Dr Sarah Dean Goes On Trial In Kennedy Death Case
Dr Sarah Ruth Dean 88, a slender child specialist, faced a murder trial in Greenwood Mississippi for the death of her former associate Dr John Preston Kennedy. The state seeks a guilty verdict while defense counsel vow not to reveal details amid intense pretrial curiosity. Kennedy reportedly died after taking a highball suspected of containing poison, with alleged dying declarations cited by prosecutors as key evidence.
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Deputies and miners clash ends with one dead
In Pineville a fatal clash at Edgewater Coal mine left Perry Adkins dead and Hill wounded after 50 shots rang out as deputies, national guard and miners confronted each other near Narrowbone road. Union efforts at the mine preceded the disturbance.
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Long Leaves New Orleans Contest to Fight Ouster
Attorney general court action and city hall probes hinge on jurisdiction as Judge O’Hara weighs whether the attorney general or district attorney may supervise the payroll investigation. Senate panel holds formal contest against Long and Overton amid fraud charges and political turmoil in New Orleans.
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A. D. Henriques
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Louisiana Woman's Committee
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Wiley Burke
First Ward
Burke
Louisiana Sixth District
Bolivar E. Kemp, Sr
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Tepre
Dillinger and Aides Face Wide Midwest Charges
Tucson dispatch reports Dillinger and key gang members held in midwestern cases after a spree of robberies and prison breaks. Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois authorities coordinate prosecutions while Arizona officials seek extradition. Witnesses describe a dramatic jail attack that freed Dillinger and left patrolman O Malley dead.
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Indiana
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Russell Clark
Charles Makley
Shovith
Jess Sarber
Sarbers
Dillinger
Leach
Pat O'Malley
Benis
East Chinago
Wilhigus A
Opal Long
Ann Martin
John L. van Buskirk
Makar
Holley
Fair and Colder Conditions Across Tennessee and Virginia
Readings indicate fair skies with colder nights in eastern Tennessee and a gradual warmup by Wednesday. In Virginia, central regions stay chilly tonight with continued cold and rising temperatures into midweek. No rain reported yesterday. temperatures and precipitation details follow daily 6 PM readings.
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Virginia
Winter Returns Chilling Many Regions Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a sharp cold wave hit much of the country after springlike warmth, with temperatures plunging to near zero in many areas. Alaska and the Northwest spawned the front, spreading to the Midwest and Atlantic coast. Forecasters said relief would arrive soon, with warnings of heavy seas from Eastport to Jacksonville. In Chicago the wind and cold reached record-like levels, while St Paul and Eau Claire registered significant subzero readings.
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Kidnappers Asked to Make Contact in Bremer Case
Adolph Bremer, father of Edward G Bremer, pleads with the abductors for contact or a sign that his missing son is alive. The 12-day-old kidnapping case draws on federal and city police efforts, with Bremer, a brewing company owner and Roosevelt friend, urging negotiation while wary of police involvement.
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Adolph Brewer
Edward G. Bremer
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Bremer
Bremer Sybo
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Roosevelt
Ranson
Daladier Again Called to Head French Cabinet
Paris January 25 AP Edouard Daladier former premier was assigned to head the French government to form a public safety cabinet. He planned to take foreign affairs himself and create a national defense ministry uniting war navy and air. Camille Chautemps resigned after rioting and Bayonne pawnshop scandal.
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Germany
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France
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Elysee Palace
Gasto Doumergue
Fires Rage Across Cities Wreck Homes and Hotels
A weekend blaze spree swept multiple cities including Anderson Indiana Brooklyn New York Fall River Massachusetts Wrightsville Beach North Carolina and Chicago Illinois. Fires leveled two three story inns a resort area and several hotels destroying 103 buildings in Wrightsville Beach and forcing mutual aid calls. Chicago saw a wooden structure housing seven firms burn amid gale force winds with estimated losses near $89 000. fall river and others faced extensive damage as crews battled for hours in cold conditions.
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Congress approves money bill amid Roosevelt push
Washington reports Congress completed action on the administration’s 2 billion dollar stabilization fund bill. Unanimous House concurrence followed Senate amendments limiting fund life and dollar devaluation. Roosevelt expected to sign promptly as Garner’s and his own signatures suffice.
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Knox County Shakeup in CWA Administration
Nashville AP report states G C Menzler announces Knox county advisory panel favored splitting the county’s CWA governance. O F Roehl to become CWA administrator succeeding L Bignall who becomes relief administrator. Letters to Knox officials to confirm changes. Advisory boards for relief and CWA to be created, personnel suggestions awaited.
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G. C. Menaler
CWA
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O. F. Roehl
Lewise Bignall
Socialist candidate charged in attempted bank robbery
Dan Dillworth Sumpter, a congressional hopeful from Holbrook, Ariz, is charged with attempted robbery of the First National Bank of Winslow. Police say Sumpter, arrested after a chase, planned to tunnel into the bank with tools and explosives. Sumpter led in votes in Avisona’s history, despite losing to Democrat Isabella Greenway. his mother Ancita Sumpter is hospitalized in Gallup, N. M. for injuries from the same incident.
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Dillworth Sumpter
Tor Congress
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Sumpter
Isabella Greenway
HH. B. Wilkinson
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R. L. Neil
Zermey
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Avigona
Plane Crash Near Fortaleza In Transatlantic Mail Flight
A premier Italian transatlantic mail plane crashed on a beach 12 miles south of Fortaleza Brazil. A Pan American Airways plane sighted the wreckage at 7 am and reported three of four Italian fliers survived. Rescue parties organized by Pan American officials moved to assist.
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Pan-American Airways
Illinois Central reports net railway income rise
The Illinois Central system today reported a net railway operating income for last year of 316,828,087 after adjustments, marking an increase of 4,244,552 over the prior year.
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