Public enemies drive from Atlantic City in stolen car
Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell escaped from a hotel room after opening fire on police in Atlantic City. They stole a car and, pursued by 20 officers with city lights flashing, fled toward Camden. Campbell reportedly wounded. Karpis' companion Dolores Delaney slightly wounded and pregnant. Women with them include Winona Burdette. Mayor Bacharach led search as authorities name Karpis linked to Bremer kidnapping case.
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Campbell
Camden
Karpis
Dolores Delaney
Louise Graham
Delaney
Winona Burdette
Louise Campbell
Sam Wheatley
Harry Bacharach
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
Minn
Bar Dogs on Relief in Kentucky Prompted by FERA Rule
The Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration barred listing dogs on relief rolls after workers found 84 relief households in one county owned 105 coon dogs and 63 babies were born last year. The FERA allowed scraps for dogs but prohibited naming dogs on relief lists to ensure babies receive nourishment.
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Louisville
Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration
Kentucky
FERA
Like a Bee To Honey Want Ads Reach 33000 Daily Readers
The Globe-News Want Ads promise direct access to 33 000 daily readers in this territory. Ads offer sale exchange or rent placements at low weekly rates starting around 1 20 with immediate assistance from courteous ad takers.
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Globe-News
Pistol whipping case ends with capture of suspect Short
Harrison Short, an ex inmate of the Oklahoma reformatory and third man sought in the pistol whipping of Patrolman Boyce Long, will be returned to Canyon today for trial. Long and his partner D. C. White pursued to Dallas where Short was arrested after a pursuit following the December 23 attack on Long. Two accomplices, Hammell Johnson and Edward Keel, were sentenced to prison for assault and related charges. The case also involved a traffic collision with Mrs. Hal Bruner of Amarillo, who was injured.
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Harrison Short
Oklahoma Reformatory
Boyce Long
Canyon
Long
D. C. White
Dallas
Short
Canyon Highway
Amarillo
Hammell Johnson
Johnson
Edward Keel
E. C. Nelson
Keel
Hal Bruner
Bruner
Moodie Holds Office Amid Impeachment Tension in North Dakota
Gov Moodie refuses to yield the governorship after impeachment by the North Dakota House. He keeps the office with two National Guardsmen withdrawn and cites possible legal action while Welford readiness is noted. Welford will take over duties if needed.
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Bismarck
N. D
Thomas H. Moodie
North Dakota House of Representatives
Moodie
Walter H. Welford
Senate
P. O. Labre
Non-Partisan
League
Sabre
Welford
Ole H. Olson
William Langer
Board of Managers
Democratic leaders push Roosevelt relief plan in Congress
Washington January 20 Democratic leaders prepared to move President Roosevelt's 4.88 billion relief program through Congress this week and then tackle social security legislation. The strategy aims to prevent blocs from strengthening to raise either relief outlay or social security benefits.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Leaking Gas Blamed for Six Deaths in Brooklyn Flat
Police said leaking gas caused the deaths of six people in a Brooklyn flat. Victims include Dominco Figueroa and three generations of his family, with his son and daughter, a grandchild, a son-in-law, and a brother also among the dead.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dominco Figueroa
Figueroa
Walker Whiteside Stars In Master of Ballantrae Here
Amarillo audiences will see Walker Whiteside in The Master of Ballantrae at the Municipal Auditorium. The three act romance of the 18th century features elaborate settings. Tickets sell today at City Drug No 1 or by mail to Miss Lois Black care News Globe. Prices range 50c to 2.00. The show is a Tri-State Fair attraction booked by Wilbur C. Hawk.
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Amarillo
Walker Whiteside
Care News- Globe
Ballantrae
Wilbur C. Hawk
Ruling Expected in Gold Cases Amid Court Deliberations
Washington observers anticipate the Supreme Court may rule on the gold payment clause tomorrow or later, with a decision possibly issued by February 4 after the two week recess. A ruling could require currency payments equal to gold values, affecting contract obligations and the dollar. Meanwhile, Mooney seeks habeas corpus relief linked to the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mooney
Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
Narcotics Haul Tied to Smuggling Ring in Brownwood
Brownwood police report the seizure of about 4000 grains of narcotics and an automobile linked to a larger ring smuggling from Mexico. Two of three men arrested were sent to Fort Worth for federal charges. one suspect remained jailed locally. One man carried a Mexican passport and a shipping bill showing cross-border car shipment.
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Brownwood
Fort Worth
United States
Brown
Mexico
General William F. P. Hase Dies at 61
Major General William F. P. Hase chief of coast artillery died early today at Walter Reed General Hospital after an appendicitis operation. The World War II veteran was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for services in France.
