Indictment Hints in NJ Kidnaping Case Prompts More
District Attorney William Geoghan says five were indicted for the Paul Wendel kidnapping and murder, with further charges anticipated against additional men. Ellis H Parker Jr and four co defendants face charges in Brooklyn and New York for alleged kidnapping and assault. Parker’s father, a senior detective official, refuses to comment as authorities search Mt Holly and Trenton for Parker and others.
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William PF. X. Geoghan
Raom
Paul H. Wendel
Ellis Parker
Francis A. Madden
Mt. Holly
Trenton
N. 1
Ellis H. Parker, Jr
Young Parker
Burlington County
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey Bureau of Motor Vehicle Inspection
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Hoffman
Parker
Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Wendel
Hauptmann
Mercer County
Kings County Grand Jury
Martin Schlossman
Harry Bleefeld
Harry Weiss
Murray Bleefeld
Schlossman
Wenels
Weiss
Democrats Join GOP In Tax Bill Fight
Republicans cheer as Lamneck denounces the bill for rushing debate while labeling it bad. He warns the tax plan would push 15 percent rates on receivership firms and 22 to 29 percent on others, urging lawmakers to rethink or roll back taxes. Tobey cites David Cushman Coyle as the brain trust behind the measure, linking him to liberal fiscal theories.
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Lamneck
Doughton
DNC
Ways and Means Committee
Lammneck
Ohioan
David Cushman Coyle
Tobey
Coyle
Robey
Nichols Named Secretary of Missouri Pharmaceutical Association
Kenneth Nichols was named secretary of the Missouri Pharmaceutical Association at the officer election closing the three day convention in St Joseph IO. Other officers elected include President Z V Kerrigan St Louis first vice Orris D Brummal Salisbury second vice Keith Barnes Kansas City third vice Ted Willard Camdenon treasurer Murray L Williams Warrensburg and honorary president W C Mender St Joseph.
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Kenneth Nichols
Missouri Pharmaceutical Association
St. Joseph
Z. V. Kerrigan
Border Patrol Tensions Between New Mexico and Colorado
In Denver on April 24, New Mexico threatened retaliation over Colorado border controls. Gov. Clyde Tingley complained citizens were treated like foreigners as a 361 mile border patrol dispute with National Guardsmen looms. He stressed New Mexicans share roots with Coloradans and demanded formal action.
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Denver
Colo
UPJ
New Mexico
Colorado
Clyde ‘Lingley
Edwin C. Johnetson
Tingley
Mexico
Colorado National Guard
Governor Tingley threats on border control and retaliation
Complaints from Governor Tingley warn of interstate fireworks and border measures if Colorado officials refuse New Mexico citizens access. He predicts New Mexico may halt traffic at its border to force unloading of goods, while border patrol reports 389 people turned back and Colorado costs rising to 2.50 dollars per person, with daily patrol expenses around 250 dollars.
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Tingley
Colorado
New Mexico
Border Patrol
Rob Truck Driver Loses $2,000 Liquor Cargo
Bloomington Illinois April 24 Les Daugherty of Maberly Mack. reports his liquor cargo valued at $2,000 stolen overnight from a truck en route from Maberly to Peoria. He was jailed in the rear for several hours by two men who released him five miles east of Mackinaw after 24 miles east of Quincy.
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Bloomington
Les Daugherty
Maberly
Mac
Peoria
Quincy
Daugherty
Mackinaw
Play Day Event Draws Girls From 25 High Schools
Girls from 25 high schools in the region are expected to participate in the third annual play day sponsored by the Athletic Association of Cattey College in Nevada Missouri on Saturday April 24.
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Nevada
Athletic Association of Cattey College
Blood Revolt Rumors Circulate Among Air Travelers
Reported from Mexico City and Managua on April 24 AP coverage describes air travelers relaying word of a revolt in Honduras. Honduran government minister Horace Fortin Machado denied rebels, claiming forces dispersed them and the nation remained peaceful.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Horace Fortin Machado
Honduras
Mexico City
Tegucigalpa
Tibuccio Cavias
Anita Lagos de Lopez Gutierrez
Rafael Lopez Gutierrez
The Immune Caught in New York Conspiracy Case
Johnny Thortio known as The Immune, a former Chicago gang leader, was jailed in New York on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the government of alcohol and spirits taxes.
