Bloodstained Car Seen as Key Clue in Manhunt
scattered clippings report a bloodstained car linked to a manhunt, a U-boat builder dies abroad, and various short news notices. police handle extortion case involving two youths, and a Canadian family tragedy highlights cold weather risk. notable names include Sir Arthur WIlliam Johns, Bronishaw Ruminski, and Dr Meyer Pedott.
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Chicago
Joseph Martin
Bronishaw Ruminski
Posson
Ruminski
Stephen
Marion
Mattson
Meyer S. Pedott
Nove
Dr. Pedott
Shirley
Your Neighbor Voices on Abolishing State Justice Department
A reader poll asks whether South Dakota should eliminate the state justice department. Ernest Harder argues for county control to lower taxes and improve efficiency. Donald Schrader fears reduced accountability with county-only enforcement. Auron Fany and Huron visitors express views. J Hague supports keeping the department for statewide road control and policing. Juhiws Jobansen endorses retention citing road safety and enforcement.
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Ernest Harder
Yale
Unlikely Animal Antics And Local Crime Headlines
A quirk filled page reports Clinton Shtunbaveh and Homer Hatta charged in Carlinville for dismantling a bridge span to sell scrap. In Hornell a stray dog guards a car, blocking its owner. Alaska news notes a belated Easter greeting amid holiday mail delays. San Francisco officers arrest a duck for drunkenness after directing traffic in a humorous case.
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Win
San Francisco
Keith Griswold
John Albrecht
Griswold
Thomas Murphy
Town talk and a couple of hard lessons about love
A rural vignette recounts two young women comparing partners, musing on honesty and surprises in relationships. Bob Burns, the Arkansas traveler, is referenced as a tall suitor from a nearby county. A woman returns home to find her partner reading an awkward line about bananas, triggering embarrassment and concern for her future.
Italy And Germany Renew Handclasp In Goering Visit
Italy and Germany renew their handclasp in Rome as Goering meets Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel. France agrees to help mediate on economic and political issues, while Italy hints at limiting Spanish volunteers pending a broader neutrality plan. Battle news from Madrid includes protests, prisoner parades, and shifts as Franco’s forces clash with government troops.
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Associated Press
Italy
Germany
France
Spain
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Ialy
Great Britain
Frante Falis
Madrid
Britain
Leon Blam
UN Uderstood
Reich
Fascista
Berguea
Valencia
Mediterranean
Spanish Morocco
Estepona
Almirante” Cervera
Malaga
Streck
Sams
thoupitaLtins Jy
Pope Pius XII Recovery and Transfer Reported
A European dispatch reports Pope Pius XII’s recovery from illness, with notes that he is to be transferred again. Vatican officials describe his condition as improved and a move to a wheelchair chair previously used is noted amid ongoing arrangements.
Near Heat Wave In South Worries Fruit Producers
Deep South heat wave from New Orleans to Miami and up to Charlotte and Atlanta triggers premature growth in fruit trees, flowers, and shrubs. Florida shows early blooming citrus and peaches, Alabama buds, and Georgia peach belt sees tender growth with heat delaying hardening. Mobile reports early blooming ambers and camellias ahead of schedule.
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Jacksonville
Fla. Jug
Deep South
New Orleans
Miami
Charlotte
Atlanta
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Mobile
Ala
Black man confesses to bathtub slaying in Queens
New York police report a 25 year old housewife strangled and beaten with a hammer and her body dumped in a bathtub. The porter employed at the Jackson Heights apartment building allegedly confessed after 24 hours of denial. The district attorney cited theft as the motive and blood evidence accompanied the arrest of Greene in Queens Felony Court.
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Jackson Heighty
Queens
Sullivan
Greene
Murphy Renews Peace Efforts Amid Auto Strike Talks
National labor disputes grow as Gov. Frank Murphy of Michigan calls a conference with GM executives and UAW leaders to seek an immediate peaceful end to the 77 day strike affecting about 114000 GM workers and broader industry walkouts. Riot at Flint and guard deployment cited. protests ripple across Ohio plants and coastwise freight ties.