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Washington
William FP. Hase
Coast Artillery
Walter Reed General Hospital
State to Seek New Angles in Hauptmann Kidnap Case
New Jersey prosecutors plan two lines of attack in the Lindbergh kidnapping trial. They will again pursue the money angle by tying Hauptmann’s bank and brokerage funds to the $50,000 ransom while also aiming to link him more directly to the crime through testimony about the ladder and his actions on the day of the abduction.
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Wilson
Senate
E. M. House
Lansing
Clemenceau
Halfour
United States
Flemington
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
Fish
Isador Fisch
Fisch
Germany
Trenton
Richard Stockton
Edward Hill
William Frank
Lindbergh
Jailer Locked Up as Five Men Escape at Georgetown
Five Williamson County prisoners fled the jail today while Jailer Andy Pickle fed inmates. Louis Cernoch, implicated in the slaying of two Granger officials, was later recaptured in San Gabriel Park by Sheriff Louis Lowe. Others named were Lloyd Fulton Gene Anderson E. E. Carter and Nathan Sheller. The escape occurred after the prisoners sawed bars in front of their cell.
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Georgetown
Williamson County
Andy Pickle
Louis Cernoch
Granger
Texas
San Gabriel Park
Louis Lowe
Lloyd Fulton
Gene Anderson
Liberty Hill
E. E. Carter
Nathan Sheller
Cornoch
Pickle
Fort Worth Chicago boat trip halted by cold wave
Commodore B. M. Hatfield ends the Fort Worth to Chicago voyage aboard the tiny river boat Texas Steer near Port Clark in Liberty County and heads to Dallas after reports of sub freezing weather. He plans to resume the journey once conditions improve in Palestine.
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Palestine
Tex
B. M. Hatfield
Fort Worth
Chicago
Texas
Port Clark
Liberty County
Dallas
Growth of Church Emphasized at Episco pals Meet
Bishop E C Seaman outlined the North Texas diocese expansion at the 25th annual convocation held at St Andrews church. More than 100 delegates attended the opening day noting district growth since 1911 with church structures rising from 15 to 42 and contributions increasing from 12721.62 to 26755 plus a district property valuation of 386375. The meeting stressed coordinated leadership and cooperative ministry.
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North Texas
Episcopal Church
Missionary District
E. C. Seaman
St. Andrew's Church
Seaman
Churc
Texans Impress In Washington Commentary From Jan 20
New York reports two Texans made good in government. Jack Garner, vice president, is praised for experience and influence in running affairs. Jesse Jones, head of the Reconstruction Finance Corp, is lauded for vast lending capacity and efficiency in handling assets and taxes.
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New York
Washington
Jack Garner
Roosevelt
Garner
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance
Jones
R. PF. C
FDR Chooses Garner as 1936 Running Mate
Washington reports that President Roosevelt desires Vice President Garner to join him again for the 1936 election. The move quells talks of liberal Democrats seeking a replacement and shifts focus to other potential candidates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Garner
Ickes
Wallace
Record cold grips Panhandle as sand storms rise
A bitter cold front swept the Panhandle lowering many thermometers to near zero with Boise City Oklahoma at four below. Sandstorms blew over Texline and Dalhart while visibility dropped for Weather Bureau observers in Amarillo slowing air travel and prompting livestock warnings ahead of a forecast for more snow and warming days ahead.
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Panhandle
Pacific Northwest
Woodward
Shattuck
Oklahoma
Plains
U. S
English Field
Boise
Boise City
Okla
Amarillo
Texline
Dalhart
The
Weather Service
Northern
West Texas
South Portion
Wichita
Transcontinental Western Air
Kansas
Kansas City
Oklo
TWA
Cold Spreads to East Leaving Death in Wake
Bitter sub zero weather pushes eastward from Oregon to the Midwest and East as fog and ice cause deadly highway conditions. Freezing temps threaten California orchards with frosted groves and snow in mountains east of San Diego. Local readings include 39 in San Francisco 32 in Burbank and 26 in Saugus with 22 below at Spokane airport.
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Associated Press
Oregon
Minnesota
Iowa
Atlantic
California
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Burbank
Ontario
Orange Groves
Saugus
Mountain Pass
Spokane
Klamath Falls
Portland
Pendleton
Gateway
California Sierras
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Harry Campbell
Bremer
Atlantic City
Alvin Karpis
Middle West
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Badman
U.S
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Kaiser Wilhelm
State Department
Hague
America
Netherlands
F.D. R
Whiteside
Lindy
Ft, Worth
Norther
Bietavgh
FDR
North Plains
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