QOVIET CLASH 15 SEEN WASHINGTON
The Foreign Policy Association warned in a survey that China could be reduced to a smaller state under Japan and allies as Manchukuo grows. Officials tracked Japan's talks with the United States while Japan pledged to honor treaties guarding China, yet moves remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Washington
Foreign Policy Association
Far East
Manchukuo
Asia
State Department
Tokyo
Convicts Escape Over Wall of Ohio Prison
Three inmates escaped from the Ohio penitentiary after overpowering a guard with a smuggled pistol and seizing weapons. They used a ladder over the wall and fled in a small car with three accomplices, despite strengthened guard measures. No shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Theodore G. Roszmann
Federal agents probe Dillinger death reports in Wisconsin
Chicago April 29 Federal authorities pursuing John Dillinger said they were unable to confirm reports that he was killed in Wisconsin while fleeing from the Indiana chase. Melvin Purvis head of the Chicago bureau said he and his men were still looking for him and had not received any sightings or official reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dillinger
Wisconsin
Melvin H. Purvis
Chicago Bureau of Investigation Office
Indiana
Purvis
Durable goods committee opposes blanket wage increases
A committee representing the durable goods industry, claiming to employ half of the nation’s workers, opposes further general wage hikes or shorter hours. They say such increases would retard recovery and shift disputes to the NRA code system, calling for a permanent labor board as urged by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee OF Durable Goods Industries
Washington
America
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Labor Board
Roosevelt
Johnson
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Supreme Court
George H. Houston
Baldwin Locomotive Works
NRA
Durable Goods Report
Helena Child Died In Auto Accident Inquest Not Needed
Three year old Jack Briscoe of Helena died from a brain concussion after running between parked cars into a car driven by Reese Humphrey. Authorities said no inquest was necessary.
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Helena
Jack Jr
Jack Briscoe
Reese Humphrey
Fires Endanger Minnesota Towns and Holt County Homes
Fires swept northern and central Minnesota fanning high winds and threatening Carlton Isle and Mille Lacs area swamps damaging a warehouse lumber and boarding house. In Nebraska Holt county residents confronted five prairie fires started by lightning burning homes and farms as about 1000 volunteers fought to save properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Carlton
Isle
Mille Lacs Lake
Chambers
Neb
Holt County
Bremer Kidnapping Case Sparks Police and Fugitives
Federal agents raced with underworld forces for two men linked to the Edward G. Bremer kidnapping in Chicago. John J. McLaughlin a former state representative is jailed for failure to post 100000 bond, his son John Jr. also arrested as officials say new information emerges about the St Paul tied abduction and potential connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Underworld
Edward G. Bremer
John J
Ross) McLaughlin
John Jr
Bremer
St. Paul
Priest Killed Shielding Housekeeper in New Jersey
The Rev. Julius Moscati, pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, was shot and killed in the church rectory hall while protecting his sister in law from a Newark carpenter who fired the pistol. Police investigate the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Julius Moscati
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Church
Newark
Mysterious trip into Mexico sparks kidnapping case interest
In Tucson on April 29 1935 73 year old Bernabe Robles grandfather of June Robles strong suspect in the girl's disappearance travels to Sonora Mexico with Tucson Councilman Henry Dalton to contact abductors. Federal agents join the case while authorities consider a cease in policing until the contact attempt occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Bernabe Robles
Sonora
Mexico
U.S. Department of Justice
Bernable Robles
Nogales
Henry Dalton
Santa Ana
Robles
Department of Justice
Pima County
Delegates Arrive for Montana P T A District Convention
Delegates from 14 western Montana towns begin arriving for the annual Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers district convention at the Finlen hotel in Butte. Registration starts at 10 AM, exhibits on mezzanine, luncheon for officers and state chairmen, business session at 1 15 PM with J G Regsdale and Dr F A Thompson delivering welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
Finlen Hotel
H.R Patten
Resolutions Committee
Missoula
William Beers
Billings
Western
Montana
Cottage
J. G. Regsdale
F. A. Thompson
School of Mines
R. E. Morrison
Birth Rate Drops Prompt Talk of Polygamy in Scotland
In Dundee Scotland April 29 1933 Scotland's birthrate fell to a record low sparking a controversial remark by W H Phillips retired president of the Association of Registrars who suggested polygamy might be considered if population halves in the future. He warned last year's birthrate was the lowest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Scotland
W. H. Phillips
Associaton of Registrars
Byrd Ends First Month of Polar Isolation at Bolling Base
Admiral Richard E. Byrd reports after completing one month alone at the Bolling weather base, 123 miles from Little America. He describes a sunken shack buried under deep snow, a third 25 foot tunnel for escape, and ongoing meteorological observations despite extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tica
Mackay
Richard E. Byrd
Bolling
Little America
Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Little Shack
Three Die In Auto Crash Near Oceanside California
A small sedan overturned near Oceanside on April 29 and burst into flames trapping three occupants. One man exited to help others but the car ignited, flames rising as high as 40 feet. The victims were Charred beyond recognition and identified only by license plates awaiting official ID. Walter E. Janes of Los Angeles and his family were tentatively named among the dead.
