Mae Blalock Bonded in Mail Truck Robbery Case
Mae Blalock a 21 year old companion of mobster Basil Banghart was released on a $1000 bond on conspiracy and robbery charges in the Knoxville investigation tied to the November mail truck heist. Banghart known as The Owl faces related trials after a Chicago conviction in the Factor kidnapping.
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Charlotte
Mar
Mae Blalock
Basil Banghart
Liberty
Inghart
John “Jake
Knoxville
Tenn
Banghart
Chicago
the Owl
Carolina Mountain
Spartanburg
S. C
Charles “Ice” Connora
Ludwig
Schmidt
Isaac Costner
Acate
Transients' Refuge Fire Kills and Injures Dozens
A blaze destroyed a transients' refuge in Lynchburg, injuring about 80 and leaving many in bare conditions. Authorities and doctors rushed aid, with 190 men housed. 83 white and 107 Black. Hospitals treated the wounded as cardiac and logistical issues slowed response.
Passenger miles flown by scheduled operators rise sharply
Passenger miles flown by scheduled operators in 1933 were 98,800,079, up from 46,562,587 in 1932, indicating a strong growth in air travel activity and system expansion during the period.
America closes doors to 10 debtors
Washington March 24 The Door to America's vast capital resources was slammed shut to major European governments as Morgenthau announced a ruling supporting Senate passed Johnson bill to bar new American loans to debtors wholly or partly in default. Finland remains eligible.
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Washington
Mar
America
Morgenthau
Congress
Johnson
California
Senate
House
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Finland
Hosiery Workers To Entertain At Dance At Union Hall
Branch No 62 AF of Hosiery Workers to entertain Branches 82 Seamless Hosiery Workers and 72 Full-Fashioned Hosiery Workers in Asheboro at a dance and card party tonight from 8 to 12 at Central Labor Union hall North Wrenn Street. Union credentials required and members may bring friends.
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Asheboro
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
Court Adjourns As Cigar Explodes In Judge Mouth
In Port Lauderdale Florida a county prosecutor who tested a cigar smoker’s gift caused a loud report at court opening. The blast showered tobacco on a prisoner at the bar, frightening spectators who fled or hid under benches. Judge Anderson resumed proceedings after Miller explained the gift origin.
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Port Lauderdale
Fila
Mar
W. Gerry Miller
Boyd H. Anderson
North Carolina teachers seek living wages and bus safety
At the State Education Association's 50th annual convention in Raleigh on March 24 teachers urged a salary commensurate with the cost of living and stronger safeguards for school buses after several student deaths in bus accidents. Governor Ehringhaus and Dr. Jean Betzner spoke at the final session, noting the current minimum eight month term of 720 dollars.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Education Association
Ehringhaus
Jean Betzner
Teachers College
New York
Trawler Nova Julia Left Helpless Off Currituck Beach
Elizabeth City March 24 The beam trawler Nova Julia from Gloucester Massachusetts drifted ashore on Currituck Beach after being deserted by her crew. Coast guardsmen said the vessel valued at about 30000 dollars likely would break up and be a total loss.
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Elizabeth City
Mar
Gloucester
Mass
Currituck Beach
Stock Market Edges Higher on Washington Signals
New York stock trading showed a pickup as hopes for a compromise in the automobile labor dispute lifted sentiment. Motors led gains with many issues advancing, transfers around 650000 shares, activity concentrated early, then profit taking trimmed volume. Grains cotton rubber and silver futures rose with equities, bonds mixed, government securities supported.
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New York
Washington
Motors
U. S
Investigation of Brain Trusters Charged to Overturn Government
Washington March 24 a House inquiry into allegations in a letter by Dr William A Wirt that brain trusters aim to overthrow the government gained support from Rep Bulwinkle Bullwinkle of the Interstate Commerce Committee He planned to file a resolution for a probe to identify these men who claim to decide for President Roosevelt Other lawmakers including Rep Marland and Rep Lea voiced support while Chairman Rayburn did not plan to recall Dr Wirt for the stock exchange regulation bill hearing
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Washington
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Bulwinkle
D Bullwinkle
House Interstate Commerce Committee
James H. Rand, Jr
Committee For the Nation
Marland (Dokla
Roosevelt
Rayburn
D-Tex
Dr. Wirt
Fletcher-Rayburn Stock Exchange
Lea
D-Calif
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Mae Blalogk
Frank Baldock
Baldock
Lillian Wempert
Memorial Hospital
Cc. F. Anderson
Transient Bureau
James Webb
United States
Chburg
Lynchburg Hostia
Helmwehr
Leana
Romania
Mendling
Vienna
Anton Archduke
Hapsburg
U.S
Army
Navy
Homer
Cummings
Senate Judiciary Committee
Henry F. Ashurst
Labor Union Hall
N.C
Siwat
Teee
Asso Gas
Petree Adams
Adams Millis
Alaska
Alleghany
Allis Chalmers
Alco
ATSF
Auburn Auto
Aviat Corp Outs
Bebe Ween
Ay Atlas Poweeshee
Barnsdall
Bendix
Beth Steel
Borden
Briges Mfg
Brook Man T
Burr
Byers Corp
Calumet Hee
Can Pac
Cannon Mills
Comil
Dupont
Goodyear
Nilinois Cent
Nick Canee
Johns Manville
Mo Man T
Ils MclLellan
Monty Ward
Nash
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Dairy Prod
North Am
North Pac
Packard M
Sears Reeb
Studebaker
Western Union
P.C. Ee
Eady
By William Ferguson
Santa Clara Valley
Sarah Winchester
Bloom Furniture Co
Ward St
Oak Street
Monthieu Avenue
Wrenn Street
Main Street
Cecil-Simpson Drug Co
English Street
West End
Moffitt Pte. Co
Enterprise
Leonard & Younts
Hr Saeinet
Brgiend
Rufus
Rufus King
Man
Bors
Joseph Nathan Kane
Haiti
Columbus
Board of Adjustments
Southern Oil Company
South Main Street
South Main and
Coltrane
BE. K. Ingram
Fire Department
S. Wrenn St
Jos. D. Cox
Philadelphia
Mayobanex
Lincoln
Buchanan
Cape
High Point Ice and Coal CO
PAT Brown, Inc
Udor
Maynard-Raley Lum, Inc
Cheraw, S. C
Woodrow Ave
G. D. Cox
Burlington
N. C
Roberson
Happy Feed Store
High Point
N. Main St
Gallimore
E. Green St
Henry C. Hunt
Kennedy St
B. Overman
Fifth Street
Otteray Drive
Ragan Street
Sherrod Street
Tryon Street
Atlantic Ins
S. Main
Redding
Church St
Sunset Drive
Lexington Ave
Desirable
Louise Ave
College
Redding Coment
Steele St
D. T. Andrews
C. B
Call Blackwell
E. Russell
Snowe
Classifi
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
West End Beauty
EB. Green St
BE. Green St
Dayton
Wesley Place
Gill House
Archdale
Carter St
Apt. Grimes St
Realty Managem! Co
West Washin Street
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