Detroit Sheriff and Officials Face New Gambling Conspiracy Charges
Detroit March 5. Sheriff Thomas C. Wilcox and Prosecutor Dimean G. McCrea appeared for arraignment on 9 counts tied to a gambling conspiracy. McCrea and Colburn then faced charges and were released on bond. Examination set for March 14. An associate, Gustav Plies, named as agent of Wilcox, was among the first non officials arrested.
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Detroit
Albert A. Hughes
Sherif Thomas C. Wilcox
Wayne County
Dimean G. McCrea
Homer i
Wiscox
McGrea
Harry Colburn
Bernard EB. McGrath
Charles E. Bearle
Allwin Gatsiaepier
Sheriff Office
Alert J. Garska
Grose Pointe Park
Key
Dndtetznent
Wilcox
McGrath
Perguson
McCrea
Colburn
Gustav Plies
Wilcox I
Cothumn
Assanlyt
Routine Jurors Report for Bexar County in March Sessions
New jurors in Bexar County heard routine matters and a light docket, with 21 cases listed including forgery and seduction. Foreman Jack W. Neal, an automobile dealer, led the panel as investigations began.
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Bexar County
Jack W. Neal
Child Sheltered by Her Pet Dogs
Child found wandering in rough hill country north of Tahlequah sheltered by two pet dogs. Four year old Nona Carhenger was located early today and taken to her parents Mr and Mrs Gere pengér for care after exposure and exposure-related distress.
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Here
Nona Carhenger
ER Gerepengér
Chinese sink 1D AP SHS
Chinese army field dispatch says ten Japanese warships and transports were sunk along the Yangtze shore batteries near Kakiang. About 200 Japanese soldiers reportedly died as a transport vessel and others were lost in the action. details and casualties were not fully issued.
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Chungking
Yangtze
Arimy
Kakiang
Mamadi Marn
Bnjuma
East Crippled by Sleet Storm Hurts Northeast Region
A massive sleet storm battered the North Atlantic coast, crippling power and communications and causing several deaths. Northern New Jersey, New York City, Westchester and Long Island faced widespread damage as winds to 70 mph knocked out lines, delayed flights, and forced schools to close. Fire alarms failed in the Bronx, and cities across Connecticut reported factory slowdowns and transportation disruption.
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Uiity
North Atlantic Seaboard
New Jersey
New York City
Westchester County
Long Island
New New Jersey
New England
Connecticut
Waterbury
New Britain
Norwalk
Neugatuck
Seymour
Walcott
Bronx
Pennsylvania
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wayne
N.J
la Grande
North Beach
Queens
Camden
Senate Census Debate Delayed By Senate Commerce Committee
The Senate Commerce Committee voted 10 to 5 to postpone until next Tuesday action on a resolution to remove personal income questions from the 1040 census. Senator Clark called the move a filibuster and urged prompt action to avoid delays. Senator Vandenberg warned that further delays could require nationwide action to persuade conscientious objectors, amid reports of a Milwaukee paper noting a federal warrant for a Kenosha shoe-repair operator who refused to answer government census questions.
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Washington, Mareh
Senate Commerce Comittee
Charman Bailey
Clark
D.-Mo
Okey
R-N. H
J Clark
Uled Pd
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Vandenverg
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Tobey
Census Bureau
Senate
Two Officers Avert Disastrous Downtown Fire
Early Tuesday two city officers prevented a major blaze in San Antonio's downtown district. Eldon Maddox sounded the general alarm after spotting a shipping room fire at Stowers Furniture Co. on Main Avenue near Houston Street. Police investigator George Martin forced entry and helped deploy hoses as Fire Chief Hart led apparatus to the scene. Damages placed at about 25 dollars. cause undetermined. A detective fireplace was blamed for a separate blaze at W. M. Hakammer residence on Arsenal Place.
