Dillinger Gang Leaders In Jail After Frontiers Raid
Four leaders of the Dillinger gang including John Dillinger were captured in Tucson Arizona after a hotel fire and sharp-eyed police work. They carried cash and jewels from bank robberies and possessed an arsenal of weapons and 3,500 rounds of ammunition.
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Tucson
Ariz
Dillinger
Midde West
Bogle
John Dllinger
Barry Pierpont
algserman
Russell Clark
Charles Makley
Indiana
Michigan Cty
Inse
Joseph Fox
Joseph Burns
John Hamilton
Chrk
Sght
Pierpont
Ohio
hhe
Dilinger
Central National Bank
Greencastle
Ind
Thompson Considers $160000 Suit Over Arrest
Princess Anne druggist Wm H Thompson says he is weighing a $160000 claim for false arrest and character damage against Attorney General William Preston Jane Jr after his November arrest during troops sweep on the Eastern Shore tied to the lynching case of George Arm Wood. Thompson pledged more action may follow.
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Princess Anne
Wm. H Thompson
William Preston Jane, Jr
Thompson
Baltimore
George Arm Wood
Somerset commer
Beltimore
ordess
Albert C. Ritchie
Son-in-law of Mellon Heads Coal Companies
Pittsburgh report notes Alan M., son-in-law of Mellon, rises to chairman of the Pittsburgh Coal Co. with a large stake and vast western Pennsylvania mines. Observers see this as a sign the Mellon family will take a more active role in the bituminous coal company.
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MELLON
Pittsburgh
Alan M
noe SORae
Pitsburgh Coal Co
Pennsylvacaife
Mel- As
great
bituminous
Weather today and January rainfall comparison
The report shows no precipitation in the 24 hours to 7 a.m. today. January to date is 1.90 inches versus a normal 3.20. January 1933 recorded 2.89 inches. Yesterday's high was 66, low last night 37, with moon and sun times listed for today and tomorrow.
Tobacco Reduction Program Outlined for Upper Country Growers
Maryland extension officials outline a tobacco reduction plan for upper country growers near Damascus. Participants sign contracts to cut 25 percent of acreage and production with federal payments around 45 dollars per acre and a guaranteed minimum of 35 dollars. A Damascus High School meeting on February 3 explains details. only 40 percent of growers can sign due to funds, with landlords and tenants signing together.
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Maryland
offcrals
University of Mayland Extension
Berrice
Damascus
Montgomery
Frederick
CarroH
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Damascus High School
Satucdar
tgaineons Bega Sch
Large export gain in December shown
Washington reports a favorable U S trade balance of 59 million dollars for December and 226 million for 1933. December exports reached 197.9 million while imports rose to 133.0 million. 1933 export total was 1.675 billion, up from 1.'s 2 7? billion in 1932.
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Washington
Armeree
United States
Captive mine strike settlement seen near
Reported progress toward a settlement of a local mine strike amid cheering pickets. Wetmen Coal Co. and owners faced continued demands as miners held meetings to press for agreement on major concessions.
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capiday
Wetmen Coal Co
parec
TEson
Marriage License Issued for Cupp and Beach in Hagerstown
Lez Fractured. Oscar Hays of near Wolfstdle is recovering at Washi Hospital with a fractured leg after a fall. Marriage license issued in Hagerstown to Harry Cupp 54 Sharpsburg and Edna Beach 45 Frederick. Condition unchanged for County Treasurer Thomas A Chapline very ill at home on West Patrick Street.
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Lez
Oscar Hays
Wolfstdle
Washi Hospital
Hagerstown
Harry
Cupp
Sharpsburg
Edna Beach
Frederick
Thomas A. Chapline
West Patrick street
Rubber tire alcohol labeling sparks federal debate
A Raw OCR summary notes the Federal Alcohol Control Administration weighs consumer protection when rectifiers mix alcohol from rubber tire sources with whisky. Questions arise on labeling rubber tire alcohol as potential safer grain or molasses based products. The piece also covers Louisiana politics and Washington pay scale debates unrelated to alcohol.
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Washington
Federal Alcohol Control Admnistration
PACA
Repwlfers
Hoover to travel east soon says former White House aide
Lawrence Richey, ex White House secretary, reports President Hoover will travel east soon to attend personal matters in New York City, though no exact date was given. Traders cashing in muted markets amid the news. At the Blue Ridge Lumbermen's Association meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel, 25 members from Frederick, Howard and Carroll counties discussed NRA code provisions and technical lumber issues.
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Washington
Blue Ridge
Lumsemien
Francis Scott Key
Frank Newman
Sikesot
Frederick
Howard
Carroll counties
aL ‘oui
Administration Drives for Senate Vote on Treasury Bill
United States news from Washington reports the administration pressing for rapid House approval of an 820 million dollar treasury post office bill and farm mortgage refinancing bonds awaiting Roosevelt's signature. Perkins objects to cut to central employment service funds while tax tweaks target coconut and sesame imports and allow higher taxes on discriminatory foreign suppliers.
