Patrols hunt Dillinger band in Carolina area
State highway patrols raced to Blaney North of Columbia after reports a man with a machine gun fled in a car. Officials fear the Dillinger gang may be in South Carolina with John Dillinger John Hamilton and Evelyn Fetchee sought after a sighting near Concord North Carolina and a Minnesota lead links to a raid on Dillinger’s apartment.
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Columbia
8. C
iPj
Blaney
J. D. Watson
A. R Ward
John Dillinger
Watson
South Carolina
John Pillinger
John Hamilton
Evelyn Fetchee
Dillfeeer
A. R. Ward
Highway Department
WS Department of Justice
Concord
N. C
Paul
Fedmen
Minnesota
Dillinger
Tommy Carroll
Minneapolis
Carroll
Department of Justice
St. Paul
Deficit Tops Two Billion Mark in Third Quarter
March outlays reached 610 million with total spending 26.16 billion for the year to date. March deficits narrowed to 190 million as tax receipts fell short of estimates while emergency programs dominated spending, notably 177 million for civil works and 40 million for emergency relief.
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Treasury
Civil Works Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
Listing of Tax Property Begins in High Point Township
Tax list taking for 1934 started at the county tax office 116 West Washington Street with 8:30 a m arrivals from High Point township. T R Short assists in charge estimates early listing to avoid month-end rush. Harold Welborn J D Allen manage listing. exemption details outline personal property limits and items not exempt.
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High Point Township
Weat Washington Street
T. R. Short
Harold Welborn
J. D. Allen
Mr. Short
D. W. Hoskins
J. F. Jones
Short
Republicans Gather for State Convention
Republicans convene with patronage seen as minor. Meekins supporters and Chairman Duncan bid for pledged delegates. The tenth district meeting tops agenda with Congress candidate selection, and Frank Patton of Morganton, ex U S attorney, favored if he agrees to run.
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Meekins
J. M. Meekins
Duncan
Frank Patton
Moorganton
U. S
Caterpillars Halt Train Near Wollamai Australia
A railway disruption occurred when a swarm of caterpillars blocked a train near Wollamai. local authorities investigated the incident as passengers awaited resumption of service.
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Wollamai
Australia
Extradition of Samuel Insull Advances as Turkey Ratifies Treaty
Turkish authorities moved toward extraditing Samuel Insull to the United States after the Turkish Court of Cessation ruled no further appeals. Insull, held under house arrest in Istanbul, faced transfer to Illinois to face larceny and fraud charges as American authorities weigh arrival plans.
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United States
M. Kena
Ineull
Athens
Istanbul
House of Detention
Hia
Turkey
Insull
Robert R. Skinner
Washington
America
Illinois
National Assembly of Turkey
Bosporus
Black Sea
Sailor's Major Lease At Majotis Quietly Confirmed
A merchant ship contact from Piraeus Port of Athens indicates the owner paid between $7,500 and $10,000 to secure use of the Majotis until April 20, with confirmation coming more than two weeks after the arrangement.
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Piraeus
Athens
Local bills pass amid 16 age employment debate
Treasury reports nine months deficit just under 2.55 billion dollars, with federal outlays nearing 4.5 billion. March income tax receipts reach 252.0 million against 250.0 million forecast. Edward W Backus accuses Chase National led banks of a 70 million dollar theft plot, seeks inquiry. Agriculture officials back grain futures regulation as fair. Senate cancels air mail leak probe as costs rise. House subcommittee backs report condemning War Secretary Woodring over 7.5 million army plane purchases.
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Treasury
Senate
Edward W. Backus
Minnesota and
Ontario Paper Company
Chase National
New York
Agricultural Department
House
Senate Banking Committee
Harry H. Woodring
Late legislator honored in district funeral cortege
A multi mile motor hearse procession accompanied the body of congressman Ed Pou to St Pauls Episcopal Church near Pou family home on Second Street. The North Carolina delegation included Senator Reynolds and Representatives Lambeth Weav er Amatead Clark Bullwinkle. Flowers filled the church as Pou lay in state and was buried at Riverside cemetery beside his son. His longtime clerk William S Moye revealed Pou wrote the epitaph for him.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Pou
Second Street
Henry T. Rainey
House
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Bertram Snell
New York
John J. O'Connor
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
Mr. Poll
House Rules Committee
North Carolina
Congress
Robert R. Reynolds
Walter Lambeth
Zebulon Weaver
W. B. Amatead
J. Bayard Clark
A. L. Bullwinkle
Kenneth Romney
Riverside
Tom Wadden
Washington
William S. Moye
U S Picture of Japan as Villain in March Destiny War
In this third of five Simms articles the author argues Japan views the United States and Britain as barriers to expansion in China. He cites Japan’s pursuit of power, likening it to a prewar posture while detailing tensions with the Soviet Union and United States as pivotal obstacles.
