Outlaws Sab Bottled Up in Atlantic City
Atlantic City police say Karpis and Campbell, fugitives tied to the Bremer kidnap gang, are bottled up on the island resort with guards on bridges. A gun battle erupted before dawn as officers prepared to arrest them, while two female companions were detained for questioning.
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Karper
Bremer
Harry Campbell
Atlantic Cty
Karpis
Campbell
Tonneau
Nargis
Dolores Delaney
Winona Burdette
Louise Campbell
Philadelhia
Delaney
Department of Justice
Bremer Banc
Atlantic City
Chicago
Elias Saab
Weather Report From Tennessee and Virginia
Weather notes describe cold outbreaks in Tennessee with severe cold tonight and fair conditions Tuesday, while Virginia sees rain turning to snow in the east and colder weather. Daily readings are given with highs and lows compared to the previous year, and impressions of rain amounts and daily timing are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severy Col
Tennessee
West
Virginia
East
Andi
King Zog Seeks Wife Must Have a Million
King Zog of Albania, the 39 year old reigning monarch, seeks an American bride with beauty ability charm and an annual income of one million dollars. He announced during his jubilee celebration that he wishes a queen to share the throne and produce an heir, recalling past talks with the American minister in Albany. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zor
Mountain Kingdom
Zoe
Sidije
Albany
Charles C. Mart
United States
Sam
DeMayven Es Named To Highest Court In Tennessee
Governor McAlister appointed Chancellor TD W DeHaven of Memphis to the Tennessee Supreme Court to succeed Justice W H Swiggart who resigned. DeHaven, 61, has served as chancellor for 30 years and is praised as a diligent, nearly flawless jurist. He was sworn in by the governor and immediately took his seat on the bench. Gerald Stratton, Shelby County representative, was admitted to practice before the court at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
McAlister
TD. W. DeHaven
Memphis
Supreme Court
W. H. Swiggart
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
DeHaven
Oxford
Miss
Mormphis
Justice Pronk
PB. Hall
Memphis and
Shelby County Bar Association
Justice Swiggart
Supreme Courtroom
Judge DeHaven
Gerald Stratton
Shelby County
Jurors Observe Quiet Weekend at Meir Union Hotel
Hauptmann jurors spent a tranquil weekend in Meir Union Hotel quarters after a Sunday service they held without a minister. They prayed, sang hymns, played cards, visited, and took constitutionals as ordered by the judge, while restricted from public services attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemingtion
N. J
Hauptmann
Meir Union
Tanker Valverde Aflame As Ships Race To Aid
Flames billowed aboard the tanker Valverde about 1,000 miles east of Florida as rescue efforts lagged until wireless operators could resume. Two warships and four other vessels sped toward the scene with the British cruiser Frobisher expected to reach by midnight. The blaze, ignited in the engine room, threatened the fuel oil cargo. only two lifeboats remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valverde
Florida
Frobisher
Preacher’s Home Burned Amid Threats in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Tennessee a preacher’s home burned early yesterday following a month of mob violence that left four dead. City Judge C C Smith seeks state fire authorities probe into incendiary origin as two anonymous letters warned Rev W O Largen to stop aiding black defendants, reflecting tense race tensions after a white girl assault case.
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Shelbyville
Tenn
W. O. Larch
South
C. C. Smith
Largen
FE. K. Harris
Harris
Eight Die in Carolina Vehicle and Train Crashes
Eight persons are dead and six injured after a grade crossing accident and a car truck collision in the Carolinas. The Carlisle Station train crash killed five returning home from Saluda and Chester. The Hartnett County wreck near Lillington claimed Mrs. Wade, Clarence Wade, Arvell Draughn, and injuries to five Wade children. The driver was held pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Carolinas
Southern Railway
Carlisle
Saluda
Chester
Walter McCardy
Thel+ fm
J. JH. Sumpert
San Hazel
Hubert Wade
Clarence Wade
Arvell Craughn
Hartnett County
Lillington
Wade
Arvell Draughn
W. E. Stamon
Hartnet County
Shol Wades
Draughns
Three Killed As Rivers Rise In Mid South Floods
Torrential rains flood streets and highways across the mid South. Three deaths occur when a car is trapped on a flooded highway near Sena tob ia. Police warn motorists and divert traffic around washouts and water depths over three feet. Local rail and air traffic disrupted. A cold wave and flood warnings issued for two St Francis river points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Ted
mid-South
St. Francis
Mississippi
Senatobia
Labor conference backs calls to outlaw company unions
Regional labor talks in Nashville, Jan 21, drew 14 states and focused on Frances Perkins proposals for state laws to back the national economic security program. Speakers from AFL groups cited Rossville hosiery strikes and Mine Workers’ struggles in Kentucky, while calls grew to prosecute guards at Rossville and oppose Gov Talmadge’s troop actions amid tensions with the Southern States Industrial Council.