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Oceanside
Cal
Here
G. Alexander
Lomita
Walter E. Janes
Los Angeles
Janes
Old Butte power man dies in South
George Huntington Barker, 77, organizer of the West Side Lighting company later evolving into Southern California Edison, died of a heart attack at his Santa Monica home. Born in Brookfield New York, he served as a New Jersey state senator before moving west in 1893. He earlier worked with the Butte Light and Power company in Montana in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Cal
George Huntington Barker
West Side Lighting Company
Southern California Edison Company
Brookfield
N. Y
Gloucester County
New Jersey
Barker
Butte Light and Power Company
Butte
Mont
Montana Unsettled Weather Ahead Monday and Tuesday
A weather forecast warns of unsettled conditions in Montana for Monday and Tuesday. Cooler temperatures are expected Monday east of the divide with varying skies and chances of precipitation across the state.
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Montana
Divide
Centennial valley feud ends in fatal stabbing with shovel
Dillon Montana April 29 John F. O Connor 22 is dead and Samuel A Hayden 41 is jailed on a slaying charge after an ancient family feud flare up near the Hayden ranch. Hayden struck O Connor on the head with a shovel during a ground struggle and O Connor died at Barrett hospital at 10 30 p m. Hayden was arrested at his brother in law Phil Nye s home by Sheriff James A McCollum and Undersheriff William E Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
John F. O’connor
Samuel A. Hayden
Centennial Valley
Idaho
Hayden
O'Connor
Archie
Barrett Hospital
Phil Nye
James A. McCollum
William E. Barry
Marvelle Leake
Kenneth van Atwood
Billy Parish
May Thompson
Viola Erickson
Hayden Ranch
Hayden Brothers
Haydens
Archie Hayden
Samuel Hayden
Fire destroys garage threatens nearby homes at Kaw Avenue
Early morning blaze wiped out a garage at 1310 Kaw Avenue and endangered surrounding houses including a 104 Railroad Street roof fire. Sparks cut district telephone service while neighbors evacuated with children. Mrs. Philip Holmes rescued three children from the Brundage residence next door.
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Kaw Avenue
Kaw
Railroad Street
Philip Holmes
Raw Avenue
Brundage
Roosevelt tariff trading bill gains Stimson praise
Washington April 29 Henry L Stimson secretary of state praised the Roosevelt tariff trading bill as a needed emergency measure The bill already passed by the house would let President Roosevelt negotiate tariff cutting trade agreements to stimulate world trade by enlarging foreign buyers of U S goods and boosting purchasing power abroad.
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Roosevelt
Stimson
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Henry L. Stimson
Intercollegiate Council On International Education
House
United States
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Beaverhead
John F. O'Connor
S. A. Hayden
Bremerton
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Seattle
M. J. Batinske
William P. Evans
Alex Lucas
Batinske
Louis Flieder
Evans
Lucas
D. L. Blankenship
Kitsap County
Blankenship
John Jessup
Floyd Brower
King County
Frank Flieder
Anna
Erland's Point
Flieder
Flied
Bert
Peggy Chenevert
Magnus Jordan
Fred Balsom
Flieders
Dillinger
Johnson Rap Labor Board
Nebraska
Art J. Smith
Khaki Shirts of
Antonio Fierro
Glimar
Dillinger Mannhunt
Kenosha, Wis
Antarc
California Road
Old Butte
South
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