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House
treasury post office
Senate
Perkins
central employment service
Roosevelt
Wars and Means committee
Ways and Means comntee
Virginia Senate Considers Administration School Tax Bill
Richmond Jan 26 AP An administration measure to raise school funding by over 1 million dollars was introduced in the Senate. Senator A P Staples of Roanoke said the bill shifts taxes from real estate to other subjects, with revenue paid by the state to localities. Pellagra case reported near Waverstille by Dr C M Van Powe noting skin and nervous system effects linked to malnutrition. American cars entering Canada face a 2 dollar tax for value, not applied to all cross border trips.
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Richmond
Senate
a. P. Staples
Roanoke
Waverstille
C. M. Van Powe
Airy
Swockdale
Touhy gang trial proceeds in Chicago courtroom
In a Chicago courtroom the state presses its case against the Touhy gang accused of kidnapping John Factor’s wife Bela Factor. The trial unfolds with witnesses and testimony shaping the narrative as prosecutors seek conviction.
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John
Jake
Gus” Schafer
atoney
William Scott
Stewart
Chicago
Touhy
Roosevelt’s compromises shape New Deal policy
The article argues President Roosevelt leverages compromise to manage conflicts with the Federal Trade Commission and veterans’ compensation. It notes NRA code disputes, FTC friction, and Roosevelt’s calculated concessions to avert crises, including raising veterans’ allowance estimates and preempting larger fights in Congress.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Coggress
the
trade commission
commission
NRA
Predesct High School Band to Present Annual Concert
Advance ticket sales report a 21st annual concert by Predesct High School Band and Orchestra tonight at 7:45 in the auditorium, followed by the High School Alumni Band concert. Program includes marches, orchestral numbers, solo and duet performances featuring students Sperry Stor ton, Joseph Scephers, and other performers.
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Liszt
Margate
Milline
Schubert
The Zeppelin
Organ Recitals Read of the X Hood College Jam bee
Fragmented notes describe an event at a college with opera selections and a chorus. Mentions a 26 lb object, a rifle range, and measurements including 68 inches and 2 inch claws, with a sassafras trap cleared at a tall park.
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X- Hood College
Jambie-Bee
Ben Johnson
Isaida
Vorset
Cascade
Rene Brown
Hic
land National Guard
Tadeae
Betnir
sassafras
tall park
Rally of youth group energizes Grace Church gathering
More than 155 young people from Christian Endeavor District 4 attended a rally day at Grace Church. Rev E D Bender presided with Russel child serving as chair. After a business session, officers were elected and a program directed by Frederick was enjoyed. A separate afternoon meeting in Winchester Hall organized the Conley Govermar era campaign effort led by Dr Charles H Conley with plans for permanent offices and monitors.
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Christian Endeavor District
E D. Bender
Russel &child
a . gader
Frederick
Resentment Leads Feaga to Threaten Wife and Non-support Ruling
Marion Feaga, jailed ten days on his wife's recommendation, returned home and struck at his wife. A six months House of Correction sentence was suspended on condition he move out, with sheriff support. A non-support case for two dollars weekly per child was heard and ordered to continue. Ebert Ice Cream Co. directors were elected. The Ladies Auxiliary met at the engine house. In Hagerstown 298 liquor licenses were issued totaling twelve thousand five hundred dollars. 35 licenses covered hard liquors.
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Marion Feaga
South Marketstreet
Feagamn
Feaga
Robert H. Corum
Corum
Atorney S
Hagerstown
Washington county
Japan to Protest Mussolini Over Far East Article
Japan plans a formal protest to Premier Mussolini via Ambassador Matsushima over a recent article by Mussolini on the Far East. The protest also voices objections to Marquis Vascelo’s Chamber of Deputies speech as diplomatic circles note the ongoing Fascist press campaign against Japanese economic aggression hurting Italian silk and cotton goods markets.
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Rome
Mussolini
TL Duce
Far East
Matsushima
Marquis Vascelo
Chamber of Deputies
psars
Attempted assassination thwarted of Romanian Premier Tatarescu
Police in Sinaia blocked what appeared to be a plot against Prime Minister George Tatarescu while he rode a special train with his cabinet en route to a royal banquet for King Boris and Queen Joana of Bulgaria. A student was dragged from the Prime Minister's coach as the train moved, triggering a tense arrest.
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Sinaia
George Tatarescu
Romania
Bucharest
Boris
Jo~anos
Bulgaria
King Carola Palace
Palice
Tatarescu
Rong Duca
U S security issue oversubscribed in new borrowing plan
Secretary Morgenthau announced the governments billion dollar security issue was oversubscribed nearly five times by subscriptions totaling more than 4.77 billion dollars. The offerings included nearly 500 million dollars in certificates and 3.415 billion in notes as part of a 10.0069 billion borrowing program.
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Washington
Morgenthau
treasury
Morgenhau
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