Gunmen flee as Georgia posse hunts redhead suspect
In Dalton Georgia a large posse including 15 patrol cars searched a piney woods area west of Fairmount after a running gun battle with two gunmen and a red haired woman who slipped away under darkness. Bloodhounds failed to track due to crowding and thick undergrowth as authorities intensified pre dawn search.
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Dalton
Georggia
Tennessee
Piney Woods
Fairmount
Georgia Hills
Gordon County
Oh. Prater
Mysterious Escape Leaves Three Missing After Car Chase
After a chase, a coupe was found near Fairmount with three occupants gone on foot into the hills. None were injured. A machinegun was reported missing with the trio, who left the vehicle behind.
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Fairmount
Gang Fugitives Escape Pursuit Across State Line
A 1950 Ford registered in Parker’s name, stopped near Chattanooga, led to a gun battle as Garland confronted three men. Waller opened fire, the trio fled in a patrol car with a machine gun, then borrowed a 1942 Chevrolet coupe at a Coleman area farmhouse. Crossing into Georgia they engaged troopers near Ringgold, leaving a bloodstained patrol car abandoned near Calhoun.
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Parker
Chattanooga
Garland
Waller
Coleman
Ternesses Patrol
Czech Leader Breaks Silence on 1938 Coup Aims
A Czech official asserts Western leaders opposed the February 1938 coup that seized power under President Eduard Benes. He links the event to socialists and Catholic party figures guiding Slovakia toward a portalist bloc.
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Eduard Benes
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Sthers
Slovakia
Lawyer Guilty of Income Tax Evasion in Cleveland
Fred N. Acker, a 34 year old Cleveland attorney, was found guilty by a jury of willfully failing to file a 1946 income tax return. He defended himself, claimed the tax law unconstitutional, and was jailed pending sentence. The jury did not rule on constitutional aspects, viewing the case as a criminal tax violation.
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Cleveland
Eoner
Nenl We
Acker
Emerich B. Freed
Strikes Rise in April but Idle Workers Decline
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 30 percent more work stoppages in April due to spring seasonal patterns while idleness falls 15 percent. About 360,000 workers were idle in April, with 260 new stoppages in March and 400 in April. The Chrysler walkout, ending May 4, accounted for roughly 60 percent of April idleness.
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Wassing Tox
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Chrysler
Ace
Duchess of Kent escapes injury in rear end car crash
London dispatch reports Duchess of Kent escaping injury after her automobile was rammed from behind in traffic.
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London
Duchess of Kent
Hanley praises late Smith at unveiling statue in New York
Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley credited Alfred E. Smith with shaping his politics calling him a God fearing American leader at a nine foot bronze statue unveiling in a Lower East Side housing project named for Smith. Alfred E. Smith III unveiled the statue as 3,000 residents looked on.
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New York
Joe R. Hanley
Alfred E. Smith
Ernor
Hanley
Smith
Lower East Side
Leopold
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