Dillinger Leads Bank Raid As Officer Dies In Gun Fight
South Bend Indiana police report a Dillinger led gang robbed Merchants National Bank killing Patrolman Wagner and wounding four others. Loot amounted to 20000 dollars. Dillinger identified driver fled. Samuel Toth shot in head, others injured. Henry Ford pledges full NRA automobile code compliance in letter to Hugh Johnson.
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Henderson
Samuel Toth
Legal & Ohio
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Washington
Henry Ford
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The
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Ford
Harry Woodring
War Department
Berlin Revolt Crushed as Hitler Executes Conspirators
In Berlin on June 30, Nazi leaders including Ernst Boehm Kurt Von Schleicher and Heinrich Klausmer were killed or died during a government crackdown led by Adolf Hitler. Von Schleicher's wife Elizabeth also fell in the fracas as Reichswehr units and Schutzstaffel guards secured the arrest of conspirators.
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Grouperome
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Ernst Boehm
Nasi Storm
Kurt von Schleicher
Heinrich Klausmer
Catholic Action” Party
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Elizabeth von Schleicher
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Reichswehr
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Victor Luatze
der Fuehrer
Wimbledon Quarterfinals Set by American Players
In Wimbledon England June H advances to join four American men in the quarterfinals of the men's singles while two American teams reach the women’s doubles semifinals at the All England Championships.
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Shields
Wimbledon
Eng
Communications Cut Paris Berlin Border Shutdown
Paris reports June 80 AP says telephone lines carried news of hectic German events. Berlin does not reply when news allowed to pass. Vienna reports June 30 Austro German border closed to all traffic at noon.
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Seheubene
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
Peace Settles on Strike Area in Milwaukee
Peace returns after a four day strike by Milwaukee utility workers as unions and company reach a settlement. The accord includes reinstatement of 13 discharged employees, return of strikers to their previous positions, and selection of bargaining agents. The pact, hailed by organized labor, aims to restore normal operations and win back the Blue Eagle utility.
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American Federation of Labor Unionists and Company
Organized Labor
Ich
National Labor Board
Weather outlook by states and coastal winds forecast
North Carolina fair tonight with partly cloudy Sunday and possible thundershowers in north and west areas. South Carolina fair tonight with Sunday partly cloudy and scattered thundershowers in the northwest. Coastal winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville light and westerly with fair weather tonight and Sunday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras light variable winds with partly overcast skies tonight and Sunday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Duke of Marlborough Dies in London
The Duke of Marlborough, ninth holder of the title and former husband of Consuelo Vanderbilt, died suddenly in London. He served as under-secretary of state for the Colonies 1903-05 and as joint parliamentary secretary to the Board of Agriculture 1917-18. He married Consuelo Vanderbilt in 1895. they divorced in 1920, and he later remarried Gladys Deacon.
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London
Duke of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Colonies
Board of Agriculture
Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Gladys Deacon
Boston
M. Jacques Balsan
Morehead City Channel Project Gets Federal Funds
The Public Works Administration allotted 81 555 000 to the War Department for an 80 foot channel from Beaufort Inlet to Morehead City pending local plans for ocean going vessel terminals. A separate 425 000 loan and grant to the Morehead City port commission funds marine terminal construction, conditional on a satisfactory contract with the administrator and compliance certificates for bidders. Additional awards include 40 000 for Wilson school, 151 000 for Hickory sewage treatment, 848 000 for Burgaw waterworks, and 58 000 for Murfreesboro water plant. Ford’s notice cited as confirmation of compliance.
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Public Works Administration
War Department
Beaufort Inlet
Morehead City
PWA
Commission
Ickes
Marie Dressler Still Fighting for Life in California
Marie Dressler, 62, clung to life in Santa Barbara amid uremic poisoning. Physicians reported a rally from a major crisis, extending her prognosis by a day or two, as she remained in a coma after three days of deterioration.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Marie Dressier
Hope
Hollywood
Mozingo to Appeal After Contempt Ambush Conviction
Eddie Mozingo 34 expected to appeal his conviction as an accessory in the December 6 ambush death of Bennie Mozingo reputed liquor king. The superior court sentenced him to life imprisonment.
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Kinston
Eddie Mozingo
Bennie Mozingo
NY Governor Grants Reprieve in Antonio Trio Case
State budget balanced as execution stayed again in Ossining New York where Anna Antonio Vincent Saetta and Sam Feraci wait for death. Governor Lehman grants reprieve until week of July 9 1934 to allow motion for a new trial in the murder case.
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Ossining
N. Y
Anna Antonio
Vincent Saetta
Sam Feraci
New York City
Saetta
Twelve Injured in Collision of Trains
A collision between Southern railway passenger trains near Yale siding six miles from Blackville, South Carolina, injures twelve. Train No. 24 from Savannah to Chimney Rock and No. 23 from Columbia collided. nine cars derailed. Three injured sent to Columbia hospital. No fatalities reported.
