Philadelphia Killer Bach Executed For Park Slaying
Rich ig Silly Bach, six foot six, was executed at Rockdale Penitentiary for the death of Miss McCloskey in Patrimount park Philadelphia. The 24 year old walked calmly to the death chamber, received the electric chair at 7:01 a.m., and died three minutes later. The crime followed the brutal attack that left Miss McCloskey battered and slain under a tree after her date with Dennis Boyle. Boyle, with skull fracture, could not tell police his story until recovering days later.
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Rock Drew Penitentiary
Eig
Rows McCloskey
Patrmount Park
Pafiadalphia
Gott
Phila‘dolphin
Bach
Pie Waa
Fristleso
Dennis Boyle
Miss McCloskey
McCloskey
Boyle
New Salem heavyweight wins Alleghany boxing crown
George Bittner of New Salem knocked out Emil Perlick of Clairton in the semifinals and then defeated Dan Pielin of Pittsburgh in the finale to seize the heavyweight title at the 1934 Alleghany mountain association senior championships in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
George Bittner
New Salem
Alleghany Mountain Association
Bittner
Emil Perlick
Clairtog
Dan Pielin
Seri-finela
New Salam
Emil Perlisk
Clairton
Dan Plelan
Pete Landial
Weat- Newton A. C
Matt Ozeniak
George Morgan
Frankie Dimet
Erie
Carmen di. Tata
Pitsburgh
Ein Nyt
Sammy Angott
Washington
Johnny Giadhetti
Leo Sweeney
William Eley
New _Salem
Walter Martin
Joe Robinson
Brownaville
Steve Koheda
Pittaburgh
Louie Carer
Charles Douglas
Meadville
al Mancini
Dan Pislin
Monopolistic Charges Fly In Atara Hearing
Titus pressed witnesses on monopoly claims tied to oil compa nies including Standard of New Jersey Gulf Oil Shell Tidewater and Atlantic Refining He sought names of committee members and agents of monopoly while Jones named executives and aides. Fort Worth Texas figures were present as the cross examination touched proration and coordination efforts amid disputed monopoly assertions.
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Taw
Titus
Jones
Standard of New Jersey
Gulf Oil Corporation
Shell
Tidewater Oil Corporation
Texas Corporation
Atlantic Refining Company
Cities Service
Amos L
Heally
Franklin
Ruagéll Brown
Henry Dawes
Arnatt
Axtell Bylee
William H. Holyeay
Set M. Moffatt
Howard de Hosald
Roesar
Si Templing
Coordination Committee
Coeparton
Darrow
New Rainbow Cleaners and Laundry Services
Advertising for New Rainbow Cleaners and Laundry marketing dry cleaning and laundering. Promotes coat cleaning with multiple sizes, emphasizes quality, encourages comparisons, and lists contact phone numbers. Also mentions Mary Lee Beauty Shop and Bluafield Lodge No. 85 A M A F and A M notices. Includes Oldsmobile car display at Sarver's Auto Sales and notes on winter storage cleaning.
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Rainbow Cleaners
Mary Lee Beauty Shop
Sarver'a
Beauty pageant winner sues nobleman in breach suit
Joy Joyce Tondo filed a writ against Young Lord Dever ktoke heir to a 409000 pound estate. The actress Loyce Mies Joyce, now in the United States, engages Sir Patrick Hastings to lead the case. The court action follows a long legal clash tied to aristocratic wealth and family ties.
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Tondo
Angle Joyce
Trondon
Lord Deverktoke
Mies Loyce
United States
Patrick Hastings
Engish
Joyce
Patrick
Rasputin Alm Euft
Revelstoke
Flora Firmor-Heatketh
Thomas
Fermor-Heaketh
Illinois Votes Today in First Primary of New Deal Era
Chicago reports Illinois voters prepare for the first primary of the new deal era. The battle includes Rainey seeking renomination in the 20th district against Kirby amid claims of Wall Street money and debates on railroad ownership and war debt diplomacy. Turnout expected around 1.9 million.
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Illinois
Chicago
Thinois
Henry T. Rainey
National House
Emancipation Day message warns against regimentation
A historical message argues against federal control over states and industry, urging citizens to defend liberty and equality. It cites Washington and Lincoln, recalls Valley Forge, Yorktown, Appomattox, and warns that new powers could erase state rights, and urges voters to safeguard democracy and public sentiment.
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Etale
Washington
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Beacen
Abraham Lincoln
Appomattox
Lee
Grant
Asia
Grond
United States
Europe
Lincoln
Johnson Delegates Duties to New NRA Aide
Washington April 9 Hugh 8 Johnson shifted most NRA authority to a general staff. Lieut Col George A Lynch, a West Point classmate, named administrative officer to approve codes run office and act on matters not requiring administrator’s attention. The delegation frees Johnson to handle industrial relations, labor troubles, and complicated codes while on trip to Miami with Roosevelt’s yacht party. Donald Richberg and Francia Robinson accompany him.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Weat Point
George A. Lynch
Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
Francia Robinson
Wage scales spark regional coal mine dispute
Alabama owners and miners from the Smokeless coal region argue over new wage scales. L C Gunter backs differential boosts for southern Appalachia while W A Richards claims regional day rates are excessive. He notes Smokeless miners would gain about 77 cents daily versus central Pennsylvania workers at six dollars.
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L. C. Gunter
Kentucky
Tennessee
Appalachian
West Virginia
W. A. Richards
Richards
Minera
Pennsylvania
Editor's suit against solons is dismissed
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 9 Judge H Church Ford dismissed the petition of Vance Armentrout associate editor of the Louisville Courier Journal seeking sixty thousand dollars from seven state lawmakers for false imprisonment. The ruling cited constitutional immunity shielding legislators from questioning over speech or debate and left open whether jailer or sergeant at arms actions were void. Armentrout indicated possible appeal.
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Frankfort
Vance Armentront
Louisville Gourier- Journal
H. “Church Ford
Franklin Circuit
Ford
House Lobby
Armentrout
House
Polk South
Court of Appeals
Rafus
Letter to the editor criticizes newspaper ethics and contempt ruling
A reader sent a letter to the paper’s opinion page criticizing the Hastings era ethics and alleging the writer would violate press standards. He was released from a writ of habeas corpus. Later the house imposed a $25 fine for alleged contempt but no collection action has begun yet.
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Petitien
Trail of Dillinger Prompted Pittsburgh Police Action
Pittsburgh police issued a watch tonight for a Ford De Luxe sedan carrying John Dillinger the notorious outlaw and an accomplice. The car, described with red dyed hair on Dillinger and two missing fingers on Hamilton’s right hand, was said seen in the city earlier today and authorities urged officers to be vigilant.
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Witen
Sonn Dillinger
Fia
Pal
Toha Hamlton
Sean Here Todiy
Tae Hana Kehae
Piilinger
Hamilton
West Virginia Retail Growers Meet Opens Session
More than 500 registered members attended the West Virginia Association of Retail Growers two day business session. H C Poteract of St Paul national president predicted better times for small businesses through federal food codes. State Tax Commissioner spoke, leading a round table on consumer tax questions. Auto deliveries noted in Chicago.
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West Virginia Association’ of
H. C. Poteract
St. Paul
Chicago
Polk and Company
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