Nelson Leads Dillinger Style Bank Robbery Gang
Chicago police hunted a gang that robbed the Aetna state bank of eighteen thousand five hundred dollars in a Dillinger style raid. Nine robbers used Ford sedans, forced 31 people to the floor, with two tellers slugged. George "Baby Face" Nelson was suspected as leader.
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Chicago
George “Baby Face” Nelson
Aetna State Bank
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Elsie Pasebach
Collrection
Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. South Carolina reports similar skies with a gradual warmup on Wednesday and in the southern area tonight. Coastal winds shift from northeast to overcast conditions, while Sandy Hook to Hatteras shows mixed wind patterns and partly overcast weather.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Naval disarmament talks delay as Japan presses stance
London report says talks among the United States Britain and Japan were postponed after a social luncheon at the American embassy. Tokyo delegates Yamamoto and Matsudaira press for a face-saving clause while Washington and London warn concessions must come from Japan to preserve Washington treaty limits.
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London
Bingham
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Isoroku Yamamoto
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Norman H. Davis
William H. Standley
Matsu
Daira
Yamamoto
Washington
Britain
America
England
Great Britain
Bankers Rally In White Sulphur Springs On Get To Work Theme
Investment Bankers association closes toward a conciliatory mood amid New Deal reforms in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with leaders urging to stop complaints and get to work The convention notes limited federal attendance from the SEC and focuses on procedure under new regulatory conditions while signaling desire for further securities act revisions.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Investment Bankers Association
Washington
Robert E. Healy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Grice and Sasser Remain Jailed in Grice Murder Case
Mrs Henry Grice and her brother Donald Sasser denied habeas relief and returned to Wayne County jail after Greenville hearing. Satterfield testified from death cell that Sasser killed Grice at Mrs Grice's insistence to protect her from abuse. Grice denied involvement or knowledge of a plot to kill her husband.
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Goldsboro
Henry Grice
Donald Sasser
Wayne County
Greenville
R. Hunt Parker
Rufus Satterfield
Satterfield
Sasser
Raleigh
PWA Aims to Move Jobless From Relief to Work
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration and Congress weighing a payroll tax to fund unemployment insurance while expanding public works. Officials push work relief as winter approaches, with Ickes and Hopkins coordinating to reduce direct aid. Senator Harrison endorses lump-sum loans over relief, and plans remain under study.
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Washington
PWA
Roosevelt
Congress
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
FERA
Hopkins
Harrison
D-Miss
Labor Board Strives to Save Roosevelt Truce in Ohio Row
Washington reports a strenuous effort by the National Labor Relations Board to salvage President Roosevelt’s industrial truce as the A and P in Cleveland faces a shutdown. The dispute threatens 2,000+ jobs, union and company leaders clash over unionization and collective bargaining under the Recovery Act.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Greatlantic and Pacific Teapany
Cleveland
Acres
A. and P
Labor Board
John A. Hardford
New York
A. F. of L
Harry L. Davis
Hartford
Thomas
Farrell
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Ralph A. Lind
Cleveland Regional Labor Board
A. F
Code
Textile Labor Board
Mills
United Textile Workers
Meat Cutters Union
Milwaukee
BE. G. Skinner Company
Kroger
Wisconsin
Regional Labor Board
Boston
Silk and Rayon
Leonard Goes On Trial In Court
Special to The Enterpr Ge Greensboro October 20 W Leonard High Point man goes on trial in Superior court on a charge of manslaughter connected with a crash on Groometown road near Dairy about a year ago. Witnesses describe skid marks and a car torn top with Leonard by the vehicle as Jones and Miss Story lay in the road.
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Ge Greensboro
W. . Leonard
High Point
Superior Court
Enon Jones
Gielinsede
Cae Dairy
Miss Story
George Younce
H. M. Adams
Sedgefield Dairy
Jones and
Mr. Leonard
Leonard
Walter Mitchell
Greensboro
Adams’ House
Wilson Woodcock
Edward Young
Union Officials Seek To Extend Silk Strike
Union leaders aim to expand a silk dyeing strike from New Jersey into Pennsylvania and Rhode Island centers. The Federation issued a call for 10 000 workers in Belvidere Oxford Sunbury Shamokin Williamsport Allentown Pa and Providence R I with 20 000 dyers in Passaic Valley and 10 000 more in Metropolitan New York already out. Employers withhold comment while leader George Baldanzi denounces 64 cents per hour for 36 hours as insufficient.
