Pursuit of Barrow in Oklahoma
A news note reports Columbus police identifying a woman as Monnie Parker, Clyde Barrow’s companion, with a man unseen in a cafe. A statewide hunt led by federal and state officers followed Barrow south toward Guthrie after a string of slit menaces and the capture of a warehouse worker in Commerce, Oklahoma.
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Columbus
Kan
Dave Hasenplaugh
Monnie Parker
Clyde Barrow
Hasenplaugh
Fort Senet
Clyde
Barrow
Inia Reon
Guthrie
Sillswater
Oka
Calileern
Oto
Gurberio
Okla
World News In Gist Domestics And Crises
A sweeping摘要 of wartime and postwar tensions across nations. Reports note plans for a billion dollar home program in Washington and a reorganization bid by United Aircraft and Transport for air mail. Clyde Barrow is hunted by federal agents in Kansas while gun stashes trigger Dillinger manhunt. Crisis notes include NRA pressure, Lloyd George era disarmament talks, and refugee evacuations near Arctic routes.
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Washington
New York
United Aircraft and Transport
Fort Scott
Kan
Clyde Barrow
Gifford = Pinchot
Johnson
Buatneany
NRA
Chiselore
Coshoctan
Chamber of Commerce
Warner
Fodianapolis
Palion Atart
Dillinger
Gun Stork
Oslo
Norway
Istanbul
Turkey
Moscow
Avintara
London
Britain
Silver Battle to Be Pressed This Session
Washington April 7 1 of silver may ring through the Senate as Senator Thomas of Oklahoma says the agriculture subcommittee will consider his amendment to the silver farm relief bill on Monday The measure calls for nationalization remonetization of silver via government requisition of all silver in the country He predicts the revised bill will reach the full agriculture committee Tuesday and go before the Senate Wednesday He says the plan would involve redeeming silver with bullion and issuing silver certificates at 41 29 an ounce aiming to restore the commodity economy The committee expects to confer with President Roosevelt upon his return from the South
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Washington
Thomas
Okla
Agriculture
Jon
Senate
King
Utah
Aeven
Wenate Aliver
New Apawerment
Tronaury Offfelala Uey
Polig
Roosevelt
Thoman
Prigon in Indiana Prison Fire Endangers Building
Flames engulfed the receiving building at the Indiana state prison in Michigan City, threatening ten more structures. About 2,500 feet of firelines were brought under control as crews from Bathcott, prison, and Ga Porte departments battled the blaze. Inmates were moved to remaining blocks, with extra guards deployed amid heightened security following past escapes and subsequent captures tied to the incident.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State Prison
Alarma
Indiana
Mexico City clash injures students and officials over compulsory education
In Mexico City on April 7, more than 20 people were injured including a woman and Manuel Gomes Morin the rector of the University of Mexico. The violence followed a student demonstration against compulsory education in public schools as police and firemen fought rioters.
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Mexico
D. F
Uniterslty
Maxico
Manuel Gomes Morin
Unhappy Statesmen Targeted by Voter Backlash
Washington reports that nearly all members of Congress face harsh letters from constituents over the veterans liberalization override votes. With elections near, Democratic lawmakers who backed the override are criticized at home for not supporting the president, while those who opposed face pressure from veterans.
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Washington
Moorevelt
Congress
Dairy conference Acts on processing tax dispute
At Intermountain meeting delegates from Montana Wyoming and Utah debated a federal processing tax for dairy producers proposing a bounty for production cuts. Montana and Wyoming opposed while others backed curtailment measures and herd improvements were urged. Charles E B Collins urged Agriculture Secretary Wallace to clarify the policy.
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Dairy Conference
Wyoming
Kinte
Montana
Intercaia
Wymming
Rovernment
Gion
President Roonevelt Signs Dairy and Beef Act
President Roonevelt signed a dairy and beef aid bill totaling 200 million dollars to finance cattle production adjustment and fund four government departments. The act under the agricultural adjustment framework also authorizes 60 million for dairy and beet product relief, and covers peanuts, rye, flax, barley, and grain sorghums as part of broader relief measures.
