Dr. Robertson Placed In Halifax Hospital After Moose River Rescue
Dr. D. F. Robertson, 62, Toronto surgeon and one of two survivors of a 10 day entombment in Moose River gold mine, arrived by seaplane at Halifax and was taken to Victoria hospital to join survivor Charles A. Scadding, 44. Crowds cheered as the plane landed and the physician greeted the city with a wave.
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Wendel Kidnap Probe Pressed
A New York report describes an active investigation into the Wendel kidnapping case. Detainees include Parker and Geoghan tied to torture allegations and a chair contraption. State police and detectives pursue witnesses, with references to Sitters and a broad network linked to public officials.
Millionaire Oil Magnate Leaves Fortune to Charity
A Pittsburgh magnate, Addison H. Gideon, died last week leaving a substantial fortune to be used for charitable support to the poor and distressed. Probate will determine how the funds are allocated among hospitals and endowments across Pennsylvania and nearby states, with relatives contesting some provisions.
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Pittsburgh
Addison H. Gideon
Yu Ara
VGN
Hitler Grants Amnesty To Political Prisoners
The amnesty decree, Hitler's first since von Hindenburg's death, frees political prisoners deemed to have overzealous actions against the state. Those released include mostly non prominent cases, with some confined to petty offenses or acts tied to political agitation. If offenses occur after the decree, the original sentence may apply.
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Hitler
Fieja
von Hindenbe
National Socialem
Peurcblere
Culigny
Annual Shriners Event Showcases Local Talent
The Annual Shriners event in town featured the Stuetioid cal ather members and a ceremonial march to the Bent Redom and Blietield bands. Rob ert B. Whilleker led the covenanial program with Peterkite Rob ert B in charge of the overall proceedings. Four new members were admitted to the temple, including Tar, TR. TL Wourdiutl, Larry M. Siting, Byron Pberry and Rob, Englind, at the Daniel Boare area yesterday.
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Euarest
Joakaree
Medien
Elinine
Shea
Peterkite
Robert B. Whilleker
Cig
Hatner Fever
Reeset
Tie Shvine
Redonate Blaefield
Daniel Boare
Tar
Wourdiutl
Larry M. Siting
Byron Pberry
Rob
Englind
He Renirns
One Man Dead One Hurt In State Fall
Welch April 24 Clarence Pusxet, coal line operator, was pinned by a cable while handling a heavy tool and killed. A fellow miner was injured in the incident described as a state fall on the coal seam.
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Clarence Puckett
Welch
API
Clarence
Puesxet
Brawney
Shitefid
Themas Ea
Dooley Stories Author Dunne Dies at 72
Martin Dunne, creator of the Dooley stories, died in the Hebrew hospital in Tel Aviv after a long illness. He wrote a memoir of his career, contributing to the Trish digest and American numerist circles. Survived by his wife and family, his work spanned decades and featured Dooley as a central figure in many pieces.
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Epson
Levene
Burt AL Moris
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Telmoni
Dunne
Alel
Hermes
Rlalteveniod
Cai
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Martin Dooley
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Italy's Southern Army Breaks Hindenburg Line in Ethiopa Battle
Italian southern forces led by Graziani attacked and breached portions of Ethiopia's Hindenburg line near Sassa Banen and Daggah Burmount, advancing toward Addis Ababa. The clash reported the bloodiest of the war, with 460 American-born Italians among the attackers, as the capital's defense weakened and negotiations reportedly began. Emperor Haile Selassie reportedly returned to the capital amid mounting pressure, and cabinet members signaled surrender negotiations as Italian columns pushed within miles of Addis Ababa.
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Ethiopia
Hindaburg
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Rodolfo Graziani
Sassa Baneh
Daggah Bur
Jerey
Jijiga
Haraz
Addis Absba
Sassa Banen
Dalian
Faopolo di
Nasibu
Hindenburg
Verne
Daggah Moco
Sasa Baneh
Add Baba
Jobless Army Holds Jersey Capitol in Three Day Camp
Unemployed demonstrators camped for three days at Trenton demanding relief measures. Scenes showed lawmakers stepping away from session as protesters pressed for action. Police and officials struggled to address the occupation amid questions over food and shelter for the encamped group.
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Trenton
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New Jersey
Leonie
Neers
Yonaronte
Costae
Jones
Sweetie Slaver On Trial Again in Princeton
Special Judge Walter G. Breton presided as witnesses testified about the alleged enslavement case involving a man named Bolen aged 28. The proceedings referenced earlier farm work and the defendant's previous charges with details to be continued on Page 7.
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Princeton
Amit
Taite Sturedey
Gret Viele
Taylor
Saguadiers
Walter G. Breton
Lamneck Joins GOP Assault on Large Tax Bill
Washington April 24 Republicans recruit their demoralized ally in opposition to the 8 000 000 tax bill as debate continues. Rep Lamneck argues the measure would wipe out thousands of businesses, create monopolies, and prevent corporate surplus. Democrats respond with calls for liberal income measures while finance chair Harrison says new levies unlikely. J H Parkes explains the plan to replace taxes with a corporate tax graduated by income, as the article notes uncertainty about revenue and broader political maneuvers.
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Washington
Lamneek
Cocner
Ford JD
Cat
Harrison
Senate
J. H. Parkes
Iths
Corporation Neamn
Tara
Equal Division Is Ordered In Election Officers List
A court ruling states that the county executive committee has supreme authority in appointing election officers and that when committees cannot agree, the court may arbitrate by choosing one official from each side. The decision says mass appointment of clerks and commissioners between factions is unequal and may affect primary candidates fairness. Democratic leaders suggested immediate appointment of officers without further dispute.
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Hantie Duwe
Hudson
Case
AMD
Sion Supreme Courd
Histho Juan
Cna Hy
G. C. Robertson
Democratic Equity
U S Bank Deposits Reach New High in March Figures
Washington April 24 new high record of 24 859 455 000 in national bills reached on March with total disclosed by last banking statements J F P T O Connor comptroller mroney stated the figure rose 11 722 000 or 5 percent over December 1 1935 and by 512 075 060 or 22 percent over December 31 1934 Deposits included demand and time accounts totaling 63 696 000 with 6 878 346 000 government deposits and 1 953 675 000 postal deposits under age 29 000
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Mroney
Thomas
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