Dillinger Gang hunted across four states as lawmen swarm
Chicago April 24 widespread chase for John Dillinger and about a dozen gang members prompted by abduction and robbery of a filling station attendant. federal and local agents from five states patrolled snowbound roads while interrogations yielded few clear leads. two women associated with the gang gave names later deemed fictitious as authorities warned police to watch for Dillinger and men believed to have fled toward Eagle River Wisconsin amid reports of sightings in Minnesota Indiana and Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Dobn Dlinger
Tony
Department of Tiee
Winmin
Elsworthy
Adison
Wes
Irtment of Justice
John Dillinger
Ins
Cradoes
Eagle River
Wis
Wisconsake
An Marr
Ann Southern
Neker
Rsters
Ahomte
George Nelson
Tommy of
Via
Nelson
Illinois
Carroll
Wisconsin
Iesota
Indiana
Dillinger
Ind
Schroeder seeks parole to send to reform school
Arthur Schroeder of Elyria asked Lord Sweet today to parole him from a grand in charge and send him to a reform school or prison due to poor health and unemployment. Sweet planned to see Judge W Laborn this afternoon about the request, noting he has never before faced such a plea. Markwood of Norwalk will address the Elyria Kiwanis at Hotel Newell on the subject Interesting Facts About Ownership.
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Arthur Schroed
Elyria
Uve Liord
Sweet
Reformatory
Pet
Schroeder
Wlab
Unson
Markwood
Norwalk
Elytia Kiwanis
Newell
Nanship
Norwalk Kiwanis
Weather Forecast For Region Sees Warm Trend Through Thursday
Forecast calls for fair conditions with warming temperatures through the central regions. Arctic chill eases by Thursday with indicators of clear skies and mild daytime highs across the area.
Gunmen Hold Up Gas Station Owner
Two young men in a blue coupe robbed FE C Bond at Leavitt and North Ridge last evening, escaping with 6.59 dollars in cash and eight gallons of gas. Sheriff, Elyria and Lorain police launched an extensive search. Suspects described as about 27 and 30 years old, one in a gray cap and overcoat, the other in a gray hat and brown overcoat.
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FE. C. Bond
Leavitt
North Ridge Roads
Sheriff's Department
Elyria and Lorain
Bond
Sears
Senate to vote on tax plan Thursday
Ohio senate taxation committee shaped a plan to raise about 50 million dollars. The package includes 22 million in new revenue with a 16.5 million gross receipts tax and raises on utilities 4.5 million plus 1 million on financial institutions, plus 10 million from liquid fuel tax re enactment for schools. Intangible tax would yield about 8.0 million, totaling 44.5 million for schools, while local intangible revenue would go to political subdivisions at roughly 11 to 15 million. The Gunsett foundation school bill would allocate 27 dollars per elementary and 40.59 per high school pupil, with potential 37.5 million cost. A minimum program issue could shift funds from an equalization pool to meet floor. The gross receipts tax bill was recommended for passage. the cigaret and liquid fuel measures are considered certain. final package requires approval of utility and financial institution tax increases before senate action.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
Gunsett Foundation
Stae
Scarlet fever wanes as chickenpox rises in Elyria health report
Reports to Dr G E French Elyria health commissioner show scarlet fever dropping from the lead among contagious diseases. Chickenpox now more common with 32 cases this month and whooping cough with 13 cases. Most patients are children, with a few adults affected. Minor measles outbreak noted after a period with none.
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Elyria
G. E
French
President Backs Unemployment Insurance Drive
Ailment robs relief push as Roosevelt endorses unemployment insurance legislation. Lewis bill would tax 5 percent of employers payrolls to seed a 1.0 billion annual fund. Expect revisions to 3 percent. Perkins Hopkins back plan for rapid action amid New Deal safeguards.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
David J. Lewis
Robert L. Doughton
House War's and Means Committee
House
Ways and Means
Lewin
Secretary of
Labor
Frances Perkins
Harry J. Hopkins
Miss Perkins
Silver Move Stirs House Over Goldsborough Bill
Washington reports a powerful silver push rises in Congress as the Goldsborough monetary bill advances. The plan envisages a five member monetary authority with powers to issue currency buy or sell gold purchase 1,000,000,000 ounces of silver and engage in bond and exchange operations under federal reserve banks.
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Goldsborough
House
Senate
Bankers Acceptances
Foreign Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
Youth Questioned on Kidnaping Tale in Ohio
Findlay Ohio April 25 County officers questioned Donald Schoonover 21 a farm youth about being kidnapped for almost 48 hours held in an abandoned house with no food or water He returned late Tuesday to the home of George Inbody and described a masked abduction scene A ransom note from Perrysburg demanded 3530 and a cloth from his suit accompanied it Experts compared handwriting with the note Residents of Liberty township where the boy lived with his grandmother and two brothers believed his story despite questions and a missing money carrier He said he carried loose sums on trips to Toledo and Cleveland
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John Schoonover
Perrysburg
Aluch
Schoonover
Toledo
Cleveland
Liberty Township
Thos
Labor Union To Meet Friday in Columbus hall
The local Federal Labor Union will hold a meeting Friday at the Krywishte of Columbus hall. President William Rage announced the event and Cleveland speakers Mr Olsen and Mr Peterson, both hor organizers, have been invited. The meeting is open to the public.
