News Sentiments From Warm Springs and Beyond
A collage notes cheerful and grim headlines. Ford and Roosevelt dine in Warm Springs forecasting prosperity while California Florida and New York report growth. Grim murder and fraud cases loom as British recollections spark debate about postwar policy and debt. Considerations on inflation taxes and government spending fill the dialogue.
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Eel Ford
Henry
Ford Company
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Millon
Post Tunes Up for Stratosphere Hop in Winnie Mac
Obla octave. Wiley Post, famed for round-the-world flights, tunes up his Minnie Winnie Mac in preparation for a stratosphere hop today in the wake of yesterday’s St. Louis journey.
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Post
Bartiesvillte
Obla
Wiley Post
Winnie Mac
St. Louis
Slain Woman Linked With 3 Dead Children
An unidentified woman found dead near Duncansville, Pa was identified by bus driver Pat White of Harrisburg as the woman who accompanied three children on a New York to Harrisburg run last Wednesday. Investigators say the trio likely rode a Boston to Pittsburgh service. a purple book with the name Norma, found in a mountain bag, is being checked for connections to the children.
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Carlisle
Harrisburg
Duncansville
Altoona
Paw! White
New York
White
Car- Jilz
Jim White
Pennsylvania State Po Lice
Thicago
Willian Kasparines
Pennsylvania
Pat White
Pittsburgh
Boa
Boston
Lieevene
Norma
Chile
Lykens
Thrmorgue
Kaxparvich
Local Shore Property Rentals Advertised in Dec Hints
Classified rental listings show weekly and monthly rates for multiple apartments including 40 W Elmira 3,450 week and 1522 Vitretnia. Additional shore properties are noted with envelopes of rental information and moving day in December.
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Elmira
Hansford
Hackderry
Rigsby
McKinley
Hammond
Estes
Brooklyn
San Pedro
Broadway
Syindax
Antonin Fiawkpadch
Pate Oyler
F D R Urged to Fight Drunk Driving
Washington November 28 US President Roosevelt was urged to launch a national campaign to deter drunk driving and curb traffic fatalities. Ellen Beth Tilton of the Women's National Committee for Education Against Alcohol argued repeal worsened the problem and called on the administration to reassess its policies.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
Heller
Ellenbeth Tilton
Buthlas
Women's National Committee For
Winter Slips Into San Antonio As Cold Wave Hits
Wintry air chilled San Antonio Monday morning as the surface temperature at Kelly Field dropped to 43. The U S Weather Bureau logged a low of 46 at the Alamo National building, noting the temperature near freezing and a loss of westerly winds. Meteorologist J E B Jarhoe forecast fair skies and rising temperatures over the next 24 hours.
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San Antonians
Kelly Field
U.S. Weather Bureau
Alamo Natiowy Building
G. S
J. E B. Jarhoe
Morgenthau Charges Tax Fixing Scheme Dismisses two IRS officials
Secretary Morgenthau says a far reaching conspiracy to defraud taxpayers and the government led him to dismiss two Internal Revenue Service employees including a responsible official. He will seek indictments before the DC grand jury. Prominent New York tax consultants are alleged to have conspired with bureau staff to fix key tax cases pending before the bureau.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Internal Revenue. Bureau
District of Columbia Grand Jury
New York
Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Two Women and Man Found Dead in Car Near Bardwell
In Wickett Kentucky a deputy sheriff Sam Graves 46 and two women Mrs Annie Cle 20 and Mrs Willie Ireland 40 were found dead in a flooded automobile a mile from Bardwell. Investigators believe the car was struck by another vehicle causing it to leave the road and plunge into four feet of water.
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Bardwell
Sam Graves
Ballard County
Sherif
Annie Cle
Willie Ireland
Wickit
Mae West's Father Suffers Heart Attack in Hollywood
Jack West, 58, noted bantam weight and featherweight boxer and Mae West's father, was reported resting quietly at Mae West's Hollywood apartment after a serious heart attack. Dr Bolander said he believed the former pugilist would recover.
