Fascist Leader Slain in Romania Case Joins Public Enemy Duo
Excelsior Springs Missouri police identify Benny Dickson and his blonde wife Estelle as the couple linked to multiple crimes. An employee at a local health resort recognized them from a photo, noting a car with three rifles in the back and a high speed departure. Dickson, 27, escaped Topeka camp guards last week. authorities in Michigan Illinois Indiana pursue them amid bank robberies and kidnappings. References to FBI chief Bugas confirming IDs in Detroit add to the manhunt.
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Excelsior Springs
William A. Payne
Benny Dickson
Payne
Matt Kennell
Missouri Highway Patrol
Lees Summit
Dickson
Topeka
Kas
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Detroit
John Co. Bugas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Estelle
South Dakota
Publisher Dies in Oklahoma After Hemorrhage
Eugene Lorton, publisher of the Tulsa paper, died today after suffering a hemorrhage yesterday. In a separate Park home incident, a affray and deaths involving a wife, her daughter, the husband, and two others are reported, with indications the behavior may involve self harm.
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A, Okla
Eugene Lorton
The
Tulsa
Espionage trial jury seeks Glaser testimony and letters
Federal jury in New York requests a rereading of Erich Glaser’s testimony and to view letters he wrote to Guenther Rumrich as verdicts loom. Fraulein Johanna Hofmann faces up to 20 years after conviction along with Otto Voss. Rumrich pleaded guilty and became an informer as other co defendants fled or eluded US authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erich Glaser
Glaser
U. S. Army Air Corps
Guenther Rumrich
War Ministry
Titlan-Tressed
Fraulein
Johanna Hofmann
Otto Hermann Voss
Long Island
Fraulein Hoffmann
Miss Hoffmann
George W. Dix
Hitler
Mitchel Field Army Air Base
Voas
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
Ignaz T. Griebl
Werner G. Gudenberg
Buffalo
Germany
United States
Sun Bowl invitations and college football notes from Nov
passage reports University of New Mexico Lobos to meet Utah Utes in Sun Bowl on January 2 in Paso. Bow officials announced Western teams accepted invitations for the annual game. Roosevelt and World's Fair plans mentioned for New York and Golden Gate Exposition next year. Villanova declines invitation to play Tech in Cotton Bowl in Dallas in January.
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Paso
Tex
University W Mexico Lobos
University Utes
Ngton
Roosevelt
NOVA
Sanova
Villanova College
Vitation
Tech
Dallas
York, Gas & Electric Plan Major Integration
York utility systems leader announces plan to integrate Gas & Electric and 172 subsidiary firms to create a reduced, streamlined corporate structure. The move aims to lower overhead and unify operations across the sprawling network.
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York
Gas & Electric
Couny
Bodenhamer seeks administratrix role after husband’s death
In SBORO November 30 B Bodenhamer of High ute two appears before county superior court clerk to qualify as administratrix of her late husband Bodenhamer who died on December 26 from an automobile accident. She has four minor daughters and one son and is named in the estate with an estimated value of 1600 personal and 3000 real.
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SBORO
B. Bodenhamer
High Ute
County Superior Court
Ify
Enhamer
Bodenhamer
Daughone
Daladier moves to seal Franco German peace pact
Paris reports Daladier troops and police quashed a 24 hour general strike led by the General Confederation of Labor. Some private industry and port dock workers continued sporadic protests. about 500 arrests in Paris and dozens elsewhere. Leaders call the day a Daladier triumph as talks on a Franco German renunciation pact resume with Ribbentrop expected to visit.
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Leon Jouhaux
France
General Federation of Labor
Paris
Daladier
Organized Labor
General Confederation of Labor
Brandee
Radical-Socialist
Subway Workers’ Union
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Mosley Announces Marriage to Mrs Guinness in Nazi Era
Sir Oswald Mosley declares in Action that he wed blonde Mrs Guinness in Munich or Berlin last December with Adolf Hitler and other Nazi leaders present. She is Unity Freeman-Mitford’s sister and had divorced Bryan Guinness in 1933. His first wife was Lady Cynthia Curzon, who died in 1938.
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London
Oswald Mosley
Action
Guinness
Munich
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Unity Freeman-Mitford
Hitler
Bryan Guinness
Oswald
Cynthia Blanche Curzon
Marquess Curzon of
Kedleston
Levi Z. Leiter
Chicago
Hull Sees Lima Meeting as Path To Peace for Americas
Secretary of State Hull declared the world at a crossroads between peace and anarchy. He urged support for a constructive Lima gathering to strengthen inter-American solidarity and the exchange of ideas culture and friendship. He planned to visit President Arosemena in Panama and push for quick ratification of four Panama treaties awaiting Senate action.
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Hull
Lima
Panama
Panama City
Arosemena
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Senate
Await Developments In German Relations
President Roosevelt signaled he will await overseas developments before resuming full diplomatic relations with Germany. Ambassador Wilson will not return to Berlin for now, while William Phillips heads back to Italy. Domestic notes include McIntire named Surgeon General of the Navy with rear admiral rank and Eicher joining the SEC. Speaker Bankhead to visit for legislative talks.
