Jury Acquits Glenn Kline in Gilbert Killing Case
A Circuit Court jury acquitted Glenn Kline, 29, near Garfield, of stabbing Gilbert Gibert leading to his death after a night of fighting in Wolfsville. Prosecution argued Kline was the knife wielder, while defense claimed lack of evidence tying him to the blade. Jackson, also indicted, avoided trial today as prosecutors consider severance.
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Senators Clash Over Air Mail Deaths and Policy
Washington March 13 A Republican senator and a Democratic rival both named Robinson sparred over the air mail deaths of ten army flyers amid wartime contracts. The dispute touched on President Roosevelt's role and the handling of private contracts as reshaping of the Democratic National Committee to prepare for campaigns proceeded alongside discussions on permanent air mail routes and veterans issues.
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National Auto C Of 6 Wage Increase Recommendation
The directors of NX at the Automotive Chamber of Commerce announced they recommended members raise wages from 40 to 36. The plan aims to adjust weekly pay and set higher compensating wages by March 1935, ahead of a National Labor meeting on automobile labor disputes.
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Banghart Given 39 Years Term in Factor Kidnapping
Chicago dispatch reports Sassi Hugh Banghart was convicted for involvement in the John Factor kidnapping and sentenced to 99 years. The verdict followed a weeklong trial with a quick jury decision at 7:07 pm, as prosecutors welcomed the sentence. Banghart is the fourth Touhy gang member imprisoned for the abduction, joining Roger Touhy and Gust Schaefer, with Albert Kator already serving. Separate notes from Albany describe Mannny stew conviction and various sentences related to the same case, including others tied to the ransom plot and investigations into gang activities.
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Government moves to tighten stock market controls bill
Washington reports the Treasury and Federal Reserve Board advance a revised plan to regulate markets. After a four hour session, officials and experts outlined major changes including more flexible margin requirements, exemptions for brokers and specialists, and looser corporate reporting rules while aiming to ease bank loan burdens on securities. The pension system note remains separate with a history of outlays since 1790 totaling over 3.87 billion dollars.
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Congress reels over veterans' benefits funding clash
The books bill passed the House yesterday and awaits Senate action. Senate approved liberalized veteran allowances, while the House appropriations committee waits for leaders to route a compromise bill to a joint House Senate panel for possible White House approval.
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Insect Process Described By Ancient Observation
A fragment notes how a fir insect handles grain sugar by first coating the grain with liquid, then as the sugar dissolves into syrup the insect rises. The line seems a metaphor or crude natural observation from a historical text.
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