Trial testimony on Kress oil raid and Oneida case
Testimony details Kress and Neil during the raid with Neil driving back to Syracuse. Brown disputes Neil’s involvement and describes post raid movements. Hummer and Parker discuss police files and mayoral orders. Trial nerves show the mayor collapsing under cross examination as defense calls character witnesses. A probe into Kress finances questions a $26 000 loan offer from Horvatt.
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Norris
Brown
Neil
Syracuse
Erie Boulevard
Kress
Prohibition Office
Richard P. Byrne
Oneida
United States
Ralph L. Emmons
Neill
Prohibition Service
John W. Hummer
Hummer
John F. Hunmer
Walter H. Parker
Parker
Richard D. Byrne
U. S
Byrne
Oliver D. Burden
Roger O. Baldwin
Baylor
McAvoy
Levene
Andrew J. Horvatt
Binghamton
Horvatt
Horvatt Bank
Clinton Street
Junior F D R Hurt In Automobile Crash
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and his wife suffered lacerations and bruises in a morning car crash near Berry's Ferry Clarke County while returning from a northern Virginia party. They were treated at Memorial Hospital. injuries appear from flying glass. Occupants of the truck were unhurt.
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Winchester
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Washington
Virginia
Memorial Hospital
Robert F. Cline
Berry’s Ferry
Clarke County
Northern Virginia
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
Ethel du Pont
Horvatt Paroled From State Prison
Andrew J. Horvatt former president of the defunct State Bank of Binghamton is paroled from Wallkill Prison after serving eight years for forgery. Frederick A. Moran of the State Parole Division says he served the minimum of his 12 to 18 year sentence and had been transferred from Auburn Prison years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Andrew J. Horvatt
State Bank of Binghamton
Wallkill
Frederick A. Moran
State Parole Division
Horvatt
Auburn Prison
Prohibition Agent Describes Horvatt Loan Refusal and Raid
The testimony covers a rejection of a $10,000 loan from Horvatt and a raid on Horvatt’s bootlegging operation in Binghamton. The agent explains transfer to Syracuse and orders from a superior to curb further raids in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Hill
Benny Scerba
Andrew Horvatt
Horvatt
Binghamton
Mr. Kress
Horvati
Buffalo
Syracuse
Lowell Smith
Mr. Horvatt
Red mutiny reported on Finn Fronts drives troops to frontier
Finnish reports from the Salla sector describe mutinous Russian airmen attacking their own troops and Russian infantry turning on fellow units. Heavy fighting raged along the Salla line as Finns used mobile tactics to avoid mass battles and weather and supply conditions hindered both sides.
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Salla
Red Planes Reported Strafing Own Troops
Copenhagen dispatch cites mutinies among Soviet troops on Finland fronts. Danish reporter saw Russian planes dive over lines, machine gun fire behind Soviet lines, and tanks drive Red Army infantry toward Finnish positions amid reports of detachment loss.
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Copenhagen
Finland
Salla
No Man’s Land
Sperlinske - Tidende
Far Eastern General Now Leading Reds
Moscow reports a shuffle in Soviet command as Gen G M Stern is named chief of the Leningrad district and reinforced Red Army for Finland. Gen K A Meretskoff is ousted for poor Finnish drive results amid new pre transmission censorship to control foreign dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
G. M. Stern
Vest
Leningrad
Red Army
Finland
K. A. Meretskoff
Aviabandts
Wate
Kremlin
Commissariat of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Office
Stalin’s Young General Stern Noted for Far East Command
Joseph Stalin’s youngest general Stern, decorated with the Order of the Red Banner, led the first Primorsk army in the China-Japan border fighting at Changkufeng. A truce ended the war in 1938. reports say he may have been reassigned to Outer Mongolia after further near-border clashes. Stern, under 40, is the son of a Crimean Jewish doctor.
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Axa
Steataaia
Stern
Joseph’ Stalin
Order of the Red Banner
Primorsk
Japan
Changkufeng
Siberian
Paris Court Rejects Appeals of German Spies
The military appeal tribunal rejected appeals from Wilhelm Maurer and Jean Kuhn who were sentenced in December for espionage. A German woman Aline Hoffmann Ellinger also had her appeal denied after being convicted of spying and sentenced to 10 years hard labor and expulsion from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Military Tribunal of Appeal
Wilhelm
Maurer
Jean Kuhn
Aline Hoffman Ellinger
France
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Pond St
Neri's Market
A.J. Horvatt
IXOU
Distillers
Bond
N. Salina St
Willow St
Contina
Red Mutiny
Finn Fronts
Reds
Italy
Germany
Meretskoff
Salina St
Jay Cobbs
Onondaga Hotel
L. W. Osterstock
Mgr
Abveri
Jay-Cobbs
Auburn
Rome
Tevegelars
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