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Miami
Fin
APJ
Roonervelt
Buatesaalnco
Norway hit by deadly water wave disaster
A colossal sea wave struck Norway’s west coast near Korshamn lifting a cliff fragment and flooding villages at Talfjord and Fjoraa. At least 60 people drowned and many more were listed missing as high floodwaters swept inland, overturning houses and washing vehicles inland.
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Oslo
Norway
Hamieta
Talfjord
Fjoraa
Korshaos
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region
Weather outlook for coming week covers western Montana and extreme northwestern Wyoming. Temperatures are expected to be near normal with variable conditions across the region and periods of unsettled weather.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Plot to murder Romanian king and leaders uncovered
Budapest dispatch reports a new plot to assassinate Romanian state leaders including King Carol. Police arrested several officers and civilians in Bucharest, with figures such as Prekup named. Planned killings aimed at a midnight rendezvous during the Orthodox Easter period. Later in the month aims to assassinate Premier Tat tree and other leaders were revealed.
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Budapest
Hungary
Carol
Bucharest
Catone
Prekup
Watt
Pines
Tatarerou
Madison Funeral Held in Burbank
Caitlin April 7. Eric D Madison motion picture stuble auditor charged today in Valhalla cemetery. Nellie Madison former Montana cowgirl arrested and charged with firing four bullets into her husband body for preliminary examination. In police court near Thursday morning her attorney Joseph Ryan said she will offer no detaine. Ryan conferred today with Mrs Madison and Dan F Mooney a sheep rancher and former sheriff of Dinan Mont who arrived yesterday to aid Winters defense.
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Burbank
Cait
Eric D. Madison
Valhatla
Mia
Nellie Madison
Montena
Thureday
Joseph Ryan
Ryan
Madison
Dan F. Mooney
Aheap
Dilan
Mont
Win Winter
Local probe tied to six Flieder deaths at Erieland Point
Bremerton April 7 Ray R Greenwood special deputy prosecutor named to handle legal developments from the March 29 six murders at the Flieder home Erland's Point. He said a local suspect is likely and an inquiry was sent to Deer Lodge to check if Fred Holenan, among those killed, ever stayed there. Funeral services were held for three victims Mr and Mrs.
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Bremerton
Wash
Ray R. Greenwood
Frank Flieder
Erland’s Point
Flo
Bolcom
Montanan
Fred Holenan
Deer Lodge
French Premier Doumergue Wins as Government Workers Refrain from Strike
Paris April 7 AP Premier Gaston Doumergue secured a major victory as government workers halted plans for a strike protesting wage cuts. The central committee and labor federation halted walkout threats after meetings, adopting an industrial program on hours and banking nationalization while opposing the pay reduction. The workers committees condemned the salary cuts and called for tax reform, while communists were said to be continuing the story on page two.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Finth
Central Committee of the Workers
Council of the Federation of Labor
Riots Prompt Inquiry As Communists Ties Urged
Chief Johannes and Governor Floyd Olson opened an investigation into the disturbance. J T Edmunds, federal relief administrator, and Thachlet disputed that bona fide CWA workers sparked the riots. He produced communist cards linked to 12 of 38 detained, while 37 await trial on disorderly conduct charges. Marl Browder claimed some participants were organized by communists and Minneapolis council backed rioters demands for continued CWA and higher relief.
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Johannes
Floyd B. Olson
J. T. Edmunds
Thachlet
Bona Fuda Cwa
Marl Browder
Communist Party
Cleveland
Minneapolis
CWA
Three Incumbent School Board Members Reelect in Record Vote
In Helena a record turnout of 2,094 voters produced a sweep for incumbents CG Burge KE Watt and Ti Hazard, with margins over Henry Heiser Dr Sutphen and Mrs A Johnson. Final tallies show Burgan 1133 Mall 1072 Trazare 1087 Sutphen 1027 Heiser 956 and Johnson 918. The Bryant precinct favored the defeated candidates while Sawthorne swung for the incumbents. Helena High precinct narrowed the race with Sutphen and Heiser leading.
