The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-29

Dig game hunter. Deed-a-Osy,
ailing for several weeks, re-
Gently had refused 10 eat and
lost nearly a ton in weight.
Albrecht dispatched her with a
bullet in the head. An Exam
nation later showed serious
inflammation Of the stomach and
other organs, the result OF in.
discriminate feeding, Or.
Young, director Of the Anti.
Cruelty Society. said.
NEW YoRN-INS- Mrs. Inez
Cheyenne, A. and John {. BORIS,
&c, today faced grand larceny
charges growing out OF theft of
moe than 100000 from the Provi.
dent Loan Society by which they
were employed. The money was
realized, il is charged. when the
pair made false claims 10 unre.
deemed articles.
NEW YORK ms Officials
of the New York War Savings
staff were iubilant today over the
success Of the largest block
party" ever held at which some
$4,000 persons bought nearly ST.
100000 worth OF war bonds and
stamps.
PATERSON, n. J.-INS-Threat
Of a strike at the five New Jer-
sey plants of the Wright Aeronau-
teal Company was definitely re-
moved today following settlement
of a dispute over production bo-
nus awards.
WASHINGTON - ms - Sen.
George CD Ga, chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee, de-
clared today that his group may
take definite action on a compul-
sorry savings plan before il con-
ciudes hearings on the $6,300,O00,-
600 war tax bill.
WASHINGTON-INS- Although
the sugar supply outlook from the
Caribbean has taken "a turn for the
worse OPA officials said today
that there was no cause for imme-
date alarm or prospects OF a
change in the ratioping program.
Harold B. Rowe. OPA food ration.
ing chief. said that shipments from
Cuba and Puerto Rico haven't been
down long enough to say what the
effect will be-"
SALT LAKE CITY-lNS-Do Donald
Lawton Condit. %. convicted hitch.
hike slayer from Los Angeles, today
faced execution by firing squad
at dawn Thursday as GOV. Herbert
r. Nav of Utah announced he
would not interfere.
CHICAGO - ms Albert w.
Krause, As. former Chicasoau now
employed a = an oil company engi-
neer in Tulsa. Okla. today pre-
pared to fight the citizenship reyo-
cation petition filed against him
by L. S. Attorney J. Albert VOL.
Declaring he was a loyal American.
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the engineer had said he regretted
having become an American citi-
zen and wished he had retained his
German citizenship.
WASHINGTON -INS-There was
activity around the White House
today that had nothing whatever to
do with the winning OF the war
The famed oval room study was
being readied for a wedding tomor
row, that of Harry Hopkins and
Mrs. Louise Gill Macy.
NEW NORK-INS-Workmen TO-
day were clearing debris from
Lewisohn Stadium caused by a
freak lightning bolt which Lass
right wrecked the huge musicians
stand in the outdoor theater.
NEW YORK -INS-Jacob Spun.
Ky Weiss. small.time mobster. and
former underling OF Louis "Lepke"
Buchalter. today faced the death
penalty for the l3.year-old murder
OF Hyman Leder, iS-year-old Brook.
lyn pocket-book manufacturer. a
jury convicted him after deliberat.
ing only so minutes.
HARTFORD. Conn -INS-Open-
ing statements by prosecution and
defense counsel were expected to-
day in the trial OF the Rev. Kurt e.
B. Molzahn. Philadelphia clergy.
man charged with conspiracy to
violate espionage laws.
MEXICO CITY-INS-The luxury
yacht Vita has been sold to the
United States government by linda
lecio Prieto. former member OF the
Loyalist government Of Spain. Il was
disclosed today The Vita, now at
Acapulco. will be turned over 70
the L. S. Navy for submarine patrol
service. The sale price was report.
ed to be 100000.
LONDON-INS- Renters today
reported broadcast by the Paris
radio Of an Official German news
agency dispatch stating that Nazi
Elite "SS' troops formerly In &C
ton on the German front have
now moved 40 France and placed
under direction OF the western
high command
ALBANY. Gains Another
chapter was written in the check
cred history OF the illstarred Col.
den Gate race track today as two
federal agencies studied plans for
converting the $1,000. 900 plant into
housing facilities for war workers