Nelson sought in Baby Face Nelson case disclosure
San Francisco January 15. Information filed against seven persons ties to the escape of the outlaw Baby Face Nelson from U S justice agents. The indictment names Mrs. Gal Ester and Paul Chige among those charged with aiding Nelson and his wife while they sought to evade the law. Details describe alleged conferences and routes, with $60,000 reward cited. The case proceeds before a federal grand jury.
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San Francisco
America
Baby Face
Nelson
United States Department of Justice
Branzhi
TL HL McPiee
Cabin Dikeriy
Mraelond Ils
Gangatar
Ladterments
Marc. Gistay
Siitedine
Atmannllan
Arte
Federal Grand Jure
Department of Justiee
Tayttty
Mra Gal
Iy Clel- Inga
Uinik
Paul Chige
World News Roundup Dispatches and political reaction
wire service style summary of multiple terse items across cities. Princade Washington President Hoare posture and security messaging. Detroit warning to industry about taunting and anger management. Washington Vindow policy aims amid international disputes. Newark Mitte files rapid nationwide progress setting record. Washington World court opponents urged to present better plan. Memington state challenges Wauptmann amid Romyators and German ties. Waatington grade crossing elimination plan with 3.1 million impact. Porvign Searbroccken Nazi rally after plebiscite. Teelln Saar return to reich debated. League of Nations veto tensions ease European major problems. Monow Stalin receives ovation on presidential pageant.
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Princade Washington
Hoare
Mieseage
Detroit
Donald Imehberg
Washington
Newark
N. J
James
Bennie World Court
Memington
Menares
Wauptmann
Waatington
Porvign
Searbroccken
Saar
Reich
Fienora
League of Nations
Europe
Jozef Stalin
Butler urges work program as salvation in Montana
Dr. Butler told the Legislative Assembly that job creation is Montana’s salvation and urged a nationwide work campaign. He cited federal aid totals since 1922, noting Montana received 24 million plus in matched funds, with relief efforts described as extensive yet a temporary measure. Continued on Page 10.
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Salvation
Montana
Wide
Senate
Ae Tutler
Butler
Haga Reim
Special Message On World Court Adored by Supporters
Supporters of American adherence to the World Court cheered a special message tonight. They anticipate a vote tomorrow and express confidence in the court’s role and the United States attendance.
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Waetingima
Jan
N' Apectul
Advocates Ready To Press Patman Bill Fight In Congress
Washington March 1. Congressional backers of the Patman bill plan to press the issue Thursday night after talks with Rep Patman of Texas and others. Frank N. Welgano, national commander of the American Legion, says there will be no compromise with the Vinson bill as the two plans diverge on funding and loan payments.
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Washington
Chiroi
Prtman
Texan
Wirmove
Frank N. Welgrano
American Legion
Funn
World War I Era League of Nations Debate Echoes
The letter discusses opinions on international cooperation versus individual paths, mentioning Santa Monica and a vote on alignment. It references countries and regions such as America, India, Canada, Manchuria, Louisiana, and Australia in a speculative dialogue about global governance and future alliances.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Dan
Saar
League of Nations
Ametralia
India
Canada
Ay Pines
Manchuria
Loulaiana
Caet
Trains Stalled By Severe Snowdrifts In Southwestern Colorado
In Alamosa on January 15 three Denver and Rio Grande Western trains, including a passenger service, were halted atop two mile mountain passes by unprecedented snow. Engines with snow plows were dispatched to rescue them as the engines and cars remained stuck since morning. Passengers aboard No 115 bound for Durango were stranded near Cumbres Pass with steam maintained to keep the train alive. The number of passengers unharmed was not confirmed.
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Alamosa
Golo
Colorado
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Durango
Roosevelt drafts wide social security plan for congress
Washington reports a 30000 word outline from Roosevelt showing five phases of social security. It calls for unemployment insurance funded by payroll tax with federal funds and state administration, old age pensions in three sections, and optional private purchase, plus aid for dependent children.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Peace Hopes Rise After Saar Vote Victory
The Saar plebiscite produced widespread hope for peace in Europe as Nazi leaders celebrate the win and Berlin signals a return to Franco-German talks. The League of Nations foresees a smooth handover, while Paris and Vienna watch wary of potential upheaval and renewed nationalist currents.
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Europe
Saar
Associated Press
Saar Plebhisette
Saar Nazis
Saubruecken
League of Natiins
Status Auto
Berlin
State Senate Proceedings Move Along Smoothly with No Fireworks
The Montana state senate opened with routine business and orderly debate. The agriculture committee may report on A V Bruce’s nomination as commissioner of agriculture and Sam P D Gor’s confirmation to the state board of equalization for a six year term beginning March 1. Two HOLC and NHA related bills were introduced by the banks and banking committee to align statutes with federal housing acts, enabling HOLC secured funds and insurance backed loans. both measures were referred to banks and banking.
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Committee of Agriculture
A.V. Bruce
Kalikpell
Ford
Senate
Ight Hills
Sam PD
Gor
Helena
Boans
Gora Wiii
Don J. Muri
Forsyth
Senate Committee On Banks and Banking
Aftarnacy
Montana
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Hoi
National Housing Act
Bankas
Building and Loan Associations
Theee Honda
NHA
Committee On Banks and Banking
Kenney
Powder River
Armstrong
Park
Moscow men plead guilty in Leningrad terror case
Russian terrorists Leo Kameneff and Gregory Zinovieff faced trial in Leningrad along with associates for involvement in a reformist revolutionary group linked to the murder of Serge Kiroff. Indictment notes no direct Moscow center order but cites imitation of the group’s terror tactics.