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Paterson
N. J
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Belvidere
Oxford
Sunbury
Shamokin
Williamsport
Allentown
Providence
R. I
Federation of Silk and Rayon Dyers and Finishers of America
Passaic Valley
New York
George Baldanzi
Injuries Prove Fatal In Lumberton Truck Crash
James Robeson a 38 year old Black man from Marion Ohio died several hours after a truck collision near Lumberton. Five other people were injured including two white men in the crash.
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Lumberton
James Robeson
Marion
8. C
Here
Clock Proves Pigeon Beautiful But Dumb in Kinston
In Kinston on October 30 a pigeon roosts on the town clock dial under the VI and settles each evening before 6. The clock hands brush it off as the minute and hour hands sweep around. Observers note the bird returns nightly, seemingly unwise to the clock’s routine.
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Kinston
English Fliers Lose Chance At Record
Cath cart Jones and Ken Waller returning from Melbourne derby, forced to abort takeoff from Allahabad by motor trouble, delaying in Port Darwin and Allahabad. The stoppages likely ruin the England to Melbourne flight record. Melrose left Charleville for Melbourne, Manson of Denmark and Wright and Polando of the United States exit Calcutta due to engine damage.
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London
Cathcart Jones
Ken Waller
England
Melbourne
Allahabad
India
Port Darwin
Co. J. Melrose
Charleville
Australia
M. Manson
Denmark
New Castle Waters
John H. Wright
John Polando
Calcutta
Fire Destroys Two Oxford Buildings
Fire of undetermined origin demolished a Buggy Co workshop and a Clark-Elliott Co building in Oxford's business district. Firemen saved Owen warehouse and adjoining structures though losses were heavy and not yet estimated.
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Oxford
E Buggy Company
Clark-Elliott Company
Oxford Business
Owen
Union Moves to Avert 25 000 Textile Strikes Across Mills
United Textile Workers sought to prevent strikes at about 25 000 workers in mills from Maine to Georgia over alleged discrimination eviction and stretch-out abuses. An emergency board tentatively granted strike sanction but orders were delayed to allow the textile labor board time to settle disputes.
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Washington
United Textile Workers
Tentas
Maine
Georgia
Francis J. Gorman
New York
Textile Labor Board
Lst
High Command
Marlboro Mills
Bennettaville
8. C
Clinton Cotton Mills
Lydia Mills
Clinton
Lawrence Cotton Mills
Lawrence
Gorman
John Peel
Greenville
D. C
B. M. Squires
Rowland Man Dies of Pistol Wound in Brawl
In Lumberton on October 30, Jack Morrison a Rowland resident died from a pistol wound suffered during a drunken fight. Authorities described the incident as a fatal injury from the brawl with details limited.
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Lumberton
Jack Morrison
Rowland Negro
Arrests Surprise Move In Dillinger Probe
J Edward Barce assistant attorney general seized two men and drove away with three state police carloads in an unannounced action connected to the Dillinger jail escape inquiry. The detained were Lewis Baker jail warden and Ernest Blunk fingerprint expert.
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Crown Point
Ind
J. Edward Barce
John Dillinger
Paul V. McNutt
Barce
Lewis Baker
Ernest Blunk
Blunk
Dillinger
Maurice EB. Crites
Sam Cahoon
Handyman
Baker
Grand Jury
Lake County
William J. Murray
Lake County Criminal Court
Dillinger Escape Probe Expands to Crown Point Jail
Crown Point Indiana and Ernest Blunk a finger expert are taken in for questioning by Deputy Attorney General Edward Barce in the Dillinger escape case. Barce says more suspects will be questioned today as state officers raid Dillinger’s circle and seek details on the jail break and the gun used.
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Crown Point
Ind
Lewis Warden
Ernest Blunk
Edward Barce
John Oil
Barce
Baker
Blunk
Dillinger
Cape
Crown
Edwin Sanger
OC Point
L. Holley
Paul V. McNutt
Dillinger Cape
Democratic Adoration
McNutt
Clata
Cahoon
Handyman
Chicago
Louis Piquett
Liberty
Stock Exchange Records First Loss in History Says Press Sheet
A reader notes the New York Stock Exchange posted a nine hundred eighty six point loss last year according to its own press sheet marking a historic downturn. The letter mentions no printed winnings yet but views the development as encouraging for the bread line.
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Beverly Ilia
New York Stock Exchange
Weil
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