Battle Ends for No 1 Public Enemy George Nelson
Chicago AP report details the death of George Nelson aka Baby Face Nelson after a short gun battle near Barrington. Federal agents pursue possible collaborator John Hamilton and other gang figures including Alvin Karpis. Nelson’s body found in a muddy ditch, hints of a wife Helen M Gills present, with Dillinger's era violence noted.
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Chicago
America
George
Baby Face" Nelson
Cook County
John Hamilton
John Dillinger
Nelson
Barrington
Alvin Karpis
Niles Center
Hamilton
Alsin Karpis
Edward G Bremer
St Paul
Arthur W. Dunlap
West St Paul
Minn
Karpis
Tommy Touhy
Mark
Samuel P Cawley
Herman E. Hollis
Dillinger Dillinger
Divided The Administration Faces Split Within Its Ranks
The cabinet factions split into three groups the outright New Dealers led by Ickes and Perkins the outright Old Dealers led by Farley and Roper and a border group of traditional Democrats led by Hull Dern and Swanson The feud between New Dealers and reactionaries signals a struggle that may worsen before it improves as Roosevelts inner circle contends with power and ideology.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Harding
Tts
Franklin Roosevelt
Ronsevest
Fam
Moffett Cow
Nice
Ickes
Wallace
Perkins
Morgenthau
Tugwell
Brain Trust
Farley
Roper
MacIntyre
Moffett
Hurja
Howe
Cummings
Dern
Hull
Swanson
Native Of Dubuque Dies In Wyoming
CAPO Mrs To OM Cates widow of late Governor Carey of Wyoming and mother of Senator Robert Carey died at her home in Cheyenne. She was 78 years old born in Dubuque Iowa in 188? and had been a pioneer settler in Wyoming for many months.
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Cheyenne
Wyo Capo
OM Cates
Lafe
Carey
Wyoming
Robert Carey
Mrs. Cae
Om Dubuque la
Interpretations of TVA Ruling Differ Widely
Federal Judge William Grubb ruled TVA may sell excess power tied to river navigation but cannot manufacture power solely to compete with private utilities. TVA supporters hailed the ruling as upholding the program whereas opponents called it unconstitutional. The decision denied TVA’s motion to dismiss an injunction seeking to block TVA from buying Alabama Power properties and gave TVA 20 days to answer.
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Birmingham
Ala
William I Grubb
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Grubb
Anti-Tva
New York Stock Exchange
Birmingham Post
David E. Lilienthal
Donald R. Richberg
National Emergency Council
Knoxville
Alabama Power Company
North
Alabama
Bolivian Crisis Tops Chaco War Fallout
Paraguayans hailed Bolivian military collapse amid Salamanca resignation and Tejada Sorzano’s sudden usurpation. Reports conflict over whether Salamanca was detained by troops and forced to retire as Tejada Sorzano declared the presidency vacated and assumed power, with cabinet resistance and coup rumors.
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Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Bolivia
Chaco
la Paz
Daniel Salamanca
South America
Jose Luis Tejada Sorzano
Salamanca
Tejada Sorzano
Villa Montes
Rong Iito
Telgada Sorcana
Santiago
Chile
Tejada
Golpe Estado
Radio Network Mentions Across Then Modern Station Lines
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous radio stations and chains such as WEAF WJZ WNBC WMAQ WGN and others, with references to various programs and performers. Mentions include NBC CBS and ABC networks, show titles, orchestras, and notable figures like Walter Winchell and Dorothy Pane, across a sprawling map of stations and affiliations.
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NMC
WEAF
WTA
Ios
Woco Voor
T Wall Downes
Beidge CS Ware
We Musee Kerr Whantee
NEC
LL de Moneshas
Sassafras
Witte Jovewhine
Cruison
MOOA
Farm
Weafer
Orth
Madcaps
CNS
WMOVX
Morin
Niv Waz
Chow
Jade
Jane Nhc
Wow Schanl
Aft
Sade
Ranneil
ONBO
Onbo! Wi Cham Ueddaay of Romance Cha: Wat Wm1 "4% Dorothy Pane Nac! Weaf
Soinan
Nhcr
Dedirabonnes
Columbia Volbrare
NHC
Stan Mai Verkins
Wito
Hennes Seibert
WAT
WJ/ WEN
Wil Shosty Fondon
Jack Heller
Chain Tyu
Nellie Evel
Walter Winchell
MNO
s—Stamp Club
NEO Wap
Nes
WMAQ
CBA
WSM
Geroree Sinah
CBS
WHEM
WCCO
Labor chief warns unemployment crisis deepens in 1934 winter
American Federation of Labor president William Green reports 550000 more unemployed than a year earlier with 10671000 jobless in October 1934, signaling a severe winter relief challenge as Hopkins Morgenthau and Tugwell head to Warm Springs for a key Roosevelt consultative session.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Harry Hopkins
Morgenthau
Tugwell
Agriculture Department
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Green
Belgrano Rejects Bonus Compromise
In Washington AP dispatch reports high Roosevelt officials threaten taxes to curb the bonus drive while advocates push for full immediate payment with no compromise. Frank H Belgrano Jr and Senator Borah condemn any settlement as impracticable or defeatist.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Frank H Belgrano, Jr
American Legion
Indianapolis
Borah
Idaho
Rush Revising NRA Act Aims Quick Passage To Stabilize Business
Washington officials say a draft permanent NRA bill is nearing completion to extend Roosevelt recovery programs. The plan excludes public works authorizations and tax provisions, seeks to reduce delays, and would reform antitrust rules, preserve code flexibility, set wage and hour standards, protect labor rights, and require regular economic reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blue Eagle
Donald R. Richberg
Congress
Burglar Sought After Injury During Grocery Break-In
Police hunt a burglar who injured his hand breaking a glass door at the W. A. Risk grocery 700 Sixth street SE. Detectives Haberle and Wilson found pools of blood near the door and cash register after the 1:40 am break in. Only $2 in change and several old coins were taken.
