Police trap ends in daring escape of Karpis gang
Atlantic City police, aided by federal agents, pursued Charles Karpis and Harry Campbell as they fled a hotel raid. The duo, linked to the Bremer kidnapping ring, escaped through a pistol fire exchange while wearing minimal clothing. Two women identified as Dolores Delaney and Winona Burdetc were taken to Philadelphia. Delaney, eight months pregnant, was treated for a leg wound.
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Atlantic City
New Jan
Alvin Ekatpis
Public Enemy
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Karpig
Bremer
Harry Campbell
Authovilies
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Karpis
Campbell
Mackie
Karp
Trina Wo Scomon
Dolores Delaney
Winona Burdetlc
Louise Campbell
Philadulphia
Delaney Warner
Department of Justice
Furnished Apartments and Houses For Rent Listings
Furnished apartments from 550 weekly on Laurel and 250 monthly options near Commerce. Furnished houses priced from 316 to 518 monthly with several addresses listed. Includes warning about moving days and rental notices in want ads columns with guidance on contacting for details.
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Jackson
Wie
Commerce
W. Ashby
Ridgewood
Erempkau
Gunerem
Monty
Nika. . Pees
ELEY
Cie
HOGA
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BOA San Peary
Moe
Mother of 4 Is Human Torch
Hollywood report on January 21 describes Mia Tha Maria Rep. 53 found dead in a bathroom by her two daughters Virginia and Men. Police say she was despondent over her husband Olio BK who died three months earlier. The article notes she left four children.
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Hollywood
Mia
Maria
Virginia
Red
Olio
BK. Heh
McKenzie Proposes Drastic Reorganization of Chamber
A. J. Mikanale chaired a Monday round table with about 20 city wholesalers to discuss a major overhaul of the chamber of commerce administration. An open forum followed as members offered ideas while press was barred to encourage frank talk. McKenzie indicated plans to run the chamber like a business and hinted changes to personnel may be included though specifics were not revealed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pras.gram
McKenzie
McKensier
Lanless
Lend
Wite
Stern
Disney Preparing Oil Control Bill
Disney said he intended to draft a new oil control bill for submission to the president and to Congress. He warned the bill would limit government authority only as far as necessary and that it would not force production quotas.
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Disney
Washington
Deniataday
Congress
Bisney
Japs Claim Jehol Border Dispute Settled
Japanese military authorities announced that the Jehol Ghaher border dispute was settled and boundary questions would go to diplomatic negotiations. They warned that a large force of Japanese and Manchurian troops were concentrating on the western border, preparing to invade China's Chahar province.
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Priping
China
Jehol-Ghaher
Debe
Chahar
Court Withholds Decision on Gold Constitutional Challenge
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on the constitutionality of gold standard policies, with a decision expected by February 4. Commentary noted potential implications for American finance and fiscal policy, as observers awaited the high court’s stance on monetary regulation.
Balno Finances Baffle Jurors In Hauptmann Case
Jurors heard details of the Hauptmann finances as an accountant testified about assets totaling 44 488 after the ransom payment. The testimony covered stock margin dealings, jewelry and cash found in Hauptmann and his wife’s homes, and questions of asset valuation relevant to the Lindbergh kidnap murder trial.
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Flemington
N. 1
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A
Haistmann
Lindbergh
Wittess
Isador Fisch
New York
Albert D. ‘Kurtz
Fisch Wale
Hauptmann
Fisch
Robert Grant
Hastings-on-Hudson
N. Y
Manly
Grant
William B. Frank
Treasury
Bronx
Thales W. Trenchard
Iit
Froms Wennony
Bye Haupt- Manns
Frank
Ae' Saul
David T. Wile
Frank Josl
Hattye
Wauptmann
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
General Wentz
U. S. Treasury Department
Intelligence Uit
Wilente
Hats Die In Cold at Green Memorial Hospital Courtyard
Dozens of hats perished as cold weather struck the Robert B. Green Memorial hospital area in San Antonio. The unusual incident occurred Monday morning and is the first of its kind noted by long-time residents.
