Hoover picks Joslin as secretary to President Hoover
Theodore Joslin, longtime Washington correspondent for the Boston Transcript, will be appointed secretary to President Hoover, replacing George Akersol who left six weeks ago. The Boston newspaperman, 41, will assume duties after Hoover’s ten day West Indies tour, completing the president’s secretarial team with Lawrence Richey.
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Yaratch Murder Case Dragged to March 20
Len Yaritch, 25, of Corry, appeared before Judge Oscar Bell on a murder charge linked to his wife Margaret 28 found shot and battered in Cleveland. The case was continued to March 20 as detectives hold Yaritch without bond and the grand jury consideration looms later this month. He muttered I dont care when the warrant was read and gave no reply.
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Two Killed in Mistake Over Rum Runners
Wilmington, N C March 6 an inquiry opened into the fatal shooting of mail truck driver Leopold Roberts and deputy sheriff W Paul Starling in a gun battle over a liquor run. Each mistook the other for a threat as Roberts fired at the deputy and Starling returned fire, killing Starling. Three young Wilmington girls were in the truck but unharmed. Elizabeth Hines said she was driving because Roberts had a headache. Both victims were said to be related by marriage.
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Wilmington
N. C
United States Mail
Leopold Roberts
Goldsboro
W. Paul Starling
Smith Creek Bridge
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Starling
Elizabeth Hines
Old Friendship Ends In Tragedy At Bank Robbery Arrest
Sheriff Ray Fisher of White County was killed by his old friend Scott Talbutt who also killed Talbutt’s brother and deputy Barney Ireland before shooting himself. The attempted arrest stemmed from a bank robbery in Battle Ground, Indiana on February 6, with $1,400 stolen. Fisher had pursued the brothers for days, believing them innocent, and Talbutt had once supported Fisher’s campaign for sheriff.
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O Dificera
Five Best Radio Ents From Today’s Listings
Radio schedule highlights five programs across NBC CBS and local networks. WIZ at 6 15 Mor Mon halr features NHC network. NBC at 7 00 presents Radio luminaries followed by WABE CBS at 7 45 Tony Cabooah. WEAY NBC network at 12 30 and 12 40 Evening In Paris rounds out the lineup.
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Paris
Gordon Named State Banking Commissioner by Governor Pinchot
William D. Gordon of Drexel Park Delaware County was appointed state commissioner of banking by Governor Pinchot, succeeding Peter G. Cameron who resigned after nine years. Gordon had been first deputy commissioner since January and served in the prior Pinchot administration.
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Harrisburg
William D. Gordon
Drexel Park
Delaware County
Pinchot
Gordon
Peter G. Cameron
State Banking Department
Six Killed in Western Pennsylva nia Auto Crashes
Six people died in automobile accidents across western Pennsylvania over the weekend and several others were injured. Names include John Burinda and his son Timer from Pittsburgh, and Helen Burinda among others, with multiple crashes near Kittanning and New Castle. International loans notes and Veterans' Bureau checks are mentioned amid the report.
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United Press
Pennnsylvania
John Burinda
Pittsburgh
Timer
Burinda
Kittanning
Helen Burinda
Floretta Waggner
Wilkins Sub Journey Begins Toward Arctic Ice
Sir Hubert Wilkins and his crew unveil their submarine on the first leg to the Arctic ice floes. The craft, cost near 500000, sails from London to Spitsbergen via Providence, with final prep at Brooklyn navy yard before the northern under ice voyage.
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Amden
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sir Hubert
Sloar Danenhoyer
Providence
Jean Jiles Verne
Spitebergen
Junior High Scoop Wins Again In Contest
Announcement from Columbia University reveals the Junior High Scoop published by the city school wins third prize in Class B Junior High division. Staff and faculty advisor receive credit for the achievement. The Seson paper is highlighted as among the finest in the eastern region of the country.
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Columbia University
Seson
Jimnioy High
Trade deficit deepens as exports fall in latest month
US foreign trade hit a postwar low last month with exports at 226 million dollars, down 122.8 million from February a year earlier. In Valparaiso Indiana Virgil Kirkland a 20 year old Garry High school athlete sentenced for slaying Arlene Draves had his sentencing postponed until tomorrow. In Washington William H Von Bayer head of the forestry division of the Bureau of Indian Affairs shot his wife then killed himself.
