Mother of Bucks Near Collapse at Trial Proceedings
In Barnstable Superior Court Mre McMath testified about the kidnapping of Pegay Wooh, daughter of Mrs Buch, amid the retracing of events from the night of the abduction. She described concerns when Pegsy did not return with the school bus and the subsequent police call. The Buch siblings face trial for the May kidnapping, ransom, and recovery of the 10 year old.
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Mre
MtcMath
Barnstable Superior Court
Woods Hole
Kenneth
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Mre Buch
Simen
Buch Brothers
Kenneth 5
Mre McMath
Peery
Pegsy
Heat spell thins as floods worsen across western regions
Weather and flood reports detail a less severe heat spell in the state amid rising waters. The Northern Pacific freight route near St Regis is disrupted by a sinkhole, while the Flathead River and lake levels threaten road conditions. Kelso reports 2000 homeless from a ruptured Cow Creek dike. 60 patrols guard looting as Columbia and Yakima rivers flood. Bonners Ferry faces Kootenai rising waters. Searle girds dikes with 1000 workers as towns brace for higher flood risks and 7700 acres inundated.
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Wontaca
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Perma
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Flathead Lake
Columbia
Yakima
Kennewick
Richland
Nebraska preps to distribute relief fund
Nebraska will be ready to distribute a 150000 federal relief fund. Charles Bryan announced the plan and named State Tax Commissioner Smith as committee chair. Local committees will voucher every cent, ensuring wise use of the funds.
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Lincain
Nebraska
Charles “Oo Bryan
Lincoln Bryan
Smith
Nabraska
87 Miles on 1 Gallon World of Fair Auto Gas Saver
Gankare Engineers introduce the 198R World of Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler claiming 327 percent profits and a free introductory offer. Agents promote quick installation and show a wrench ready to use with vehicles. The sales pitch targets car owners seeking better fuel efficiency and engine care.
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Gankare
Wheaton
Hase
Leera
Agente
Conference Drifts Into Doldrums Amid Tariff Talk
A muddled report outlines discussions on production control and trade barriers. It references Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, and Senator Pattman of Neyadh discussing tariffs and import restrictions. Noted are shifts in policy expectations and the impending international conference outcomes.
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Dewesson
Cordell
Tittan Phat
Pattman
Neyadh
Tis
Jona Vent
Sy Peem
Prohibition Poll In Three States Contd From Page One
Prohibition drive in Iowa New Hampshire Michigan Wisconsin New Jersey and other states shifts as Dr J W Graves urges voters to oppose repeal while national leaders debate the 18th amendment. Campaign arguments mix tariff talks and domestic policy as delegates discuss voting outcomes and potential political shifts ahead of the election.
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J W Graves
Iowa
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode
Wyoming
New Jersey
Sea York
Delaware
Nevada
Indiana
Mateahucetts
Towa
Lowe
Hamm Released On Payment Of Ransom After Abduction
Abduction near Bremer, Minnesota ended with Hamm's release after three of four demanded ransom notes totaling 190000 dollars were paid. Kidnappers, masked with cotton hood and hooded, forced Hamm into a car and moved him to a northern Minnesota house before he was freed. Authorities, including state and federal officers, pressed the investigation. Hamm, a refrigeration manufacturer executive, and his wife endured a tense wait as details emerged.
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Hamm
Minnesota
Verne Sankis Sanker
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Haskell Bohn
Wade
H . Charles Tamm
W YW Dunn
Thortls
Breming Minnaha
Mra Hamm
Hamm Vaid Ha Wan
Harm
Hammaald
No Change in Police on Debts Question
Washington diplomats from France Belgium Poland pressed the state department for clarity on President Roosevelts debt policy. Ambassadors De Laboulave and Max Patek, after meetings with Acting Secretary Laver and assistant Moley, reported no new proposals and no change in defaulting nations rents.
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Washington
Americ
State Department
Roosevelts
A 'de Laboulave
France
Max
Belgium
van Patek
Poland
Phillipe Laver
de Laboulave
Patek
Serretats Moley
Jpmposals Department
Monetary revolution outlined for London talks by Pittman
Washington reports that Senator Pittman led a monetary reform plan adopted by the American delegation. The scheme, featuring a 25 percent metal packing component, was refined here and included in the instructions sent to the London delegation late last week by the administration.