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San Antonio
Stowers Purniture
Ab Main Avenue
Houston Street
Eldon B. Maddox
Aistrirs
George Martin
Main Avenue
Marlin
Index
C. A. Hart
Saif
W. Mi. Hakammer
Arsenal Place
Woman Prisoner Of Kin Is Charged In DeQueen Case
Prosecutor Byron Goodson asked federal officials to probe a tale of an 18 year old wife and mother who says relatives lured her from DeQueen to a farm near McKinney Texas for six months She escaped with her 18 month old baby and returned home claiming abuse including a broken arm and bruises Local authorities report the Texas relatives came to DeQueen in August alleging the grandfather was dying and forced labor and deception followed FBI in Little Rock declined comment
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Dequeen
Ark
Byron Goodson
Federal Huresy
McKinney
Texas
McKinnney
FBI
Little Rock
Victoria Women Injured in Crash Near San Antonio
Five prominent Victoria women were injured Tuesday when their heavily laden car skidded on wet pavement and overturned twice on Gethenes road about five miles from San Antonio. Mrs W H Smith and Mrs George Shields were hospitalized after ambulance transport. other injured were Mrs P S Smith, Mrs F W Kleh, and Mrs Paul Barnhart.
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Gehenles Road
San Antonio
Victoria
W. H. Smith
Operativ
Victorian Hardware Company
Anighterdu-law
Pf, S, Saith
FW. Kleh
George Shields
Paul Barnhart
Victoria Mnamnona
Smithy
Charles Hana
Finnish Dead Plaged at 1 000 in War Report
Couriser Courtney Terrety reports from Copenhagen that Finnish censorship blocks casualty figures. An interview with Finnish officers claims 18,000 killed and 7,800 wounded, plus 8,000 missing or suffering from exposure, with many details on cold and sieges. The piece questions official tallies and notes high losses amid harsh winter fighting.
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Courtney Terrety
Lon
Malf Correnpurden
Copenhagen
INS
Poland
Finland
Battle for Viborg Persists as Reds Press Near City
Finnish communique reports continued fighting on March 4 and 5 as Russians push to encircle Viborg. Finns strike from islands and bay shores while defending positions on the Isthmus and near Kine. reports say several enemy strongpoints faulted and 400 Russians killed, with Viborg’s loss seen likely but not yet certain.
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Viborg
Alloa
Helsinki
Ishinds
Vitorg
Gulf of Pinland
Kine
Finkind
Weist
Teesside
Helsingin Sanomet
Treasury reports two week deficit drop to 221.86 million
Treasury figures show 221,860,055 deficit in the state general fund over the past two weeks down from earlier. Treasurer Charley Lockhart outlined warrants issued before June 7 and adjustments totaling 1,970,27. The pension fund balance stood at 2,017,087 as of the release date. Hong Kong reports a memorial for educators and patriots Mabesmin and Youi-Pei died in an accidental fall at home.
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Austin
Treasury Today
Charley Lockhart
General Fund
Idofieid
Hong Kong
Teal Youi-Pei
T. Chnenn
Mabesmin
Oeanfiyl
Howe
Earth LN Mine Town Faces New Cavern Collapse
Aba Pennsylvanian town of 21 000 in the coal country endures new surface subsidence as mine caverns beneath shift, cracking walls and sinking homes. Officials estimate potential damages near 1 million dollars while Governor James orders a formal inquiry into the underground disturbances that disrupted water service and Bas mains without loss of life.
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Emenandoah
Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Colal Company
Arthur J. James
RFC Armory Loan Granted to Texas Armory Board
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced a 37.2 million loan to the Texas national guard armory board for construction of armories. Questions about locations and other details were referred to John Hulen, chairman of the armory board, at Fort Worth.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Texas National Guard Armory Board
Johnn 4
Hulen
Armory Board
Pork Warsh
Quadruplets Born at Pearsall Die
In Pearsall on Sunday afternoon three girls and one boy were born to Mrs Florentina Capuite at her home. The births occurred at Chestnut Street residence with a midwife present and family awaiting further word on the infant condition.
