Army Air Service Eyes Night Flights and Sabotage Claims
March day dispatch reports Secretary Dem and Army officials clashing over aviation strategy. Chamberlain and lawmakers demand testimony on proposed aviation expansion while rumors of sabotage and gas-tank tampering swirl around wartime air mail routes and night flight capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiingtor
D.C. Marth
Clerokee
D. Ghaimberlin
Sidwr
Inday
Farley
Chamberlin Reid
Temerrate Tandiie Fields
Depes
Secetry Dem
Frainel
Anys
Congress
Dem
House Military Committee
Jastier Department
House
Demssanng
War Department
Chathway Rogers
Democrat of
New Hampshire
Zuenthers
Tern
Chrirmen McSwain
South Carceiinal
Army General Atoll
McLegin
Dern
Boyeria
McSsain
Four Die in Worcester Hotel Fire Late Night Blaze
Worcester March 3 Four men died in a Providence Hotel fire after a blaze swept through the building. Police say the dead include George Rave and others identified as lodging guests. Eleven firefighters battled the flames as the hotel suffered severe damage and guests escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mase
George Rave
Alramen
Army Transfers Air Mail Office in New York
Army moves headquarters as part of a plan to simplify administrative detail in the Eastern air mail zone. Transfer of quarters from Richmond to Balling Field Washington DC, details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Air Mail Office
New York
Richmont
Bailing Field
Washington, DC
Det Co
V. Haynes
A! Enaniaich
Utilities Workers Vote to Strike in Milwaukee
Union employees at Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light and Milwaukee Coke and Anties Company voted to strike Monday morning. The walkouts would halt street car and bus transportation and disrupt electricity and gas services. Militant union actions seek recognition and wage concessions as a first step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee, Marth
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Milwaukee Coke Anties Company
Scouts Continue Clothing Drive Campaign Extends Through Tuesday
The drive to collect used clothing and shoes continues through Tuesday, organized by the Boy Scouts of America and local church congregations for the benefit of the American Red Cross and Bexar County welfare and employment board. The mayor and city commissioners urged citizens to contribute and coordinate with sponsors of the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Wenefit
Amentan Red Cross
Bexar County Board of Wellary and Employment
Une Drive
Community Dance At Transder Ent Benefits Veterans
Saturday night event at Transder Ent offers dances and musical acts to raise funds for veterans. Admission 29 cents in advance, 40 cents at the door. includes Boots & His Buddies, Adonis, Gar Gr TDarer Bitar Hae, Brant Ree, Buddy cocks Oren. Various acts listed as part of a long program with city venue details and entertainment provided by local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdarer
Bitar Hae, Brant Ree
Buddy Cocks
Oren
tAriy, A
National Federation leader to speak at San Antonio meeting
Emily R. Kneubuhl of New York City, executive secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, will address the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Gunter hotel ballroom. As director of political education for the National League of Women Voters she argues women must share government duties to ease war peace decisions. She will also discuss the city manager form of government and a public relations effort to foster gender collaboration for community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily R. Kneubunl
New York City
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Chins
San Antonio
Cincinnati
Rochester
New York
Labor Board Chosen for Texas Interboard
Powell, chairman of the 14 member Inter board for Texas, said the panel, formed at the request of county collector Maury Maurrins Vowel, has been notified by Labor Board chair Robert Wagner of New York that the arrangements are in place. The board will assign numbers to cases and handle disputes nationwide in the same manner as the federal board. San Antonio and Dallas will be among the key locales, with local offices and travel plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxcar Powell
Hames Chaiman
Sexional Inter Board For
Texas
Maury Maurrins
Belastir
Rebert F. Wagner
New Yor
Labor ‘Board
Powell
Etiay
Abe
Weshee Cmier
Bensvire Sheppard
Canary
Maynochlonie Bo Hake
Dallas
Tonbers E&rh
San Antony
Ard
Congress to Vote on Industrial Policy Reforms
Washington dispatch reports that elected industry delegates will vote by ballot next week on government policy questions as part of NRA code reform. About 40,000 delegates from 400 code authorities will gather in Washington to hear President Roosevelt review his first year and discuss five groups for debate on Johnson’s 12 point plan. Delegates will have advisory input with no legal force, but their views may shape presidential orders and code modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bees
Washington, D. C
NAA
Congress of Industry
Tsthmanis
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Tson
Hugh
Johnnson
Johnson
Talus
Sion
NRA
William Greon
Federation of Labor
Indostats Agamat
Wa Johnson
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Army mail handling and delays amid Chicago shutdowns
Fragmented notes describe army mail processing being tightened while Chicago experiences gate closures and delays. Mentions Daniel Wiehman of Chicago, fears of no mail, and soldiers lamenting low pay and cramped living conditions as they await orders and funding, with reference to private soldiers and breakfast.