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San Antonio
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Supreme Court Promises Final Ruling on NRA
The Supreme Court pledged a direct ruling on the constitutionality of the National Industrial Recovery Act and the timber code. The case, Belcher v. United States, tests federal authority over labor hours and wages through the code structure, with about 600 codes negotiated and prior rulings striking down Section 9(6) of the act.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Washington, D. G
W. J. Grubb
Alabama
Suce
William E. Blecher
High Court
Congress
Belcher
Garment Workers Prepare to Strike in Midwest Plants
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union authorized a strike in Forest City Manufacturing plants at St. Louis and Collinsville. Seventeen union officials approved the action and authorized demands on employers in Dallas St. Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City.
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Garment Workers
Ghigago
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Forest City Marmufagburing Company
St. Louis
Collinsville
Dallas
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
National Highway Program Proposed At Roadbuilders' Meet
Washington officials urged a national highway program totaling 1.699 billion dollars at the American Roadbuilders association convention opening in Washington. The plan would fund current and future road projects with emphasis on urgent infrastructure needs and expanded capacity nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
See Bar
American Roadbuilders’ Association
Knights of Columbus warn Mexico over Catholic persecution
A Knights of Columbus delegation delivered a formal note to Secretary Hull stating the United States would sever diplomatic relations with Mexico if Catholic persecution does not stop. The warning was presented in Washington on January 21.
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Mexico
Washington, D. Jar
United States
Hull
Columnbus
German envoy cites Saar vote as call for world rethink
German ambassador Dr. Hans Luther, visiting San Antonio, notes a 90 percent Saar plebiscite approval of Nazi rule under League supervision, arguing the world should reconsider arms limits and disarmament as Germany vows peace and seeks German trade access. Luther praises Hitler’s leadership and urges a US Germany trade pact while touring Texas.
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St. Anthony-nfter
Bry * Lauer
Germany
Saids
Luther
Adolf Hille
Hitler
Hiller
Ten Nazis ousted in Saar Territory purge drive
Saarbrucken January 21 ten Nazis were ousted from the German front in a drive to purge the party cadre of trouble makers in the Saar basin. The action underscores a purge underway as authorities move against dissent within the Nazi ranks in the region.
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Saar
Saarbruegren
Saar Basin
Tertiory
German Front
Breath of Doctor Saves Baby Born Strangled
New York January 26 A baby born apparently dead was revived by Dr Bernard Zaglin and a police emergency squad. The physician used artificial respiration and mouth to mouth resuscitation until oxygen tanks and police arrived, restoring breathing and heart function. The infant’s father praised the revival as a fifth child born to his wife with previous fatalities.
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New York
Mary Puppeto
Bernard Zaglin
Vite
oThis
Cold Wave Tests Texas as City Sees Nighttime Freeze
A severe cold wave grips the city and region with subfreezing lows likely around 4 degrees. The Weather Bureau forecasts a gradual warmup by Tuesday, while record lows and wind gusts up to 32 mph disrupt travel, with widespread damage expected to fruit trees and gardens due to the freezing temperatures and lingering frost.
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Texas
Aig Montay
Danviary
Mooney Plea Denied by Court Over San Quentin Status
Mooney loses bid to review habeas corpus and secure release from San Quentin Centurary prison after Supreme Court declines to intervene. State Atty General argues current law blocks release. four governors have denied pardons. Merriam administration had case pending court ruling.
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Washington
Thomas J. Monkey
San Quentin
San Brancisto
Supreme Virk
Martinet
Freedony
Unis
California
Mooney
U.S
Miners Trapped After Gilberton Mine Explosion
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on January B1 1F a violent explosion trapped more than a hundred miners at the Gilberton mine operated by Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. Officials said a dozen men were rescued as teams worked to determine if gas or dynamite caused the blast.
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Pottsville
Ecore
Gilberton
Philadelpha
Reveliey Coal and Iron
Wolley
Aline Offglass
Hotel Men Say NRA Subordinates Reds
NRA subordinates were charged with Communistic tendencies by Thomas J. Green president of the American Hotel Association and J Leste Kincaid chairman of the association's special code committee. They warned the hotel industry will not submit to provocations and reforms.
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Washington, D
NRA
Thomas JD. Green
American Hotel Association
J. Leste Kincaid
Association
Crean
Weather Forecast for Ben Antonio and Viewing
Forecast shows fair to partly cloudy skies with mild to cool temperatures through Monday night into Tuesday. Low temperatures possibly 14 to 22 degrees with highs near 42 plus, strong north winds diminishing late Monday night. East Texas and Rio Grande valley may see freezing or near freezing conditions. West Texas remains cool with highs around 30s.
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Ben Antonio
Dezreas
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
West Texas
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