City licenses required for Troy taxicabs and drivers
Chief Kendall announced that Troy will require municipal licenses for each taxi and driver. A two week licensing period begins Tuesday March 15 with licenses and numbered driver buttons costing 44 dollars per cab. About 58 cabs operate from stands and over 100 drivers are licensed.
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Troy
Frank
Kendall Souid
Ncennew
Caby
Bureau of Identification
Kendall
Identification Bureau
Kidnaper Of Chiang Still Prisoner in Formosa
The young marshal Chang Hsueh-lang, who kidnapped Chiang Kai-shek in 1936, remains imprisoned near Taipei. Reports say release terms were not set and Chiang may not approve. Chang, 48, has refused politics, studies Ming dynasty history, plays tennis and chess, and is guarded by military oversight as his family scatters to the United States and France.
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Formona
Chiang Cai-shek
Chang Hsueh-lang
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Chang
Lyoung
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Chang Alao
Nanking
Chan Cheng
Chiang Kai-shek
Mo Teh Hui
Haintu
Taipei
Ghiang Kai-shek
Fenghwa
Tsunyi
China
Chungking
Lin Yurkwang
Ministry of National Defense
United States
France
Chang Hsueh-shih
Mukden
Chang Hauehsheng
Formosa
T. V. Soong
Generalissimo
Soong
U. S
Chang Haichliang
Mother and four children die in Atlanta fire
In Riverside a frame two family dwelling was destroyed by an oil stove explosion. The 82 year old mother Mrs Harvey R Wallace died trying to save her children Vera 10 Shirley 8 Leon Patsy who were asleep. Two other occupants escaped with 18 month old Terry_boone and Mrs Boone. The father had left for work previously.
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Atlanta U
Riverside
Harvey R. Wallace
Fulton County
Vera
Shirley
Leon
Patsy
Charred bodies recovered after explosion ruins
A fire at a building left charred bodies recovered hours after the blast. Fire crews worked through the ruins as investigators began identifying victims and assessing the scene.
Dismissal in $15,000 Supreme Court action over alleged robbery
Otto Koeppe, owner of a Hudson restaurant, sought relief from the city court in a $15,000 Supreme Court action alleging a Foley arrest. Justice Harry B. Schirick of Kingston dismissed the case after Koeppe was arrested in Washington, D. C., and later proven innocent when sales slips with his signature surfaced.
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Supreme Court
Otto Koeppe
Hudson
Foley
Harry B. Schirick
Kingston
Washington, D. C
Local Court Finds City Not Liable for Officials Act
A judge ruled the city of Hudsom was not responsible for the actions of judicial officials on the crime day. The decision, issued by Justice Bebirtek, rests on the legal finding that the city bore no liability for those acts.
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Hudsom
Bebirtek
Tte
Bathing Overdone in the Pacific Seabirds
Naturalists report Pacific fulmars and related seabirds bathe so excessively they become plump from dunking and drown. The observation notes seabird bathing habits exceeding typical needs and potential fatal outcomes from overexposure to water.
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la Jolla
Cal
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