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D. Harold Oliver
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Germany
Europe
Hugh R. Wilson
Berlin
Washington
Wilson
William Phillips
Italy
White House
Phillips
Moscow
Joseph E. Davies
Soviet Russia
Belgium
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
United States
William C. Baillitt
France
Nassau
Bahamas
Ross T. McIntire
Rep. Eicher
Iowa
Percival S. Rossiter
Two Auto Plants Tied Up by Strike Today
Detroit, Nov. 30. The Chrysler Plymouth plant and the Briggs Mack Avenue plant were closed after 60 Plymouth employees began a strike. The shutdown affected 12,900 day shift workers. UAW CIO members demanded higher wages and negotiations had been ongoing for a month.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
Mack Avenue
Briggs Manufacturing Company
United Automobile Workers
Pope on duties after heart ailment in Vatican audience
Pope Pius, recovering from a heart ailment, attended chapel services in his apartment before receiving 500 newly married couples in audience. Vatican circles said the pontiff had a comfortable night.
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Vatican City
Navy
Pius
Vatican
Slasher Attacks Reach English Towns In Fearful Spree
Halifax England reports the razor assaults by a marauder spreading to four other towns. Victims include 18 year old Winifred Walsh in Wigan and 14 year old Marjory Murphy in Manchester. Police suspect an imitator. volunteers become deputies as Halifax residents stay indoors.
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Halifax
Eng
Wigan
Winifred Walsh
Manchester
Marjory Murphy
Ivy Smitheman
Brentwood
London
Platt Bridge
Lancashire
The
British Legion
Britain
Early Start In Training Pilots
Civil Aeronautics Authority Chairman Edward J. Noble announced a tentative plan to begin civilian flight training at government expense without immediate Congress authorization. The pilot program would start experimentally in schools with aviation courses using NYA funds, pending funding and approval.
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Washington
Edward J. Noble
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Congress
Noble
National Defense
Louis Johnson
Aubrey William
National Youth Administration
NYA
Auditors Say TVA Expenses Partly Hidden
Three government auditors testified to the TVA investigation committee that TVA books did not reflect all government funds invested in the agency. They cited War Department properties valued at about 130 million dollars turned over in 1933 with no depreciation on TVA records until 1936, plus other non listed costs from CCC and general programs, complicating cost allocation for power rates.
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Washington, Navy
TVA
Comptroller General
United States
Ansewer
Wolverton
Stuart B. Tulloss
Francis T. Matchett
William A. Owen
Owen
War Department
Francis Biddie
Matchett
Biddle
CCC
German Plane Completes Goodwill Hop to Tokyo
A four motor Focke Wulf landed at Tachikawa airfield in Tokyo at 10 40 p m after an 8375 mile goodwill flight from Berlin. The trip took 41 hours 24 minutes in four hops with four crew members and one passenger aboard. The journey mirrors the Japanese aircraft Divine Wind which visited Berlin in April 1937.
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Tokyo
Japan
Berlin
Focke-Wulf
Tachikawa Army
Czech leader elected president in Czechoslovakia
Dr. Emil Hacha, former head of the supreme court administration, was elected the third president of Czechoslovakia by the National Assembly in Prague. As the sole candidate, the result was a formality.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Emil Hacha
Supreme Court Administration
National Assembly
Parliament
Hollywood chills at Nazi symbol Leni Reifenstahl visit
Nov 30 report shows Hollywood anti Nazi league banners denouncing Leni Reifenstahl. Reifenstahl denies official Nazi role, says she is an independent artist and producer of The Blue Light and Olympic films. League says she is a symbol, not targeted as a person.
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Hollywood
Lent Reifenstahl
Hitler
Hollywood Anti-Nazi League
Leni Reifenstahl
America
Germany
Defense Program May Include Several New Army Plane Bases
President Roosevelt's defense plan may include new army air bases at strategic outposts. Funds for bases in New England Florida and Alaska are eyed as part of expanding the Army air fleet. Officials note inspections in New Hampshire and Florida proposals to protect the Caribbean and Panama Canal. Congress debate likely as lawmakers weigh costs of a vastly larger air force and related ground facilities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
New England
Florida
Alaska
Army Air Fleet
War Department
New Hampshire
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Rep
Engel
R-Mich
Army
Navy
Romania Executes Codreanu Aide and 12 Others in Iron Guard Crackdown
In Bucharest on November 30, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, 39, head of the Iron Guard, and 13 imprisoned followers were killed while trying to escape from Ramnicul Sarat prison near Bucharest. The incident signals a government showdown against the Fascist group amid mounting terror and threats from the Legion of Death.
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Bucharest
Corneliu
Zelea Codreanu
Codreanu
Iron Guard
Rumnik- Sarat
Iron Guards
Flory Stefanescu Goanga
University of Cluj
Romania
Ion Antonescu
Antonescu
Third Army Corps
Carol
Legion
eDath
Goanga
Japanese Allow U S Gunboat Monocacy Down Yangtze
Shanghai Nov 30 report says Commander Koshiro Kogawa announced the Monocacy and six other foreign gunboats on the Yangtze may descend the river with Japanese warships if foreign navies request permission. The vessels would move as a group amid mine‑risk fears and without individual downstream requests.
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Shanghai
United States
Jong
Kiukicny
Tha
Yangtze River
Koshipu Qokawa
China
Yangtze
Wangtze
Wuhu
Yochow
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Public Enemy
Otto Voss
Utes
Labos
BY John Lloyd
Mosley
Pope
TINY
Laura Mulvey
Bernice Hahn
Hahn Maternity Hospital
Providence
A. L
Anti-Nazi League
U. S
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