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Acheo Poant
W. Burge
Watt
Hazard
Nnput
Henry Heiser
JD. Sutphen
A. Johnson
Mall
Trazaré
Sutphen
Helser
Johnson
Helena
Bryant School
Slabh
Lmits
Sawthorne
West Side
Helena High School
Butphan Rand Heiser
Burgan
Cabinet in Cuba disrupted as three resign
Havane April 7 AP three Cuban cabinet secretaries resigned to President Carlos Mendieta. Saladrigas without portfolio Rodolfo Mendez Penale secretary of faction and Nanez Mesa interior secretary quit after a faction of ABC followers criticized Saladrigas for backing Dr Carlos M de la Cruz as president of the council of state.
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Havane
Carlos Saladrigan
Rodolfo Mendez Penale
Fation
Nanez Mesa
Carlos Mendieta
Saladrigas
ABC
Carlos M de la Cruz
Council of State
Roberto Mendez Penate
Autelde
de la Cruz
Insull Fights On Extradition Bid In Turkey Move
Samuel Insull remains in dispute over extradition to the United States on fraud charges. Turkish and U S positions clash as Turkey weighs the legality of the plan to hand him over. His Chicago legal team argues detention violates international law while pursuing a final appeal.
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Tatanbul
Samuel Ingaall
Unite States
Hie
Kenan Bey
Turkey
Armne
Unclear Stocks and Tax Debate Stirs Rogers Speech
A fragmented report from Hollywood on April 7 notes unsettled topics including Traut’s absence, a pending Memoria stock issue, and an investigation into 14 stocks behaving oddly. It mentions Wall Street awareness, lodge members, and near passage of a high income tax with votes still pending. The text also references large sums of money and potential earnings by high earners.
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Hollywood
Traut
N.Y
Wall Street
Roosevelt to back home building plan with government credit
Washington April 7 The Roosevelt administration plans to back a home building program with government credit to mobilize over a billion dollars of private capital. Frank C Walker National Emergency Council director said legislation would likely go to Congress within ten days. The plan would let the treasury guarantee interest and perhaps principal on long term mortgages for new homes with 18 to 20 year maturities, funded by an amortized mortgage to cover all building costs.
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Washington
Roosevelt Administration
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
Congress
Treasury
Walker
House Likely To Battle Couzens Tax Proposal
Washington April 7. Democratic leaders rejected a Couzens plan to add 10 percent to all individual tax returns for one year, predicting House rejection without further revenue. Senator La Follette backed public inspection of ax returns. House leaders indicated the need for more revenue before any tax increase.
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Washington
Couzens
House
Hoonevelt
LaFollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Senate
Banking Committee
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Representative Byrns
Tennessee
Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
Byrns
Drunken Plane Pilot Crashes, Hurts Five In Texas Crowd
Raymondville Texas April 5 five persons were injured when an airplane crashed into a crowd at a Union Fiesta event. The pilot Slats Rogers of McAllen and Brownsville was charged with operating an aircraft while intoxicated and held on the charge.
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Raymondville
Tex
Union Fileata
Slats" Rogers
McAllen
Brownagile
Jalil
Woman Known as Lou Spends Night in Jail Cell
In Seattle on April 7 a pink gown wearing man, J B Broulette, a telephone company engineer and University post American Legion member, is mistaken for a woman named Nell. He explains he played Lou in a stage event and spent the night in jail after a car crash. treated for wrist and facial cuts.
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Lou
Seattin
Nell
J. B. Broulette
Univernity Post
Amertcan Legion
Anid Broulette
Bronletts
Dan McGrew
The Independent Offers A Booklet On Modern Manners
The Independent promotes a 32 page booklet Modern Manners with 600 social etiquette questions. It features authoritative guidance for every occasion from christenings to coronations, available to readers via the Washington Information Bureau. Priced at ten cents postpaid, readers are urged to order using the included coupon.
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THE
Independent
Washington Information Bureau
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