Courts Drift Through Damages in Federal Trials
Federal District Court sessions address multiple cases including Frederick Steve and Te Paul O'Brien versus Dan J. Sullivan et al seeking damages. Valdez Coronada convicted in a separate matter concerning bond issues and property liens. Reuter Seed Stores linked to receiver actions for fund settlements and credit matters involving Darratt Company. Newell V4 and Oxilvie et al appear in note and settlement discussions in the ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIYTY
SKYE
RIC
Prva
Covat
le Monera Ak
Loin
Frederick Steve i
Paul O'Brien
Dan J. Sullivan
Federal District Court
Bailey Act
Ns U
Antonio Valdez Coronada
Clean of
Sulley
Vintatin Fo Harrison
Cael
Genitentimes
Leavenworth, . & Ve
Ben Morales
Covaiinent
Rolla
Fe Estes
Surender Betes
Suynly
Clis Vaushan
Fie
Reuter Seed Comminny Tnolion
Fudlement of
C.D. Darratt Company
Plinerd Creditne
Reuter
Newell
Oxilvie Et al
Persecution of Qgker Clan Continues in Washington Dispatch
The record details a long sequence of alleged missteps involving Major Coker and Major Ocker, including a hospital transfer, failed fitness claims, and back-to-duty reinstatement. It notes examinations at Randolph Field and lingering questions about medical fitness and flight status. The testimony references officers Clagett and Johnston, plus a court-martial setting with Sergeant Towns questioning the integrity of overheard conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sir Corps
Eighth Caps Area
Andersen
Coker
Talon
Fort. Sam Houston
Anderson
Fig
Clagett
Oker
Major Ocker
Ocker
Randolph Wield
Delesecomael
Qe Sypounu
Daniel M. ‘Towns
Goker
Maj
Die
Johnstgn
Seblor Meltacon
Ballyfield
Town
Mejor Johnston
Major Johnston
S'Lory
Keny
Toon
Adler
Johnaton Asi Anit
Jens Bergeant
Wil Tae
Denver
Bng
St Movi
Preddot
Mawland
Tfiere
Marcy Johnston
Wren
Wynekoop on Trial for Rheta Slaying In Chicago Court
Dr Alice Wynekoop faced a second trial for the death of her daughter in law Rheta Wynekoop. She denied chloroforming Rheta and claimed police pressured her to sign statements. She fainted briefly after testimony and regained composure, defending herself with spirited replies during cross examination.
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Criminal Courts
Chicago
Alice L. Wynekoop
Fay
Rheta
Alie Wynekoop
Feedom
Monee Street
Wynekoop
Maheta
Iane
Wynekoon
Rhetas
Hreath
Ant Ro
Epiclten
Pressenter
Gharies
Dougherty
John van Pelt
Wynekogn
Éamerone
Dillinger Collapse Trails Amid East Chicago Robbery Link
A fragmentary dispatch outlines John Dillinger as a notorious bank robber and killer, with reports of his alleged involvement in a East Chicago robbery and another escape. Indiana public safety officials vow a crackdown as authorities pursue fresh leads.
