Johnson Acts to Avert Soft Coal War Bold Bandit oncemore foils Dills
In St Paul Minn March 31 John Dillinger with a submachine gun shot his way out of a police trap and again foiled the law. Fingerprints left behind tied him and a trio including Hamilton to the Crown Point jail break. A woman connected to the apartment siege was wounded and a rapid escape followed with a green car fleeing into an alley. Police traced bloody clues from the third floor to the street as the pursuit continued across multiple states.
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Minn
John
Dillinger
Womb
Onan
John Jinmilton
Catabe
Iis
Thhinger
Daniel Coffey
Alan
Aptoled
Viata
Fet
Healty Detertiva
Terry Cummntgs
Atrutk
Ominiatura
Akita Alita
Minnesota
Wivonsin
Jean
Tay
Tia Rei
Hagomane
Raraga
Hamilton
Natorlova Dinger
World Nes in Bist and Federal Court Ruling
Fragmented OCR news items include a New York federal court ruling on power in the NIRA, a Washington plan for 1,260,000 jobs via the CWA, a jail trap involving John Dillinger, a seven hour workday order, a mass death sentence note, and a Turkey arrest order amid transit and refugee incidents.
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Domenic
New York
Prica
Washington
Government Posten
CWA
AK Paul
Minn
Johna
Enstman
Vorriga Trianbul
Sami Tnaul
Turkey
Atays
Court Upholds NRA On Minimum Price Fixing
New York March 31 The federal government under the National Industrial Recovery Act won a ruling from Federal Judge John Knox upholding the right to set a minimum price and enjoining Spotless Dry Cleaners Inc from undercutting the code established rates. Spotless controls 32 stores in New York City and operates a plant in New Jersey under its control. The case signals a course for NRA code enforcement and was praised by United States Attorney Martin Conboy as of utmost importance.
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New York
National Industrial Recovery Act
John ©. Knox
NMA
Dry Cleaners, Inc
Cleaners and Dyers
New York City
New Jersey
Ite
Knox
Anit
Dudgenox
United States
Martin Conboy
NRA
Greeks Aid Insull As Fugitive Seeks Turkish Haven
In defiance of a Turkish arrest order, Samuel Insull remains aboard a Greek steamship near Istanbul as authorities weigh extradition. A Turkish official says an attorney general review may proceed, while reports say Insull sought refuge and offered a $2,000,000 bribe to influence Turkish officials. The ship’s captain notes Insull’s insistence on freedom of harbor and waters as talks continue.
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Samuel Insall
Capitel
Uye
Inall
Istanbul
Isaphoal
Aewalting
Anmerican Documenta
Turkey
United States
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Malotie
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Maintia
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Kumar
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Innvera
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Toannla Mendouria
President Roosevelt Enjoys Real Rest at Sea
In the Bahama waters off Rocky Port, Great Abaco Island, President Roosevelt fished and relaxed aboard a vessel. He spent the day in peaceful leisure, planning private observances of Hayter Sunday while at sea.
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Minami
Pla
Bahamas
Roosevelt
Vin
Rocky Port
Great Abaco Island
Hayter
World to mark memory of risen Christ across nations
Easter observances span the globe with solemn religious ceremonies and parades. Rome prepares a canonization ceremony for Don Vico Bosco’s founder figure as radical weather forecasts mix sun and showers with April-like chill. In San Francisco thousands expected at Mount Davidson dawn service, while Washington faces rain risk and fashion concerns for White House events. New York plans festive Fifth Avenue parades amid improving conditions as the Midwest and Rockies readied for showers and cooler, unsettled weather.
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Don Vioganni Bos~co
Salesian Order
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San Francisco
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White House
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Midwest
Easter Sunday in Capital May Be of Cheerless Sort
Easter in Washington faced gloomy weather with uncertain plans for Monday’s forecast. Crowds gathered around the Roosevelt Arch and the city’s outdoor rites at Arlington offered a glimpse of tradition despite rain. Dr James Shera Montgomery will lead the service at the Capitol as officials weigh the impact of the weather on holiday observances.
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Mer
Faosnvelt
New York
Arlington
Washington
Artington
James Shera Montgomery
The
Data of Representatives
IFTH AVENUE PARADE MAY COME ON A FAIR DAY
A wartime era report describes plans for an Ith Avenue parade possibly on a fair warm day. Workers anticipate extra clerks, wage holiday talk, and contractor support as unemployed men may be sheltered in a park by Salvation Army and security measures are noted.
