Dillinger Escapes A Police Trap Allegations In Washington
Washington dispatch reports Post Office officials defend temporary air mail setups amid charges of political favoritism. Tarlee Beach, deputy postmaster general, calls claims ridiculous and politically motivated. Officials note reorganization of American Airways and Aviation Corporation, with bids for three month contracts to be eligible.
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Washington
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Liday
Geneal
Tarlee Beach
American Airways Company
Farley
14A
Seids
Tego
Weather Notes From Tennessee and Virginia
Cloudy conditions persist across Tennessee with chances of light showers and minimal change into Monday. Virginia faces cloudy skies with occasional rain on Sunday and little temperature shift on Monday. Observations reference past temperatures and readings taken around six o clock, noting no clear dates or reliable future forecasts.
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Rescue attempt ends with crash on Arctic ice
NOME March 31 plan to rescue 89 Russians halted after Pie F A Levanevsky crashed while landing in a heavy snow storm near Kal Yuchina. He was injured and communications from Sibesia reported the failure. Pilot M Tu Sletnert prepared to depart with another plane to reach marooned men as the icebreaker Cheliuk kin sante stood by amid sea ice floes.
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F. A. Levanevsky
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Fia
M. Tu
Court upholds price fixing ruling in recovery act case
Federal Judge Knox upholds government price fixing under the recovery act, ruling the code authority valid against charges of price setting. Attorney Martin Conboy says the decision strengthens NRA codes amid national recovery efforts. continuation noted on page six.
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Pices
Washington
Wander
Jersey
Hugry
Bulore
Jude Knox
Mave
Pon Sonment
Tikee Knox
United States
Martin Conboy
Syraulid
Conboy
Plans Prepared To Care For CWA Men Out Of Jobs
Washington March 1 The government musters out over a million civil workers and pushes plans to absorb them into public works or place them with industrial recovery programs. The Civil Works Administration and related programs aim to keep workers employed until large public works projects pay off. Officials expect some men to be absorbed gradually rather than en masse as activity ramps up.
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FAY
Associated Press
Washington
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Public Works Administration
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Army
Navy
Treasury Deficit Forces Large Bond Sale Plan
Treasury projections show a deficit of over 3 billion dollars prompting a plan to issue nearly 4 billion in new securities. President Roosevelt argues public works must continue while Congress weighs budget options and timing for borrowing.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Fishot
Cials
Steel wages rise as Insull defies arrest order
About 400 000 steel workers gain roughly 30 percent wage increases, boosting monthly pay by around 4 million dollars as prices and materials costs also rise. News notes wire service reports placed by Illinois Steel Company and major producers, while wage boosts spread to General Electric, Washburn Crosby, Pillsbury, and others. In Istanbul, Samuel Insull defies a Turkish arrest order and remains aboard the Muatiotis, awaiting U S help and diplomatic notes as tensions rise over his detention and the fate of straits access.
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American Tron and Steel Institute
New York
Illinois Steel Company
Lowe
General Electric Company
Washburn Crosby, Inc
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Chicago
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Russel Miller Milling, Co
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Republic Steel Corporation
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Priscilla Ring
Associated Press
Istanbul
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Turkey
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Eastman Proposes Penalties to Enforce Rail Labor Act
Washington Mar. 31 AP A proposal by Joseph B Eastman coordinator of transportation calls for penalties for interference with the formation of employee organizations and election of representatives. The plan would jail up to six months and fine up to 20000 daily for continued interference and would create a national adjustment board to handle labor disputes with rail carriers. Eastman urges broadening the act to include all rail related services and to curb company unions while changing the mediation board size. Miss McCray in Reece case faced perjury charge as bond issues and habeas petition surfaced in Johnson City.
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Congress
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Eastman
Eastman Sone
Rayburn
House Commerce
Adjustment Board
National Adjustment Board
Board of Mediation
Labor Organization of Choice
Elneetfore
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Gangsters flee in green sedan after St Paul raid
In St Paul a trio escaped with a woman after a dramatic gunfight on the third floor of a downtown apartment house. Detectives Cummings and Coulter cornered the fugitives, one possibly wounded, leaving behind blood spots and two submachine guns hidden in suitcases. A car carried Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin plates and altered serial numbers.
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Daniel Coffey
Cummings
ST. Paul, Minn
Marc Pj
John “Pilling
John Hamilton
Freedom
St. Paul Ment House
Ei Cummings
R. CG. Coulter
Daniel S. Coffey
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Naps
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Dillinger
Iar
Roosevelt's yacht outing described in jagged narration
A fragmented account depicts Franklin D Roosevelt enjoying a calmer moment at sea near Rocky Point of Abaco Island and contrasts it with the busy White House life, highlighting the president’s leisure amid the tropical sun and deep sea setting.
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White House
Wray Wret Wiel Heard Monday In Nashville Trial
Instructions to prompt land jury action on charges arising from a grand larceny trial were given. Hilda McCre, named in pert warrants, was served on Sheriff L A Bauman and she is to be brought to a hearing Monday at Erwin.
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L. A. Bauman
Erwin
Habeas Proceedings Before Judge Vines In Erwin
Habeas corpus proceedings will be heard before Judge D A Vines in Erwin tomorrow at 1 00 p m for the clek of Hilda McCray named perjury warrants growing part of the J I Reece grand larceny trial at Nashville last week McCray departs Nashville at 9 00 a m today and upon arrival at Erwin will be held in custody until the hearing Judge Vines granted the temporary writ on which hearing will be held tomorrow but Criminal Court Judge Charles Gilbert yesterday urged prompt grand jury action on the perjury warrants
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Hilda McCray
J. I. Reece
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