Ten Thousand Reward For Dillinger Bandit
The federal government through the Department of Justice offers a ten thousand dollar reward for information leading to the capture of John Dillinger. Authorities expect tips to be confidential to encourage cooperation, while noting Dillinger’s notoriety and alleged bank robberies. The underworld may push for higher rewards before risking tips.
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Democrats Run Politics While In Power, Snell Says
Representative Snell of New York argues Democrats master political craft, keeping power by planning to stay in office, contrasting with Republicans who he says held power longer. He cites 1912 and Moorer administration as examples, warns of upcoming campaigns, and notes a looming gasoline price war amid winter’s approach.
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War Profits and Draft Theory by Bernard Baruch
The article reports Bernard Baruch arguing against profits from war and urging government control including a wartime dictatorship, universal conscription for essential labor, and strict price controls. He contends profits fuel conflict and proposes shared sacrifice to end wars, noting profiteers and the need for national mobilization and fair returns.
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Wall
Washington
Dedi Tate
Dratt
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Climb
Mr. Baruch
United States
Munilions
Teir
Sam
Cost of Recovery Figures Reveal Roosevelt Era Expenditures
Treasury data show federal outlays from March 4 1933 to June 23 totaling over 7.31 billion with 4 billion spent on recovery. Daily outlays exceed 16.36 million as RFC loans and bank aid aim to restore confidence. direct relief tops 1.65 billion and 4 million people were aided in 15 months. Recovery expected to be partly reversible as funds are repaid.
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Treasury
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RFC
Adventurers of Summer in Mystic Woodland Haunts
The poem proclaims a band of young adventurers, bold yet calm, seeking caves and woods. They are crowned as knights who know more than famed conquerors, pursuing green prospects and playful faery realms through nature’s trials.
Roosevelt Family Ties Stir Air Age Politics
Elliott Roosevelt signs with the aeronautical chamber of commerce amid White House scrutiny. The arrangement lets him visit the White House freely while avoiding policy favors, as the aviation crowd seeks to curb anti administration agitation.
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Federa
The Once Over by H I Phillips
A chaotic dialogue mocks Europe and American figures with jumbled references to Mussolini Roosevelt and various names. The spoofed banter touches on free speech politics golf finance and a future New Deal sales push, ending with a scheming surreal note about a balloon voyage and a medical study.
Screen Life In Hollywood Dialog and the Joke
Hollywood debates the value of natural dialog in films. Attorney General critics say humor fades with forced jokes. Robert Hopkins argues modern screen dialogue must fit character and pace, not rely on vaudeville jokes.
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Robert Hopkins
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Hopking
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Hopkins
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Italy
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Puné
Bays Hopkins
Gage
Mack Sennett
June Birthday Forecasts Highlight Social, Career Paths
June birthdays bring mixed guidance from a horoscopic column. It notes risings and danger periods on June 25 and 29, suggests monetary windfalls, advises moderation, and praises talents in speech, dance, and the arts. It lists notable figures born in June 20s and hints at marriage happiness and a curious child.
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Darry
St. George Tucker
Charles A. Shepard
Dana Pratt
John Q. A. Ward
Cella ‘Phaxter
Frances H. Snow
Pittsburgher Held to Answer Charges in Open-Conviction Case
Wingwood W Vin Varelson McCready a Pittsburgh nightclub figure pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received 60 days in jail and a 25 dollar fine. He was arrested by state police near Kingman after a minor collision involving a truck driven by Devil Gates of Morgantown.
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Varelson McCready
Pittsburgh
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McCready
Kingman
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Morgantown
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Cerro Alta
Gates
Alain
Mystery Book Roundup Brings New Perry Mason Novel
A Book A Day reviews Erle Stanley Gardner’s The Case of the Howling Dog delivering fast action and legal edge. Also praised Shadow on the Wall featuring Reggie Fortune and Death on the Outer Shoal with a coastal island mystery and solid deduction.
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Morrow
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Crime Club
Reggie Fortune
Mr. Fortune
Anne Fuller
Marcus Allen
Dutton
New Hingland
Salta
Joseph C. Lincoln
Buried Harpoon and Vaudeville Voices in Lovable Fragments
A collage of quips and notices spans from a Lancaster resident stabbed yet alive after surgical care to hog prices in the Midwest rise by 186 million. It surveys figures on Roosevelt, Lenin, Mussolini, and Chaplin while noting screen comedy shifts and a Tennessee dog giving birth to twelve puppies.
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Thirty Years Ago Today In The Bluefield Area Highlights
From The Files Of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph three decades ago Dr. R M McGuffin of Bramwell returned from a three month trip abroad Major H M Folsom of Elizabethton Tenn father of Mrs W H Thomas was seriously injured in a fall over a high cliff Williams and Florence Spanger of Coopers were married Twenty years ago today Norfolk and Western power plant at Bluestone nearing completion Rosa Whitley of Tazewell married Henry A Vawter of Elkhorn Mont White of Williamson named warden of the state penitentiary Ten years ago today Maynard O Gibbs mining engineer was killed by a fall in No 10 mine of U S Coal and Coke Gary B E Kimble principal of the East River district school was named principal at Gary Dr A Frank Pierce Presbyterian missionary to China lectured at First Presbyterian church.
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H. M. Folsom
Elizabethton
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High Cliff
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Florence Spanger
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Norfolk and Western
Bluestone
Rosa Whitley
Tazewell
Henry A. Vawter
Elkhorn
Mont White
Williamson
Hatfield
State Penitentiary
Maynard O. Gibbs
U. S. “Coal and Coke Company
Gary
B. E. Kimble
East River
Roosevelt aides plan nationwide speaking tours to back new deal
A Washington bystander notes that Congress adjourned with many Democratic and Republican comments on the new deal. Administration leaders including Farley Tugwell Johnson and others will tour the country to campaign, while key cabinet members may join limited speaking appearances this summer.
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New York Seething crowds at Coney Island midday crowds
New York June 28. Paul Harrison writes of a heat swollen day inConey Island as the subway crowd floods Times Square Union Square and Canal Street stations. Beach crowds rush to leave trains and fights for seats erupt among visitors. Food stalls rides and sideshows push spectators to the limited seafront. Luna Park is closed, Feltman’s restaurant thrives, and the midway features freak shows wax figures and a neon panorama of old and new amusements.
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