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Chicago
Wid
Dillinger
He Nalian
Isil
Sumer
Uinta
Ohio
Ogthress
Indianapolis
al Feeney
Dinater
Public Safety
Indiana
John Dillinger
Crowe Pet
Army Orders Aimed at Washington D C and Field Units
chaotic war era order list notes selections of officers and units amid assignments leave and duty changes. mentions Col Erteat Van Murphy Brig Gen Sherwood Chenay officers from Ninth Corps and other named personnel with dates and commands.
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Ashington
D.c.us
Erteat van D. Murphy
Pene
Lee
Wiliam
Connadly
Seventeenth Infantry
Mort Crook
Neb
Clarence W. Hardy
ALC
David
Divlikt Chelacer
Seattle
Wael
CWA
Dean Stirling Brit
Ex-students Elect Hart as San Antonio U Alumni Leader
Hart, elect of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals, was chosen president of the San Antonio ex-students association of a Texas university at the annual banquet Friday night at the Plaza hotel attended by about 100. Bernard Gussett and Helen Upps schulte were elected vice president and secretary reporter respectively. Speakers included Dr. B K McGinnis and W E Metzenthin as toastmaster. The group endorsed building a Notol project for the university and praised the Americus Legion bans for founding a museum of madr history on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ex-students of
Texas U
Hart
T. Maxey Hart
Fourth Cort of Chul Appeals
San Atetonio Ex-Students Association
Rr. W. E. Metzenthin
University Athletic Enunci
Hast
Toastraster
State Association
Americus Legion
Museum of Matdrad
Stray Dog Bite Sends 7-Year-Old Recovering at Home
Reports detail several injuries in a span of days near the city. A seven year old, Lauiss De Mack of 412 Metcay Street, was bitten by a stray dog and left with a deep gash. Aldaco, 25, of Lenl Street, treated at county hospital for a shakesuite after water hunting near the city. A rattlesnake strike, injuries from an explosion near the city, and two youths burned and injured by a pearsburner explosion on the old Corpus Christy road are noted. The victims were treated by Dr. C Pinson and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauiss de Mack
Metcay Street
Aldaco
Brite Hemferson
D. E. Hetderton Jr
Fragmentary weather and crime notes from unclear source
A garbled weather and crime report references Kin Dulagey team, Crown Paint Int, and local officials altering nominations. Mentions Harry Mérpaut, Charles Maklny, Rursel, and henchmen awaiting trial for Tradeprde. General Harold Rusty and Oho Nations are listed among names with unclear actions.
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Fardnately
Dulagey
Dail Ab Crown Paint
Aiton
Harry Mérpaut
Charles Maklny
Rursel
Glark Dilhingey
Harold Rusty
Oho
Roosevelt backs British push for new four power disarmament pact
European nations press ahead with disarmament talks led by Britain as the United States signals cautious interest. Washington says it will not join negotiations but supports ensuring peace in Europe. Critics mock a globe‑trotting envoy’s mission to Berlin Paris and Rome while Lyckdient authorities stay wary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frew
Roosevelt
Great Britain
England
France
Italy
Germany
Washington
State ‘Department
Lyckdient
Anthony Egen
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Slaying at Fort Smith Road House Leaves Suspect at Large
Fort Smith Arkansas March 3 Officers failed to identify the victim in a late night shooting at a road house associated with a feared Southwestern desperado. The slain man, possibly Clyde Berroa, remains unnamed as investigators search for clues amid anger and confusion in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Clyde Berroa
Angerprinix
Robbery At Sinclair Service Station Seizes $15
A thief stole $15 from the cash register at the Sinclair service station at 93 East Commerce Street while operator Rentel watched in fear. Police were notified Saturday. Treasury receipts figures follow from Washington reports dated March 3 and show various yearly totals and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
East Commerce Street
FLA, Rentel
Watc
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Tremensd Weaingte
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