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W. A. Risk
Sixth Street
Haberle and
Wilson
Ask Roosevelt aid in trolley strike
Violence and vandalism continued in the Los Angeles street and motor bus strike as union leaders urged President Roosevelt to end the six day walkout. No new injuries were reported. two street cars were overturned and another attempt failed. Over forty people have been injured from flying glass and wrecked windows.
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Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Pitt Triumphs Over Carnegie Tech 20 to 0
Pitt dominated Carnegie Tech with 12 first downs to one as Izzy Weinstock scored the first two touchdowns and extra points and Herb Randour added a late TD. About 34,000 fans watched the home victory in the 21st meeting since 1906.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Panthers
Izzy Weinstock
Herb Randour
Carnegie
French Farmers Battle With Cops in Paris Demonstration
In Paris police faced ten thousand farmers singing the Marseillaise during a large demonstration for relief, the second major protest in 24 hours. The prior night saw hundreds of disabled veterans also marching in another rally.
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Paris
Wrestling Results By The Associated Press Summary
San Francisco match saw Hush Nichols from Cincinnati defeat Red Lyon of Seattle two falls to none. In Los Angeles Hana Steinke of Germans beat Man Mountain Dean from Norcrosa, Ga. two falls to none.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Hush Nichols
Cincinnati
Red Lyon
Seattle
Los Angeles
Hana Steinke
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1934 Details
An item from Cedar Rapids reports on the 1934 auto toll, noting figures for accidents injuries and deaths. The fragment cites totals 338 and 436 with a perene reference and unclear lines about outcomes.
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Cedar Rapids
Stein May Have Ailments Cited By Medical Journal
The American Medical Association editors suggest Gertrude Stein’s writings may reflect one of four conditions such as Paulasia or verbal perseveration and question whether her literary work is a genuine phenomenon or a hoax. They note Stein studied normal motor automatism at Radcliffe in 1896 and linked it to her experimental writings.
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Chicago
Gertrude Stein
American Medical Association
Association
The
Medical Association
Miss Stein
Radcliffe College
Auto Crash Injures Woman as Drivers Disagree on Cause
Miss Winifred Murphy suffered knee bruises in a 2:30 a.m. crash between Tenth and Twelfth streets on Third avenue SE. She rode with W H Dye. Dye says Holecek pulled from curb into his path. Holecek claims his car was stationary when Dye’s vehicle struck it from the rear.
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Winifred Murphy
Eighteenth Street
Tenth
Twelfth Streets
Third Avenue
W. H. Dye
Fourteenth Street
Dye
Frank Holecek
Fourth Avenue
Holecek
Andred Halva
Maxine
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Alvin Karp
Stered
Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Big Jim Farley
Jim
Post Office Department
Marvin Macintyre
White House
Dan Roper
New Deal
Arena
Narold Ickes
Pian C.cus
Farleys
Hurras
MacIntyres
Henry Wallace
Agricultural Department
Miss Perkins
Jim Farleys
General Johnson
Henry Morgenthau
Wood
Henry
Cordell Hull
George Dern
Naval
Homer Cummings
iCopyrtaht
Grunow Radios
Cgrunow
Dubuque
Wan Wawa
aAly
Jaack — Armstrong
WBBM
Wecoo
Gale Ware
NBC
WJZ
Jack
Loretta Clemeny
Nusa Oreh
WMT
Willard
Tohnson
Mildred Valley
WIZ Enr
Red Granke
Red Oasis
WLW
Wonke Carter
Dwleht
Wiske Goodman
NBC Wia
Lyman Arch
WEAP
Phil Tere
NDC
Olek Powell
Fiertta
WEREM
Wceco
WRAF
Bernard
Dumont
Snbc
WZ Wenr
Kate Smith
WARC
Chais Rabbi Wise
Vmer
Maree
Weco Velny Orch
CYS
WHBM
Wlees Orch
Midwest
Martin Orch
ONBC
Orch
WWOM
CNBC
Faust
Meyer
Chan Dalley Oreh
WAC
Belgrano
Rush
Perene
Eeees
General Motors
Thorpe Top and Body Service CO
Iowa
General Motors Truck Company
Ena
Pontiac
Michigan
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