G Men Begin Hunt For Body Of Ross Anders In St Paul
Federal agents under J Edgar Hoover arrive in St Paul seeking bodies or cash from the Ross Anders kidnapping and killing case. Peter Anders, arrested near Los Angeles, is moved toward Chicago as Hoover hints at other kidnappings. Agents disperse after briefing with no details, while speculation grows about a Wisconsin line burial.
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Anders
St. Paul
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peter Anders
J. Edgar Hoover
Charles S. Ross
Chicago
Hoover
Santa Anita Yaeetrack
Los Angeles
Charles Matison
Tacoma
Wash
Wisconsin
Pacific Northwest
Ross
James Atwood Gray
Rockford
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Ralph Brown
Denver
Barker-Karpis
Senate Hearing Highlights Interior Dept Laxity
Senator Pittman told the senate the public lands committee heard astounding revelations of laxity and possible criminal carelessness in the interior department tied to E K Burlew nomination. Testimony accused Reno Stitley of defrauding CCC funds of 84000, with Burlew described as having broad signing power over interior orders and Ickes correspondence.
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Public Lands Committee
Pittman
Washington
Nevada
Senate
Interior Department
E. K. Burlew
Interior
Reno Stitely
Ickes
Burlew
Bank Robbery Nets $25,000 in South Charleston
Three roughly dressed men robbed the First National Bank of South Charleston in broad daylight. Clerks and customers were forced to lie on the Moor as the trio escaped in a car with about $25,000. Police blocked border bridges into Ohio and Kentucky. the suspects’ car reportedly bore a Michigan plate.
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Charleston
W. Va
First National Bank of
Ammon Goes East on Fair Business
Madison special Ralph E Ammon manager of the Wisconsin state fair and president of the International Association of Fairs will speak at the New England fairs in Boston and the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society meeting in York He will also attend the American Automobile Association board meeting to which he was recently elected.
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Ralph E. Ammon
International Association of Fairs
New England
Boston
Pennsylvania Agricultural Society
York
Sie
American Automobile Association
Blarcom Is Dead Fond du Lac Wis
P G Blarcom a former Fond du Lac county register of deeds and former Kewaskum school principal died at a hospital here yesterday. He was a longtime local public servant and educator.
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Wis
P. G. Blarcom
Four Leflay family victims to be buried in Pepin
Four slain members of the Lawrence Leflay family will be buried Thursday in Pepin Wisconsin after funeral services at 2 p.m. Lawrence Leflay 37. Mrs Leflay 27 and children Virgie 1 and Beulah will be buried tomorrow. The others Marvin Tallay 35 and Hallie 26, brother and sister in law, were reported in fair condition after Marvin shot the family then killed himself following an argument with Marvin’s brother. Sheriff Victor Selene said the event occurred Monday night.
Religious Services Held in Tavern in Missouri Revival
Rev. Noel Bremner, an Ozarks Nazarene minister, reports nightly revivals in a tavern where beer sales pause for 30 minutes. He places a hand printed sign reading Church of the Nazarene and attracts Ozarkians from miles around who sit on tables and floors to listen before the bar resumes service. The revival began after a 10 day alliance with bartender Murphy Myers.
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Noel Bremner
Ozarks Mountain
Murphy Myers
Navy planes complete record mass flight to Pearl Harbor
Eighteen large navy bombing planes from California landed at Pearl Harbor before dawn, marking the greatest mass flight in aviation history. First plane touched water at 7 48 am central standard time, 20 hours 30 minutes after official takeoff yesterday from San Diego. Spectators number 100 as the aircraft landed in orderly fashion behind Lieut Commander S H Warner amid unfavorable weather.
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Honolulu
California
Pearl Harbor
San Diego
Calif
S. H. Warner
Warner
Severe Cold Wave Grips Eastern Regions
The eastern United States endured its coldest spell of the winter with temperatures dropping to 7 below in New York City and 5 below in Hartford.forecasts warn of snow tomorrow across the state while Niagara Falls reports a 10 foot thick ice bridge spanning 3 006 feet near the falls.
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United Press
New York City
Hartford
Conn
Niagara Falls
Roosevelt Meets 50 Business Leaders on Economic Stabilization
President Roosevelt convened 50 members of Secretary Roper's business advisory council in a broad session to discuss the recession and potential stabilization efforts. The gathering follows recent talks with Sloan and other industrial leaders, with future discussions set with auto manufacturers and finance chiefs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roper
W. Averill Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corporation
White House
Sloan
John L. Lewis
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Partner
Green Bay Girl Dies at Chicago Hospital
Miss Eunice Shepro of Green Bay Wisconsin died last night at University of Chicago Billings hospital after a battle with a rare disease my elitis. She had been in serious condition for days and was placed in an iron lung borrowed from the Chicago Rapid Transit Lines for a short time.