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Hollywood
Jack West
Mae West
Miss West
Edinburg Man Freed of Charge in 12 Minute Verdict
Dewey Hall of Follettsburg was acquitted in Hidalgo County criminal district court of charges of attacking a 14 year old Edinburg girl. The jury, after a three day trial, deliberated for about 12 minutes before delivering its verdict.
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Edinburg
M'Allen
Texas
Dewey Hall
Folloburg
Criminal District Court
Hidalgo County
Auctioneer slain in Columbus store tied to barrel crime
Cincinnati detectives linked a Brooklyn jewelry auctioneer Alvin Brunner to a Columbus jewelry store slaying. Brunner’s body was found stuffed in a barrel in a suburban Avondale garage after a garage renter paid cash and used a car with out of state plates. The investigation centers on an auction at the Columbus store and a forced burial in the garage.
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Cincinnati
Cochumbus
Ohio
Alvin Brunner
Brooklyn
Columbus
Reinhard Merz —R
Brunner
Yillow
Avondale
Will Georgis
Valley Shinmatits Pass 1890 Cars M ALGEN Texas
Produce shipments in the lower Hiv Grande valley reached a 1390 car record on Saturday, more than doubling the 1933 rate. The grand total includes 68 citrus cars and 147 vegetable cars shipped by rail, with 573 citrus and 39 vegetable cars loaded.
Train Robber Pleads Clemency From Roosevelt
Roy Gardiner, notorious western train robber, now at Alcatraz, has appealed to President Roosevelt for executive clemency. He escaped twice after mail robberies and was later captured while attempting a train holdup at Pitoeniz Arizona.
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San Francisco
Kay
Roy Gardiner
Alcatraz
Roosevelt
Gardner
Pitoeniz
Ariz
Lindbergh relative in Pasadena in critical condition
Mrs Aubrey Morgan, 30, sister in law of Col Charles A Lindbergh, was in critical condition in Pasadena after pneumonia and a relapse from a reconnection operation. Her daughter’s condition was reported as concerning by Mrs Dwight Morrow, widow of the former ambassador in Mexico.
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Pasadena
Calif
INS
Aubrey. Morgan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight Morsrow
Amiassaar
Mexico
Sushrr Jere
Plano
Ion Newark
Nody
Last Members of Brady-Underhill Gang Arrested
Miami dispatch reports Kansas highway patrol and officers safeguarding the Stady-Underhill gang have in custody members identified as the gang’s last offenders. Evan Bass and others face charges for bank robberies in Gravette and Honeyville, with transfers to Arkansas and Kansas for court actions.
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Brady-Underhill
Miami
Clark
Oklahoma
Kansas
Honeyville
Kan
Colner
Windom
Hawk
20 Injured When Truck Hits Auto Near Here
More than 20 persons were injured, five seriously, when a truck carrying workers collided with a passenger car and overturned about ten miles north of here this morning.
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Miege
Wick
Plea of Not Guilty by Robson on Extortion Charges
Oscar A. Robson, former Tucson dance hall proprietor, pleaded not guilty before U S commissioner Daniel Hustey in Phoenix to extortion notes tied to the June Robles kidnapping last April, the case proceeding in federal court.
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Robson Phoenix
Ariz
Oscar A. Robson
Tucson
Robles
Daniel Hustey
U.S
Weather Forecast For San Antonio Region Anaylzed
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with warmer trend into Tuesday. Monday night lows around 42 degrees, Tuesday highs near 72. Light variable winds shifting to southerly, from East Texas to West Texas with cooler northwest areas. General pattern shows cooler Monday night and mild Tuesday with a touch of warmth and variable winds.
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Ban Antonio
Kelly Field
East Texas
One Hundredth
West
Texas
Warner
Insull optimistic after acquittal in vast fraud case
In Chicago on a Saturday ruling the financier Samuel Insull and 16 co defendants were acquitted on charges of a massive 100 million dollar fraud. He said he faced other trials with confidence and the government remained silent on further prosecutions. Rumors of a broader Empire recovery circulated as a state embezzlement case against an elder Insull loomed. Martin Insull’s state embezzlement trial, extradited from Canada, was slated for December with charges of taking 364220 in stock from Middle West Utilities to secure a brokerage account.
