Victim of Kidnaper Brave Display in New York Fashion
New York Easter Sunday saw fair skies and bright sun as New Yorkers and guests moved about after forecasts of showers. Churches across the city reported large crowds for Easter services, with major cathedrals and universities drawing worshipers, while many others were turned away.
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Tha “Telekta
St Louis raiders hit LINDELL boulevard gambling club
Five masked men raided a swinging Lin dell boulevard gambling club in St Louis early today. They lined up about 50 members and took cash and jewelry totaling roughly 35 000. Police were not notified and officers say they had no report of a holdup.
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Belgian Miners Die in Winterslag Mine Blast
Four miners were killed in a Winterslag mine explosion near Hasselt Limburg. Rescuers brought to surface many remains some identifiable only by metal discs carried by the workers. Rescue teams had retrieved 25 bodies already.
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Hering Athlete Sacrifices Life For Friend In Arkansas River Mishap
Muskogee Oklahoma March 31 AP Joint Rockefeller 17 Muskogee high school athlete and relative of the multimillionaire gave his life to save friend Dale DeCamp when their motorboat overturned in the flood swollen Arkansas River four miles east of Muskogee. They clung to a five gallon can but Rockefeller relinquished it to DeCamp who could not swim. Rockefeller swam toward shore but was swept downstream and sank. DeCamp was rescued after floating a mile downstream. Immediate recovery of Rockefeller’s body was impossible due to swift current. The boy’s grandfather was a first cousin of the magnate. Spokane Washington March 31 AP Dr Herman P Marshall 47 exalted ruler of the Elks Lodge and president of the American Medical Life Associates died here a day after a heart attack.
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Kids Will Roll Eggs at White House Today
Washington children will visit the White House for the annual Easter Monday egg rolling on the south grounds. Thousands are expected as young guests roll eggs along the lawn, with Marine Band concerts later and a brief visit by Mr. and Mrs. Hoover. The event will be broadcast to radio listeners by several stations at 4 PM.
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Prehistoric Culture Unearthed in Nevada
Berkeley scientists report discovery of a 3000 year old prehistoric American tribe in a bat infested cave in the Humboldt mountains Nevada. The Love cave findings reveal a people known as the Eatters by Paiute legends. Artifacts suggest a climate preserved state comparable to ancient Egypt and Peru. Researchers led by M R Harrington dated deposits to 1000 B C.
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George and Queen Take Sacrament
The archbishop of Canterbury administered Holy Communion to King George and Queen Mary at Craigneil house in Bognor Sussex at noon. This marked the first time in years the king and queen did not receive Easter communion in Windsor Castle chapel, signaling a royal religious observance away from the royal chapel.
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Tornado Strikes Near Poplar Bluff Missouri Injuring Many
A tornado near Poplar Bluff Missouri injures score or more and damages many buildings including a church at Marble Hill. Homes are destroyed and trains report roof loss at Mineral Point as the storm moves north from Arkansas. Red Cross aids and local officials assess casualties.
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Illinois Gangster Feld Claims Two
Two men were shot and killed near Wilsonville by an automobile load of assassins. Victims Prank Hines and Smith Tucker, miners from Gillespie, died instantly as a big sedan opened fire. Tucker slumped at the wheel and Hines fell on the running board after trying to draw his revolver. The killer car fled toward Gillespie.
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Ball Player Killed in Crash Near Merced
Fresno Cal March 31 AP Clyde L Farmer Nance pitcher for the Mission team of the Pacific Coast League was killed in an automobile accident four miles south of Merced. He was driving from Turlock to Fowler where his willow lives.
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Farmer) Nance
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Escobar Reports Great Victory Over Callistas
Juarez March 31 AP rebel troops under General Jose Gonzalo Escobar defeated a large federal force near Escalon. Escobar personally manned a machine gun in both battles. federal losses were heavy and officer Eulogio Ortiz was killed. Another federal commander, Armenia, was shot. Escobar’s unit included 11th and 24th battalions. 10 percent of rebels fought. federals reported 200 killed and 400 captured. In a separate note, 60 Mexican rebel soldiers recaptured Mesquite opposite Sosabe, with no firing as federal troops withdrew.
