Dillinger Linked With Iowa HoldUp And Bank Raid
Mason City dispatch reports John Dillinger linked to a $52,000 bank holdup. Eyewitnesses identify a machine gunner as Dillinger among five robbers who commandeered the First National Ranchery. A police hunt follows as officers guard identifications and seek fingerprints from the suspect.
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Mason City Bank
Dillinger
United Press
Mason City
John Dillinger
First National
Byea Witnnesses
Huldup
Mason City School Board
Buchanan
Tom Walters
Walter
Walters
James
Hanford
Lindbergh to Testify on Airmail Contracts
Washington March 14 Senate post office committee invited Col Charles A Lindbergh to testify Friday on the administration bill to return airmail contracts to private operators. The committee also invited Clarence Chamberlin Capt Eddie Rickenbacker and Brig Gen William Mitchell.
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United F. 5
Washington
Mar
Senate Post Office Committee
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
Eddie Rickenbacker
William Mitchell
Special ceremonies mark first Pennsylvania soldiers bonus checks
Harrisburg officials announce in the state capitol that the first soldiers bonus checks, totaling 3 million dollars, will be mailed to 35,000 Pennsylvania veterans. Only 5 claims were rejected from the applications. Daily mailings will continue at about 4,000 as applications arrive at roughly 4,010 per day. Adjutant General David J. Davis leads the Military Affairs Department.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Capitol
State Department of Military Affairs
Pennsylvania
David J. Davis
Labor Board to Hear Buick Hudson and Fisher Body Union Case
National Labor Board hears complaints of discrimination and bargaining refusal in Buick, Hudson, and Fisher Body plants with United Automobile Workers threats of a wage rise and recognition. Detroit and Flint workers and affiliates in Cleveland and St Louis attend. Also mediating Nash Motor and Seaman Body strikes as NRA action looms nationwide.
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National Labor Board
Buick, Hudson and Fisher Body
Kenosha
Racine
United Press
Buick
Hudson
Fisher Body
United Automobile Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
Detroit
Flint
Cleveland
St. Louis
General Motors
Robert F. Wagner
Nash Motor Company
Wis
Seaman Body Corporation
Milwaukee
Automobile Workers Union
P. A. Donoghue
Chicago Regional Board
Wm. H
Code Authority
NRA
Bordwell Denied Change of Guilty Plea
Walter Bordwell of Bear Lake faced denial of a petition to change his guilty plea to receiving stolen goods. He remained sentenced to months in the Western penitentiary after admitting possession of a pocketbook containing $8 belonging to Adelaide Staples, with two pairs of stolen hose found on him. The case ties to an earlier auto accident west of the city and a traveling bag theft from a Buffalo man in Union City.
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Walter Bordwell
Bear Lake
William EH
Hirt
Brie
Bordwell
Gersid McNelia
Ister
Adelaide
Staples
Willams
Union City
Schnader enters Pa race for governor
Attorney General William A. Schnader announced his candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the May primary. He said he would run on the Republican ticket, seek support from all Republicans, and urged the party to unite behind a constructive program of service. Continued on page fives.
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Huss Duwning
United Press
Harrisburg
William A. Schnader
Bnail
Pennsylvania
Hundred Die in Blast in San Salvador
New York March 14 One hundred persons are believed killed at La Libertad San Salvador by a dynamite explosion reported today by All America Cable.
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Unitec
New York
la Libertad
San Salvador
All America Gable Go
Thirteen Japanese sailors found alive after torpedo boat capsizing
At Sasebo Japan navy officials report thirteen survivors from the Tomozuru crew of 113. The vessel capsized during maneuvers trapping sailors for about 30 hours. Four bodies were recovered from the hold and authorities fear the remaining 55 dead.
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United Press
Tomozuru
Uni
Imperial Navy
Aame
Naval Memorial Hall
Child Dies as Fire Rips Through Home in Mt CARMEL Pa
A fire swept a Mt Carmel row of homes killing one child, Mary Sarisky eight, and leaving 26 homeless. Firemen from Mt Carmel and Exchange extinguished a $25,000 blaze. Mr and Mrs John Sarisky and six other children escaped. Oscar Stuchlak, ill confined, was rescued with Mrs Stuchlak and eight children fleeing.
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Sy United Press
MT. Carmel
Mary Sarisit
Otter
Mt. Carmel and Exchange
John Sarisky
Oscar Stuchlak
Favorable Report on Old Age Pensions in House
Washington March 14 The House Labor Committee reported favorably today the Contury Old Age pension bill providing Federal assistance for state old age pension systems and signaling progress in pension policy.
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United Press
Washington
House Labor Committee
Contery
Naval building race tightens as US UK Japan push arms
United States, Britain, and Japan race to full naval strength by 1986 amid rising appropriations. US leads in shipbuilding with Vinson bill and PWA funds. Britain and Japan respond with growing programs. Differences in cost and ship ages complicate direct comparisons.
