Embry Riddle to Link With Giant Airways Network
Charter filings in Dover will merge Embry Riddle Aviation with the Aviation Corporation creating a larger control group including Universal Aviation, Fairchild, Curtiss, and Roosevelt Fields. The deal expands air mail and passenger routes from Chicago to Cincinnati and links training centers in Ohio as part of a national network.
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The Garden Spot of the Earth Home Pride in Town Real Estate
The piece extols the home town as the garden spot of the earth and links permanent ownership to civic pride. It urges readers to value permanently owned homes as a sign of solid citizenship and highlights home bargains in Classified Real Estate Columns.
World Wide School of Criminology Found in Paris
Paris police attribute a crime wave to an international school teaching hold ups burglaries and predatory crimes under a famous criminal director Prof Brussa. Young students recruited by thugs learned the art of grabbing wealth through violence during the classes.
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Paris
New York World News Service
Brussa
Federal raiders map new drive over the river
Federal prohibition agents intensified action in northeastern Kentucky with new arrests and sentencing in Covington. In the U S District Court 144 bootleggers were punished, including Kentuckians and Ohioans. Jail visits surged as families mourned, while two escapees remained at large after a Covington Federal Building incident. Attorneys pursue appeals for Cottingham while other heavy sentences stand.
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A. M. J. Cochran
Kentucky
United State District Court
Covington
America
Finnigan
Walter Gleason
Will Smith
Gleason
Smith
Fourth Street
Newport
Chestnut
Patterson Streets
William A. Burkamp
Robert Cottingham
Federal agents raid Akron district roadhouses in foray
In Cleveland on April 14 federal prohibition agents seized roadhouses in the Akron district arresting eight men. More than 350 pleasure-seekers were evicted during the early operation, with those arrested brought here for processing.
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Cleveland
Akron
Oil Promoter Held In Slaying Of Rich Cleveland Man
New York police report Arthur Morgan Smith a 45 year old Cleveland businessman was killed after an attempt to enter a taxicab with rival Samuel E Bell a 56 year old New York oil promoter and Mrs Tessie Brown 40 a hotel socialite present The three had attended a party at the Park Avenue residence of Mrs Rob ert W Schutte The death followed a skull fracture sustained when Bell struck Smith as they reached the street Bell is held without bail for homicide and Brown and the cab driver are held as witnesses with possible charges for leaving the scene
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New York World News Service
New York
Arthur Morgan Smith
Cleveland
Whalen
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Samuel E. Bell
No. 270
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Bell
Mrs. Brown
Robert W. Schutte
Harry S. Harkness
Brown
Miami River gunfire hits houseboats in rum chase
In Miami Florida a Coast Guard picket boat fired over two hundred shots at a rum runner on the Miami River front early today. A houseboat owned by Robert V. Latham and nearby structures were struck. The ram runner escaped ashore with contraband. the seized craft was turned over to customs. Formal inquiry will audit the Coast Guard actions.
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Miami River
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R. L. Jack
Ft. Lauderdale
Robert V. Latham
Thomas Taylor
Briswell
Taylor
George D. Baughman
I. E. Schilling & Co
Baughman
J. Wilson
Community Chest Leader Dramatizes Dollar For Welfare Drive
Three officials of the 1929 Community Chest aired pleas on WKRC ahead of the drive opening at Music Hall. They detailed a $2,057,000 goal with breakdowns to support relief agencies, health clinics, and new services across industrial areas, urging public generosity for the next year.
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Community Chest
Music Hall
WKRC
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion
C. M. Bookman
W. H. Albers
James A. Wilson
Bookman
Sam
Flourishing Speakeasies Persists in Broadway District
A New York World News Service survey finds about 3 500 speakeasies in the Broadway district despite the Jones Law. Booths hide behind unassuming fronts as liquor trade continues, with few open signs yet many venues still thriving amid strict penalties.
