Dillinger Death Remembered in 88th Year
Chicago marks 88th anniversary of John Dillinger’s death at the Biograph Theater as memories of the outlaw and his gang persist. The piece notes Dillinger’s demise after a federal tip, the theater’s decline, and reactions across communities including his family.
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Andrew H. Malcolm
New York Times News Service
Chicago
Biograph Theater
Lincoln Avenue
John
John Dillinger
Public Enemy No. 1
Lincoln
Loop
Biograph
Manhattan
Clark Gable
Grissom
William Durante
Dillinger
Durante
Dillinger Museum
John Herbert Dillinger
Baby Face Nelson
Johnny
John Dillinger Sr
Romania
Anna Sage
Melvin H. Purvis
Department of Justice
Miss Sage
Bio
Purvis
Alexian Brothers Hospital
New York Times
Mooresville
Ind
Oil From Soviets Gas From Siberia in Energy Shift
U.S. oil dependence grows as Occidental Petroleum signs a five year cooperation with the Soviet Union. Experts say Soviet crude and gas could flow to the United States, signaling shifts in energy, price pressures, and rising foreign reliance amid limited domestic reserves.
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Soviet Union
Siberia
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Los Angeles
London
Occidental
United States
U.S
E.B. Walker
Gulf Oil Corp
Frank N. Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Ence
Canada
Venezuela
Middle East
Africa
Prudhoe Bay
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