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Pearsall
Florentina Capuite
Unclear weather bulletin reports scattered showers
A garbled weather report describes a washed out sequence of showers from a low pressure system moving from Mexico. It cites forecasts of light rainfall in San Antonio and West Texas with partly cloudy skies and slight warming, noting the heaviest rainfall in Antonio and minimal totals elsewhere.
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Hittin
Moiscure
Sybil
Mexico
Jarboe
Ban Antunio
Weather Bureau
Darboe
San Antonio
West Texas
San Angelo Tot Burned to Death in Farm Fire Near Town
Joy Lynn Boyer a four year old girl died in a rural fire while her mother Mrs Clyde Boyer was critically injured at a farm home 19 miles east of San Angelo. Clyde Boyer a dairyman suffered burns pulling flaming clothing from his wife after he searched the building. A daughter Nelvia escaped.
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San Angelo
Mateh
Joy Lynn Boyer
Clyde Boyer
Here
Nelvia
Son of Toby Wing Child Dies in Crib Tragedy
New York dispatch reports the infant son of aviator Dick Morrill and actress Toby Wing suffocated in his crib after tangling in part of a sleeping suit. The child had been known as Henry Tindall Jr. in the line of the family. The details appear unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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New York
the Linanth Oli
Dick Morrill
Toby Wing
Henry Tindall Jr
Tindall
Brazil Buys U S Artillery Pieces
Washington March 5 INS The United States has sold Brazil pieces of heavy field artillery to bulwark defenses of the South American country The field pieces all are six inch guns the department said
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Washington
INS
United States
Brazil
Britain Seizes Two Italian Ships Tied to German Trade
Britain defied Italy by detaining two Italian ships outward bound from Rotterdam held at the Downs on the southeast coast. The action accompanies a week’s issuance of a 1.2 billion dollar war loan as London presses its economic war against Germany and seeks to boost export trade.
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London
Britain
Germany
Italkan
Rotterdam
Rome
United States
South American
House of Commons
Andrew Rae Duncan
Board of Lode
Japs killed in Rail Wreck at Yamagata bridge collapse
Tokyo dispatch reports 120 passengers killed when a railway bridge was destroyed by an avalanche at Yamagata. Twenty one prisoners were rescued. many others severely injured.
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Tokyo
iMarch 5
INS
Yamagata
War at a Glance By the Associated Press
London Two Italian ships carrying German coal seized by allied blockade Britain plans a 1.2 billion dollar war loan. Moscow Towns west of Viborg captured as Red Army closes on ruined port. Helsinki Finns say Viborg loss imminent but Russians outside city. London German submarine counted as new victim of air force cabinet shake up predicted. Supply ministry investigated. Berlin Western front activity limited to artillery and aerial scouting. Hong Kong Japanese land new forces for South China invasion near Portuguese Macao.
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London
Britain
Moscow
Viborg
Red Army
Helsink
Berlin
Hong Kong
South China
Macao
Red Army Pushes Drive on Viborg
Soviet communique reports Red Army advances around Viborg including capture of Tropr suid fortress, Uurgas on Ursansazri, Te- Hiriuseati island, and Tehiri fortress area. Troops seized three long range gun batteries, many machine guns and ammunition as operations continued west of Viborg.
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Moscow
Red
Viborg
Uurgas
Uursansazri
Te- Hiriuseati
Efnlahti
Mahalahti
Vilajoks
Trongsund
Conmittigha
Weather Forecast For San Antonio And Surroundings
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies on Tuesday and Wednesday with a gradual warmup. Temperatures include highs near 70s and lows around 40s to 50s, with light to moderate winds. Coastal and West Texas sections note cloudiness and slight cooling trends into midweek.
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San Antonio
West Texas
Evita
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Pine Lawn
Oni. Vitiates
Aba
RFC
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Deal
England
Saly
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