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U. S
Japan
William Philip Simms
War Corement
NEA Service
High Point Enterprise
NBA Service, Inc
United States
Vesuvius
China
Russia
Germany
Britain
France
Pacific
Soviet Union
America
Eastern
Asia
Western Pacific
Nippon
Nipponese Grievances Show Tense Pacific Outlook
The piece traces Japan's view of past Western moves in Asia from the Philippines to Manchuria and Shantung, noting American actions at Versailles and Washington that Japan sees as attempts to curb its power. It warns of growing isolation and potential future conflict if U S policy continues, and signals rising fascist concerns in Japan.
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Philippines
Japan
Panama Canal
Pacific
BE. H. Hartman
Manchuria
Knox
America
League of Nations
Washington
League
Tribute to Mr. Cheatham at funeral of a congressman
A memorial tombstone reads a vow against judging by wealth ignorance or race as hundreds of mourners pass the late representative. Negroes and former Pou servants join the procession at the small white frame church where flowers fill the nave and a cloth basket holds the casket. Mrs Pou and family stand beside the closed Pou home during the service.
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Cheatham
Servanta
Pou
Ex Sheriff Farley of New York Dead at 1932 Yorkville figure
Former New York deputy clerk and sheriff James Farley, known as the "Santa Claus of Yorkville," died after a long career seen as a relic of old style politics. He faced a 1925 29 tax claim and was acquitted of a larceny charge tied to custody of litigants funds.
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Metropolitan Cleaners and Dyers Association
Farley
Yorkville
Santa Claus
Miners Dependence on Ponies in English Coal Mines
More than 40,000 ponies remain employed in England's coal mines, performing essential transport and hauling tasks. The animals work under demanding conditions, supported by miners and mine operators who rely on them to move coal and materials through narrow passages.
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England
Keenan Denies Promise To Aid Costner In Juxtaposed Trial
Isaac Costner, Touhy gangster, faces a federal jury over the $105000 mail truck robbery in Charlotte. Witnesses testifying include Tom Watkins and Richard Young who say Costner admitted involvement. fingerprint expert J B Earle presented prints from the planning apartment. Costner had sought amnesty in exchange for testimony in a related Chicago case against Basil Banghart.
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Charlotte
Isaac Costner
Touhy
Tom Watkins
Richard Young
J. B. Earle
Watkins
Young
Costner
Earle
Chicago
Basil Banghart
Jake Factor
Banghart
B. Yates Webb
Joseph D. Keenan
U. S
Webb
Unconcerned Gangster Escorted Between Courtroom and Jail
The nattily dressed defendant in the mall truck robbery case was quoted extensively by witnesses during trial. He appeared relaxed under heavy guard while moving between the courtroom and Mecklenburg County jail.
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Mecklenburg County
Correction Sought for 24 Year Old Spettel Name Error
Daughters Frances and Gertrude Spettel visited the St Paul Pioneer Press office to request a correction to a mis-spelled Michael Spettel name in a January 30 1910 dispatch. Their father had died, and they produced the clipping for verification.
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ST. Paul
Frances Spettel
Gertrude Spettel
Hanley Remembered as the Man Who Put Detectives on Their Toes
Michael Hanley, 65, once a division figure known for a outspoken line about officers and work, died. The force veteran recalled that officers not working should stand to aid thinking, reflecting on his tenure and philosophy.
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Pittsburgh
Michael
Hanley
Force
Telegram interrupts funeral of William W. Spence Sr
A messenger boy halted funeral rites in Charleroi as James M. Spence of Bellaire received word that his wife and son were killed in a family home explosion and fire causing Spence to collapse.
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Charleroi
William W. Spence
James M. Spence
Bellaire
Spence
Ehringhaus to Speak Tonight at Duke University
Governor Ehringhaus will address Duke University tonight under the auspices of the Kappa Delta Pi education honor society. The event highlights state leadership and academic recognition at the university.
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Durham
Ehringhaus
Duke University
Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society In Education
UNC Student Missing Two Weeks Reported Seen in Richmond
Chapel Hill April 3 reports UNC student George Malone aged 21 who has been missing two weeks was seen in Richmond according to local word. Malone is connected to a Pensacola Florida banker in the rumor chain.
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Chapel Hill
George Malone
University of North Carolina
Richmond
Pensacola
Kirwan Cleared in Ship Murder on High Seas
A federal jury acquitted Andrew Donalson Kirwan, 23, of murder aboard the Dollar Lines President Garfield after a thirty minute trial. Kirwan’s defense argued the stabbing of Gilliam Sessoms was accidental during a shipboard argument about religion. witnesses varied on details as Kirwan’s family celebrated.
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New York
Andrew Donalson Kirwan
Jean Nash Dubonnet
Kirway
Gilliam Sessoma
Dollar Lines
Garfield
Mme. Dubonnet
M. Dubonnet
Kirwan
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