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Ifth Avenue
Chinta
Young Roosevelt in plane forced to land near Bridgeport
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the president was a passenger when a large plane on the American Airways failed to land at Bridgeport due to bad weather and diverted to Milford airport authorities reported.
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Young. Roosevelt
Aridacport
Conn
New York
Franklin J. Roosevalt, Jr
Amarisan Airway
Mollinon Airport
Barwuse
Young Roose
East
Bridgeport
Cortland T Hill Weds Mrs Hearst In Ritz Penthouse
New York March 21 In a penthouse atop the Ritz tower on Park Avenue Mrs Blanche Wilbur Hearst of Reserly Hills California and Cortland T Hill of the Monlow Prank club Wertbury J I a broker wore matr late this afternoon She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ormond K Wil tur of Los Angeles and was born in Idaho Falls Idaho Her former husband George Hearst eldest son of William Randolph Hearst ended in divorce last year.
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Ritz
Park Avenue
Blanche Wilbur Hearst
Reserly Hills
Calif
Cortland T. HI
Monlow
Wertbury
J. 1
Mrn. Hil
Ormond K. Wiltur
Los Angeles
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wermar- Hage
George Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
1. Paul Hills
St. Paul
Minn
Uta
Mra
Lois W. Hil
Inmee J. Hill
Another Gold Rush to Alaska Initiated
Seattle station crowds greet departing explorers bound for the north gold fields. The voyage carried mining men amid a festive send off as the price of gold stood around 35 dollars per ounce. An estimated 3,000 people gathered to wish the passengers a successful voyage.
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Alaska
Seattle
Murder at Erland's Point in Bremerton Slaying Case
Bremerton Washington March 31 A grim murder of six bound and gagged victims at Frank Fielder s beach home at Erlands Point is reported The dead include Fielder and his wife Fletcher and Anna Taylor A neighborhood man Tom Sanders is named among the survivors or witnesses The motive appears to be loot robbery with the house ransacked and property missing Authorities led by Sheriff Blankenship begin inquiries into the double murder and initial identifications are made with several others named in early dispatches.
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Bremerton
Wash
Erland’s Point
Frank Fielder
Pieldher
Blankenship
Tom Sanders
Release of Fahey Ordered by Court
Edmonton news reports Judge Crawford viewed the release of James Fahey, an escaped Leavenworth inmate, expected today. Fahey once lived as a respected citizen for 10 years and admitted escaping two and a half years ago while denying mail robbery, with calls for executive clemency from Jacksonport residents and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Edmonton
Alta
James Fahny
Leavenworth
Crawford
Fahey
United Staten
Anthe Wan
Gilgware
Jaxpor
Janper Chamber of Commerce
Mia Whenthy
Scales Revised In Emergency
Associated Press reports that recovery administrator Nogh S. Johnson declared an emergency and approved an amendment to the coal code. The measure puts the entire industry on a seven hour day and raises wages in some districts while awaiting a public hearing on April 9. The emergency follows the expiration of wage and hour provisions at midnight, with Appalachian operators already under new contracts.
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Associated Press
Wester
Washington
Nogh S. Johnson
Johnson
Appalachian
Union Leader and Banker Sentenced in Cleveland Bank Scandal
In Cleveland on March 21 AP reports Alvanicy Johnston leader of the Brotherhood of Laverio and five engineers along with banker C Stirling Smith were sentenced to one to 30 years in Ohio state semendary after a $10 million failure of Standard Trust Company. Johnston and Smith were convicted of misapplying $460,000 and falsifying entries. Cassell faced a hung jury and a second trial looms. others pleaded guilty or were tried in connection with the bank collapse involving 60,000 members and $2,000,000 in deposits.
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Cleveland
Alvanicy Johnston
Brotherhood of Laverio
C. Stirling Smith
Ohio State
Standard Trust Company of
Brotherhood
National Bank
Standard Trust
Depost
Johnston
Smith
James H. Canwell
The
Nice Johnston
Llandare Trust
Cassell
Storm holds back Russian rescue plane in Alaska
Name Alaska March 31 A storm off the Siberian coast stalled a rescue effort for nine Russians stranded over six weeks on the Arctic sea pack between Wrangell Island and the mainland. Pilot F A Levanevsky, Prof George Yushakoff and Clyde Armistead reported they landed safely in a snowstorm about 40 miles from Cape Van Karen.