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Blackville
8. C
Southern Railway
Yale Siding
Savannah
Chimney Rock
N. C
Columbia
Tak En
Ella Shoah
Miami
H. E
Thompson
Batesburg
South Carolina Relief Council and Labor Conciliation Board
McMosley Lawson
Sengers
L. P. Royster
Florida
North Carolina
Royster
Damage Action Seeks $15,000 in Greensboro Collision
Evelyn Phillips of Greensboro via her next friend J L Phillips sues Richard Johnson and Dallas Kennedy of High Point in a Superior Court action filed Sept 1 seeking $15,000 damages for injuries from a collision at Lindsay and Sunday streets. Phillips alleges Johnson drove recklessly and Kennedy was negligent, causing a broken left leg and a fractured skull.
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Evelyn Phillips
Greensboro
J. L. Phillips
Richard Johnson
Dallas Kennedy
Johnson
Lindsay
Sunday
Kennedy
North Carolina Expected to Have Strong Tourist Season
Raleigh June 30 One of the best tourist seasons in years was predicted for North Carolina this summer by R Bruce Etheridge director of conservation and development this morning Within the past three days
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Raleigh
North Carolina
R. Bruce Etheridge
Primary Returns Be Given Tonight
Returns from today's runoff for the state senate nomination on the Democratic ticket between Capus M Waynick and Dr J T Burrus will be announced from The Enterprise office on North Main Street as fast as received from the 52 Guilford county precincts. Polls close at 7 38 pm and counting should finish quickly with results likely by eight and full tabulation by nine. For status inquiries call 4567 or 4568.
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Capus M. Waynick
J. T. Burrus
State Senate
Enterprise Office
North Main Street
Guilford County
Requests pour in on resort sites and farm locations
Mr. Etheridge stated that his offices have received data requests from 11 states and two foreign countries about resort facilities scenic and historical spots. Inquiries are also coming in from individuals seeking farm and homesite locations.
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Etheridge
Astor to Wed Ellen French in Newport Church
John Jacob Astor 3rd will marry Ellen Tuck French at Emanuel church in Newport today at 4 p m The Gillespie engagement to Astor a year ago ended amid disputes and a $200000 Empress Eugenie ring controversy The couple plans a Newport season at Chetwode after the ceremony and August return to Bellevue Avenue society scene
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Miss French
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
Newport
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Eileen
Emanuel Church
Ellen Tuck French
Eileen Gillespie
Junior League
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Astor
Emanuel
Chetwode
Bellevue Avenue
Miss Gillespie
Gillespie-Astor
Park Avenue
Long Island
Empress Eugenie
Gillespie
St. Thomas
New York
North Carolina budget balanced despite shortfall in receipts
Raleigh June 30. The state prepared to close the 1933-34 fiscal year with Governor Ehringhaus reporting the budget is balanced. Sales tax receipts passed 6 million and general fund revenue neared 21.27 million while inheritance income and license taxes lagged. The administration says non tax funds will cover expenses and reduce a 4 million overdraft by about 2 million. A. J. Maxwell, revenue commissioner, commented.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
A. J. Maxwell
President Names National Labor Board Under Act
President Roosevelt established a national labor board under the Industrial Disputes Act. Cloyd Garrison of Wisconsin was named chairman with Henry Alvin Millis of Illinois and Edwin S. Smith of Massachusetts as members. The board, linked to the Department of Labor, is not under the judicial supervision of the labor secretary and consists of three impartial men earning a salary of 10,000 a year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
New Industrial Disputes Act
Cloyd Garrison
Wisconsin
Henry Alvin Millis
Illinois
Edwins. Smith
Massachusetts
Department of Labor
Flying Brothers Short of Goal in Transatlantic Quest
Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz, Brooklyn soda pop manufacturers, landed their monoplane Warsaw at Saint Andre De Messel France after running low on gasoline. They planned to press on to Warsaw if fuel could be found, or refuel at Le Bourget Paris. They had hoped to fly 3000 miles in 30 hours from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to Warsaw.
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France
Brooklyn
Benjamin
Joseph Adamowicz
Saint Andre de Messel
Here
Warsaw
Poland
Harbor Grace
N. F
Saint Andre
Normandy
LeBourget Field
Paris
Newfoundland
Municipal League Receives $9,000 Rockefeller Grant
Greensboro report notes Andrew Joyner Jr announces a $9,000 grant from the Laura Spelman Rockefeller memorial fund to support the State Municipal league program for three years.
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Greensboro
Andrew Joyner, Jr
State Municipal League
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
13 Believed Dead in Jap Naval Tragedy
Tokyo reports at least 13 feared dead after two 1 700 ton destroyers Miyuki and Inazuma collided during fleet maneuvers. Four dead four injured two missing nine aboard three planes missing since Friday. Wreckage towed to Sasebo as Japan confronts its worst naval disaster since March.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Miyuki
Inazuma
Akagi
Nagasaki
Sase
Sasebo
Naka
Shirayuki
Japan
Tomozuru
13 Bankers in Detroit Indicted
Beverly Hills dispatch notes a Detroit indictment headline and comments on the town's size. Will Rogers cites public reaction and mockingly critiques readers fearing to read the next paper amid Roosevelt speech reception and Marie Dressler theater news.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Detroit
Marie Dressler
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