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Chicago
Batelo
Fang
i+ suit
Iie
Etter LaSalle Street
Heijsties
Middle West Utilities Company
Canch
Insull
Martin
Alternage
Warges
Martin Insull
Canada
Middle West Company
Samuel Insull Jr
Rmibeeziemnent
Cage Ty
Ind
Canel
Stoll Kidnaper Reported Seen in Tennessee Town
NASHVILLE Nov 26 Police reported a sighting of Thomas H Robison Jr, the man accused in the kidnaping of Mrs Berry V Stoll of Lausville for 50,000 dollars. Franklin Tennessee 18 miles from Nashville. Insurance agent C B Paris telephoned police saying he picked up two hitchhikers en route to Huntsville Alabama claiming Robison was with them. They said he had money and planned to travel toward Chicago then return to Chicago in a few days.
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Nashville
Po- Hee
Thomas H. Robison Jr
Berry V. Stoll
Lausville
Jasan
Sven Ke
Franklin
Tern
Robinson
Paris
Nashville Potter
Huntsville
Ala
Gran
Elizabethown
Chigaso
Chirage
Storm Moves 200 Miles Off Bermuda
Weather bureau issues storm warnings as a tropical disturbance nears Bermuda, centered about 200 miles southwest, moving west and southwest with shifting gales. Northeast storm warnings extend from Atlantic coast to Atlantic City as strong winds sweep the region.
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Washington, D.C
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Atlantic Coast
Hatteras
Atlanitic City
Kidnapping and jailbreak chase colors Paris police abduction
Paris officers abducted in their patrol car while investigating a car at a station. Suspects Gooch and Nix described as a pair with brown hair, light play suit, gray hat, and a taller companion with dark complexion. Abandoned car held narcotics and weapons. motive and exact escape path unclear. Authorities report possible connections to Holdenville jailbreak and Tyler robbery as more details emerge.
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Paris
Tex
Newb Baker
H.R. Marks
Ambrose Nix
Arthur Gooch
Holdenville
Oklo
Tietapen
Addenville
Gooth
Till Johnson
Red Hurst
Maudie Lawson
Mate Kindig
Johnson
Hurst
Lawson
Ter Flack
Tyler
Tobbea
Mitchell
Oscar Caldwell
Durant
Ghia
Holdenville Atontor
Gooch
Nix
Baker
Marks
Stalin
Thase
Hecht
Paing
Eld
Austria Denies Yugoslav Movements Reported Abroad
Vienna reports state the ministry emphatically denied claims that Austria moved troops toward the Yugoslav border. Officials said no such troop movements occurred and misinformation was spread abroad.
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Vienna
Austria
Steel Operations Show Large Gain
New York November reports indicate steel industry operations at 26.1 percent of capacity for the current week, up from 25 percent the prior month. The rolling 12 months show 268 percent, with last week at 276 percent and a year earlier at 268 percent.
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New York
American Iron and Brerl Triste
Texas convict killed in escape attempt near Sugarland
HOUSTON Nov 26 Jimmy fie Cain 20 of Centerville Texas was killed and Albert Bagnett 24 of Pork Arthoe wounded in the line when they shot to force the wring from the Hie Harleny state fitlaon farm near Sugarland.
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Texas
Houstor
Jimmy Fie Cain
Cenlervite
Killet
Albert Bagnett
Pork Arthoe
Harleny
Fitlaon Farm
Sugarland
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Grattte
Napoleon
Europe
California
George Young
Frank Barham
Clarence Lindner
Samuel Insch
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New York City
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Wall Street
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Henlal
Colnome
F.D.R
San Antonio
Mercury
Morganthau
Nanchukug
Tollap Sleuths
Shanghal
Tang Ten
Manchukuo
Henry Pu-Yi
Mudken
Vin
FDR
Anne Lindbergh
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Samet Insull Sr
Stoll
Tennessee
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