Nova Scotia Miners Entombed In Mine Shaft Tragedy
In Moose River Nova Scotia seven men were trapped a week after flood waters rose in a gold mine. One man died and others issued an emergency message from a shaft 400 feet below surface. Rescue efforts continued as food water and medicine were lowered to the entombed group.
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Moose River
N. S
Henman Magill
Magidl
DY Dom
Hoberiaon
Toranto
Wuirkes
Seadiling
Ui Eam Winertion
Moe
Suluniecus
Sead
Rahertaon
Mra Hobertson
Mrs. Mopill
World News In Brief From Portals Of War And Politics
Foreign Mogadisero trots claim victory in a four day Somaliland battle. Audis Ababa reports imperial reinforcement as armies clash, with civilians affected. Geneva notes sanctions by the league in economic measures. Moose River rescuers aid three miners in danger. Johnstown reports a fatal attack linked to a restaurateur. San Francisco notes waterfront tensions as a union rejects a tentative agreement.
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Wallin Somaliland
Audis
Johnstown
Harvey
Veil Restaurateur
New York
San Francisco
Harvey Couple Die In Plane Crash In Allegheny Mountains
Coroner identifies Fred Harvey and his wife Martha Harvey among the charred remains found after a plane crash high on the Allegheny mountains. The Harveys lived in Kansas City. Mrs Harvey had just returned from Europe. A companion did not survive the flight. authorities note sleet and engine failure preceded the nose-first plunge.
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Guruy Davis
Kanan
Davis
Mra
Harvey
Arma
Uaervey
Europe
Bhi
New York
Asagcintes
KatyRy Wan
Eags
Chiefs Quit Politics Amid Interior Order in Madrid
Parliament approved a law allowing army officers to engage in political activities under Interior Ministry oversight. High civil trust heads were relieved of duty pending removal actions, signaling potential disbanding of street ties. Despite a night of celebrations, no arrests or detailed orders were reported.
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Madrid
Ministry of the Interior
Aeyera
Seven face law for kidnaping Young Hamm
St Paul April 12 grand jury to hear case against seven suspects in the 1960 2000000 kidnapping of young Hamm. U S district attorney George F. Sullivan and federal agents announce indictments will be sought. Key figures include: Alvio Karpis as leader and Doin Gack Tabor named as finger man with Edmund C Bartholmey postmaster Hensonville MT among those connected. Continued on page ?
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St. Paul
Neten Pernonn
George F. Sullivan
United Staten District Attorney
Alvio
Karpis
America
Hoaidos Karpin
Doin Gack Tabor
Pontromater
Edmund C. Bartholmey
Hensonville
Major U S drainage basins to be studied for flood control
An exhaustive study of the country's major drainage basins is to be conducted to aid flood control. Secretary Ickes and the national resources committee will coordinate local and state agencies, with experts from California and Stanford and other institutions assisting in the basin surveys across the Midwest West and Northeast regions.
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Washington
Hiehmond
New Hamsire
Vermont
Connecticut
Powter UW
Frederick WH Fowlst
Sam Franelson
Ickes
Nannevel
Milan
Irkes
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Warding
University of California
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Mosquito Creek
Otteant
Lowe
Minnesota
Nakata
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Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Smith River
Teo Helys
Mate
Office of the State Engiiens
State Department of Ronservation
Spanking of Student Triggers Strike at Fort Montgomery School
Mothers and guardians in Thamesland Walle New York voted to strike sixth grade pupils at Fort Montgomery School in protest of a teacher who spanked a student with a ruler. They warned they will not send their children back until the matter is addressed.
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Thabland
King Edward Addresses Boy Scouts in Windsor
King Edward spoke to about 1,000 Boy Scouts in Windsor on April 19 stating Britain will take a leading part in world affairs. He praised the international character of the senate movement and called it a thing of great importance.
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Edward
Windamantic
Adalt
Germany
Berlin
Stanlecy Baldwin
Great Britain
Europe
Czechoslovokia
Vagoravia
Nuwmeanta
Austria
St. Germain
Turskey
Fire destroys major business block in Managua
Managua on April 15 reports say a large fire destroyed nine key buildings in the central business district and damaged La Noticia newspaper offices. River flooding elsewhere forced shantytowns to abandon homes as emergency crews battled the blaze and contained spreading flames.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Pilsudski's Old Faction May Revolt
Warsaw reports a cabinet crisis as Premier Marian Zyndarski Koscialkowski canceled a Budapest trip amid unrest. Gazeta Polska, seen as a government mouthpiece, faces criticism while communists push for demonstrations. Officials cite ill health but turmoil mounts amid international tensions.
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Warsaw
Marian Zyndeam Koscialkowski
Budapest
Julius Goemhoes
Empuens
Colorado plan to bar indigents sparks tense action
In a dramatic move Colorado readies a state guard response to alleged influx of indigent labor and aliens. Governor Cornell directs patrols from Oklahoma and New Mexico routes and highway enforcement to seal borders while rail shipments of labor are questioned.