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Associated Press
Frank Murphy
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Murphy
General Motors
William S. Knudsen
G. M. Confereen
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Flint
Fisher Body
National
Pacific Coast
Federal
Eee
Tha Lee Glase Company
Tficiaim
Igdainstanding
Bill Introduced In House By Worrall Of Beadle County
Pierre January 14 Taxation issue dominates South Dakota legislature as Rep Charien M Worrall of Huron introduces a bill to repeal the 2 percent sales tax enacted in 1935. The tax nets about 300000 annually for state operations, with Governor Jensen preferring amendment to repeal. Farmers Union backed repeal at its summer convention, but lawmakers face strong opposition from the Republican administration and many Democrats who defend the tax. Other taxes and measures, including a proposed increase of the severance tax from four to ten percent, were discussed in both houses. Senate sponsors include Sen L A Johnson of De Smet and Sen Nathaniel Nickisch of Bowdle. The current four percent tax targets Lead’s mining products. The piece notes a similar repeal bill previously defeated in December. Page continues.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Charien M. Worrall
Huron
Jensen
Farmers Union
South Dakota Legislative Assembly
Oscar Fosheim
Howard
Oscar
Ean
Oldham
Elia
Rail Workers To Seek Pay Boost In Race With Time
A sub committee of five railroad brotherhoods drafted a demand for wage increases for about 300000 members. President J A Phillips of the Order of Railway Conductors said the group would report recommendations to union representatives at a meeting today. The size of the raise had not yet been decided.
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Wassington, Inn
Chicago
J.A. Phillips
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Merber
Officials Target Air Danger Zones After Recent Crash
In Los Angeles investigators focus on removing danger zones from air routes as medical teams treat survivors of Tuesday’s transport crash. Reports describe injuries including a knife-edged concussion and multiple hospital attendances, with details still unfolding.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Martin-Johnson
Bigame Filhter
James
Braden
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Seca
Johnson
Fingerprints Question Ex-Convict In California Kidnapping Case
Tacoma dispatch reports ongoing manhunt for Charles Mattson 10 who was murdered after kidnapping demands. Federal and state agencies probe blood evidence from a seized abandoned car, while a California ex convict Fred Haynes becomes a focus of questions. Investigators pursue leads across Washington and California as border police widen inquiries.
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Hopewell
Mattson
Tacoma
Wasi
Anv
Everett
Charle Mattson
Vicetim
Federal
William Cole
Rumuinig
Verne Willian
Patvornicn
Serene
Charles
Coln
Jonn Dow
United States
Yesters
California
Fred Orrin Haynes
Sacraments
Folsom
Haynes
Polles
Br Sines
Cleburne
Tex
Hoquiam
Department of Justice
San Francisco
Amar
Harold Spreule
Santa Rosa
Calif
Harry L. Patterson
Submit New Plan On Reorganization
Washington report outlines a Brookings Institution study on a new governmental reorganization plan. It cites potential savings of 30 million through consolidating federal money lending agencies, versus Roosevelt's 530 million in proposed reforms. Senate panels probe Van Sweringen financing and civil liberties concerns in Alabama. Swanson plans two new battleships by June. Wheeler leads railroad investigations amid criticism of public funds use during the 1929 crash.
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Washington, Don
Roosevelt
Brookings Institution
Senate Committee On
Rooeevelt
Congress
Senate
van Sweringen
Alabama
Swanyon
U. S
Wheeler
Moona
Senate Railroad Investigating Committee
van ‘Sweringen Brothers
Van'Sweringens
MG Yost
Weather fragment reports unsettled period upcoming
Unclear text describes unsettled weather with probable Friday warmth andSouth Dakota mentions. Mentions temperature trends and potential impacts on households and daily plans.
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South
Dakota
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