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Broadway
New York World News Service
New York
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Eighth Avenue
Roaring Forties
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Hoover sends first message to Congress by special messenger
President Hoover will transmit his first state message to Congress by a special messenger, read in both houses Tuesday. The draft, about 3000 words, remains largely secret. lawmakers await recommendations on agrarian revolving fund and tariff revision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
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Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Capitol
Coolidge
Federal Farm Board
Bronx Wife Entangled in Diamond Theft Ring
The discreet wife of a Bronx cloak and suit businessman, Mrs. Samuel Shieber, 24, allegedly befriended a scheming sheik after meeting him in a rented car. She and three men confessed to hiding $20,000 worth of diamonds stolen from the employer’s wife, with one suspect being Patrolman Otto Blenk. Detectives pressed to capture two others.
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New York World News Service
New York
Bronx
McGeehan
Samuel Shieber
Sheridan Avenue
Otto Blenk
Simpson Street
Whalen
Mulrooney
Sheik
James J. Daugherty
Shieber
Daugherty
Shiebers
Seven Motorists Die In Crossing Crashes Wreck On Train
In Joliet Illinois five people died when their car was struck by a Rock Island passenger train en route to Chicago. The locomotive derailed and railway traffic halted near Mokena. Ambulances retrieved the victims as officials investigated the crash. In Versailles Indiana Andrew Meister aged seventy cut his throat at Batesville due to ill health. He leaves a widow and one son with funeral services set for Adams Church Tuesday.
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Myron T. Herrick
New York
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago
the Commercial Tribune
Versailles
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Batesville
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Airman Missing After Leap From Disabled Plane
Lieut. Shapley Gray is missing after he and Capt. William Wimer leaped with parachutes when their motor died midair above Gumbo Missouri. Wimer sustained a minor back injury on landing. the damaged plane was later found near the river.
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William Wimer
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Blair to resign as Internal Revenue chief in May
David H. Blair, eight years as Commissioner of Internal Revenue, has tendered his resignation to President Hoover. Blair cites illness and private interests in North Carolina as reasons for stepping down, with May as the expected date. Potential successors include Gilliam Grissom, Robert H. Lucas, and Joseph K. Moyer.
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Hoover
New York World News Service
Washington
Internal Revenue
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
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Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
Mellon
Mr. Blair
Gilliam Grissom
Robert H. Lucas
Kentucky
Joseph K. Moyer
Proposed Measure Would Set Lion in Public Securities
A proposed measure aims to place the lion symbol in public securities drafts. The plan seeks to use the emblem to mark official documents and investments, signaling authority and civic identity.
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Lion In Public Securities
Farm Board Would Set Up $500 Million Revolving Fund
The House Agriculture Committee approved a new federal Farm Board plan with a $500 million revolving fund to promote marketing of agricultural products. The board would have five members plus the Secretary of Agriculture, salaries capped at $12 000 for all but the Chairman, and would oversee education, price advice, production limits, and market expansion.
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House
Senate
McNary
Hoover
Jones
Texas
Nelson
Missouri
Yestentinn
Secretary of Agriculture
Co-Operative
Four Drownings After Car Reverses Into River
Four people are believed drowned after an automobile backed into the swollen Rock River in Dixon Illinois. Driver Lou Sarver and Jacob Boon were in the car. two women, Mrs. Etta Schumaker and her daughter Mrs. Nora McPherson, were missing. Flooded water thwarted police and river searches near the bridge work site last week.
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Dixon
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Sarver
Lou
Boon
Jacob
Etta Schumaker
Nora McPherson
Rebel General's Surrender Offer Seen as End of Revolution
Mexico City April 14 The seventh week of the Mexican rebellion opens with Gen Leopoldo Rabatte in Sonora weighing unconditional surrender versus continued fight The offer of 6000 men to exchange loyalty for clemency signals a potential end to the revolt as federal forces close in and Rabatte’s decision influences remaining rebels.
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Mexico City
Leopoldo Rabatte
Sonora
Portes Gil
Francisco Manzo
United States
Rabatte
Federale
Guaymas
San Blas
Marine Library Seeks Books For Sailors In Transit
The American Merchant Marine Library, the public library of the high seas, asks for books and magazines of all types from April 15 to 23. Items may be left with Cincinnati streetcar conductors or at the Public Library branches and Mercantile Library. Sailors at sea crave text books travel histories biographies science and fiction.
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American Merchant Marine Library
Public Library of
High Seas
Cincinnati
Public Library
Mercantile Library
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