Fire on Prison From Plane Two Held
Two ex convicts armed a small plane and fired on the Leavenworth federal prison aiming to free about 2000 inmates. Lynn S Barlow and A N Barlow, 25 and 40, were arrested after landing at Fort Leavenworth airport. They face arraignment on charges of firing on guards and inmates with intent to kill and attempting mass escape.
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Kan
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Lynn
Barlow
A. N.barlow
Denver
Jack Barlow
James C. Norris
Fort Leavenworth
J. K. Codding
U. S
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Stuart Heintzelman
California Man Takes Over Federal Prohibition Enforcement
Major A V Dalrymple, a California lawyer, was appointed by Attorney General Cummings to lead federal prohibition enforcement replacing Col Amos W Woodcock. Dalrymple previously oversaw narcotics and city enforcement in several midwest states and in the Philippine Islands. He faces determining policy changes as 3.2 beer nears nationwide introduction.
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Washington
A. V. Dalrymple
California
Cummidegs
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Dalrymple
Roosevel
Woodcock
Cummings
Wilson
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Philippine Islands
Ohio Weather Update Mostly Cloudy Weekend
The forecast shows mostly cloudy skies across Ohio tonight and Sunday. An extreme east portion may turn colder by night into Sunday with a notable temperature drop.
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Ohio
Toni
Ohio Assembly Recesses After Action On Unprecedented Problems
The 90th Ohio General Assembly adjourned for a six week study period after two days of action. It legalized 3.2 percent beer and horse race betting, strengthened banks and building and loan laws, and approved emergency relief measures. A state relief fund, tax reform plans, and a move toward old age pensions were advanced, with a looming legislative conference after recess.
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Columbus
General Assembly
House
Senate
Legislative Conference
End of study looms for local banks by state officials
The Chronicle Telegram reports that state banking department representatives near completion of their study of local banks. The work is expected to finish Monday with an official announcement not yet known. T. O. McEldowney leads the survey in Columbus. The paper sought comment from him but had received no reply by press time.
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State Banking Department
Chronicle-Telegram
T. O. McEldowney
Columbus
Eldowney
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Wind wrecked south drenched by heavy rains
Drenching rain over the wind wrecked south added to the discomforts of refugees and the danger to the injured in four states with a storm toll of at least 59 in 36 hours. Tornadoes from Texas to Louisiana and Mississippi caused deaths and widespread damage as floods rose along the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
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Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Memphis
Tennessee
Memphis Weather Bureau
Missouri
Hall Summit
Spedres
ави Plane Gragh Fatal to Ak and Crew
Plane crash near Neodesha Kansas killed six and left three players from the Canadian championship Winnipeg team near death. Survivors include several players and staff with varying injuries. the craft carried eight team members and crew.
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Neodesha
Kan
Here
Winnipeg
Tulsa
George Wilson
Jan Wooley
Bruce Dodds
Joe Dodds
Michael Shea
A. K. Hakes
Minneapolis
H. G
Note Woman Flier Killed In Auto Accident
Mrs. Jessie W. Chapman a noted woman flier from Los Angeles and Chicago died in a collision between a truck and her car on the coast highway near Liberty Arizona about 35 miles west of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jessie W. Chapman
Los Angeles
Chicago
Coast Highway
Liberty
Here
Rout Chinese In Bitter Fight
In Shanhaikan China a Japanese force under Major General Iwata routed Chinese troops at Shihmenchai after dawn. The town fell at 9 30 A M seven hours after fighting began with heavy casualties on both sides. Chinese artillery fire continued as they retreated, extending potential occupation toward the Luan River.
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Shanhaikwan
China
Iwata
Shihmenchai
Great Wall
Luan River
Nazi led 24 hour boycott of Jewish shops in Berlin
Berlin reports a 24 hour boycott of Jewish business enforced by Nazi storm troops and brown shirts. Thousands picketed shops offices and courts across the city while Nazi leaders promise harsher steps if criticism abroad continues. Newspapers were ordered to stay out of the protest.
