Dillinger’s Death Ends Bloody Era in 1934
The Dillinger gang, linked to a string of Midwest bank raids, saw its era end after Dillinger was shot outside Chicago’s Biograph Theater. His capture, escapes, and the sensational manhunt culminated in his death and burial at Crown Hill Cemetery, drawing crowds and lasting legend.
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Indiana
Iowa
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Dillinger
John Hamilton
George
Baby Face
Dayton
Ohio
Lima
Tucson
Ariz
Crown Point
Ind
St. Paul
Minn
Evelyn Frechette
Mooresville
Johnny
Little Bohemia Lodge
Mercer
Wis
Chicago
FBI
Biograph
Clark Gable
Manhattan
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Dill
John Dillinger
McCoys Feature on WSJS Television in Winston-Salem
WSJS TV in Winston Salem airs McCoys Wednesday night at 7 on Channel 2. The program lineup highlights local interests and community events for the midweek audience.
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Wsjs-Tv
Winston, Salem, McCoys
Sleepwalking thief disrupts Chicago jewelry convention
In Chicago a sleepwalking suspect, Ralph Goldberg, faced charges after officials linked him to a hotel break in during a jewelry convention at the Morrison Hotel. Police alleged conspiracy to commit a felony involving Frank Lisciandrello and his wife Margaret as room 1242 was accessed. Felony court dates were set for all.
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Chicago
Ralph Goldberg
Goldberg
Charles Fitzgerald
Canada
Morrison Hotel
Frank
Raymond Clark
Pierce denies enlistment of men as servants in 1957 home
Retired Maj. Gen. James R. Pierce testified no enlisted men were assigned to his Ft Meade home in 1957 to babysit clean or cook. He said any workers acted as private hires paid from his own funds and not on official duty. The claim came in a letter read to a House Armed Services subcommittee by Rep. Frank Kowalski.
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Washington
James R. Pierce
el Paso
Tex
Pierce
House ‘Armed Services
Frank Kowalski
D-Conn
Joseph C. Bagwell
Washington, D. C
Bagwell
Ft. Meade
Ohio State students rent graphic prints for dorm rooms
The Ohio State University student newspaper notes that students increasingly rent graphic prints from the College of Fine Arts to display in their rooms or apartments. The piece humorously references the line about inviting someone up to see his etchings as a cultural cue.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Ett
College of Fine Arts
Strike Will Back Up Castro
In Havana Cuba the Confederation of Workers called a one hour general strike from 10 to 11 a.m. to press Fidel Castro to resume government leadership. Secretary General David Salvador urged one million members to quit work to show labor wants the revolutionary chief back as head of state and government.
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Havana
Cuba
Confederation of Workers
Fidel Castro
David Salvador
Manuel Urrutia
Castro
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Harvey Dinkens
Inger
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Charles C. Finucane
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Day Ylemmon
Ernie Kovacs
Jane
Imidwa
Trevor Howard
Oscar Homolka
Cowssia
Sant
Technirama Technicolor
Columbia Picture
Anthony Perkins
Richard Conte
Silvana Mangano
Brigitte
Dot
Crescent Drive-In
Tae
Robert Keys
John Close
Rod Cameron
Mohway
Anchbaas
Darryl F. Zane
Vane
Rio Bra
Steve Reeves
Gianna Maria
Fabrizio Mioni
Ivo Garrani
Arturo Domined Canale
Mimmo Palmara
Lidia Alfons
Ging Revere
Thrilling
Jerry Lewis
Charlotte
Jeff's Collie
Miss Brooke
MacKenzie’s
Chapel Hill
RCA Victor
Dumont
North Main ST
Wsoc-Tv
Three Stooges
Gisis
Jack Paar
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc. &. F
North Main
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Woody Wood
Rialto
Humphrey Bogart
Snow Fire
Frontier
Asin Welles
Diane Varsi
Dean Stockwell
Bradford Dillman Kolor Kartune
Connie’s Seafood
Lawrence Proctor
High Point
Freak and Friends
Cinta
Robinson
Parker
Jones
Ritter
Frank Capra
Eddie Hodges
Wonder Boy of
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