Verne Miller Escapes Federal Net in Chicago Hideout
Verne C Miller a famed target escaped federal agents after a Chicago hideout standoff. A woman believed his wife was captured, and Miller vanished amid machine gun fire as a cream colored roadster sped away. Authorities traced him to the hotel, mounted a lengthy surveillance, and later found a bloodstained car. Miller, linked to Harvey Bailey and George Kelly cases, remains at large with a stated height of 5 feet 7 inches and 145 pounds.
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Verne C.miller
Huron
S. D. Berit
Sheridan Road
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George Hayes
Kansas City Union Station
Frank Nash
Leasonworth Prison
All Woman
Bobby
Moore
Intrante Neller
Bihat
I Cunningham
Harvey Bailey
Charles Urschel
Oklahoma
George
Doctors Accused of Selling Babies for Fees in Tulsa
Tulsa officials including Mabel Bassets state commissioner of charities and corrections charged that three physicians, all obstetricians, sold nine babies to adoptive purchasers for fees between fifty and one hundred dollars. Authorities say no state law allows action, leaving expulsion from the medical society as the only punishment.
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Tulsa
Okla
Éeepmanen
Mabel Bassets
Cites NRA As Threat To U S Export Trade
Toronto speech by Sir Henry Drayton warned the NRA could raise price levels harming export business. He told the Ontario accountants and auditors association that Canada’s export trade might gain at the US expense, noting higher prices would reduce demand and affect foreign sales.
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NRA
U. S
Toronto
Canada
Wade
United States
Sir Henry Drayton
Incorporated
Ndt. Auditors Association of Ontario
Weather chart for Huron and Vicinity
Fair tonight with unsettled weather and warmer Friday. South Dakota region fair and warmer, with western portions tonight and Friday showing unsettled and warmer conditions.
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Huron
Dakot
Ti West
U S Offers To Buy All Foreign Gold In Roosevelts Plan
The Roosevelt administration proposed buying all imported gold at 22.96 an ounce to lift price levels, with London quotes rising and the dollar slipping. Details of the plan and talks with Britain were kept secret, aiming to curb currency depreciation and push domestic prices upward while using RFC notes for payment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
Great Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Frances
Te Wag
United States
France
America
Gold Mining Pushes Forward in Alaska Snow
Anchorage reports that snow and harsh conditions do not slow mining efforts as higher gold prices spur rapid development. Hardrock properties receive winter attention while numerous placer propositions near the area are being organized for spring, with all producers accelerating operations.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Protest Over Gold Plan Draws European Echoes
Dr. Lionel D. Edie criticizes uproar over the gold plan and urges U S cooperation with other nations while preserving monetary independence. He notes European price controls and the use of gold revaluations, arguing policy should avoid economic war labels and rely on stable price strategies without surrendering sovereignty.
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Lionel D. Edie
Wall Strest Tygho
Can Goverment
Edie
United States
Great Britain
First NRA code complaint filed in Mitchell
The Mitchell NRA compliance board sends the first complaint to Washington against an unnamed violator for alleged breach of the fair competition code. The case concerns unfair trade practices and wage contracts, with action pending at federal officials.
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NRA
Mitchell
S.D
Washington
Harkness
The News Behind the News by Paula
Washington transcript reveals a tense steel price bargaining session with Myron Taylor. Roosevelt signals willingness to concede to $26.37 as a mid point, Johnson and Lewis press for terms, and docked watches hint at a strategic victory. Captives section shows a parallel, sly conference with Taylor at the helm.
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Yelt
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Roosevelt
Eas Eastman
Johnson
Johnon
Lewis
Fahsant
Steel People
Kendrick III in Critical Condition in Sheridan
Senator John B. Kendrick of Wyoming, 78, was reported in critical condition at Memorial hospital in Sheridan after being struck ill late last night. He was said to be unconscious earlier today.
Peaceful Picketing Called By South Dakota Farmers
Sioux Falls report outlines a two week counter campaign by the Farm Holiday Association to withhold agricultural production and stage peaceful picketing until farmers receive at least their cost of production. Leaders McVeigh Loriks and Hammer emphasized nonviolence and urged all county units to show full support with a nationwide conference planning action.
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South
Cal
South Dakota
Associaion
Emil Loriks
Asso‘yist
Cail
McVeigh
E. N. Hammer
Veigh
Tar ‘Kota
Holiday Association
B. W
Des Moines
Doriks
Strikers Blast Cheese Factory in Fourth Bombing
Sheriff Peter J. Jung linked the blast to strikers as the fourth bombing of a cheese factory since the strike began. The factory was demolished, while Bley's plant had been closed but planned to resume today and notified patrons to begin milk deliveries.
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Peter J. Jung
Bley
Youth Found Guilty Of Double Slaying In Hymera Farm Battle
In Hymera Indiana a youth identified as Ell Brown was convicted of manslaughter for the deaths of Andrew and Oral Reedy during an argument over a farm foreclosure several months ago. He faces a 2 to 21 year sentence.
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Hasell’ Brown
Hymera
Andrew
Oral Reedy
Hymera Toma
Black man executed after confrontations with women in St Louis area
In St Louis and Clayton areas, John Winston Boyd a Black porter confessed confronting fifteen white women over several months and died in custody following related incidents. He admitted all acts some previously unreported.
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St, Louis
John Winston Boyd
Porter
St. Louis County
Clayton
Pauuule
Wess
Boyd
Strike Lines Grow Tighter
Farmers expand the strike across Minnesota Wisconsin with new recruits and blockades. Minnesota unit withholds produce and livestock while urging debt collection bans as Milo Reno voices a pause for governors conference with Roosevelt. Pickets reappear on Iowa highways near shore resorts to impede farm product shipments.
Governors Seek Speedier Farm Price Fixing Program
Five Midwest governors including Herring of Iowa and Berry of South Dakota met with President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace to demand rapid price fixing for major farm commodities. They urged inflation of currency and production quotas by licenses, arguing current NRA codes lose farmers purchasing power. They stressed parity pricing tied to costs of production plus a fair profit, and cited embargos and market pressures as urgent factors.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
Gov
Herzing
Iowa
Berry
South Dakota
Olson
Minnesota
Langer
North Dakota
Schmedeman
Wisconsin
George M. Peck
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
White House
Bascarett
Dea Moines
Herring
Gov. Berry
Plan To Start On Paying Job Friday
A concrete pouring project is set to begin Friday. The schedule indicates the sr will be started, with work centered on pouring concrete at the indicated site.
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Sr Will
Cote
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