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Chicago
Eunice Shepro
Green Bay
Wis
University of Chicago
Billings Hospital
Shepro
Chicago Rapid Transit Lines
Security Programs Run U. S. Into Red
Treasury data show social security and railroad retirement costs far exceeding tax income through Jan 1, totaling 294.68 million over receipts of 666.30 million. expenditures reach 960.98 million with half spent on grants to start programs while several benefits began before year end.
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Washington
Treasury
Labor Department
District of
Paris Labor Turmoil Topples Chautemps Government
Paris reports a radical socialist led cabinet replacement after labor disturbances and a coming Thursday cabinet meeting. In Valencia a rebel air raid killed about five hundred children, while Barcelona faced the heaviest bombing with heavy civilian casualties.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
France
Chautemps
People's Front
Yvon Delbos
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Bordeaux
Regions Office
General Confederation of
Jabor
Lyon
London
Valencia
Estoria
Algiers
Barcelona
Beteen
Fire at Canadian boys college leaves 19 dead
A devastating fire at the College of the Sacred Heart in St Hyacinthe Quebec killed 19 and left 26 unreported as crews probed the four story building. Officials feared more fatalities among students and teaching brothers while some missing hailed from the United States.
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Sti Myacinthe
Que
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St. Wyncinthe
St Charles Hospital
Montreal
United States
Brother Xaver
Vincent Levourneau
Pawtucket
Paul Armand
Sts. Hyacinthe
Woonsocket
William O'Connell
Westport
Cann
Normand
Roger Pouln
Central Falls
Hts
Waching Brothers
Fond du Lac Judge Seeks Reelection for Fifth Term
Fond du Lac Wisconsin Henry Mo Fellenz judge of municipal court since 1921 announced his bid for reelection to a fifth consecutive term. Fellenz was formerly a law partner of Representative M. BR. Reilly.
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Tond du Lac
Wis
Henry Mo Fellenz
Fellenz
Rep
M. BR. Reilly
Cardozo Remains In Unchanged Condition Says Ear nest Jr
Dr J P L Earnest Jr reports Justice Cardozo remains in an unchanged condition after a week of severe heart attacks. Daily updates have described no change in his status.
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Washington
J. PL Earnest Jr
Earnest
Appleton Man Dies Instantly In Crossing Crash
John J. Dere of Menasha and Appleton, born Sept. 11 1884, killed when his auto collided with a locomotive at Kimberly Road crossing near Appleton. He was employed as a salesman for Ruby Vacuum and survived by wife three sons a daughter and his mother with funeral set for Saturday at Sacred Heart Church Appleton. Burial at St Margaret cemetery Neenah.
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Menasha
Wis
John J. Dere
Jefferson Street
Appleton
Anna Dere
Appleton Street
Nutes
Mobile
Anleetica Trai Chicana & Northwes Company
Mepasha Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Doro
Ruby Vacuum |Aner Company
James
Held Hardware and Electric Company
Jenasha
John Jr
Harvey
Lester Dore
Delores Doro
Anna Doro
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Margaret
Neenah
Wisconsin Snow Likely With Mild Temperature Change Tonight
Occasional snow is probable tonight and Thursday in Wisconsin with little temperature change. Observations from Milwaukee show high and low temperatures around 72 and 0 yesterday, with no precipitation reported today. Data from Sinekelaff Observatory notes a maximum of 27 and minimum of 16, with calm winds.
Senators push for repeal of undistributed profits tax
Washington M Senate finance committee members forecast a drastic tax revision with widespread support for repeal of the undistributed profits tax and stronger capital gains adjustments. The House tax bill faces hearings this week as leaders study details and weigh positions.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Jhouse
Ways and Means
Harrison
Mississippi
House Committee
House
James H. R. Cromwell
Morris S. Tremaine
New York State
George H. Houston
Baldwin Locomotive Works
R. L. Wood
Sears, Rochuck & Co
Morrison
Clark
Missouri
Bob
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
la Foliette
Treasury
U. S. Comptroller Plans Resignation to Run for California Governor
J F O Connor told United Press he will resign as U S Comptroller to seek the California governorship. He plans to return to private law practice in Los Angeles after five years in the post, with the resignation date left to President Roosevelt.
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U.21
J. F. O'Conner
United Pres
Roosevelt
O'Connor
California
Los Angeles
Statewide Coalition Meeting Set for Saturday in Wisconsin
Milwaukee attorney James J. Kerwin says a statewide coalition meeting will be held in Stevens Point on Saturday January 22. The group plans to name 70 state committeemen and two attendees and to pursue uniting Wisconsin Republicans and Democrats to oppose Governor La Follette with a declaration of principles and subcommittees forming the organization.
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Wisconsin
Stevens Point
James J. Kerwin
Coalition
Kerwin
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