Samuel Insull Must Quit Greece At Once
Greece sets final permit expiry as Samuel Insull Sr former Chicago utilities operator must leave today. Extradition battles with the United States failed in court while Greece seeks cordial ties. Insull may seek refuge in Syria or another nation, with no passport or laissez passer issued.
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Athens
Mar
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Greece
Insull
United States
Syria
Foreign Ministry
President Faces Two Giant Tasks In War Debts And Air Mail
Roosevelt moves toward two major goals before Congress adjourns. He seeks war debt legislation and a privately run air mail system free of old abuses, while Congress derisively debates tariffs, communications control, and broader New Deal programs as the nation shifts toward recovery amid unemployment figures and economic shifts.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
Tennessee
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Commerce Department
Chamberlin Offers Aid In Redesigning Air Mail System
Clarence D. Chamberlin, famed aviator, pledged cooperation with Postmaster General Farley to shift the nation’s air transportation from a costly monopoly to a more businesslike system. He urged pilots to train for night flying and warned against sabotage rumors, as Secretary Dern dismissed such reports and General Foulois noted no substantiation. In Crown Point, Ind., Dillinger escaped from jail using a wooden pistol, seized guards, stole firearms, and fled toward Chicago with hostages and a black sedan, triggering a massive manhunt and renewed security at the jail.
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Washington
Mar
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Farley
Chamberlin
Dern
Reeeolla Siien
Coroner's Jury Indicts Gaffney Gas Station Operator
A coroner's jury in Gaffney orders RE B Bolin a gas station operator held in connection with the death of Cam Cash aged 55 of Rock Hill after a late Thursday night incident last week.
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Gaffney
RE. B. Bolin
Cam Cash
Rock Hill
Cleveland man dies from Pittsburgh street crash injuries
Alexander Ray aged 40 of Cleveland died from injuries suffered when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train plunged into a Pittsburgh street last Monday night. He was the eleventh casualty of the wreck.
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Pittsburgh
Mar
Alexander Ray
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Presbyterian college suspends classes due to epidemic
Clanton Alabama March 8 Presbyterian college here suspended all classes March 12 because of an epidemic of an undiagnosed disease resembling scarlet fever.
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Clanton
8. C
Presbyterian College
New York aviatrix Laura Ingalls lands in Miami en route to South America
Laura Ingalls, the New York aviatrix, landed her plane in Miami shortly after 1 PM during a flight to South America. She previously stopped briefly in Daytona Beach before continuing her journey.
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Miami
Fla
Laura Ingalls
New York
Aviatrix
South America
Daytona Beach
Army fliers and mail handling in transit
A letter from Omaha dated March 2 describes slow travel due to bad Chicago weather. The writer notes army and commercial caution, discusses pay and living conditions for soldiers, and urges Congress to act to fix the situation. Salt Lake at midnight and Beverly for breakfast.
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Omaha
Nebr
Chicago
Army
Westover
Col. Hickam
Buck
Congress
Salt Lake
Beverly
Wallace Scales Is Back In Twin City
Wallace Scales a Greensboro youth charged with robbing several women in the home of A. H. Galloway here in 1931 was returned from New York to stand trial. Special officer Pat Smothers brought him back, and Sheriff Transon Scott met them in Greensboro to place Scales in the county jail pending bond arrangements.
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Winston-Salem
Mar
Wallace Scales
Greensboro
A. H. Galloway
New York
Pat Smothers
Scales
Transon Scott
Smothers
Roosevelt presses code enforcement amid NRA clash
President Roosevelt seeks to enforce the collective bargaining section of the NRA as Chamber of Commerce members oppose compelled code enforcement under the Wagner bill. The White House plans action through the compliance division and the labor board, while Congress faces fights over currency ties and tariff bills. Senator King leads opposition to延 Hawes-Cutting Philippine Independence extension.