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Berlin
Fireman James Lysaght Receives Elaborate Diploma
Elyria firemen honor James Lysaght on promotion to lieutenant with a colorfully beribboned diploma bearing his picture. It bears the seal of honor and signatures from the mayor service director and fire chief. The diploma notes his diligent study and excellence in fire fighting and prevention.
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Elyria
James Lysaght
James Douglas Lavsaght
Carnegie Steel Plans More Work in Youngstown Area
Carnegie Steel Company will raise district operations next week to 24 percent of capacity, an 11 point increase. About a thousand workers at the Ohio works will receive part time employment after two weeks of idleness.
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Youngstown
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Ohio
Will Put Sharp Teeth In Blue Sky Law
Congressmen pressed to strengthen Roosevelt’s Blue Sky bill in the House Interstate Commerce Committee. Testimony cited about 25 billion dollars of worthless securities sold since World War I, highlighting the need to curb stockman sales practices.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
1933 Navigation Season On Erie Starts Tonight
Cleveland reports the 1933 navigation season on Lake Erie begins with the steamer Coralia leaving Detroit for Cleveland carrying 400 automobiles. Nicholson Universal plans 11 ships. Detroit & Cleveland Navigation adds freight service April 4 and mixed operations by April 12. City of Buffalo route opens May 3. Great Lakes Transit Corp to launch 18 steamers from Cleveland between late April and early May.
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Cleveland. O
Coralia
Detroit
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Nicholson Universal Steamship Company
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Buffalo
Great Lakes Transit Corporation
Cambridge Defeats Oxford in 85th Boat Race Victory
Cambridge beat Oxford in the annual Thames boat race at Putney. The Cantabs extended their win streak to ten consecutive victories and reached 44 wins in the series begun in 1829. Cambridge led from the start and pulled away during the 4.5 mile course.
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Putney
Eng
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Unbuilt Lorain Bridge Suit Seeks Return of Funds
John M. Harding sues in Lorain County Common Pleas to recover 34,450 dollars from Wendell P. Brown Cleveland architect tied to an unbuilt Lorain County bridge project. An examiner’s report found Brown must return 34,450 while keeping 1,250 for preliminary plans.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Lorain Bridge
Wendell P. Brown
Common Pleas Court
John M. Harding
Brown
Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Fumes Fatal To Former Officer of Standard Bank
Cleveland authorities expect an accidental death verdict in the case of Earnest A Frame 39 former vice president of the defunct Standard Trust Bank. Coroner A J Pearse said Frame died after being found unconscious from carbon monoxide fumes in his garage at home despite medical and firefighting efforts.
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Cleveland, O
Earnest A.frame
Standard Trust Bank
A. J. Pearse
Frame
Automobile Stolen in Oberlin Reported
Sam Coleman of Oberlin reported to local authorities that his automobile was stolen in Oberlin last night.
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Sam Coleman
Oberlin
Elyria Considers Two Year Gas Rate Plan
Mayor W H Vanoster says council will hear a proposed two-year gas rate ordinance after a letter from Ohio Fuel Gas Company vice president E M Tharp. The plan offers about 15 percent cuts for 18 months then a rise to near current rates, aiming to avoid litigation while awaiting Columbus rate decisions. Tharp notes the proposal is not satisfactory to the company but could provide immediate relief and set future precedent.
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W. H. Vanoster
M. Tharp
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Tharp
Chronicle- Telegram
Columbus
Dlecision
Ohio
Gas Company
City of Elyria
Elyria
E. M. Tharp
Man Arrests in Canada for Kidnapping Complicity
Canadian mounted police arrested Ray Robinson at Borketon Manitoba about 268 miles north of Winnipeg on charges of complicity in the June kidnapping of Haskell Bohn son of a wealthy St Paul manufacturer.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Mounted Police Today
Ray Robinson
Borketon
Haskell Bohn
St. Paul
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