Bandit Forces Surgeon To Operate On His Pal With Razor
A Chicago bandit forced surgeon S Hirschfeld to operate on an injured companion with a razor blade and no anesthetic in a North Side rooming house. The wounded man and a murdered undertaker were found after a gun battle that left one officer fatally shot and two policemen badly wounded. Police hunted the suspects as the scene unfolded near the Eastwood Inn.
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Bandit
Surgeon
Chicago
Renee
Lund
Hirschfeld Ag Piste
Abdomin
Eastwood Inn
Alex Meekuson
Edretin McIntyre
Phil Kelly
Hirschfeld
Pa Newc Observes Park Scene and Weather Update
Workmen painted the Riamond park area near the Penna Ohio Washington street sub station, with a black base and aluminum highlight under an old ball, among pines and greenery. Frost persisted for a third day, with a general shift toward warmer, more pleasant weather later. A seventh ward incident saw a neighbor’s tack injure a room ceiling during a buck rescue attempt, prompting neighbors to assist. Local game protectors reported hawks in the Plains Grave district as the scene continued.
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Penna- Ohin Washington Street
Seventh Ward
Careo
Plains Grave
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily United States weather report for a 24 hour period ending at 5 sare shows temperatures with a high near 33 and a low around 34. No precipitation reported.
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United States
Hensey Front
Rives
Three Burned To Death As Plane Falls To Earth
A hazardous air pocket sent the Memphis Commercial Appeal's plane Skippy into a dive during a goodwill flight to Grenada. Pilot George Stokes and crew Dick Northington died, along with two others burned in the crash. John Crump, 30, son of Memphis political leader E. H. Crump, also perished. Winds were described as treacherous. bodies were recovered after the fire.
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Witth
John Crump
E. H. Crump
Memphis
George Stokes
Dick Northington
Stokes
Northington
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Commercial Appeal
Skippy
Grenada
Eight Hundred Attend Opening of T. and L. Assembly
About eight hundred people attended the formal opening of the new quarters of the Trades and Labor assembly on the second floor of the Wallace building at 3024 East Washington street. Members and wives of TLA and affiliated A F of L bodies were present. a Bartenders Union luncheon served by William Haley and Mrs. Eleanor Skuncey. The new five-room space, plus an office, was described by Ralph Audina as finally sufficient for the assembly’s varied bodies.
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Trades & Labor Assembly Lnsteight
Wallace
Eas Washington Street
A. F. of L
Bartenders Union
William Haley
Women’s Union
Labr!league
Eleanore Skuncey
Ralph Audina
Assembly
Fugitives Seized in Wheeling After Missouri Prison Break
Four gunmen and an accomplice tied to a Missouri prison escape and linked to Ohio robberies were captured in Wheeling. Held on 60 000 bond awaiting Missouri extradition, they were joined by Billy Love 28 of Tulsa as a suspect in the armored car cash transfer. Others named: William Montgomery 39 of Pittsburgh Eugene Booth 21 of Bloomfield New Jersey and Dave Rogers 30 of Detroit.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Missouri
Ohio
A& Ids
Billy Love
Miss Lave
Tulsa
Okla
Willam Montgomery
Pittsburgh
Eugene Booth
Bloomfield
N. J
Dave Rogers
Detroit
Iressa
President Roosevelt Silent On International Situation
Washington May 3 President Roosevelt plans to remain silent on the international scene. Officials said no radio address or congressional communication is planned despite calls to amplify America’s position. His January message already stated views on neutrality and flexible law.
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George Dukno
International News Service
Washington
Wallec House
Roosevelt
America
Congress
Navy
Gilfillan Home Damaged By Fire
Firefighters responded to a blaze at the Gilfillan residence on Clenmore Boulevard around 9 30 am after a roof fire broke out. Two alarms brought four fire companies. wind fueled the fire but crews controlled it with limited interior damage. Owner estimated losses near $2,000, covered by insurance.
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Clee Gillian
Clenmore Boulevard
Gminan
Imsrance
Duke and Duchess of Windsor to attend World’s Fair visit
London reports that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan a summer visit to the New York World’s Fair. The former monarch and his American-born duchess may be accompanied by a party of British and French friends.
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International News Service
London
Coal Strike Seen Failing to Materialize Says Union Pacific Head
W M Jeffers president of Union Pacific with wife and daughter in Cheyenne as he predicts the nationwide soft coal strike slated for tomorrow will not occur. He believes operators and union reps will reach an agreement before the deadline and any walkout would end within 72 hours.
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Iternational
Cheyenne
Wyo
Appalachian
W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Jeffers
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Wnion
Garner Has Slight Cold
Vice President Garner, suffering a slight cold, remained in his hotel apartment in Washington. A brisk capital-area chill with highs near 60 and a low around 40 prompted doctors to advise rest indoors.
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Garner
Washington
Phyvsicagn
Ipl Lw
Coalition Pushes Neutrality Legislation in Congress
A stay-in-session push emerges as John H. Bankhead introduces a June 14 adjournment plan without neutral ity action. The move, seen as a trial balloon by Vice President Garner, draws a strong backlash from Republicans and Democrats urging Congress to remain until neutrality laws are enacted and American involvement in European warfare is avoided.
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William K. Hutchinson
Congress
Joh N. Garner
Nazi offers non aggression pacts to northern lands
Berlin May 3 Reichswehrer Adolf Hitler today offered non aggression pacts to Finland Sweden Norway and Denmark to erect a neutral bulwark on the northern border. Officials said the move aims to hamper Anglo Polish military operations and could extend to Lithuania Latvia and Estonia creating a Baltic neutral front. The press continued to attack Polish chauvinism over Danzig and German claims as the story continued on Page Two.