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Aimeung
Columbus Hall
William Rage
Tao Cleveland
Olsen
Peterson
Jae Hor
Gasoline Supply Shut Off as Cleveland Strikes Halt Pumps
Gasoline supply in Cleveland collapsed when striking station attendants closed nearly every Alling pump in the county. Akron's situation threatened to spread as officials rush to mediate. Emergency supplies stored for police and fire use, with plans to deliver to physicians and pharmacies amid factional fights.
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Cleveland
Akron
W. E. Minshall
de. W. M. Leiserson
Labor Policy Board
The
Petroleum Administration
Washington
H. L. Davis
Oil City Refining Company
Thomson Points To Lack of Leadership at Columbus
Malcolm Thomson former Lorain County representative told Eyrin Rotary Club at the Elks Club that Governor White bears much blame for the long session and inaction of the Ohio Legislature. He urged new taxes to offset revenue losses tied to the 10 mile real estate taxation limit and noted that interest payments on self voted debts hinder tax relief. Continued on Page 5.
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White
Ohio
Malcolm Thomson
Lorain County
Eyrin Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Thomson
Japan Asked to Clarify Policy in Diplomatic Move
Sir Eric Lindley raised Britain’s request for official clarification of Japan’s far eastern policy with Foreign Minister Koki Hirota in Tokyo. Washington awaited Japan’s official statements after Secretary of State William Phillips pressed the Japanese ambassador to explain yesterday. Chinese sources at Geneva warned Japan’s stance could recognize Manchukuo and undermine international efforts to aid China.
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United Press
Eric Lindley
Tokio
Japan
Koki Hirota
Lindley
Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
William Phillips
Hiroji Saito
United States
Britain
Geneva
China
Mukden
Manchukuo
Ching
American Rolling Mills Reports Profit in Quarter
Cincinnati April 25 Improvement in the steel industry was shown by the quarterly report of the American Rolling Mills Co Middletown which lists a net profit of 545 258 compared with a net loss of 966 593 for the same period last year The profit after accrued preferred dividends amounts to 22 73 percent and equals about 20 cents a share for outstanding common stock.
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Cincinnati
American Rolling Mills Co
Middletown
Trustees Seek County Aid to Run Amherst Hospital
Amherst Hospital trustees appealed to county commissioners for financial support to keep the hospital open under the ongoing triad economy program during the depression. Nurses have worked long hours amid reduced pay as the facility faces a severe funding shortfall. The commissioners will refer the request to County Prosecutor Frank K. Liesens to determine the legality of the aid, noting the hospital serves Amherst, Black River, and Brownhelm.
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Amherst Hospital
I TN Weeheeher
Cabinet Falls at Madrid Amid Turmoil and Amnesty
Madrid April 25 The cabinet of Premier Alejandro Lebrón fell today amid a volatile political standoff between right and left factions. An amnesty bill released Monarchist prisoners and widened the crisis as jail doors swung open to thousands, while a grave strike situation swept the country threatening an hourly climax after months of turmoil.
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Madrid
Alejandro Leb- Tony
Two Legionnaires Killed in Austria Reported
Fragmentary copy reports two Austrian legionnaires killed near Wilemann in Bavaria amid gunfire between Austrian Temipraires and German storm keeper. The tale mentions Cambria and Sagpial Venrietta townships and charity work, but details are unclear.
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Austria
Wilemann
Hold up near Akron Abducts Bank Officers and Customers
Four people were abducted during a Mogadore Savings Bank robbery eight miles east of Akron. Two officers and two customers were taken as bandits escaped in a Ford with Illinois plates. They looted an estimated 3000 to 4000 dollars and released the group later. Sheriff units pursued suspects after the noon incident.
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Akron
Mogadore
Here
Illinois
Eugene Adolph
W. E. Viall
Fred Munder
Adolph
George Abbot
Tallmadge
Oaider
Ray Potts
President To Review Japanese Situation With Hull
President Roosevelt will meet with Secretary of State Hull to discuss Japan relations with China and other international matters. The White House released only that the Japanese situation would be discussed and Hull would brief on yesterday’s talks between William Phillips and Ambassador Hiroshi Saito.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hult
China
White House
Hull
William Phillips
Hiroshi Saito
Avert Strike Of Students At Ashland College
Ashland Ohio April 25 authorities averted a planned student strike at Ashland College by announcing retention of all faculty. Trustee president Pr W S Bell said president E E Jacobs and every faculty member would be kept and at least two more instructors would be added to the staff.
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Ashland. O
Ashland College
North Central Associations of Colleges and Secondary Schools
W. S. Bell
Thorning
E. E. Jacobs
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South Carolina
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Drive For
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Elyria Township
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Wellington
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Brownhelm
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Frank Mason
Ridgeville
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