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Guildyake
Tohnson
Colorado
New Mealon
Oklahoma Panhandle
Tony Cornell Nvar
Colorado Highway Patrol
Testogate
Indorera
Oklatome
New Mexico
Rimhalt
Kenatal
Vie Giant
Ch Memahers
Denver
New Mortea
Herder South
Roosevelt May Sit Canadians May Sit Roosevelt
In New York a report from the Herald Tribune notes a debate in Washington over a proposed vial with Haran Tarai of Canada. The article mentions Roosevelt's possible stance and the Canadian visit, with Ottawa as the referenced residence.
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New York
Aptra
Cary Provident Roosevelt
New York Iherald- Tribune
Washington
Theterald-Tribune
Haren Tarai Oepsernar
Canna
Ottawa
Six Fires in New York City Tied to Alcoholic
New York reports six fires in the city blamed on an alcoholic arsonist. Fires struck baby carriages and hallways, with one started in a rubbed barrel. Three people were fict and two shramen overcome by smoke. Police detained over a score of suspects for questioning at precincts.
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New York City
New York
Bronx
Mussolini Extends Italian Advance in Africa
Reports from Geneva say Mussolini’s forces have pushed deeper into Ethiopia as the League of Nations faces a crisis. Italian triumphs in Africa prompt a council session in Lyons to discuss the war and potential shifts of the Ethiopian capital. The situation sparks international alarm as Britain’s Baldwin condemns aggression.
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Geneva
Mussolini
League of Ions
Dice
Isolal
Iie
Tome
Addis Abba
Cantral
Imperor
Vrincy
Riots between Arabs and Jews rock Holy Land in Jaffa clashes
Across Jaffa and Tel Aviv fierce Arab Jewish rioting broke out with numerous casualties including three Jews and sixteen Arabs injured. Police imposed a curfew for four hours to curb violence while traffic and pedestrians were halted between coasts and Jerusalem. Arab brigands and attackers sparked further unrest as rumors of killings spread and banks faced mob attacks amid tense border patrols.
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Jaffa
Tel-Aviv
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Jioha
Joywa
Clio
Nolks
Lahowt
Noged
Jewlah
Pelach Tikvah
Tabor
Palestine Polices
Jerusalem
Missing Flyers May Be Alive Mystery Resurfaces
Alameda police probe a baffling case as clues suggest a couple and a pilot may still be alive after a year. Disjointed reports link Mia and Darik Wrethawny with Richard K. Smith, with movements traced from Alameda to San Antonio and possibly Mexico amid a contested divorce.
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Calif
Vavickie
Mia
Darik Wrethawny
Richard K. Smith
Smith
San Antonin
Texies
Plana
Mexico
Vandal attack disrupts capital taxicab service
In Washington on April 19 vandals temporarily disabled Tanicabs in the capital. Police raided a location tied to the Clan and Taxicab association as members were blamed. Several drivers from a rival association were questioned by police.
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Washington
Apel
Laviewbi
Po- Mew
China famine reports: cannibalism amid Szechuen crisis
Desperate famine conditions in Szechuen Province, China, with soldiers and civilians starving. Reports describe eating dogs cats and even human flesh from relatives, as drought and pestilence devastate farming. Officials acknowledge severe hunger across tens of millions, with deaths and migrations rising.
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Chengtu
Szechuen Province
China
Conaldere
Interloy
Anta
Many Bills Likely To Be Shelved Before June Break
Washington reports Congress plans to adjourn by the first week of June, shelving major measures including direct ship subsidies, housing grants, and government relief unless action accelerates. The tax bill advances from a House committee but faces months of debate. passage hinges on timing and administration pressure.
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Washington
Saale
House
Townsend predicts party gains to seize lower house
Wilmington based Det. Apert reports Pamela G. Townsend and allies forecast that the November elections will put his party in control of the house of representatives. The prediction centers on the Townsend column and policy stance in the Weston plan.
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Wilmington
Det
Apert
CAP
Pamela G. Townsend
Townsend Ollengs Weiston
House of Representatives
Five Die in Washington Car Crash Blaze Near Everett
Everett Washington April 19 five persons burned to death in a car after a collision with a bus. Deputy Coroner Charles H. Fickel identified Everett residents including driver Cert Ranson and passengers Mrs Cecilia Hangon Mrs Mona Sharpless Mrs Mattias Anderson and daughter Clara Anderson. Ferry Poole and Frank Catia survived but were hospitalized in critical condition. Authorities planned a full wreck investigation.
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Charles H. Fickel
Everett
Cert Ranson
Cecilia Hangon
Mona Sharpless
Manson
Mattias Anderson
Mise Clara Anderson
Ferry Poole
Harden
Wars Fit
Korg
Frank Catia
Idrival
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