Dillinger Is Dead, Former Aide Asserts
In Minneapolis May 29 1934 Albert Reilly jailed on harboring charges claimed Tommy Carroll told him Dillinger was dead after Carroll’s Waterloo Iowa death June 7. Reilly said Dillinger attended a Cubs Dodgers game two days earlier in Chicago. Carroll’s death followed a chase through the Midwest.
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John Dillinger
Albert
Pat) Reilly
Reilly
Tommy Carroll
Minneapolis
Carroll
Water'o
Iowa
Desperado
Dillinger
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Illinois City
Tommy
John
Darrow NRA Board Completes Monopoly Inquiry Report
Washington June 29 Clarence Darrow’s National Recovery Review Board closed its three month case with its final report on monopoly charges, delivering it to President Roosevelt and resigning its chair. The board, exhausted by extensive writing and clashes with Hugh S Johnson, urged public release only by White House decision. The early reports claimed multiple NRA codes harmed small business.
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Washington
Clarence
Hugh S. Johnson
Review Board
White House
Darrow
Johnsons Organization
NRA
Board critique of codes amid administration debate
The board reaffirmed its inquiry into national codes and their impact on press and small enterprises. It found abundant evidence that some codes promote these tendencies, and warned against treating any department as private property or permitting criticism that veers toward treason.
Murder Mystery Complicates Dufresne Case Amid Snow
In a tense house crime tale, Harper and Lafferty debate the killer's escape through snow and a staged alibi. They map how the masquerader used disguise, candles, and a plan to misdirect police, while probing the victim's identity and the motive behind the staged scene.
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Ioor
Pierre Dufresne
Atranger
Dufresne
Harper
Austerlitz
Hach
Laffert
Dufresnes
Croydens
Lafferty
Argue Press Case Plays To Defense Attorneys
In a continuation of arguments from page one, the court heard the special receiver’s counsel claim that Mrs Ada H Ford aims to sell the Grafton Press to vindicate a personal grievance. Judge Dent urged focus on legal issues only. After brief replies, the court took the plea in abatement under advisement with a decision expected in a few days.
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Ada H. Ford
Grafton
R. H. Kidd
Dent
Watkins
Statement attribution in Parsons poisoning case sways inquiry
Residents recalling Sipolt in Parsons town say he proclaimed a philosophy that the world owes him a living and he will obtain it without work. Investigators have not learned if this alleged remark relates to the poisoning or if the children were insured.
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Parsons
Sipolt
Move Court to Bedside of Wounded Bill Mullins
Federal court officials visited a hospital to take a guilty plea from Bill Mullins who was wounded by officers after recapture from Princeton jail. Judge McClintic ordered Mullins sent to Atlanta for four years upon recovery. Mullins had fled while awaiting transfer to serve a five year sentence for prohibition violations.
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Bluefield
W. Va
George W. McClintic
Bill Mullins
Princeton
Mullins
McClintic
Atlanta
Buck the wildlife trader and the risks of cargoes
Frank Buck has made 75 to 100 wild cargo shipments of birds beasts and reptiles from jungles worldwide. The job is a constant gamble on finding the animal and delivering it safely. Buck once faced a $6,000 sale that died on the docks and a typhoon that wiped out 80 percent of a cargo. He earned as little as $500 on another expedition after a year away, yet he persists in the thrill and danger of his work.
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Frank
Buck
San Francisco
Ringling Brothers
Singapore
Buck Persistent Hunter Faces Giant Predators In Action
Wild Cargo showcases Asiatic jungles and Buck, a twenty five year caged survivor, in perilous encounters with a man-eating tiger a giant tapir a cobra and a wild elephant. Buck battles a dangerous python during a gripping sequence. An RKO release from Van Beuren shot over six months now playing at the Opera House tonight and Saturday.
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Frank Buck
Malaya
van Beuren Corporation
Asiatic Jungles
Buck
Opera House
Governor of Georgia Defies Federal Court
Atlanta June 29 Eugene Talmadge, Georgia governor, again rejects a Federal Court subpoena saying he does not recognize court jurisdiction. He tore and refused service while at a banquet, defying injunction and contempt proceedings in a case by Georgia Continental Telephone and others against the Georgia Public Service Commission.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
United States District Court
Georgia Continental Telephone Company
Georgia Public Service Commission
Talmadge
City Licenses Delayed For 3.2 Beer Dispensers
Only two days remain for issuing licenses to dispensers of 3.2 beer tobacco cigarettes and restaurant permits. City Commissioner Fred W. Kunst said one application for a 3.2 beer dispenser license was denied and the applicant’s name is being withheld temporarily as efforts are made to resolve the matter satisfactory to all parties.
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Fred W. Kunst
Kunst
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