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Moscow
Leo Kameneff
Gregory Zinovieff
Leningrad
Serge Kiroff
Kiroff
Heir to Eastman Fortune In Mess
Chicago, Jan 15 AP A year old heir to the George Eastman fortune surrendered tonight and faced two charges of assault and battery arising from a party at his apartment. Vera Reed 21 and Mazel Reed 24 testified that Dryden attacked both women after inviting them to a party at a night club. The attorney said Dryden knew the women slightly and was intoxicated during the incident. Hazel, a friend, heard Vera scream and rushed to help.
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Chicago
Iorke Fastman Dryden
George Eastman
Vera
Dryden
Hent
Hazel
President Roosevelt May Plan West Coast Trip
President Roosevelt may travel to the West Coast to attend the California International Expo in San Diego. Officials and lawmakers discuss possible dates, but a firm schedule is uncertain with Congress still in session later this month.
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Wallington
Tan
Howse
Maneevott
Burnham
CAML
Davidson
San Diego
Calif
Unday
Mgr. Noosavelt
California
Pocitla International
San Mego
Thay
Milsn Ag
Congress
Calles Resting Comfortably After Gall Bladder Operation
Mexico's former strongman of politics General Plutarco Elías Calles was reported by his physician to be resting comfortably after gall bladder surgery at St Vincent's hospital in Los Angeles. He underwent the operation late yesterday after arriving by air for treatment.
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Angeles
Mexico
Plutarco Elvis Calles
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Boy Scout Stamp Interests Collectors
A forthcoming government stamp release for the summer excites Boy Scouts to begin stamp collecting. They will likely want EVERYBODY'S STAMP BOOK, a revised edition now available via the Washington Information Bureau. The guide aids beginners and old-timers with starting, mounting, valuing, and organizing stamps, indexed for quick reference, offered postpaid for 10 cents with a coupon.
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Washington Information Bureau
Hvrrybody
Tenvlosphere with 10 rants in colm t wrapped copy order
Washington information service notes a request for a copy of EVERYBODY'S STAM BOOK. The item mentions mailing to Washington with a list of names and a request tied to a city state, under director Frederic J. Waskin in Washington D C.
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Helena
Burea
Frederic J. Waskin
Washington, D. C
Cuban saboteurs strike sugar canefields in Cuba
Maovana Jan 15. Saboteurs using fire hit the sugar harvest as Cuba moves to punish sugar sabotage by death. Five Hershey sugar mills near Havana were struck with cranes burned, about 900 tons of cane burned in Matanzas. A bomb wrecked a rail line near Gardenas derailing a passenger train. no injuries reported.
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Maovana
Cuba
Hershey
Havana
Canc Elds
Matanzas
United Railways
Qardenas
Poor land to be taken over soon
Under an emergency appropriation of 2520 dollars by the Agricultural Adjustment administration a tract of 386 acres in Park and Gallatin counties will be acquired and placed under joint Park and Forest Service management. The 142,43 acre tract will be reverted to grazing under joint supervision and part will support the Yellowstone park elk herd, as announced by E A Starch of Montana State College.
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Livingston
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Park and Gallatin
Park and Forest Service
Yellowstone Park
Doolittle Sets New Transcontinental Flight Mark
Major James R. Doolittle crossed the continent in a transport plane in under 12 hours but blamed himself for not shaving off more time. He broke the previous record set by Eddie Rickenbacker, then revised the course had cost him an extra hour. Nearby, at Hal Roach Studios in California, stars Laurel and Hardy helped fight a studio fire that threatened the plant.
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Nod
James R
Timmy) Doolittle
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bard
Baugh
Quiver City
Calif
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Charlie Chase
Mac Busch
Hal Roach
RELICT PLAN FOR CROSSING ELIMINATION PROGRAM
Washington, Jan. 15. A half billion dollar grade crossing elimination program was advanced as a key plan in the administration’s effort to remove 3,500,000 from relief. Plans for eliminating 6,000 crossings with this sum were detailed by railroad engineers. A high Public Works official indicated funds could be allotted from a four billion dollar appropriation, with quick starting and job creation as guiding principles.
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Washington
National Resources Boat
Lef
Congress
Snell Says Recovery Fund Could Influence Election
Rep. Snell of New York, House Republican leader, warned that the proposed 4 billion recovery fund may sway the next presidential race. He accused the New Deal of failed experimental policies, cited wild expenditures, and called for a balanced budget and stable currency before recovery can occur. He noted 14.8 million unemployed now, 1.4 million more than a year ago, and urged restraint on long-term investments amid uncertainty.
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Representative eMo
New York
House
Snell
Congress
Prudentimen
Probe of War Department Proposed in Congress
Washington, Jan 16 AP renewed investigation of the War Department was proposed today by Chairman McSwain and Representative Magers. They plan to present the proposal to a House Military Affairs committee meeting Thursday, seeking a full investigation of regulations and practices across the War Department.
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Congress
Washington, Jay
Wars Department
Waitene
McSwain
Magers
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