Evacuation as Marines Move to Corinto from Managua
About 200 wives and children of United States Marines flee Managua for Corinto by Pan American Airways and navy transports. Thirty eight evacuees including Mrs. Dickey and Major Murray lose spouses in earlier violence as the Chaumont and relief ships await. Rumors of bandits caused a brief alarm. officers discounted the threat and ordered patrols while civilians sought safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Corinto
James F. Dickey
Joseph E. Murray
Moore, Paschal
Turner
Chaumont
San Francisco
Relief
New York
Santa Claus
National Guard
Concepcion
Marine Aviation
Marines
Two Sought On Assault Charge In Rides To Norfolk
Philadelphia report states two men are sought on an assault charge connected to a rum running case. The affidavit cites Soren Peter Hanson who says he was taken on a ride to Chester and Ridley Park, was shot, and may testify in Norfolk or Philadelphia. Hanson’s skull was fractured and he was missing for weeks before resurfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wildwood
N.J
Mqnor
Norfolk
Luther B. Way
Federal District Court
Soren Peter Hanson
Taylor Hospital
Ridley Park
Here
Hanson
Chester
Caul
Chesapeake
Delaware Bays
Most Dangerous Criminal In Toils Burke Captured
Police call Fred Burke the most dangerous criminal in America after his capture in an isolated Milan Missouri farmhouse ending a nationwide manhunt. Suspected of twenty killings including the St Valentine’s Day massacre he is shown in St Joseph Missouri after arrest with rewards totaling 101000 dollars offered for his capture by authorities and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fred Burke
Milan
Chicago
Burke
Showen Ave
Enterprise-Nea
St. Joseph
Tragic Death Of Horace Kephart Shocks Bryson City
Bryson City mourns Horace Kephart, noted Smokies authority and author, killed in a car crash near here last night with Fiswoode Tarleton of Georgia. Residents stayed up as they discussed the fate of the man who had made the area his home for a quarter century. Son to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson City
Horace Kephart
Great, Smoky Mountains
Fiswoode Tarleton
Georgia
Ice Piece Said To Have Caused Rockne Crash
Investigators say a small ice fragment may have shattered a propeller blade and damaged the wing of the Rockne crash plane. The wreck near Bazaar Kansas killed Knute Rockne and seven others. The report notes no official finding and cites informal conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Rockne
Oscar Leiding
Associated *Press
Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Aeronautical Branch
Bazaar
Kansas
Hotel proprietor found dead in Rosemary NC hotel
Rosemary North Carolina April 3 AP Mrs Peyton Keel 60 proprietor of a hotel was found dead at the foot of hotel stairs apparently after a fall breaking her neck Monsignor Thomas P Griffin died early today at Sacred Heart Cathedral Raleigh native of Baltimore Md Mecklen burg county farmer R A Hatley 60 shot himself after telling wife he was tired of this old world at breakfast and was found dead in the yard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
N. C
Peyton Keel
Griffin
Raleigh
Thomas P. Griffin
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Monsignor
Baltimore
Charlotte
R. A. Hatley
Mecklenburg County
Engineers To Meet April At Charlotte
The North Carolina chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers will meet here April 20 with Major R A Wheeler of Wilmington district army engineer as chief speaker. Wheeler will discuss development of North Carolina waterways. W W Pratt of Durham president and Dr Thorndyke Saville of UNC secretary are arranging the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
American Society of Civil Engineers
R. A. Wheeler
Wilmington
Wheeler
W. W. Pratt
Durham
Thorndyke Saville
University of North Carolina
Trains Halt on Rockne Funeral Noon Hour
Chicago transit officials announce all trains on the Chicago South Shore and South Bend line will stop for one minute at the hour of Notre Dame athletic director Knute Rockne's funeral services tomorrow as a mark of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nute Rockne
Chicago South Shore and
South Bend
Notre Dame
Governor Horton Names Cotton Queen for Tennessee
Governor Henry C. Horton today named Miss Woodville Gaines of Knoxville as Cotton Queen to represent Tennessee at the southeastern cotton festival in Anderson, S. C. The event runs April 9 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Henry C. Horton
Woodville Gaines
Knoxville
Tennessee
Anderson, &. C
Rockne to be laid to final rest near Notre Dame campus
Knute Rockne will be buried April 4 at Highland Cemetery near Notre Dame after a public lying in state at his Sunnymede home. The ceremony at Sacred Heart Church is slated for 3 p.m. with a cortege to the grave attended by thousands and representatives from Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockne
Notre Dame
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Highland Cemetery
Old Notre
Haakon
Norway
Church of Sacred Heart
Pete Im
Sunnymede
New Chapter in Feud Between Mencken and Arkansas
