Coast Guard finds missing couple alive after eight days
In Alaska, Brush with fate near Princess Bay ends relief as pilot Sheldon Simmons and observers locate Cyrus Almasting and his 18 year old bride near a wrecked plane. The couple from Seattle and Spokane had been missing since a week prior, last seen refueling at Natadale. Search efforts continue with Coast Guard cutters and aircraft aiding the recovery.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Coast Guard
Cutler Cyane
Albert Almoshan
Seattle
Princess Bay
Here
Almasting
MyeDonald
Minvenious
Spokine
Cynne White
Linn
Wurk
Wiigheen
Winn
Tay
Bohne Canal
Sheldon Simmana
Samean
Shamong
Rocky Shorg
Almagiina
Fin Bride
Tan MacDonald
Ninne Mole
Spokane
Alankimm x
Natadale
Rary
Ammont i Raineress
Navbar
Tunour
Tlewan
CT Taygien
US Aim Argent Rorpa
Moechanine
Jerry Marnay
Bolim Canal
Princens Jing
Alt Simmons
Taucau
Almaaituna
Saveta
Butedale
Washington Colombia Domini Urges Peace League
A murky dispatch reports leaders from Washington, Colombia, and Guatemala urging a regional league to preserve peace in the Americas. The piece notes a congressional revenue bill moving to the president, excluding processing taxes and highlighting a revenue shortage amid shifts in personal directives from officials.
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Washington
Colombia
Domini
Tepublic
Guatemala
Learue
Janey Beck
Soldto Roneial Dien Perelgn Addix
Emperoy Halle Selansia
Suspects Named in Mrs Nausey Murder. No Arrests Yet
Police describe several suspects linked to the murder at 22 Beckman Place where Mrs Nausey was found strangled. Fraude checks, a forged bank presentment, and a shadowy pair seen near the building are cited while investigators say no one has been taken into custody. The report notes a tall, well mannered man and a dark skinned man in dungarees seen in the vicinity as officers interview residents and review forged checks connected to Helen Virginia Meyer and others.
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Countess Allen Hoyos
Beckman Place
Ho Hathinh
Misa Meyer
Aeardh
Sho
Shepwide
Ini
Newmk
Liva Myn
Tery
Cana
Berkman
American missionaries in China in danger again
Report from Nanlinnng and Taiyuan in Manchuria and Shanxi provinces say large communist forces approach within 40 miles of missionary posts. The American embassy cautioned the Chinese government amid militant activity and potential risks to 76 members of a religious group.
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China
Mannan
Yunoon
Pun
Meddl
Jorcien
Easter Sunday Quiet at Vatican City Amid Health Constraint
Easter in Vatican City passes quietly as the health of Pope Pius prevents public Easter Mass at St Peter’s. Cardinal Pareti presides at the liturgy in a private chapel while the Pope watches from a private space and later attends a band concert with relatives.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Peter'n
Pope Pina
St Peter A
Kent Tourisls
Haly
Cardinal Pareti
Maga
Palatine Guard
California Infant Born in Roadster En Route to Hospital
Los Angeles on April 12 Gayle Karen Wilton, seven years old, reportedly becomes a baby born in a roadster as Howard and Mrs Wilton drive toward a Long Beach hospital to welcome their child. The expectant parents ride with the ambulance in route delivery amid excitement.
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Los Angel
Gayle
Karen Wilton
Tony
Howard Wilton
Long Beach
Karen
Father Land
Long
Beach
Fa Ab Ambulance
Bombing Outbreaks Prompt Labor War Distrust
In Wilkes Barre on April 12 a string of bombings near Nanticoke left two dead and several injured as authorities link the acts to labor unrest. Officials including former sheriff Thomas Malaney and Justice Department investigators pursue clues amid widespread fear and speculation.
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Wilkes Barre
Nanticoke Mrt
Wyoming
Weatt
Lilber Matson
Thomas Malaney
United Anthracio Minera
Nanticoke
Aniffin
Malone
Seti
Wilkes Borie
Monarvelt
Department of Justice
Roynt
Boy of 3 Beheaded in Kansas City
An accident in Kansas City killed a three year old when his neck became caught on a wagon wheel while riding a truck. The boy’s father, George Macon, a WPA worker, could not stop the vehicle in time.
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Kansas
Kanaas City
Howard Macon
Tathera Dunn
Nan Windlosa
Grorge Macon
WPA
Ume
Southern Storm Toll Rises Across Georgia and Mississippi
Reports from Gaéthenville to Apel detail deadly weather across Georgia Mississippi and nearby regions with 446 fatalities and over 40 injuries in the past two weeks amid intense storms tearing communities apart and prompting emergency responses.
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Apel
ePp
Willian
Carl Hunt Red Gros
Met
Tornations
Georgia
Alississppi
Norge Carolia
Tupelo Crash Kills Two, Injures Sixteen in April Incident
A Tupelo accident today killed two people and injured sixteen others after a truck crash involving sightseers near the Lone Star area. Fire and police responded quickly to the scene as witnesses described chaotic evacuation and critical injuries. Authorities opened a damage assessment and urged cautious travel along the route.
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Tupelo
Lone Star
Ming
Latins Favor Plan for Hemispheric Peace Body
South and Central American heads meet to back a hemispheric body proposed to work with President Roosevelt. They advocate broad cooperation to curb armaments and promote economic collaboration ahead of the Inter American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires this summer.
