End Rum By Voiced by Advocate-A TALS May 6
A fragmentary report outlines an advocate’s address in New York City arguing against rum and prohibition repeal. The speaker denounces the administration and NRA policies, accusing manipulation to preserve penalties and praising reformist aims.
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Geneys hs May 5 vote blocks chair as faction abstains
AP reports Anthony Tu ed, Britain’s foreign secretary, declines to preside at the League assembly session, saying he would not chair a session led by a Chilean delegate and criticizing Italo Ethiopian talks. A Geneva store agreement ends uniformity rules with most shops closing at 5 pm daily except one drug store for holidays.
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Simple laxative described as a child’s aid
An OCR damaged snippet markets a laxative for children, claiming easy, pleasant relief. It mentions flavors like mint and a money back guarantee. Names and proper nouns are garbled, but the gist is a digestives aid marketed for youngsters with a promise of satisfaction.
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Return to Work Cures Mild Insanity, Psychiatric Expert Says
Dr Lawrence C Woolley of Towson Maryland described a mild form of insanity linked to retirement at age 70 as a psychiatric reaction. A persistently anxious, overconscientious man found his mental balance restored within four days after resuming work, a pattern also seen after a prior 60 year vacation disruption.
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Psychiatric Care Politics Criticized By Retiring Leader
Dr Clarence Cheney of New York City, retiring president of the association, denounced political interference in the care of inmates in mental institutions. He warned that if politicians cannot keep politics out of psychiatric hospitals, they or their families should be placed under the care of untrained, uninformed individuals drawn into such posts by political means.
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Guard quizzed in Wendel kidnapping probe
Theodora Kass testified before the grand jury probing the 1930s Wendel kidnapping in New Jersey. A disbarred Trenton attorney, Wendel alleged he was abducted and forced to sign a fake confession delaying Hauptmann’s execution. The investigation cites Elis Parker and his son, with payments totaling $76, and notes Parker Jr. remains a fugitive.
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Mineral boom drives Malay States demand for smoke screen mineral
Singapore May 5 AP worldwide demand for imenile the mineral used to provide naval and aerial smoke screens boosts prosperity for Malaya’s native communities. The Federated Malay States Geological Survey notes exports jumped from 50 tons in 1834 to nearly 2,500 tons in 1935 from Perak alone. Smenite is the main amang by product from tin mines, with large quantities also in India where production has doubled in two years.
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Ingrate Tree Crashes On Widow in GEBE May Day
A centuries old oak felled after years of widow Zafl’s refusal ends when the tree crashes down on her cottage, killing her instantly as villagers watched. The fatal accident highlights the long debate over removing the dangerous tree.
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Townsend plan hearings spark clashes and protests
The Townsend and Bell committees resume hearings in Washington with focus on the plan to pay all citizens a $200 monthly pension funded by a national sales tax. Dr Townsend denounces the probe as a hoax while claiming the effort reflects political opposition to his nationwide movement tied to California beginnings and a 10 million name petition drive.
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Economic recovery seen as half-way from 1929 peak
Cold figures show the U.S. economy lifting from bottom, with activity indices at midpoints between 1929 highs and 1932 1933 lows. Factory employment and corporate earnings recover about half their losses, yet debt and lagging construction temper optimism for a durable revival.
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