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Nashville
Frances Perkins
Perkins
Tennessee
Perking
Roosevelt
Congress
Rossville
Harlan County
Kentucky
United Mine Workers of America
Holt Ross
Laurel
Miss
Steve Nance
John Edelman
Atlanta
George Googe
American Federation of Labor
Southern States Industrial Council
Edelman
Talmadge
Samuel Caddy
William Turplezer
Edward Morgan
Caddy
Probing Warship Contracts Sparks Collusion Inquiry
Senate investigators reopened bids on warship contracts and heard officials from New York shipbuilders, Newport News, and Bethlehem. They seek light on reports that cruiser prices rose from 8 million in 1982 to 26 million in 1934 as hearings open on universal draft proposals and munitions funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston L. Grover
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
New York Shipbuilding Company
Newport News
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Companies
Bitter Cold Wave Sweeps Across Central States
A sharp winter blast moves from the western plains into the central states. Subzero readings appear in Nebraska and North Dakota with blizzard conditions and heavy snow. Traffic crashes rise as temperatures plummet. Minneapolis and St Paul report 18 below. Early readings include 9 in Birmingham and 71 in Miami.
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Central States
Plains
Nebraska
Mercury
Ainswort
Lincoln
Brainerd
Minn
Williston
N. D
Fargo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Miami
Nashville
Little Rock
Vinh
Idaho
Press Buys Staff News Chronicle in Johnson City
James Hammond sells the Johnson City Staff News and The Chronicle to Press Publishing Company, merging Start News with Press and continuing Chronicle as a morning paper under Harkrader. Combined circulation around 18,000. Staff News founded 35 years ago, Chronicle 14 years ago.
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News Chronicle
Johnson City
Tenn
James Hammond
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Today
Staff-News
Vice Chronicle
The
Press Publishing Company
Johnson City Press
Hammond
Start- News
Chronicle
Court Yate
Fross
C J. Herkrader
Carl A. Jones
Start
Press
Harkrader
Thief Steals Bible From Dallas Home After Taking Bedding
A Dallas thief who removed three sheets a counterpane and three quilts from Mitchell Griddle’s residence also carried away a family Bible. Police investigated the unusual burglary noting the aggregation of items including the Bible.
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Dallas
Tex
Mitchell Griddle
Wife admits plan to murder husband at Alpine cliff
Police say Mrs Russell Hoy admitted hiring two men to push her husband from an 800 foot cliff during a staged robbery. A $10,000 life policy and about $13,000 in investments motivated the crime. Co conspirators Charles Mucci and Edward Rice signed confessions after halting Hey car at Point Lookout Park on the Hudson palisades. The husband died after being pushed from the cliff.
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Alpine
N. J
Russell Hoy
Reba McClain
Toay
Point Lookout Park
Hudson
Hey
McClain
Social Security Plan Not Closed to Changes
Washington dispatch reports mounting Capitol Hill pressure for higher social security funding while the administration pushes a separate 4.83 billion relief and public works measure. Dr Edwin S Witte, head of the economic security committee, told the Ways and Means Committee that Congress may liberalize benefits but need not drop the program, as critics concede they cannot stop it. Senator Borah urged more liberal pensions, while details on the plan remain under debate.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Jdo
Edwin S. Witte
Economic Security Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Witte
Bross
Borah
Idaho Republican
Machine Gun Guards Move Mais to Philadelphia
A machine gun guarded caravan carried Robert Mais and three alleged gang members to Philadelphia today as police seek the body of William Weiss, a kidnapped nightlife figure. Police chief Joseph A. De Strange said Mais and Walter Legenza confessed to the Weiss abduction and slaying, and the body would be recovered tonight. The Philadelphia Record reported the confession, with U S Bureau of Investigation agent RK George Harvey quoted. If true, Weiss’s body location was not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
Robert Mais
William Weiss
Mais
Walter Legenza
Weiss
Joseph A. de Strange
New York
Segenza
George Harvey
U. S. Bureau of Investigation
Harvey
Mal
Delaware
Hauptmanns Automo bile Evidence Planned By State
New Jersey jury heard plans to admit the automobile Hauptmann was seen near the Lindbergh home as evidence. Witnesses testified about assets swelling after the ransom, and the state prepared to counter defense attempts linking Isador Fisch. Details included stock margin notes and cash loans, with testimony on the $14,600 ransom money and $44,486 asset total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Joe
Isador Fisch
New York
Albert D. Krutz
Fisch
John
Germany
Curt Schwartz
Bronx
Siens
Schwartz
St. Raymond's Cemetery
The
John F
Jassie) Condon
Condor
Robert Grant
Hastings-on-Hudson
N. Y
Manly
Grant
William E. Frank
Treasury
Thomas W. Trenchard
Frank
David T. Willntz
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D. W. DeHaven
State Supreme Court
Southern Regional Labor
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Percy Warner
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