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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1934

Page

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Coons and Smith Claimed Coercion in County Jail Dungeons

In Knoxville on March 3 defense lawyers pressed that Cecil Coon and Elgice Smith were held in basement cells for five days before giving statements in a murder case involving Gale City farmer Pendleton and others. Sheriff Brewer testified confessions followed coercive questioning, with intent to separate inmates. Court adjourned to prepare for March term. District Attorney plans to rest Tuesday as the case continues.

Knoxville Mar Shevitz J. Westey Brewer Cecil Coon Elgice Smith Ing Lloyd C. Riley Gale City Farmer Goon Smith al D L. Pendleton Alley Brewer Conn Tzoon Cuun Pendleton Alem Bmilk Theine Chattanooga Bush Coon Bleie Smith Ali Lay Smih Ludo Curt

Weather Outlook for Tennessee Turns Cloudy and Showery

Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with possible showers and mild temperatures. Recent highs and lows are noted, including rainfall data from the prior year. The report references yesterday's low temperature and scattered weather observations across the state with timing hints for the next day.

Tennessee

John Dillinger cop killer breaks jail

John Dillinger, labeled cop killer, allegedly breaks jail as dramatic courtroom scenes unfold. Dr. Alice Wynekoop collapses on the witness stand during cross examination in the trial for the murder of her daughter in law Rheta. Proceedings pause as she is tended by jail physicians and her daughter. Prosecution plans five rebuttal witnesses Monday while defense contemplates redirect inquiries. The trial resumes with expected complexity and heightened public interest.

Maurice E. Collins Associated Press Criminal Courts Building Chicago Alice Lindsay Wyneksop Inlaw Rheta Harry Ts. Mikler de. Catherine Frank McNamara W. W. Smith Charles S. Dougherty

Dillinger Breaks Out With Wooden Pistol

John Dillinger escapes from Lake county jail using a wooden pistol carved in his cell. Authorities pursue him across the Chicago area as Lake county Sheriff Lillian Holley leads the manhunt.

L. A Chicago Lillian Holley Lake County

Austria Observes Death Parliament Anniversary

Vienna March 3 The first anniversary of Austria's parliament will be celebrated nationwide with Chancellor Dollfuss speaking at Villach in Carinthia. He recalls shelving the diet and ruling by emergency decree as tension grows, stating Parliament should not be blamed if it self-destructs. The Socialist party faced elimination as Parliament was dissolved.

Wade Werner Associated Press Vienna Engelbert Dollfn Villach Carinthia Socialist’ Party Ise

Europeans Cheer Roosevelt After First Year in Office

European readers greeted President Roosevelt as he completed his first year in office with cautious optimism. The Associated Press surveyed world leaders for reactions, noting praise for his energy and reforms, while foreign economists and officials weighed the scope and potential impact of his monetary and social policies.

Roosevelt Associated Press Sonn Germany France

Roosevelt says interest grows in government and New Deal

President Roosevelt marks the end of his first year with a claim that public interest in government has surged. He frames the New Deal as lasting and aimed at eradicating deep political illnesses, speaking at American University during the inauguration of Dr. Joseph M. M. Gray as chancellor and noting the new School of Public Affairs.

Washington Roosevelt Joseph M. M. Gray American University United States

Three Albany figures named in kidnap case

John J. O'Connell Jr testifies that three Albany men, John Oley, Percy Geary, and Francis Oley, are among the gang that abducted him last July. O'Connell identifies Strewl as not among the initial abductors, while noting Oley and Geary have prior police records and Strewl’s link to a box car robbery in Atlanta. The trial, ongoing, featured cross examination with Strewl reacting to the testimony.

