Charge Thug at K C Goes Back to Ohio
Adam Richetti associate of Pretty Boy Floyd was indicted by a federal grand jury in Kansas City on three counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice in the Union Station killings of June 1933. He testified before the jury and is returned to Lisbon Ohio to face an assault charge. The panel also indicted two high police officers and a former police director on perjury charges tied to the same case.
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Kansas City
Adam Richetti
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Union Station
Ohio
Richetti
Floyd
Verne Miller
Frank Nash
Nash
Lisbon
CCC Workers Rebel Over Camp Transfers Riot in Worcester
About 250 Civilian Conservation Corps workers in Worcester mass resisted a transfer from Maine to Virginia and Maryland camps. They manhandled officers blocked a 12 car troop train for hours, prompting a riot call and police with 150 officers arriving to restore order. The train eventually resumed, with some train crew reporting beatings and tensions traced to dissatisfaction since leaving Maine.
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Worcester
Mass
Civilian Conservation Corps
Maine
Virginia
Maryland
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Army
Classes Take Radio Course at Musical Arts Conservatory
Radio equipment to enable classes in broadcasting has been installed at the Musical Arts Conservatory. A broadcasting studio and reception studio are set for pupil broadcasts under teachers including Margaret K. Woodruff for singing, Minnie Lee Aleskin for speaking, and Gladys M. Glenn for instrumental classes.
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Musical Arts Conservatory
Conservatory
Gladys M. Glenn
Margaret K. Woodruff
Minnie Lee Aleskin
Youth Kills Self To Fulfill Threat
Taylor Texas reports 14 year old Jack Floeckinger, son of a prominent family, shot himself after threatening to kill himself. He and an 18 year old girl were in a car on a country road when he warned of his plan, fired, and collapsed about 50 yards after fleeing.
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Taylor
Tex
U.P
Jack Floeckinger
Floeckinger
H. R. Floeckinger
Central Texas
City Editor Stanley Walker of Lampasas Tex
Stanley Walker from Lampasas Texas rose through University of Texas to become city editor of the New York Herald Tribune. He later earned fame as a leading city editor while sometimes sleeping in his Great Neck home, though his residence remains the city room.
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New York
Stanley Walker
Lampasas
Tex
Great Neck
L. I
The
Herald Tribune
Mr. Walker
New York Herald Tribune
Long Island
Naval parity or else says London threatens Japan
Nov. 6 reports indicate Japan would build a new type of warship if naval parity with the United States and Great Britain is not achieved. Plans describe a pocket battle ship like vessel that could upend existing treaty categories, contingent on new agreements from London and Washington.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Washington
City Editor Sees Changes In A Quiet Credo
The passage profiles a busy city editor who speaks softly and disdains stuffed shirts but endures press agents. It notes his past book Night Club Era about New York nightlife and introduces his new work City Editor, signaling a shift in his perspectives and duties.
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New York
Giving France the Jumps a History of Journalism
The article discusses upcoming changes in the newspaper world as observed by Mr. Walker. He notes the current system won’t last, with television likely driving the shift. He highlights the immediate issue that Saturday papers are failing due to the rise of new leisure and reduced work on Saturdays.
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Walker
Advertising is Dead. A Musical Family in Baltimore
A Baltimore family is described as an orchestra of ten instruments with the father, J Bernard Wells, the assistant state's attorney, arranging time for music. The piece quips on trimming filler from papers and notes a new housekeeper could learn to cook using standard recipes and equipment.
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Baltimore
J. Bernard Wells
Amarillo oil man returns home from Colorado and Chicago
W Seibold, a local Amarillo oil man, has spent the summer and fall in Colorado and Chicago and has now returned to Amarillo for a few days before likely returning to Chicago.
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W. Seibold
Amarillo
Colorado
Chicago
Blue Star Ointment Claims Quick Itch Relief
An old advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a remedy for itch rashes tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. It promises rapid absorption and itch elimination with a money back offer if the first jar fails.
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Charge Thug
K. C
CCC
Workers IN Rebellion
NEW Plan
Schilling
Cuidehow
Epple
France
Germany
Kotex
Rye Ae Ka
Levine
Table of Odd Lot Children
Levines
Les Ice
St Specia
SPE
Adhoe Evine
Smart Wool
Ideal
Greg Chambray
Boot Sox
Dress Sox
Rockford
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