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Washington
Mar
NRA
Presii Roosevelt
Senate
House
Dlivision
National Labor Aid
Labor Board
Cummings
Chamber of Commerce
A. Edmund Williamson
the Oranges
New Jersey
F. E. Morris
Texas Retail Dry Goods Association
Congress
Rainey
King
Utah
Dr Ruth Dean Convicted in Poison Whisky Murder
Dr Sarah Ruth Dean a Greenwood Mississippi physician was found guilty of poisoning whisky to kill Dr John Preston Kennedy. The jury sentenced her to life imprisonment after a trial with a unanimous verdict and two other vote tallies. Attorneys said they would appeal.
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Greenwood
Miss
Mar
Sarah Ruth Dean
John Preston Kennedy
Ruth Dean
Peyton
Captain Maul
Industry Delegates To Vote On Government Policies Next Week
Delegates from industry will vote on government policies next week in Washington. About 3,500 members from 400 code authorities will hear President Roosevelt review his first year and discuss Hugh S Johnsons 12 point reform plan. Votes are advisory and lack legal force but will influence presidential orders to modify codes.
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James Cope
Associated Washington
NRA
Congress of Industry
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh
Johnson
North Carolina’s frozen heart cripples tri city region
In Greens boro Winston-Salem and High Point winter storms froze the heart of the state causing widespread outages and millions in damage. Three deaths occur including Richard Roycroft in Farmville. The Shelby Cleveland mills close. Lenoir Rhyne and Wake Forest incidents noted.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Duke Trustees Meeting Attended by Daniel Roper in Durham
Daniel C. Roper secretary of commerce visited Durham to participate in a Duke University board of trustees meeting. In Concord the 70 year old publisher John B. Sherrill of The Concord Tribune died.
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Durham
James A. Farley
Daniel C. Roper
Duke University Board of Trustees
John B. Sherrill
The
Concord Tribune
State administrator to drop 5000 workers weekly by May 1
Mrs. Thomas O Berry announced plan to abandon unnecessary civil works and shift staff to necessary projects. The schedule calls for 5000 workers to be dropped each week until the army is disbanded by May 1.
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Thomas O'Berry
Four Men Die In Three Alarm Worcester Hotel Fire
WorcesterMass March 3 four men burned to death and about a dozen injured in a three alarm fire that destroyed the Hotel Pleasant with an estimated 100000 loss. The dead were William Donovan Albert F Gaudette Edward F OBrien and George Rowe. At least ten were saved by firemen escaping down rope devices as residents leaned from windows. The blaze started in an elevator well and at one point menaced a nearby church. Donovan ran through the lobby ablaze and was trapped by a door catch before being dragged free by Ben Kaplan who later saw his injuries prove fatal.
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Wake County
Chicago
George Blunt
Edward Sager
Main Street
Dillinger
Lake County
Lillian Holley
Ind
Peotone
Blunt
Herbert Youngblood
Negro
Lou Baker
John Calhoun
Baker
Calhoun
Worcester Mass
Hotel Pleasant
William Donovan
Albert F. Gaudette
Edward F. O’brien
George Rowe
Providence
R. A
Portland
Donovan
Ben Kaplan
Worcester Telegram
Wynekoop Trial Recessed After Witness Quits Stand
Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop completed her testimony in her own defense as the famed murder trial paused until Monday. Her second day on the stand featured a collapse delaying cross examination, followed by hysteria as she was escorted back to jail with her daughter Catherine.
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Chicago
Mar
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Wynekoop
Long Sought Outlaw Slain At Road House
Ford Bradshaw a long sought outlaw was shot to death at a road house near the Arkansas line. Fort Smith police and Oklahoma officials confirmed the slaying after fingerprints and scars matched Bradshaw. A companion described him as dangerous and the fleeing bandit had terrorized eastern Oklahoma since Pretty Boy Floyd abdicated.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Ford Bradshaw
Fort Smith
Ark
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Co. M. Reber
Reber
Bradshaw
Oklahoma
Charles ‘Pretty Boy
Floyd
Cookson Hills
Arsas Line
Arkoma
Bill Harper
Clyde Barrow
Barrow
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