Tomozuru Torpedo Boat Wrecks Off Japanese Port
Tokyo reports Japan s newest torpedo boat the Tomozuru wrecked today with probable loss of crew. The Yamazuna was seen toppled from Sasebo in heavy weather and the 627 ton vessel carrying ore and an unusually large crew was found badly damaged and adrift. Navy officials said rescue efforts are underway with further details pending.
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Economic aim of Mussolini Dollfuss Goemboes conference
Vienna officials stress the meeting to be held this week centers on economic cooperation. The foreign office spokesman noted the gathering has drawn world attention as a key step toward broader economic collaboration among participating states.
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Vienna
Foreign Office
Bible and feet long at Oklahoma religious campaign
Scripture lessons from Bible pages long and six feet wide were read during a religious campaign at Vint Oklahoma.
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Okla
Mitchell Says A Fe By Brig Gen William Mitchell
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell critiques the army general staff for restricting aviation training and flying time, arguing air power is underfunded and aircraft quality lags behind modern developments. He cites budget cuts, reduced flight hours, and poor equipment as factors limiting the Air Corps’ effectiveness.
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Air power reform urged to boost national defense
A speaker argues the air corps is inadequately organized and underfunded, like a land force with night flying and weather limits. He urges creating a department of aeronautics equal to army and navy, warning the nation is 16 years behind and that current conditions are hopeless.
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Rickenbacker Praises Air Lines Victory
In New York on March 12, renowned World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker lauded the victory of the nation’s air lines, praising their role in advancing aviation and boosting morale.
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Banks alert for Dillinger force on Chicago to South America
Reports from Chicago March 12 14 say Dillinger and his men planned a South American trip, aiming to net about 100000 from bank robberies. Police tracked hideouts and found no sign of the outlaw. In Ohio authorities meanwhile posted machine guns at a county jail and warned Dillinger may attempt to grab Pierpont, jailed for Sheriff Larber’s October bandit raid murder, in Lima.
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Indiana
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South America
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Ohio
Ahi Dillinger
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Jarbreaker
Harry Pierpont
Jes. Larber
Harold M. Lush
Lima
Pierpond
Aluminum Plant Holiday Ended
Aluminum company of America plants at three locations resumed operations after a brief holiday. Workers received a one per cent wage increase and returned to their jobs today. The report notes the National Treasury receipts and expenditures with detailed figures for March and the fiscal year.
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Aluinum, Company of America
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Lottery Plan Studied by Offirals
New York relief officials press for money and study the Bronx borough president James J Lyons plan to raise funds via a semi annual lottery with $2.50 memberships. Prizes from 25000 to 300 dollars and annual proceeds estimated at 20 to 30 million dollars. Governor Horner of Illinois says any plan that brings needed funds is worthy of consideration.
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Henry Horner Ofllinois
James J. Lyons
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E. 2. Sullivan
Europe
Auditor Quizzed in O'Brien Suit Against Sullivans
In Seventy-Third district court Paul OBrien sues Dan J and John Sullivan for 421,500 claiming malicious prosecution. Auditor Aikman testified about a 1,700,000 book shortage found in Sullivan Bank ledgers. The audit was shown to grand jury which indicted Peter and Paul OBrien for theft by ballee and embezzlement. The case before Judge Frederick Stevens entered its fourth week on Monday.
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Paul Obrien
Ballee
Seventy-third District Court
Frederick Stevens
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