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Alaska
Siberian
F. A. Levanevsky
Arctic
Wrangell Islands
Levanevsky
George Yushakoff
Clyde Armistead
Capea van Karen
Hoover not a candidate for president in 1936 says Chicago paper
Chicago March 21 AP report from The Chicago Hermet and Axandner cites reliable sources claiming former President Herbert Hoover will not be a candidate in 1936. Paul Sexton, Hoover’s party representative, said Hoover is not discussing the matter. The paper notes Hoover met Chicago leaders and remained in conference for hours.
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Hoover
Chicago
Hermet
Axandner
Relia
Te Pearce
Werbert Hoover
Paul Sexton
Honover
Middlewest
Weaver
Wis
Enid
Two Brothers Rally After Mountain Rattlesnake Bite
In Pasadena California two brothers aged 18 and 12 were hiking when the 12 year old was bitten by a rattlesnake. The older boy allegedly cut the wound, attempted pressure bleeding, and carried the younger boy uphill for two miles before his condition worsened. He aided him as best as possible despite limited resources.
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Pasadena
Calif
Wrary Notsabel
Daniel Noones
Vasey Crocketta
Yourn
Six Die As Car Plunges Into Salt Creek Near Lincoln
A car plunged into Salt Creek near Lincoln just before midnight, killing six occupants. The dead are Mildred Bechtel, Min Dred Worth, John Plat, Pred McGowan, Mildred Adams, and Robert Holsappel. Injured are Jesse Bechtel and Alma Worth. The vehicle failed to cross a small bridge and was swept into five feet of water.
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Lincoln
Salt Creek
Mildred Bechtel
Min Mhdred Worth
John Plat
Pred McGowan
Mildred Adams
Mattoon
Robert Holsappel
Chicago
Jesse Bechtel
Alma Worth
Treasury forecasts huge deficit demand forces borrowing
Washington March 31 The treasury would need to mobilize over 1.5 billion monthly to cover a 7 billion deficit by June 30 per President Roosevelt. The third fiscal quarter closed with emergency spending below administration forecasts, showing government outrage totaling just over 2.5 billion in most of the month as borrowing continued.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Taxi Strike Ends If Men Taken Back
New York march 1 on a condition that they be re hired without discrimination New York's striking taxicab drivers agreed to night to return to work after three weeks of intermittent street disorders.
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New York
Speaker Rainey Warned of Plot to Defeat Reelection
Washington reports that Henry T. Rainey claims evidence of Wall Street funds aimed at defeating him in the Illinois 20th district primaries. A. C. Davis of Springfield allegedly was sent to reach Republican support and link to New York financiers opposing Roosevelt’s recovery program. Rainey identifies his primary rival as James Kirby of Patersonburg.
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Speaker Rainey
Washington
Henry T. Rainey
Wall
Iunos
Roosevelt
House
A. C. Davis
Springfield
New York
James Kirby
Patersburg
Rainey
Davia
Flood in West End Suburbs Slows to Steady Rivals
Missouri on March 31 reports cooler weather and reduced rain easing floods. Railroads near Missoula opened routes again as water receded, while efforts to strengthen stream banks continued. Transport of young trees for Montana and Utah plantings was delayed by high water and nursery coordination issues.
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Missouri
Mineral County
Missoula
Montana
Uiahe
Savanne
Forest Service
Ceremony in Rome Will Include Walling Up Holy Door
Vatican City March 31 The Holy Year ends with a solemn rite at St Peter's in which Pope Pius XI and cardinals wall up the holy door, sealing it for the next Holy Year. A papal throne rises in the portico as relic adoration precedes the door sealing, marking the closure after 3,260,000 pilgrims entered this year.
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Rome
Vatican City
Pius XI
Mt. Peter's
Pius
St. Peter's
Christ
Presidents and Their Wives: A Delightful Booklet Offer
A magazine blurb promotes a low cost booklet “Presidents and Their Wives” covering Washington to F D Roosevelt. It promises portraits, biographies, and insights on presidential spouses, marriages at the White House, and first ladies’ roles. It provides ordering details and a coupon.
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White House
Washington
F. D
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