Strangest bandit trio tried Remsen holdup
Father and two sons attempted a Remsen gas station heist 20 miles away when attendant Robert Roberts foiled them. The father John Brazen, 45, died of a stomach wound after a gunfight, while two youths Henry Brazen, 17, and Barmord Brazen, 19, fled. Roberts, injured, identified Brazen before he died. troopers chased the missing sons across New Jersey.
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Sir Elizabeth Hospital
John Brazen
Chester
Tate
Acto New Jersey
Rebsit Roberts
Williams Fasoli
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Roberts
St Elizabeth Hospital
Teo Snissing
Brazen
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Utica
Eed- Jané Yard
Nantucket Chief Captain Beaten by Spanish Rebels
Captain TE Leis of the American tanker Nantucket Chief says he was held prisoner in Prima Majores by Spanish insurgents and beaten daily with a rubber hose. The ship arrived in Gibraltar after captors released him and the crew. several crewmen refused to sail without back pay, and eighteen of thirty four crew members threatened to stay unless outstanding wages were paid.
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TE Leis
Nantucket
Prima
Majores
Texas
Vesaers
Castle Island Case Clues Reveal a Fatal Web
In this chapter of Van Wyck Mason’s story, Ward and Allenby face a tangle of evidence from hidden stamps to photos. Confessions unfold as Grafton’s lies crumble, Barbara Fortier’s image surfaces, and a final confrontation with Inspector Bess caps a dramatic multi-party crime unraveling.
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van Wyck Mason
Castle Island
Henry Clay
Gipson
Peter
Ward
Allenby
Tyson
Anyini
Patricia
Chedi
Patricia Fortier
Grafton
Ailoa
Gail
Stanley Gibbons
Stan
Stanley
Lile
Judy
Hilltve
Allendy
Ionk
Metiavic
Barnard
Ljava
Exd
Trinidad ideal spot for naval base port of spain
Rear Admiral Todd arrived aboard the liner Statendam and said Trinidad would be an ideal place to establish a naval base. A United States naval expert asserted that Trinidad could become another British Empire outpost like Singapore, expressing the view that the harbor area would suit a base.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
INS
Ford Todd
United States
Osiport
Singapore
Todd
Statendam
U S Will Shun Alliances Hull Continued From Page 1
A wartime briefing outlines U S naval strength and cautions that increases would not permit offensive overseas actions. Hull stresses no intent to engage in warfare and favors only information sharing with allies when interests align, keeping independence of action.
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Hull
Dravet
Unitesorien
Pacific
Elfec
State Department
United States
Great Britain
France
China
Britain
Russians Favor Vodka While Other Nations’ Liquors Decline
Detroit February 12. State Liquor Control Commissioner Hal G Knight reported Russians cling to vodka while groups drop liquors from native lands in favor of American gins and whiskey. Knight said he would cut in liquors from outside the nation but constraints hindered action.
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Detroit
State
Hal G. Knight
On the Airwaves Radio Schedule Nightly Listings
A dense historical radio schedule lists programs across WRX and sister stations with numerous show titles, times, and performers. It names orchestras, choirs, religious programs, concerts, and variety acts, reflecting a bustling broadcast lineup for the period.
Winning Contract By The Four Aces
The Four Aces discuss a part score bidding problem in which South overbid six spades against five spades. The article analyzes why three notrump can mislead and why three diamonds would have sparked a four spade sequence, highlighting common bidding mistakes and the need for precise contracts in part-score play.
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South
Thany
North
Cantor Daughter Hart in Auto Crash
Edna Cantor, 18, daughter of comedian Eadie Cantor, was treated for cuts and bruises after the car she rode in collided with another. She received care at Hollywood Receiving Hospital and was later returned home.
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Holliwood
Edna Cantor
Eadie Cantor
Hollywood
Hitler Meets Chancellor of Austria and Nazi Influence
Reported talks between Hitler and Austrian Chancellor Schuschnigg amid Austro German relations crisis. Mussolini allegedly advised against a special cabinet move while Hitler faced internal pressures. Rumors spread of a possible compromise involving Habsburg restoration if nazism in Austria ends, with Schuschnigg’s diplomatic choices under scrutiny.
Fate of Europe Hangs On Historic Hitl er Austro meeting
J C Oestreicher reports from the Bavarian Alps on a pivotal meeting between Adolf Hitler and Austrian Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg. Mussolini shepherds the drama, fearing a Nazi dominated Austria crossing the Brenner Pass if Germany expands. The Vatican and Rome watch as von Papen is restored, signaling a first round in the Nazi consolidation of power in Austria.
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Germany
Reich
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Berchtesgaden
Benito Mussolini
St Duce
Austrz
Mussolini
Europe
Aussia
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Vienna
von Bromberz
Schusthergg
Herr Kriebel
Aristo
von Papén
von Papen
Schuschniss
Austria
Palazzo Venezia
Rome
Brenher Pass
Meeting News Sparks Sensation in London
Reports from London describe a sensational note about an expected meeting between Adolf Hitler and Austrian Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg at Berchtessaden. Whitehall officials gave no comment while observers suspect Hitler aimed to press Schuschnigg to include Nazis in his cabinet in return for signals on Germanys future stance toward Austria.
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Reichsfehrer
Adolf Hitler
Kurt Schesehaiss
Austria
Berchtessaden
Whiteha
Hitler
Schuschnigg
Priests wounded as Chinese planes strike Lunghai area
Feb 2 reports from Shanghai say Japanese air forces conducted bombing and bombing operations in the Lunghai sector wounding several Catholic priests at a mission. Alleged bombing hit a railway bridge on the Herai River near Pengpu as Chinese troops defend the area. If confirmed, officials will raise the matter with Chinese authorities. Reports also claim a Japanese armed trader attacked six Chinese junks in Beihai territorial waters, four torched and crews missing.
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Herai River
Pengpu
Imllar
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Hong Kong
Esse
Beitiah
Crown
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