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Berlin
Reichswehrer
Adolf Hitler
Pinland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Europe
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Baltic
No Encirclement Says Chamberlain Denies Nazi claim
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain is ready to discuss reciprocal assurances with Germany and that there is no foundation for charges of encirclement. He praised reactions to his denial and noted ongoing talks with Soviet Russia and Turkey as part of preparing a broader European anti aggression front.
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Charles A. Smith
Saint Correspo
London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Conumons
Great Britain
Germany
Reichs Uehrer
Adolf Aitler
Reichstag
Chamberlain
Poland
Hitler
Britain
Russia
Turkey
Chamberlain Gadd
Pittsburgh Begins Parking Meter Use Across City
Pittsburgh starts parking meter use with about 440 machines in the Bash End Oakland North Side and downtown. A penny buys 12 minutes of parking a nickel buys 60 minutes and dimes are not accepted.
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Pittsburgh
Pittssburgh
Bome
Bash End
Oakland
North Side
Lewis Prepares Reply To Latest Coal Proposal
John L. Lewis plans a reply to a modified coal industry proposal amid a 420000 miner work suspension in Appalachia. The talks center on a closed shop versus a poverty clause and include Union dues check offs and UMWA treasury transfers, with Pressman in Washington weighing a contract path.
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Lewis
C International News Service
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Way Propa
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
U. M. W. A. Treasury
Let Pressman
Union
CIO
Washington
Pressman
Segutine
Fiish Hand
Akron Beacon Journal Official Slugged Robbed Of 4000
Two bandits robbed Vincent Thomas in the circulation office of Akron Beacon Journal, escaping with about 4000. Thomas was struck during the hold up as he prepared to take funds to the business office. He was taken to a hospital for examination.
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Internationw News Service
Akron. O
Vincent Thomas
Akron Beacon Journal
Cfrentation
Beacon-Journal
Dusing Thomas
Cirentation
Thomas
Lindbergh Seeks U S Air Supremacy Aid From Roosevelt
Col Lindbergh and the national advisory committee for aeronautics plan to urge President Roosevelt to back a nationwide air supremacy program. They aim to secure funds for a major research laboratory near Chicago after reviewing Langley Field aeronautical developments and proposing a vision research effort to match dictatorial powers.
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Col. Lindbergh
U. S
Leon W. Shloss
National
No View & Errospaniout
Washington
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Advisory Committee For
Agro- Nautics
Roosevelt
United States
Tha
Ihes Ca
NACA
Langley Field
Lindbergh
Rooseveld
Congress
Chicago
Legislature Near Sunrise Ends Long Session in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the legislature wrapped Tuesday's session after the longest meeting since January. Bills on Worksmen compensation and the public assistance act await final action on the third reading calendar. Leaders hope talks will shorten time needed for the final dispositions.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Death of William Bryterson at 64 in Worthesday
William Bryterson, 64, of 108 North Min whreet, Worthesday, died on May 3. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities.
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William Bryterson
North Min Whreet
Poland preps to reject Hitler demands over Danzig corridor
War saw reports that Poland appears ready to refuse German demands for the free city of Danzig and a corridor linking East Prussia with Pomerania. Foreign Minister Josef Beck is expected to address the nation on the issue as British backing grows. the Reich press hints at further pressure while Warsaw keeps firm.
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Siatr
Leslie Kiki
News & Cor Pee
Warsaw
Great Britain
Vndar
Gereman
Dansk
East Pris
Pomerita
Josef Beck
Hitler
Reichstag
Beck
Trias
Dan
Danme
Reich
Bank Robbery Charge Tiled in Clintonville Pa Case
Two men, James Murray and George Slide, were charged with robbing the Peoples National Bank at Clintonville of 85,000 in cash and negotiable securities in October. They appeared in federal court in Pittsburgh for preliminary hearings. A third suspect in the Venango county robbery case remains unnamed.
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Ciernatinnay News
Pittsburgh
Peaples National Bank
Clintonville
Federal District Court
Oagwen
James Murray
Isorge Slide
Minhoo
Presidente Treaver
Chicaze
Slide
Pitsburg
Brekke Iy
II Aulayin
Venango Comaly
Robhery Disci
Grand Jiwty
Erie
Poland’s Move Places Hitler In Tough Spot
Poland stands firm against Hitler’s demands as Warsaw signals continued resistance. Diplomatic observers caution that Poland's bold posture could constrain Hitler if Berlin seeks to press claims on Danzig and Czech territory while Europe watches closely.
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Poland
Hitler
Knickerbocker
Romania Would Discuss War Debt
A Romanian government note to the United States proposed reopening negotiations to settle its World War I debt. The note was delivered to Secretary Hull by Romanian Minister Rad and a brief half hour meeting followed. The Romanians indicated a desire to reopen the question and discuss a defaulted war debt of 500,000,000 dollars with the United States.
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Bulletin v Incernationa! News Service
Washington
United States
Cordell Hull
Rad
State Department
United
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Fragmented OCR prose on a rambling narrator and food hints
A garbled excerpt presents a rambling voice mentioning a Mr Hert, odd musings about gutomodles and relishes, and scattered phrases about cans of something and fishes. The text appears as fractured gibberish with no clear events or recognizable subjects.
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Danzig
Akron
Arthur Dean
Fermeny
Indiana Univers 9
Bernice Marin Park
Branenville
Ind
Worthesday
Napoleon
H.R. Knickerbocker
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Iserthe
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Vakia
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Rumania
Arthur Mometer
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