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Amfrican Attitldf
Washington
Senator Pittman
Hollywood Revue on Stage With Marlow Film Program
The Hollywood Revue of 1443 opens for a two night engagement on the Pacific coast with performances in Seattle and other coastal cities. Johnnie Dunn and Herb Hamiltons Hollywood Ambassadors headline a lively revue featuring notable soloists and an accompanying picture program aligned with Roosevelt era themes. The article mixes entertainment notes with brief commentary on postwar monetary policy and dollar stabilization debates in Washington.
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To Warlow
Pacific Coast
Ciren
Seattle
Jahnnie
Pune
Cow Leichardl
Marion
Duan
van Enterum
Johnnie Dunn
Richard
Stave Fm
Seattle Times
Jorg
Dunn
Herb
Marlow Theater Presents Get Reacquainted Cast Trio
At the Marlow, Marioie Rambeau and Dor nthy Jordan head a Hollywood revue style drama with Johnnie Dunn and Eddie Quillan. The feature explores reacquainting themes, while critics note the film’s fresh contact with revived cinema trends amid media chatter.
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Firat
Marlow Theater
Marjoria Rambeau
Eddie Quillan
Dornthy Jordan
Storm Forces Nantucket Harbor Action and Flights
Storm conditions grounded vessels at Nantucket Harbor. Aboard destroyers and merchant ships men prepared for rough seas while officials sent urgent messages. In Oakland a cross country flight plan shifted as the Pacific route authorities arranged takeoff from Sidney to Moree via Keerward, with the pilot and crew awaiting weather clearance.
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Stephen T Parlover Tetirs
Warbor
Messares
Tone
Ronsevell
Owen Fen
Mardhar
Tom
Oakland
Calif
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Australia
Sidney Antstrafa
Moree
Keerward
Tamen H Fort
San Leandro
Industry Linebacks Aim at Treaty Strength Grants for Highway Works
In early reports Secretary Roprevik announces 490,000 pounds for state highway grants while bids open for 26 new ships at private yards and four destroyers. Sawyer of Public Works advances NRA programs to begin construction next month as delegations press for cost sharing and trade deals. Johnson coordinates to lift wages and boost employment via industry agreements and a new public works auditing board to certify projects for national recovery.
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Roprevik
Donald pHe Sawyer
Sawyer
Estes
Johnson
Destruction Planned for Growing Cotton
A garbled OCR passage discusses destroying growing cotton and references maize, prices around 47 cents, and various unclear phrases about programs and persons. The text is incoherent, with many typos, making precise details unreliable.
Washington Dames Shape Industrial Hearing Panel
General Jonason leads a Washington hearing where industry leaders and government appointees discuss antitrust style labor standards. Key figures include Edward Briereds, Donald Po, Alex Harris, Gerard Swope, Walter Teagle, and Willian Vereen Meuilily as major players shaping wage and competition policy amid a looming code of fair competition.
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Edward Briereds
Amiis Federation
Labar Te Ras
Vineh StJabneson
Tae Rath
Pat
Ayer
Donald Po
Darlang Labs
Inter
Fatumila
Insvercity
Alexante Harris
Lehman Corporation of New York
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Secretare Thaper
Commerce
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Gerard Swope
Teeneral Flee
Willan
Vereen Meuilily
Garotten
Tawar
Hurley Meage
Mtnntaenier Ang
Yedera Thon
Fabstowepn
Tranklin
Internationa Pollermakere
Win Gren
Federation of
Tutor Kidney
Trandis Hang
Fathelic Welfare
Caunett
Rose Gehmetderthan
Talon
Milhlegentors
Benefits for Vets Studied in National Panel Review
A fragmented report outlines ongoing study of veterans benefits across states. It notes questions about how boards operate, geographic scope, and how eligibility may impact Hispanic and other veteran groups. The piece suggests a federal panel is weighing uniform policy considerations and potential efficiency gains.
Boy of 18 Loses Long Battle for Life
An 18 year old boy in Philadelphia dies after a long illness. The article notes the support of his mother and father and mentions President Roosevelt sending condolences. The family and medical staff are described as sustaining the boy through a grueling fight, with late encouragement from friends and local officials.
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Maideant Frnes
Roosevelt
Rog
Conn
Bin
Wisconsin resort scene of murder of gang leader
Wisconsin pages detail a violent incident at a Kenosha resort involving a gang leader’s murder. The report mentions cafe operators, assault, shootings, and a related homicide linked to a broader crime network. Police in Chicago and local authorities pursue suspects amid a tangled sequence of events at Twin Lakes and nearby locations.
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Franny Rabin
Alan Te
Janewater Cafe
Baieage
Twin Lakes
Ab Automobile
Holinaan
Chicago
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