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Associated Press
Phels
Johnny Thortio
Chicago
Underworld
the Immune
New York
Loyal troops drive forces across border into Nicaragua
Sealed loyal troops under Col. J. Ines Perez and Col. Juan B. Chavec forced opposition across the border from Buyure, near Teplecacinte, about 35 miles southeast of Teguligalpa. Decrantiers are described as formed of the same material as hair.
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J. Ines Perez
Juan B. Chavec
Buyure
Teplecacinte
Teguligalpa
Nicaragua
Court Tittering as Mistress of Magnate Testifies
In New York on April 24, Mario Ruiz de Rivera testified in her suit to recover 32000 on notes by Frederick A. Gimbel. She said a mysterious Mr M W H of Park Ave paid her 50 a week to attend theater with him, and that she had settled a prior claim for 2500 for certain services. The court pressed for details, she refused, and admitted only the theater arrangement.
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New York
Mario Ruiz de Rivera
Frederick A. Gimbel
Nagnate
Mrr. WI. H
Park Ave
Gimbel
George Whiteside
South Dakota Court Reaffirms Free Press in 1932 Case
South Dakota Supreme Court reversed contempt of court conviction against the Aberdeen American News and its editor and publisher. The ruling stresses the urgent need for a free press amid widespread attention from newspaper and legal circles. The case centered on editorials during a graft controversy in Brown County and criticism of Judge Bantock’s sentence for Royal Hasse, who pleaded guilty to forgery and was punished with six months in jail and a $300 fine, jail term suspended.
U S Naval Expansion Bill Passage Urged
Washington April 24 UP In a House report the naval affairs committee urged passage of a 175 million auxiliary naval vessel bill and defended a six percent construction differential for west coast shipyards to prevent handicap to Pacific defense over a decade. The Pacific coastline stretches nearly 2000 miles from the Canadian to the Mexican border.
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Washington
House
Naval Affair Committee
Pacific
Fox hound Bugle Ann linked to Clark man in Kansas City dispute
Homer Forest of Clark Missouri claims his hound Tillie is the fox hound Bugle Ann known from the film The Voice of Bugle Ann. Sheriff Tom Bash reportedly arranged the name change to Bugle Ann after entering the dog in a Mendon fox hound meet last fall. Forest says the dog belongs to his 86 year old mother Mrs Susan A Forest. Sheriff Bash says he obtained the fox hound Bugle Ann in a feud with Forest.
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Moberly
Homer Forest
Clark
Bugle Ann
Bugie Ann
Tillie
Kansas City
Tom Bash
Jackson County
Forest
Bash
Fox Hound
Mendon
Susan A. Forest
Claris
Tom Bush
Clark, Mo
AT and T lobby costs in state put at 48210
St Louis April 24 ApyW The Southwestern Bell Telephone company filed with the federal communications commission a statement showing expenditures of 58218 for examining pending or proposed Missouri legislation from 1923 to March 1936. Salaries and fees for retained personnel including a Jefferson City representative during sessions totaled 47003 with 11215 in expenses. Vincent Carroll vice president said the outlays were necessary due to extensive tax and regulatory bills affecting the telephone system.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
S Communications Commission
Washington
Missouri
Jefferson City
Vincent Carroll
Daughter Born to Mrs Moon Mullins Atchison Kans
A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs Larry Moon Mullins. Mullins is football coach at St Benedicts College and was one of Notre Dames famous football players developed by Knute Rockne.
Amesty 15 Granted Offenders in Germany
Berlin April 24. A decree by Hitler granting amnesty to political offenders was made public today. It is unclear how many will benefit, as amnesty covers only ordinary court sentences and not deten tion by the secret police. It also frees ordinary criminals with sentences under one month.
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Berlin
Puehrer
Dole Hiller
Addis Ababa Plans To Give Up Peacefully
A dispatch cited by Giornale Diitalia from Djibouti says Addis Ababa may surrender to Italy without resistance. It quotes a Belgian officer of the advisory group stating a commission including the mayor, foreign affairs director, and Dr John H. Spencer advised meeting Italian forces under a white flag 25 miles from the city to hand over the keys.
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Rome
Giornale Diitalia
Djibouti
Addis Ababa
John H. Spencer
Berlin observes Colonial Day as Europe weighs next move
Berlin marks Colonial Memorial Day centering on Germany’s imperial reach. Observers expect Reichswehr leader Hitler to push a full restoration of colonies, tying the issue to evolving foreign policy and a Franco-British inquiry on German aims.
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Ger Mans
Reichswehrer
Witler
Africa
Bismarck
Germany
Great Britain
Reichsuehrer
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