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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1934
Page
8
The article recounts Zarkovich shadowing John Dillinger at a theater. He observed Dillinger attend films regularly and, after planning with an unnamed informer, followed him by car and later by taxicab across two nights. The narrative ends mid description of the pursuit.
Federal agents trapped John Dillinger after he approached a theater with women near him. He drew his weapon. bullets felled him as onlookers crowded the Cook County morgue. The case signals a broader drive to capture Dillinger’s mob and Nelson.
North Dakota legislators pressed to form a quorum to impeach as 53 of 90 representatives answered roll call. A committee was proposed to probe William Langer's indictment and the Langer administration amid questions on campaign funds and relief-worker solicitations.
The labor focus shifts to the Pacific coast as ballots are counted on a potential end to the maritime workers walkout. Longshore board representatives poll strikers while non union crews clear San Francisco Portland and Seattle docks amid broader disruptions including police escorts for trucks and shortages at stockyards and foundries.
Authorities move against socialist and Nazi elements after bombing incidents tied to railway sabotage. Dollfuss expands powers and declares death for explosive possession as regime presses a security drive. Police arrests of socialists provoke fear of retaliatory actions and heightened state punishment.
A solution of thirty grains of sulphur chloride in an ounce of carbon disulphide makes a cold tire patch self vulcanizing. The patch automatically vulcanizes after the tire is driven for a short time.
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