Kidnap Gang John O'Connell Strews E. D. Fales Associated Press Leany John J. O'Connell National Guard Albany O'Connell Manney Strewl O’connell Strewl Daniel H. Prioy John Oley Percy Geary Francis Oley Oley Atlanta Penitentiary Percy Geary

Dean Sentenced to Life for Kennedy Murder in Mississippi

In Greenwood Mississippi a jury found Dr Sarah Ruth Dean guilty of murdering her admirer Dr John Preston Kennedy after five weeks of testimony and sentenced her to life with hard labor. The defense moved for a new trial and was granted 90 days to file detailed briefs with a tentative hearing set for June 2 in Indianola.

Greenwood Miss Sarah Ruth Dean State Penitentiary John Preston Kennedy Kennedy S&s. F. Davis Indianola Qver

Labor’s Right to Organize Cited by Roosevelt

On the eve of NRA code authorities assembly, President Roosevelt issued an executive order to discipline employers who interfere with union efforts. The National Labor Board membership was increased and strengthened. Secretary Morgenthau asked 112 banks for capital credit information to stimulate heavy industry revival as an NRA aim.

James Cope Associated Press Washington NRA Roosevelt National Labor Board Morgenthau The Treasury Hugh S. Johnson

First Year New Deal Ends As Nation Reels From Controversy

AP dispatch from Washington notes the first year of the New Deal closing tomorrow with debate over dictatorship charges and recovery programs. It outlines two categories: temporary measures to spur business recovery and permanent reforms, listing public works, Civil Works Administration, surplus purchases, TVA, and mortgage refinancings among others.

Associated Press Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Capitol Hills National Recovery Administration Public Works and Civil Works Administrations Emergency Conservation Corps Reconstruction Corporation Reconstruction Tennessee Valley Authority

Gun blast kills advertising head Eli Daiches in Chicago

Police report a machine gun attack killed Eli Daiches 44, head of the Thomas J. Powers Advertising Agency, as he sat in his car on the South Lake front drive. The assailants fled. Daiches had connections to London and Chicago institutions, with a prior 1938 office assault noted.

Eli Daiches Chicago Mar South Lake Front Daiches Cat Sherry Motel Miss Louille Osborn C. J. Cronin Wichita, Kan Miss Osborn Thomas J. Powers Art Institute Chicago Historical Society Pield Museum of National History Jewish Charities Samuel Daiches London Powers Agency Leed Yorkshire Lig Rabbi Israel Daiches Prussia United States

Erwin Yellowjackets Take Sixteenth District Title

Erwin Yellowjackets earned a 25-20 victory over Kingsport in the Sixteenth District Basketball tournament final. Blue City topped Johnson City 29-2 in the consolation game, as Johnson City faltered after a third quarter rally. Bluff City led throughout its contest.

Erwin Yellowjackets East Tennessee Erwin Kingsport Blue City Johnson City John‘son City Bluff City

Kingsport Times Trophy Honors Kingsport Team and Winner

Erwin received the Times trophy for the winning team while Kingsport earned a runner-up cap and Bluff City won the consolation trophy. Professor C. K. Keffman presented awards. Claude Wright of Kingsport earned a gold wrist watch from Dobyns Taylor Hardware as most outstanding, most sportsmanlike, and best all around player.

Erwin Kingsport Times Kingsport Bluff City C. K. Keffman Claude Wright Dobyns-Taylor Hardware Company

Erwin Defeats Kingsport In Thrilling Gym Battle

The Erwin team led from the start and dominated Kingsport, with a 22 11 score at one point and a final 25 20 comeback by Johnson City cutting the margin. Ryburn, Erwin forward, stood out with 14 points on sharp passing and shooting while Duncan anchored the defense.

Erwin Kingsport Ryburn Duncan Wright Jevery Sain Realao Fox Fs Kingsport Gfg Wilson Gifers Saylor Haney Wright Hale Ags Kingsport

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Aisi Oflu John Dillinger Alice Wynekoop Dougherty Wynkoop Austria Dollfuss Mr. Roosevelt America Great Britain Buulget Gunnar Myrdal Lis Irish Free State Eamon DE Valera Iish Free State Dublin Ireland Dean Employers Capital Credit National Dist. T. S.A. AL Richard L. Turner
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