Ten Thousand For Bandit Dillinger Reward Hinted by Government
The federal government offers a ten thousand dollar reward for information leading to the capture of John Dillinger. Officials hope confidentiality will encourage tips, though underworld figures fear informants may be harmed. Dillinger, seen as a bold operator, may deem the reward insufficient given his recent bank exploits.
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Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Underworld
Dillinger
Indiana
Uncle Seen
Democrats Use Politics as a Tool in Power Struggles
Representative Snell of New York argues Democrats exploit political advantage whether in or out of office. He cites 1912 and Hoover era as examples of Democratic strategy, and warns of costly political shifts in the impending congressional campaign amidst a gasoline price dispute.
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Representative Snell
New York
House
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Woodrow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
J Mr. Snell
Thetis
Baruch Urges Government Draft and Price Controls in War
Bernard Baruch told the Army Industrial College that profits must be stripped from war and proposed a wartime government dictatorship over industry. He urged absolute price controls, universal conscription of labor and resources, and drafting wealth to ensure no further wars after conflict ends.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Wallstrest
Army Industrial College
Washington
Baruch
Mr. Baruch
United States
Walges
Uncle Sam
Cost of Recovery under Roosevelt plan detailed by Treasury
Treasury figures outline costs from March 4 1933 to June 23 showing more than 7.8 billion spent by the federal government. About 4.0 billion funded recovery, 1.66 billion in direct relief, and 31 billion funneled into banking and other sectors to restore confidence. Officials cite a daily outlay around 15.36 million with recovery expected to be costly yet partially recoverable. The report also notes jobs created and potential refunds on loans and enterprises.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Adventurers of Summer Ekela Crowned Knights of Calm
Poetic fragment from Folger Sokigsey in the Baltimore Bun praising a group called adventurers. It contrasts them with crusaders and frames their quest as dream driven and nature bound. The piece envisions exploring caverns woodlands and faery haunts with joyful, tranquil courage.
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Pao
Aviation lobbyists ease friction in Roosevelt circle
Washington notes say Elliott Roosevelt uses a family accord to limit aviation ties with his father’s administration. C. Max Gardner acts as Washington representative for the aeronautical chamber, shaping contracts and political outreach behind the scenes. The aviation bloc seeks favorable picks for the new air commission while Cox and Roosevelt eye support in Ohio.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
Elrela
Elliott
Fig
Diaputa
Atick
National Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Biliott
White House
Hhodla
James
Alea
Aft
C. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Colona
Lindbergh
Eliott
Hia
Dlllott
Aeronautical Chamber
Dia
Mra. Roosevelt
Dati
Cox
Deal
Ohio
Mr. Roosevelt
Ste
Senator Bulkley
Representative West
Kay
Mercer County Man Among Prisoners to Be Given Paroles
Twenty three prisoners will be released from the state penitentiary on parole today as ordered by Governor Kump. Names include Letcher McCarty Harold Daniels Alwyn B Cox William Carter Taylor Brumfield Jesse Peyton John Campbell B N Brownley Jesse Boggs Walter Bailey Fred Curry Leslia William Cox Bogue Conley W Sking Clayton Robinacon Marshall Carter Alonzo Burne James Brubaker Gustave Britt Alton Beil Frank McCuarty Jos Dean and Burley Clouston. Transfer of Edgar Pratt to Parkersburg as compensation commission auditor announced by Commissioner Watson, effective July 1. Pratt from Parkersburg.
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Moundaville
W. Va
FP. McClintle
Kump
Letcher McCarty
Pooshontan County
Harold Daniels
Kanawha
Alwyn B. Cox
Hampshire
William Carter
Cabell
Taylor Brumfield
Lincoln
Jesse Peyton
Berkeley
John Campbell
B. N. Brownley
Mingo
Jesse Boggs
Wirt
Walter Bailey
Calhoun
Fred Curry
Pocahontas
Leslia William Cox
Bogue Conley
Logan
W. Sking
Roane
Clayton Robinacon
Marshall Carter
Alonzo Burne
Mercer
James Brubaker
Raleigh
Gustave Britt
Marion
Alton Beil
Frank McCuarty
Jos Dean
Linrole
Burley Clouston
Marshall
The Once Over and Loose Talk Amid War Talk
A scrambled dialogue glance covers Europe tension from free speech fights in Germany to Roosevelt’s trips and a balky news clip on global affairs. References include Mussolini, the Chaco War, and naac and a mock Harvard racing snippet with various political jabs and a note on Dillinger reward.