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Roosevelt
America
Lonny
Iles
Buenos Airea
Global Easter Celebrations Amid War and Mourning
Easter observances span the globe with church crowds in Moscow and Danmarks Ostotd movement amid wartime strain. Queen Mary’s tribute to King George VI softens public mourning while U S and other nations report ceremonies and parades. Crowds gather in New York and California as rain dampens holiday pageants and soldiers participate in traditional observances.
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Ross Prom
Globe
Jerusalem
Russia
Queen Mary
Holt Mauriting
King George
Naked girl kneels within London church scene
The Daily Mail reports a young woman at Pauly cathedral rose from her pew and walked about 80 yards before kneeling with arms outstretched and head bowed. About 1000 worshippers watched as officials assisted her, later noting she was taken away for medical evaluation after a fall.
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London
Mat Huck
Aamatiyt
Keonn
Weouete
Pereiec
Ot Pauly
Jen Ingine
Ollie
Plan for great highway ties to feared Soviet sway
A Chinese province announces a highway project into Mongol lands amid fears the national government sees growing Soviet influence. Supported by Chiang Kai Shek, the effort aims to bolster control over distant regions as political tensions rise. Crowds gathered at a Beijing event as officials outlined the scheme and its perceived geopolitic stakes.
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Tanchowkana
China
Authoritien
Tsinghy
Generelinaima
Chiang Kai Shek
Ehye Talngnat
New Campaign for Peace Inaugurated on April 21
New York reports a nationwide peace campaign to start April 21 with demonstrations and a student strike against war. Prominent figures including Mrs Franklin Roosevelt and Labor MP Quaker Langbury are set to participate in a national broadcast. About 100 cities will see coordinated events by the American Student Union and 506 colleges and universities joined by thousands of high schools in a walkout.
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New York
United States
Mra Franklin
Fronsevelt
Qtorke Langbucy
Kirby
Page
American
Joseph P
Italians Do Not Keep Eye On War Front Report
Yondan Apel Street and Andey relay message from Addis Ababa noting Unilin aircraft bombarded Warra Ibela. Telegraph dispatch says airstrikes sent crowds fleeing as confusion spreads. Three were reported killed amid chaotic scenes.
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Enoter
Yondan Apel
Andey
Addis Ababa
Warra Ibela
Ccuréler
Kilieil
Angler’s smile on voyage aboard Potomac
A garbled note describes a voyage aboard the coast guard cutter Potomac with President Rocavelt and an unclear fishing scene. The text references a long journey, a port, and dubious imagery, lacking coherent details or identifiable names beyond Potomac and Rolex-like misprints.
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Bigeeal
Rocavelt
Coast Guard
Potomac
Port
Reds in Dublin Parade Turned Violent During 1916 Commemoration
A Dublin march marking the 1916 rebellion anniversary triggered clashes between crowds and parade participants. Police and bystanders exchanged blows as some vehicles and streets were damaged. Despite the unrest, participants and bystanders later moved to cemeteries for commemoration, with few formal arrests.
Widow and children made happy by Easter aid in Lagler
April 12 1974 image of a widow and her infantile paralysis stricken family. Reverend superintendent of charities announces the family’s eligibility for a 100 dollar a month pension from the Netherlands government. Public school records note the family’s long hardship and relief efforts amid poverty.
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Jon Angelea
Todas
Tor
Lagler
Hesita
Bond
Father Dlot
Revthamaan County
Netherlands
Pho Avin
Tater Cwnnoty
Galifornia
Blaze and explosion injure many in Canton China
A Canton fire and explosion injure 120 people and cause about 600 000 dollars in property damage. The official report notes a blaze consuming several mills and fifty stalls in the area, with extensive store fires and destruction.
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China
Hongkong
Canton
Muniliona
Thoal Wave Drowns Four In Australia
A large tidal wave struck the Tasmanian steamer Nahann at Port Philip harbor injuring many and killing four aboard. The vessel was driven onto the quay and overturned, with crew and passengers scrambling amid wreckage.
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Australia
Melbourne
Calor
Nahann
Catranen
Port Philip
Roosevelt to Campaign in Baltimore Rally Tonight
President Roosevelt plans a Baltimore rally as part of his reelection campaign. The report notes Republican contenders Borah and Knox seeking bolting support, while Roosevelt aims to engage nationwide with multiple brief platform appearances.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Thal
Nticka Clana
Witte
Chicago
Dr Condon Summoned to Testify Before Mercer Grand Jury
Mercer county grand jury investigates the Timibergh baby case with Dr Condon asked to appear Wednesday morning to corroborate the ransom payment to Richard Hauptmann. Foreman Trantan S and Nad announce further subpoenas including Mahlon Foster to compare handwriting with ransom notes from the Welsh baby incident. The inquiry continues with additional witnesses and cross checks set for Tuesday.
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Trantan S&s
LPP
Mique WE Breeman
Mercer County Grand Jury
Paul Wendel
Grand
Menango Freeman
Dr Condon
Merner County Grand Jury
Pale Freeman
Mahlon B Foster
Wilmington Delaware
Grand Jury
Foster
Wondel
Gamplea
Many Sects Parade Through Jerusalem Holy Week
In Jerusalem during the week of Eqater a colorful, all day procession drew pilgrims and tourists. Ethiopians in robes led the crowd as bells rang at midnight. A second procession circled the Lamb of Christ altar with worshipers singing Christ is Risen.
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Jerusalem
Miiday
Ishaga
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