Gangster's paper hold up objective uncovered in trial
Testimony in the Arthur Johnson case identifies a contract worth 20000 dollars for killing Frankie Yale and Frank Marlow. A Chicago gangster allegedly paid 5000 with the balance due, and Terra Nova invited the Chicago man to dinner to secure the contract. Yale and Marlow were killed in separate Brooklyn and Long Island incidents tied to gang activity. Edward Lewis Al Siegel and Johnny Wilson remain jailed as witnesses.
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Arthur Johnson
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Edward L. Lewis
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Johnny Wilson
Army Air Corps Plans Maneuvers Across 2500 Mile Front
The Army Air Corps will begin January drills from Selfridge Field to Spokane covering 2500 miles to test endurance in sub zero weather. Eighteen pursuit planes and two transports with skis will travel via Duluth Grand Forks Glasgow and more with radio relay links to report daily progress to Washington.
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Salvation Army Five Meets Greene's Club
The Salvation Army basketball team hosts Greene's Ben Zion five at 7 30 tonight on the Salvation Army court. Winifred Beck, ex YMCA physical education staffer, coaches the Salvation Army squad for tonight's game.
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Tar Heel boxing coach returns with hopeful squad
Clayton Rowe, who led Tar Heel boxers to two Southern Conference crowns, resumes coaching in Chapel Hill after a year managing pro fighters. He expects a strong season with four lettermen in camp and seasoned contenders for all weights except bantamweight.
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Bless-HisHeart Lost Cat Report From Chapel Hill
Paul Creen Jr reports a missing cat named Bless-HisHeart. The white cat with gray spots was last seen in Chapel Hill on December 24.
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Chapel Hill
Paul Creen, Jr
Byrd Plans Commendations For Expedition Members
Admiral Byrd, newly promoted to rear admiral, will recommend 15 expedition sailors for Navy commendations upon returning from the South Polar regions. In a radio message from Little America to Samoa and on to Secretary Adams, Byrd said the awardees greatly contributed to the expedition’s success and deserve credit for the leader’s promotion.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
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Navy Department
Byrd
Little America
Navy
Tutuila
Samoa
Adams
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Edenton editor proposes birth registration mark for infants
Clark Kinnaird editor of the Edenton News suggests Congress enact a federal birth registration system. The plan would tattoo a unique designation on every newborn to prevent identity questions in cases like amnesia and criminal investigations. He notes possible locations and methods and says no stigma would attach to universal registration.
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Clark Kinnaird
North Carolina
Lindsay C. Warren
Mr. Kinnaird
Connie Franklin
Arkansas
George Bernard Shaw
England
Kansas Meets Mexico On University Of Kansas Schedule
Lawrence Kansas a KU basketball team will face the University of Mexico quintet this season adding an international touch to a slate that includes a series of three games.
UC Initiates Early January Programs
The University of California begins projects and activities early in January, signaling new academic terms and campus initiatives across multiple departments. Limited details emphasize program launches and strategic planning for the new calendar year.
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Japanese Foreign Minister thanks U S for reception of delegation
Baron Shidehara, Japan's foreign minister, cabled Secretary Stimson to thank the American government for the reception given to the Japanese delegation visiting Washington en route to the London naval conference.
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Baron Shidehara
Stimson
Mastroianni Shot Again in Chicago Ties to Kidnapping Case
Frank the Calabrian Mastroianni was shot in the neck, shoulder, and arm in Chicago. Police link the attack to the Billy Ranieri kidnapping inquiry, noting past shootings and his prior extortion indictment later dropped. Tensions rise around Italian underworld activity and related family ties.
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Salvatore Mastroianni
Frank
Mastroianni
Billy Ranieri
Tommasco Tirigia
Tiritilli
Angelo Petitti
Ranieri
Petitti
Court Sentence Installment Plan In Wichita
In Wichita Kansas on December 26 Judge Enos Heck sentenced Leland Sapp, convicted a third time of a traffic violation, to four and a half hours in jail daily for a week. He may report at 2 PM and be released at 6 30 PM to spend evenings with his family.
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Enos Heck
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