Dillinger Gang Taken Across Arizona By Air To Indiana
John Dillinger and three gang members were moved by airplane from Tucson to Indiana under guard after a habeas corpus writ was blocked. Governor Mocur approved extradition, and Dillinger was flown to Douglas then El Paso before continuing to Indiana. Mary Kinder, a woman companion, was also part of the transfer plan.
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Ariz
Jan
John Dillinger
Prip
Thdiana
Br Janes
Dillingley
Arizona
Russell Clark
Charles Makler
Indiana
Mary, Kinder
B. B. Mocur
Phoenix
Philip Lutz Jr
Dillinger
Douglas
American Airways
el Paso
Carroll
Bolley
Chicago
Ind
Fort Worth
Chris Fox
Taur Desperadoes
Wisconsin
Jones Urges RFC Loans Be Extended
Washington January 30 Chairman Jones of the REG urged extending RFC loan terms to ten years from the current three and asked permission to lengthen the loan maturity date for banks and other institutions. The proposal aims to broaden RFC lending authority and support longer term financing.
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RFC
Washington, D
Reconstruction Corporation
REG
Capitol Hill Hearings Reveal Post Office Slush Funds
Testimony cited missing letters and alleged gifts to officials, including Amon Carter, amid air mail contract scrutiny. Davin Dillinger case details, extraditions, and a planned Wisconsin return are noted along with police actions at Fort Worth and Michigan City prison escape links.
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Honey
Demeecrat
Wyoming
Farley
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Austin
Ambrose‘ O'Connell
Washington
The
Walter F. Brown
Andrew W. Mellon
Post Office Department
Senate
Mellon
Treasury
Pittsburgh
Mellon-controlled
Mellon Control and Company
Commerce Department
Mothers watch child's cold and Musterole remedy
A vintage advertisement extols Musterole as a mild remedy for children's cold symptoms. It claims quick relief within five hours and five minutes with several strength variants. The copy emphasizes trust from doctors, druggists, and long-standing use by families.
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Chile
WM Outlines Program or Solons in Relief Bond Debate
Governor urges investment limits on relief bonds and proposes lithograph signatures for bonds. He warns of tradeoffs in civil works funding, cites 300 foreclosures, and urges at least 19 million in remaining bonds to avert crises, linking moratorium equity to preventing home losses.
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Comptroller
Comptroller’s Department
Texas
Congress
Texas Relief Commission
Weather Skies Clouded By Light Sleet In San Antonio
Cold snap eases with light sleet in San Antonio Tuesday morning as temperatures hover near freezing. Forecast calls for rising temperatures, scattered showers, and a return to springlike warmth by Wednesday afternoon amid northerly winds and lingering clouds.
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San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Kelly Field
Parents
Bill Proposes Free Drug Store Alcohol Sales in Austin
Representative T. H. McGregor of Austin advocates a bill to allow liquor sales in drug stores with minimal restrictions. The plan would remove most controls on alcohol sales, remove price taxes, introduce a federal tax of 144 cents, and impose local levies.
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Aubtin
Stan
Mike Lquor
T. H. McGregor
Auhlin
Grand Jury Indicts 31 in Ninety-Fourth District Court
The Ninety-Fourth District court grand jury returned thirty-one indictments and twenty-six no-bills before Judge W. W. McCrory on Tuesday. The proceedings identified multiple cases presented for grand jury action.
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Ninety-fourth District Court Grand Jury
W. W. McCrory
Reports Show Drop in Relief Aid Across New Jersey
New Jersey relief figures for the latter half of December 8 indicate a drop in aid. From 27 large municipalities, 224,436 people were aided, down 13.7 percent from November’s 256,603. The December tally also trails December 1992’s 254,448 by 12.93 percent.
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Neware
Jan
Ing
New Jersey
Movies Seen as Aid to Children
PHILADELPHIA Jan 12 McMohan pictures influence children by provoking thought and helping them sleep in some cases, says Dr LeRoy Bowman professor at Columbia University and director of the Child Study Association. He notes the main issue with the films is excessive kissing and too many murders for real life.
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McMohan Pictures
Felf
LeRoy Bowman
Columbia University
Child Study Association
Bowman
Books output in Britain hits high in 1933 record
London report from the American consulate general notes 1933 books published reached 15 022, up 188 from 1932. Novels published in 1937 rose to 1 950 volumes, while fiction's total continued to climb despite other declines in publishing activity.
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Britain
London
INS
Delaware Sees High Whiskey and Wine Consumption
Delaware reports that residents drank 224.92 gallons of whiskey and wine in December, at 0.02 gallon per capita. Wilmington, largest city with 108000 people, consumed 4403.06 gallons at 0.44 gallon per person, per the state comptroller’s figures reported by Pierry Du Pont.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Delawarequor
Pierry
du Pont
Justice W. 8. Fly Pully Recovered
Chief Justice W. H. Fly of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals, struck by an ambulance at First Presbyterian Church, was reported fully recovered Tuesday. If weather moderates, he will return to the court next Wednesday.
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Monry Innders
Fartrlasire
Minnesota
Supreme Court of
United Slicten
Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Strcken
Nam Werthestag
Priest Pleads Pastor Case in Illinois Parole Hearing
In Joliet on January 10 a Catholic priest, Father H V O'Brien of Pekin Illinois, urged parole for James R Wilson a 63 year old ex Methodist Episcopal pastor and inmate at the state penitentary. Wilson was sentenced to one to fourteen years for assault with intent to kill after a shooting incident involving a gun.
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Joliet
State Board of Paroles
Janes R. Wilson
Wilson
H. V. O'Brien
Pekin
Mendota
Iwi
Hbhn
Escaped Convicts Wounded After Bank Robbery Pursuit
Two escaped Oklahoma convicts Welker and Johnson, described as fishermen, were wounded and captured in a hospital here after a chase stemming from alleged bank robberies in Matlin and Palestine Texas. Two women and a man were under arrest as officers sought about 931,753 in loot. The fugitives had fled from the Oklahoma state prison last August with a fishing permit.
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Ray Johnson
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Matlin
Palestine
Welker
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