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United States
Harry Flory
United Press Star
London
Great Britain
Japan
Washington
Talia
U. S
Vinson Naval Bi
PWA
Tokio
Auto Dealers of Nine Counties Convene Here
A district meeting of automobile dealers from Clarion Crawford Erie Forest McKean Potter Venango Mercer Warren counties was held in the Municipal building Tuesday evening with about seventy five in attendance. The gathering elected delegates and alternates to the state convention in Harrisburg this fall and discussed code progress and enforcement with Kaugh of the Department of Revenue and the state advisory board present. Frank Walker was elected temporary secretary, and the group enjoyed dinner at the Hotel Corry.
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Clarion
Crawford
Erie Forest
McKean
Potter
Venango Mercer
Warren Counties
Harrisburg
Kaugh
Department of Revenue
Kiatgh
White
Ure
Frank Walker
Brie
Hotal Corry
Mitchell or Lindbergh may head new air setup
Washington March 14. President Roosevelt plans to consolidate military and commercial aviation under a single generating agency. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh are named as possible heads. The plan would affect war department commerce coast guard advisory committee for aeronautics and part of the air services while naval and marine aviation would remain outside. Roosevelt seeks rapid action on the consolidation and an airmail bill is said to be revised before passage.
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Ronald G. Vantine
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Cingle Generniing
William Mitchell
Army Air’ Corps
White House
Charles A. Lindbergh
Army
Clarence Chamber
Rhogevall
War Department, Commerce
Coirtinent
Coast Guard
Guard
Aeronautics
Narine Flying Corps
Marine Corps
Greece Demands Exiled Insull Leave Nation
Athens reports the foreign office asks Samuel Insull the fugitive Chicago utilities magnate to depart by the Orient Express tomorrow. Two years after his marriage to a former stage partner, his wife and a mysterious Mme Zebra Coujoumjogiou are said to be contesting his fate, urging return to the United States or seek refuge elsewhere to face extradition. Visas were obtained from Balkan countries using Insull’s American identity, and a government funded ticket was purchased.
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Anthony Kedras
United Press
Athens
Foreign Office Today
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Orient Express
Mme
Zebra Coujoumjogiou
Ifa
United States
Frelf
Balkan
Fulton Gunboat Crew Rescued After Fire Near Hong Kong
The U S S Fulton was abandoned in flames off Hong Kong and later believed totally destroyed. Rear Admiral Frank B Upham said the crew officers and crew were rescued with aid from the British destroyer Wisehart and another vessel.
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United Press
London
Fulton
Hongkong
Washington
Frank B. Upham
Navy Department
Upham
Wisehart
Narrow Escape in Garage Fire Roars Through Bly Block
Harry Morris of Conneaut Ohio narrowly escaped serious burns when a gasolene tank exploded in his garage adjoining the Bly block Tuesday. The blaze, estimated at 4000 dollars, caused major damage to Payne photographic studio Shores toe cream parlor and Morrin garage. Noxious fumes from burning films hampered operations.
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Harry Morris
Conneaut, O
Lawrence Morris
Waterhouse
W. Malin Street
Morris
Gater Hill
Conneaut
Payne Photographic Studio
Hitch-Hiker Is Killed By Auto Near Erie
Buffalo man Doing is jailed in connection with the death of Joseph Pustotnik a hitch hiker whose body was struck on the Isleland Erie road as Doing traveled toward Buffalo with his family bound for Lorain. A separate dispatch from Tokio reports a diplomatic protest likely to be addressed to Moscow over a Soviet patrol near Lake Kukanra on the eastern border of Manchoukuo.
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Buffalo
Erie
United Press
Tokio
Mar
Mos
Manchoukto
Lake Kkanka
Two More Kidnapers Sentenced To Long Terms
Two more kidnappers were convicted and facing lengthy prison terms. Manny Strewl, an ex convict, was found guilty in Albany New York of kidnapping John J. O Connell Jr. A 50 year mandatory term applies to Banghart of the Touhy gang for the abduction of Jon Dake the Barber Pastor in Chicago. The three gang members already serving similar terms. Albany report notes sentencing Friday to sixty years and continuation on page eight.
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United Press
Manny Strewl
Albany
John J. O'Connell
Banghart
Touhy
Jondake
Chicago
Hauty
Albany, N
Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway treaty defeated in Senate
The United States and Canada treaty for a Great Lakes St Lawrence deep waterway failed to reach two thirds in the Senate, 46 in favor and 42 against. President Roosevelt called it a major defeat, with further negotiations planned before any land port plan could advance. Roosevelt intended to retry ratification.
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United Press
Washington
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
United States
Canada
Senate
Hoosewelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Tax collections show increase in March totals
Washington reports a threefold rise in federal income tax receipts in the first 12 days of March, reaching 33,074,277 dollars, up from 10,377,826 the year before. The rise follows a vigorous collection drive, though last year’s totals were distorted by banking holidays before the March 15 deadline.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Japan Diet Approves 612 Million Budget For Defense
The House of Peers approved unconditionally a 612 million government budget for defense, with the army allotted about 103 million and the navy 140 million for the fiscal year starting April 1. The lower house had given similar approval previously, ending a lengthy budget debate.
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House of Peers
Imperial Japanese Diet
Istaad
Premise Silo
Army
Navy
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ST. Lawrence Waterway
Lindbergh
Schnader
Parace
U.S
Britain
Mitchell
Greece
Insull
Wary Morris
Carter’ Hill
Strewl
FDR
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