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Germany
Fritz Poderjaz
Dr. Hafenstaegl
Adom Mosley
Venice
Mussolini
Europe
Chaco-Bolivia
Balkan
Pittsburgher 1$ Held to Answer Charges in Fatal Crash
Harrison McCready, known in Pittsburgh night club circles, is jailed in Prestna county after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He received the minimum sentence of 25 dollars and 60 days in jail, mandatory on conviction. He was arrested near Kingman following a westbound collision with a vehicle driven by Cecil Gates near Terre Alto High School, causing slight damage.
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Kingwood
Wy .A
Harrison McCready
Pittsburgh
Prestna County
McCready
Fittsburgher
Kingman
Winer
Maryland
Metgready
Ong
Cecil Gates
Mosantowan
Terre Alto
Gates
June 29 Birthday Horoscope and Advice From Taf Today
What Today your birthday on June 29 brings dates and danger periods. You may meet a difficult person but tact will ease it. Money should arrive within 24 hours and social plans look promising in the evening with a motto of moderation.
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Terpsichore
Screen dialogue shifts from jokes to naturalness says Hopkins
Hollywood talk has moved beyond old joke punch lines says Robert Hopking comedy dialog specialist. He asserts silent era tricks like printed tiles and vaudeville stunts no longer work in talking pictures. Today natural conversational dialogue and strong characterization drive humor.
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Dy Hubbard
Hollywood
Joe Miller
Robert Hopking
Apaaking
Hopkins
Lizes
Hevides
Pune
Gays Hopkins
Meck Sennett
Laurel and Hardy
Bueter Keaton
Chaplin Alwore
Mystery Stories Move Fast in New Perry Mason Book
A Book A Day To Bruce Catton reviews Erle Stanley Gardner’s The Case of the Howling Dog, praising its brisk pace and legal edge. Also highlights Shadow on the Wall by H. Bailey and Death on the Outer Shoal by Anne Puller and Marcus Allen as engaging mystery reading with clever plots and strong storytelling.
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Perry Mason
Mystery Story
Erle Stanley Gardner
Morrow
Mr. Gardner
Mack
Novale
H. ©. Bailey
Crime Club
London
Reggie ‘Fortune
Mr. Fortune
Reggie Fortune
Anne Puller
Marcus Allen
Dutton
New Ringland
Asher Folk
Galt
Fragmented Historical Clippings on People and Events
A jumble of excerpts notes a Lancaster resident surviving a stab wound with care, a Tennessee doctor’s dog giving birth to twelve pups, a Chicago banker’s skewed view of Roosevelt, and Theodore Perkins planning a larger statue for FDR. It touches Hitler Mussolini visits, farm value gains, and evolving screen comedy trends with Hopkins observations.
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Lancaster
Chicago
Noosevelt
Ganin
America
Lenin
Infitler
Mussolini
Pues
Jual
Thirty Years Ago Today In The Bluefield Telegraph Files
A nostalgia item recalling events from thirty years ago including Dr R M McGuttin’s abroad trip aftermath, Major H M Folsom’s injuries, two local marriages, and Fifteen to Twenty Years Ago items noting power plant work, Salzburg.
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RM. McGuttin
Bramall
H. M. Folsom
Hizabathto
Tenn
W. H. Thordas
Étty
D. Willame
Morellcs Spatger
Rosa Whitley
Tazewell
Henry A. Vawter
Elkhorn
Mont White
Williamson
Hatfield
Washington Bystander on New Deal Campaign Tactics
The piece notes a surge of Congressional Record critiques on the New Deal as elections approach. It reports a planned nationwide speaking tour by Roosevelt aides like Farley Tugwell Johnson and Garner, with cabinet members likely to participate in public tours while others sit out summer campaigning.
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House
Senate
Congress
Democrata
Roosevelt
Washington
Farley
Rex Tugwell
Johnson
NRA
Democratic National Committee
Garner
National Committee
Tugwell
Coney Island Subways Beat Heat in Midday Rush
New York reporter Paul Harrison details a sweltering Coney Island excursion with crowds surging through Times Square to Union Square and Canal Street stations. Readers glimpse seaside sights from Feltman’s to Luna Park, the midway, wax museum exhibits, and the infamous incubators, all amid packed beaches and strict bathing customs.
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Coney Island
Times Square
Union Square
Canal Street
Brooklyn
Ag Urphin
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