Suspect In Bomb Plot Held In Custody Rallying Sheriff
Federal agents pursued two additional suspects after arresting Colombo Boris, an anarchist, in a nationwide bomb plot that killed three in Hastings, Florida, last December. Boris faces possible deportation, and investigators found a bomb making kit and anarchist literature at his Chicago home, plus Italian letters and Mussolini cartoon imagery. A Feb 1 1931 blast at Frank V. Zintak’s home was also noted in the inquiry.
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Labor Injunction Curbs Pass House Fight Ends Yellow Dog Pledge
The Norris LaGuardia bill clears the House by 368 to 13, banning federal court injunctions in labor disputes and outlawing the yellow dog contract. The measure, awaiting Hoover's signature, ends an eight year labor battle and now moves to the president for approval.
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De Valera Named Irish Executive Council President
BULLETINS BUBLIN B N De Valera leader of the Irish Republican fader reaches peak, Dail conference elects him to head the executive council of the Irish State. Also reported are a sea rescue at Cape Colmett and other government actions across the United States and Europe.
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Buy an Extra Movement Five Meeting With Success
The Corry Relief Fund committee praises the buy an extra campaign started by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Barrels placed in grocery stores invite patrons to buy an extra food item for the Relief Fund. Public response is generous and the collected goods aid needy local families through relief allotments.
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House Ways and Means Defends 1933 Tax Bill as Budget Balancer
The Ways and Means Committee defends a 1 096000000 tax bill as essential to balance the 1933 budget and preserve U S credit. It argues reform measures and the Reconstruction Finance Corp will be ineffective without budget balance to sustain public confidence and currency stability. The report emphasizes national credit as paramount and tied to the government's ability to meet obligations.
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Explosion Wrecks Tank at Camden Gas Plant
A massive explosion at the Public Service Corporation gas plant in Camden New Jersey killed at least eight workers and left 20 to 25 missing as flames trapped laborers atop a ten-ton tank used for illuminating gas. Fire crews used a block and fall apparatus to recover bodies and rescue the injured while residents watched from a cordoned area.
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Deny Bubonic Plague Rumors In Hawaii
Honolulu March 9 health authorities moved to halt rumors that bubonic plague caused the death of racehorse owner and trainer Charles Tyler. Dr Lyle Phillips said Tyler died after a weeklong illness from black pneumonia and that a plague case four months earlier on Maul was isolated. A Federal inspector checked Maui and Oahu traces for plague as the race meet sailed from Labaina Roads tomorrow for the Pacific coast.
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Star Route Service From Corrup Announcement
Postmaster S Bentley announced Star Route Service will start Monday March 4 providing pouch delivery and collection for Clymer North Clymer and Panama. The plan follows train service withdrawals and delays. investigation by A H Van Horn led to service from Corry at 9:00 am to Clymer and back with 9:25 arrival, plus a 4:00 pm return run via Bear Lake and Columbus.
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Today’s five best radio entertainments rundown
A garbled listing of radio programs and networks. Mentions WABC WEAF WEAP WIZ and various show titles with inconsistent times and names. No clear dates or locations. The fragment hints at a schedule of entertainment segments and host names but is incomplete.
Ziesenheim Unopposed For State Senate Nomination
Joseph Ziesenheim, longtime Wrest County District representative in the State Assembly, will be unopposed for State Senate. Report says he has heavy support in Corry and surrounding areas, and faces no opposition for both Republican and Democratic nominations.
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Englewood Rumored as Lindbergh Babe Delivery Site
Trenton Mar 9 Englewood New Jersey rumored as the destination for delivering baby Charles Lindbergh Jr if the kidnapers act. State police say they know nothing before questions. Col Lindbergh leads efforts with family and two intermediaries contacting the underworld. Infection fatal from February quad crash ends Frank Padovich's life in Pittsburgh.
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Japanese Ready to Make Peace on League Terms
Japanese civil and military authorities at Shanghai say they are ready to negotiate peace on the league assembly’s March 4 resolution. Foreign minister Shigemitsu notified China through British minister Sir Miles Lampson that an early, definite agreement for a complete cessation of hostilities is urgent, followed by discussions on withdrawal of Japanese forces.
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Roosevelt Wins In New Hampshire Primary Victory
Concord N H March Franklin D Roosevelt wins New Hampshire eight convention votes in the presidential preference primary with an average delegate count of about 12 490 for Roosevelt and 7 045 for Smith, reflecting early support in the state.
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Former U S Consul in Paris Stricken with Stroke
Paris March 8 A Montgomery Thackara former United States consul general was moved to the American hospital today suffering from paralysis. His condition was not considered serious. Thackara, a Philadelphian, formerly served as a United States Navy officer. He married Eleanor Sherman in 1887, daughter of General William Tecumseh Sherman.
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Plane forced down near Sheffield ties Lindbergh kidnap case
Boardman Broadman trans Atlantic Mer who was forced down near Sheffield Pennsylvania yesterday has joined the search for Charles A Lindbergh Jr s kidnappers. He left New York for an undisclosed destination and traveled to Bradford by car before likely returning to New York today. Police offered no information on the purpose of his mission.
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Rumors of Lindbergh Child Return Denied by Officials
A wave of unconfirmed reports on the Lindbergh child’s return touched Hopewell and Detroit areas. Officials and police offered no definite developments while Lindberghs pursue further inquiries. Rumors of a confirmed return were denied. authorities cite ongoing searches and official questions at state police headquarters in Trenton. Meanwhile, Mrs. Lindbergh continues teaching at Cass Technical High School amid letters from crank followers.
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Explosion kills woman amid blast shock in Rochester
Mrs Mary Humbert 26 dies after fleeing fire and blast from an adjoining building. She had just left Rochester General Hospital after an operation. Explosion damaged a house owned by Romo Scrusciola, with estimated damages around 1500 dollars. Scrusciola and family were not welcome.
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