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Jose Gonzalo Escobar
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Revolutionary
Eulogin Ortiz
Armenia
Hoa
Tucson
Ariz
United States Immigration Office
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Sonora
Sosabe
Abelardo Rodrigues
Rebel plane drops bombs into Naco
Naco Sonora March 1 AP two Mexican federal soldiers were killed in an attack as a rebel plane dropped bombs into the town. Continued on page ten.
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Sonora
French and British ships collide in Bay of Biscay
The French liner Ceylon bound from Buenos Aires to Hamburg was damaged in a collision with a British vessel 80 miles off Cape Finisterre. Passengers and crew abandoned ship, then reboarded as Ceylon was taken in tow by the Cloduard toward Verdon.
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Death of Herrick Grieves Lindbergh Across Nations
New York March 3 AP Colonel Charles A Lindbergh, honored in Paris after his 1927 trans Atlantic flight, wired from Santa Barbara that he is deeply grieved by the loss of Ambassador Herrick. He says Herrick was more than a friend and that no one commanded greater love and respect from the people of two nations.
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Myron Z. Merrick
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Sam
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Cardinal Lucidi Dies in Rome Ending Holy City Era
Rome March 31 AP Cardinal Lucidi died early this morning. The sacred college now has seven non-Hallans as a majority, with Italians numbering 26 and non-Italians 33. The report notes a shift in the college's balance among its members.
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Missing Chicago congressman linked to dry law case
Chicago March 31 AP authorities sought Congressman M A Michaelson on a warrant for violation of the dry law. Rumors tied him to Jacksonville Florida and Cuba liquor runs. US District Attorney Johnson said surrender in Florida could halt removal proceedings here.
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Miyron J. Herrick Dies American Ambassador to France
Miyron J. Herrick, long active from Ohio business circles to governor and ambassador roles, died after a heart collapse following a bronchial attack. His daughter-in-law Mrs Parmelee Marrick was with him. his son was in Cleveland. Herrick, named ambassador by two presidents, had been in fragile health and smiled until moments before the fatal stroke.
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Wuhan Evacuation Push As Chiang Forces Advance Toward Hankow
Shanghai dispatches report Wuhan authorities ordering retreat to the south bank of the Yangtse as about 60,000 Chiang Kai-shek troops threaten Hankow from the north. Foreigners fear for safety while foreign naval units reinforce Hankow amid anxieties over river conditions and security.
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Gunman Gus Terrifies Helena Night In Early Foray
A rugged figure described as Gus the Gunman prowled Helena’s Main Street in the early dawn. Police launched an intensive probe into the incident while residents remained largely unaware as investigations ensue into the threat and possible connections to racketeering.
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Oil Protest Signed by Three Governors
Governors William H. Adams of Colorado Frank Biarraon of Wyoming and George H. Dorn of Utah sign a protest to President Moorer over the government oil conservation policy. Drafted after a Saturday confers on the plan the governors dispatched the letter from Denver by air. The governors agreed not to publish the text until it reaches the president.
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Pastor Slayer Escapes Hemp Tyler Texas Case
AP reports in Tyler Texas a jury rejected the defense of Loys Wilson of Troup Texas that he killed Rev. Wallace due to alleged intimacy with Mrs. Wilson. Wilson was found guilty of murder and sentenced to three years in prison.
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Army Man Slain By an Ex Soldier in Minneapolis
Minneapolis March 31 AP An army corporal Samuel Bozik 30 stationed at Fort Snelling was killed during a holdup by a former comrade. The ex soldier who held up Bozik's company was captured and turned over to Minneapolis police.
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Sunrise Service Draws Thousands at Garden of the Gods
About 6,000 men women and children gathered at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs on a snowy morning for an Easter sunrise service. The outdoor ceremony featured prayers sermons and a trumpet quartet performing In the Garden at the Cathedral Spire amphitheater amid the rock formations.
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