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Tag Archives: Harry Raymond
June 15, 1938
A detail of the arch, as shown on San Pedro High School’s website. For the full image, go here. A cloverleaf interchange, as envisioned in 1938. Note the extensive landscaping on both sides of the freeway. A map of … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, @news, Architecture, City Hall, Current Affairs, Downtown, Freeways, Front Pages, LAPD, Politics, Real Estate
Tagged 1938, City Hall, corruption, Earle Kynette, Frank Shaw, Freeways, Harry Raymond, Red Car, Streetcars, transportation
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June 10, 1938
There are times when the old newspapers absolutely leave me speechless–and not in the good way. Yes, I realize this is a comic strip ("Tarzan") and yes, I realize it’s 1938 and not 2008. But good grief, I still find … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, #games, Countdown to Watts, Film, Front Pages, Sports
Tagged #courts, 1938, corruption, divorces, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, hollywood, KKK, lapd, Masons, Shriners
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June 9, 1938
Photograph by the Los Angeles Times Special prosecutor Joseph Fainer, left, Deputy Paul Casey and George Sakalis, a key witness in the trial of Police Capt. Earle Kynette in the Harry Raymond bombing. Because of the attempts to intimidate Sakalis … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, @news, Downtown, Front Pages, Homicide, LAPD, Politics
Tagged #Chinatown, 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, J.J. Gittes, Jon Hall, nose slitting, Polanski
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June 6, 1938
Above and at left, Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin poses with Jewish ceremonial items brought from Europe by Henry Weinberger and his wife and presented to Wilshire Boulevard Temple. The Times says the donations include Paroches (hangings for the Ark) from … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Forest Lawn, Front Pages, Politics, Religion
Tagged 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, Rabbi Edgar Magnin, Wilshire Boulevard Temple
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May 28, 1938
Photograph by the Los Angeles Times Police chemist Ray Pinker with the steering wheel from Harry Raymond’s car, in a photo from the trial of Police Capt. Earle Kynette dated May 4, 1938. At left, here’s where we see corruption … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Downtown, Front Pages, LAPD, Politics
Tagged 1938, corruption, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, lapd, police
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May 27, 1938
Photograph by the Los Angeles Times, dated April 13, 1938 Above, the defendants and their attorneys in the Harry Raymond bombing … At left, more angry exchanges between Deputy Dist. Atty. Eugene Williams and Police Capt. Earle Kynette … Also: … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Front Pages, LAPD, Politics
Tagged #communists, 1938, black list, bombing, City Hall, Earle Kynette, government corruption, Harry Raymond, HUAAC, lapd, un-American
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May 26. 1938
Photograph by the Los Angeles Times Harry Raymond testifies about his injuries from the bomb placed in his car, in a photo dated April 30, 1938. Police Capt. Earle Kynette insists that he is being framed as he argues with … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, @news, City Hall, Downtown, Front Pages, LAPD
Tagged 1938, City Hall, corruption, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, lapd
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May 25, 1938
Photograph by Andrew H. Arnott / The Los Angeles Times Attorney Joe Fainer, left, and police chemist Ray Pinker examine pieces of Harry Raymond’s bombed-out car in a photo dated May 6, 1938. Police Capt. Earle Kynette testifies in the … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Downtown, Front Pages, LAPD, Politics
Tagged 1938, Beverly Hillbillies, bombing, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, lapd, police corruption
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May 23, 1938
It’s another slow day in the trial of Police Capt. Earle Kynette in the Harry Raymond bombing … In the meantime, let’s take a look at former police investigator Fletcher E. Felts, whose father was one of the longest-serving officers … Continue reading
Posted in @news, Front Pages, Homicide, LAPD
Tagged #guns, 1938, bombing, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, homicide, lapd, Luger, murder, police
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May 21, 1938
It’s a slow day in the trial of Police Capt. Earle Kynette in the Harry Raymond bombing. The defense is trying to present its case, but almost nothing is happening because of continual objections from the prosecution. Instead, here’s some … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Downtown, LAPD
Tagged 1938, bombing, City Hall, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, lapd
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May 18, 1938
Above, Esther Sichler shows off her skill in a match at Elysian Park with a .38: A 3-inch group at 25 yards, breaking all women’s records in target shooting, The Times says. Her husband is a sheriff’s deputy, the story … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Front Pages, LAPD
Tagged #guns, 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, lapd, NRA
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May 15, 1938
At left, John Charles Thomas performs in "Blossom Time." Below left, shots are fired in a raid on water taxis taking customers to the gambling ship Rex, right out of Raymond Chandler. Authorities also seize 51 Rex employees … In … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, classical music, Downtown, Front Pages, LAPD, Music
Tagged 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, Rex, Tony Cornero
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May 13, 1938
Above, Albert "Baby" Arizmendi vs. Wally Hally at the Olympic. Arizmendi died in 1963 at the age of 48 after a long illness … Below, George Sakalis, a key witness in the trial of Police Capt. Earle Kynette, is cleared … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Front Pages, LAPD, Sports
Tagged 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond
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May 12, 1938
It’s fun to imagine the first crowds going into the movie palaces for the premiere of "Robin Hood" with nobody to say "Oh, I saw that on TV as a kid" or "Isn’t Basil Rathbone a great villain"?" and no … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Film, Front Pages, Hollywood, LAPD
Tagged #Errol Flynn, 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, Korngold, Robin Hood
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May 11, 1938
Above, a scenario that sounds tragically familiar … Below, George Sakalis, a prosecution witness in the trial of Police Capt. Earle Kynette in the Harry Raymond bombing, is wanted in Arizona–or is he? Dist. Atty. Buron Fitts says the arrest … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Front Pages, LAPD
Tagged #Holocaust, 1938, Disney Okla., Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond
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May 8, 1938
Above, an arresting and perhaps inflammatory title for a book that’s fairly obscure today. It appears to have been written by a Swedish Christian who advocated assimilation … The book also appears to have evoked a response from Rabbi Stephen … Continue reading
Posted in @news, City Hall, Front Pages, LAPD, Politics, Religion
Tagged #Hitler, #Holocaust, 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, Mussolini, Ray Pinker
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May 7, 1938
Above, theater manager Boris Posner is accused of "misconduct" while measuring young women for a beauty contest. Charges were eventually dismissed and he vanished from the pages of The Times … In Cleveland, welfare recipients overwhelm relief stations, chanting "We … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Front Pages, LAPD
Tagged 1938, beauty contests, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, William G. Bonelli
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Jack Parsons, RIP
May 7, 1938 Above, John W. "Jack" Parsons poses with his replica of the pipe bomb used in an attempt to kill Harry Raymond. Parsons, one of the founders of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, is an enigmatic figure who … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, LAPD, Science
Tagged 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, Jack Parsons, JPL
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May 6, 1938
Above, former President Hoover speaks to people at Union Station in Kansas City (yes, the headline says "Oklahomans") … Italian troops and police quiet an angry crowd in Naples that had been waiting six hours to see Hitler and Mussolini. … Continue reading
Posted in @news, City Hall, Downtown, Front Pages
Tagged #Hitler, 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, Mussolini
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May 5, 1938
Above, Thelma Todd’s famous (or notorious) Inn … Below, George Sakalis says he was offered $3,000 to keep his mouth shut in the trial of Police Capt. Earle Kynette in the Harry Raymond bombing … Jackie Coogan says he brought … Continue reading
Posted in #courts, City Hall, Food and Drink, Front Pages, Homicide, LAPD, Nightclubs
Tagged 1938, Earle Kynette, Harry Raymond, Thelma Todd
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