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Washington
United States
Valparaiso
Ind
Virgil Kirkland
Garry
Arlene Draves
William H. von Bayer
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alleged low mood blamed on dishonesty say three veteran leaders
Fort Myers Florida March 18 1930 Henry Ford Thomas A Baisley and Harvey Firestone say that prohibitions harm self reliance by blocking job creation They cite Edison and Ford in interviews asserting honesty as the cure for economic mood despite unclear context and motives The leaders praise Hoover and criticize press and big money in politics while debating the impact of the times on public morale.
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Mord
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Hoover
Withershim
Kurilitieg
Burglar Steals 1300 From Maryland Bank Shown in Tale
Police report a burglary at a Ridgely Maryland bank where a thief escaped with about 1300. The incident involved a mass of dropped papers and coins valued around 846, with investigators pursuing leads from the scene in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Jury selection in Erie for Rossiter substitution case
In Erie Pa March 16 jury selection began to hear a federal case where three Erie men including Attorney S Y Rossiter Joseph Donovan and Lester Beals face conspiracy charges over substituting a prisoner for a wealthy Canadian rum runner in a ruse linked to James Patrone alias Joseph Jarvis Patrone pleaded guilty in Pittsburgh with sentence deferred Wells the alleged ringleader was captured coast guards flagged a substitution after Wells was seen in Erie Wells and Beals were sentenced to 60 days in jail but Wells remains at large under indictment and not yet captured
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Erie
S. Y. Rossiter
A. P. Rossiter
Erie County
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Lester Beals
James Patrone
Joseph Jarvis
Pittsburgh
Stanley Wells
Patrone
Jarvis
Wells
Beals
Beale
Coast
Autogiro hailed as missing link in travel drive
Assistant Secretary of the Navy David Tyalls in a radio speech today called the autogiro a flying windmill and the missing link that will popularize airplane travel for the average citizen in the 20th year of aviation. He noted there are about 10,000 licensed airplanes in the United States, and about 12,000 automobiles in the 28th year of the automobile, arguing the autogiro offers safer, comparable travel.
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Washington
Mar
David Tyalls
Autogiro
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Penna Supreme Court Opens At Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court opened in Pittsburgh on March 16 with hearings planned for the week. Justices will hear arguments on several cases including claims of free architecture and related matters, with other sessions scheduled through the coming days.
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Puftsburgh
Pittsburgh
Renaryranis Supreme Court
Hoover to Visit Porto Rico and Other Islands
President Hoover plans a swift voyage to Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands aboard the reconditioned battleship Arizona. The departure may be announced today with Norfolk as the likely port of sail later this week. Mrs. Hoover will not accompany, choosing to visit their son in Asheville.
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United Press
Washington
White House
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Hoover
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Norfolk
Asheville
N. C
Harley
Wilbur Id Lawrence Richey
Theodore Roosevelt
War Department
Virgin
Woman Wanted in Cleveland Murder Found in Pittsburgh
Cleveland detectives return Mary Outland to face questioning in the slaying of former Councilman William E. Potter. Captured in Pittsburgh after a three-city chase, she refused to discuss relations with suspect Hymie Martin and awaited attorney Samuel Rosenberg as the Mulley trial looms.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Akron
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Pittsbirgh
RIOT LEADERS NOW IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT
A riot at the state prison left two dead and several wounded as 43 rioters were placed in solitary confinement. Prison guards reinforced with machine guns while lawmakers toured the site. authorities blamed past pardons and parole decisions for the outbreak and pledged tighter control.
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George Jakowants
Feng
Chicago
Henry
Hill
Roger F. Little
Harry McCaskrin
ME. Bray
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Warden Hill
Albert Yarbeck, Jr
Jakowskis
D. A. Davenport
McCaskrin
Income Taxes Show Extent of Low Mood in Study
United Press reports in Washington that a study of tax returns will gauge the extent of economic gloom. The project, led by a Mellon analyst, aims to index presen t mood indicators and assess payment patterns, with today as the final deadline for filings.
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United Press
Washington
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