Pinebluff Ark April 3 A fresh chapter in the Mencken Arkansas feud unfolds as a local jab at unemployment and hunger sparks a reply from Mencken. He denounces drought claims and notes Maryland’s nourishment while sending a sly gift of rye hymn books to editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Henry L. Mencken
Arkansas
Baltimore
Annapolis
Mencken
Maryland Free State
Maryland
Judge Sabath Presses For Verdict In Lingle Killing Trial
Chicago judge Joseph Sabath pressed for a verdict in the Leo Brothers Lingle murder case. Jury deliberated overnight after being sworn in at 2:24 pm yesterday. Reports suggested a possible acquittal, but Sabath kept the jurors in their room and did not set a return time, stating he would wait to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brothers
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Joseph Sabath
Searchers Find No Additional Bodies in Clark Hotel Fire
Intensive search of the Clark hotel ruins in Roanoke Virginia failed to disclose further victims after a blaze yesterday morning killed one man and seriously injured another. Two missing North Carolinians were later found to have escaped in a car taken from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Clark Hotel
Capone Freed On Vagrancy Charge In Chicago
Chicago April 3 Capone was freed on a vagrancy charge after prosecutors admitted no witness could testify Capone lacked legitimate employment He posed for photographers as the case was dismissed with Capone smiling and escorted by detectives amid questions about Leo Broth er s trial and a separate court action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capone
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Cain Tlle
John H. Lyle
Crime Commission
Leaves
Roy van Herik
Frank M. Padden
Harry Ditchburne
Frank Mast
Leo Brothers
St. Louis
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Three Boys Drown In Abandoned Boat Incident
Three boys drowned in a channel between Beach Creek and Grassy Sound when an old abandoned boat they found capsized in the water. The accident occurred today in Wildwood New Jersey as rescuers searched the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
N. J
Beach Creek
Grassy Sound
Mrs Self Dies in Greenwood At 80
Mrs Carrie Holloway Self, 80, mother of James C Self president of the Greenwood and Ninety-Six cotton mills, died at her home in Greenwood, D C, on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
D. C
Carrie Holloway Self
James C. Self
Ninety-Six
Convict Makes Fifth Escape At Caledonia Prison Farm
Ray mond Brickhouse and Rudolph Williard escaped from Caledonia prison farm amid gunfire yesterday. Brickhouse, in prison since 1928 for larceny, has now escaped five times in two years with prior recaptures and sentences. Williard, serving 4 to 8 years for house breaking and larceny, also fled during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Brickhouse
Rudolph Williard
Prison Farm
Raleigh
Caledonia Prison Farm
Brickhouse
Pasquotank County
Granville County
Williard
Hoke County
Six Notre Dame Grid Heroes To Be Pallbearers
Six Notre Dame gridiron heroes including the backfield of Knute Rockne’s last team will serve as pallbearers. Named are Tom Conley captain of 1930, Tom Yarr captain elect for 1931, Frank Carideo all American quarterback, Marty Brill, Marchmont Schwartz, and Moon Mullins. Twelve 1914 classmates will form a guard of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
sSix
Notre Dame
North Carolina Senate Votes To Retain Admissions Tax
In Raleigh on April 3 AP reports the North Carolina Senate, meeting as a committee of the whole, approved more than 70 sections of a house revenue bill. The first article raising inheritance tax rates by one percent passed, and half of the license tax section followed. The chamber remained tense amid a looming battle over a 10 percent admissions tax for college games and amusements, with a 27 to 22 vote to retain the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Senate
House
Horton
Guan and
Johnson
Duplin
Tg Mae
House Revenue Bill
MacLean School Law
A. J. Maxwell
Commissioner of Revenue
Dunlap
Anson
Whedbee
Perquimans
R. T. Fountain
Fountain
Blount
Pitt
Hinsdale
Wake
Bodies of Dead Brought Ashore in Malaga Collision
Malaga authorities near completed inquiry into the collision of the French liner Florida and aircraft carrier HMS Glorious in dense fog east of Gibraltar. Twenty bodies were brought ashore and to be buried. more victims were to Gibraltar aboard the US. Survivors, mostly Argentine emigrants bound for Genoa, will sail to Barcelona and Marseilles aboard the liner La Ferriere, sent to aid the relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Spain
Florida
H. M
Glorious
Gibraltar
Genoa
Barcelona
Marseilles
Laferriere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Granada
Medical Corps
Toils
Horace Kephar
Sylva Hospital
Cotton
U. S
Matthew E. Hanna
United States
Ernest J. Swift
Red Cross
F. L. Bradman
Marine Brigade
Irving A. Lindbergh
National Palace
Sabath
Thomas C. Hart
Samuel 8. Robinson
United States Naval Academy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!