Abductor of Bank President Captured After Long Hunt
Delinski, linked to the Atlanta kidnapping of bank president Ottley, was arrested in San Antonio after a federal probe. Ottley’s son, Chief Sturdivant, and Gina aided in the search, and Delinski waived extradition. Officers traced a suitcase, express shipment, and a letter to the suspect.
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Atlanta
Dallas
San Antonio
Bureau of Investigation
Ottley
Georgia
John K. Ottley, Jr
Sturdivant
Gina
Delinski
Young Ottley
Young Deilinski
Central Relief Committee
Miami
Fla
Son
B. S. Williams
Ginnet
San Amg
Bureau of Unification
Express
Parker and
Maloukis
Delinski Fand
Rates on Freight Won’t Be Slashed
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in a 7 to 3 ruling, kept the general railroad freight rate structure as reasonable under current conditions and rejected a blanket reduction sought by farm, lumber, coal, and other groups. It urged carriers to consider downward revisions in grain, lumber, and export coal, and to maintain rate peaks where justified while cutting unjust ones. The petition, filed in January by farm groups, the National Coal Association, and the National Lumber Manufacturers Association, argued rates had stayed high during declining commodity prices.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Coal Association
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Describing radiation hazards and wartime defense ideas
Arthur Brisbane discusses gas attack fears in big cities, Reconstruction Finance Corporation lending to the Pennsylvania railroad, and how loans funded labor and materials across 35 states. He quotes R E Wood praising business growth, notes punitive measures against barbarians, and cites public fears about detour rain and plague superstitions.
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United States
Monkey fur in fashion sparks debate on women’s attire
The article notes fur trimmed outfits and gloves of liz ard and snake skin, highlighting fashion trends using animal skins. It questions women wearing skins of animals and even monkeys while acknowledging fashion’s role in solving related problems.
Monroe Mayor Seeks Federal Aid for Local Projects
Mayor Bern stein proposes major federal aid funded projects for Monroe including water meter installation, a Ouachita river wharf, municipal abbatoir, drainage improvements on the east side, overpasses or underpasses on streets crossing Illinois Central tracks, and expanded fire alarm and central station facilities to lower insurance rates. He plans to consult civic leaders and present a detailed list to the federal Works Progress Administration board.
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Monroe
Riley J. Wilson
D. A. Breard
R. D. Swayze
S. H. McCrary
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Louisiana
Bernstein
Public Works Commission
Ouachita River
Young's Bayou
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