Attempted kidnapping frightens mother in Millar race city
In Toronto on March 25 police probed a reported kidnapping attempt involving 5 year old Mary Kenny daughter of a leading Charles Vance Millar baby race contestant. Mrs Mitthew Kens said a man and a woman in a car tried to lure the child as she walked home, sparking fears tied to the late eccentric millionairess.
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Mary Kenny
Charles Vance Millar
Mitthew Kens
Mary
Lo Poller
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Elas
New Siea
Marty
Dar
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Qetubor IL
Toran
Mary Tate
Improved Conditions Reported by Bankers
Oakland Galit March 2 Private capital is leaving the fed government competition in lending as bankers at the annual meeting of the presidents at the 12 Federal Land Banks said today. Several presidents commented on activity at breaks and in making long term mortgage loans. This field had been left to the Farm Credit Administration in recent years. Today's conference included representatives from all districts. They showed improved conditions including higher farm income and stronger purchasing power per dollar of farm income.
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Oakland
Galit
Lidinase
World News In Git Amid Global Tensions And Talks
The Associated Press reports tensions rise as Britain and France align over a naval menace in the Mediterranean while Germany and Soviet trade talks stall amid war-related strains. In Washington, officials debate tax policy as flood recovery efforts face delays.
Estates in Spain Divided by Man Demands Government Action
Madrid March 5. Premier Manuel Agana says he and other farmers will divide estates in southern Spain, with government handling the land division. Protests over delayed parliamentary interpellation on rioting after February elections persist as extremists, unemployed workers, and civilians clash. In Nonale Alacoto a civil guard corporal is disarmed and killed, his body dragged through town. In Canseredra Toledo protesters demand higher wages after factory and shop closures.
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Mareh
Manuel Agana
Teen
Spain
Ninordery
Spai
Nonale
Alacoto
Lcu
Cansnedra
Toleda Provioo
Pramseq
Explosion at Mexican rail station kills and injures
A dynamite blast at a railway station in Tillananga near Mexico City killed at least 20 people and injured many more. The blast destroyed the station and adjacent buildings as debris was hurled into the air and surrounding area suffered heavy damage according to early reports received at the presidency.
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Mexico City
President Spends Afternoon Fishing Near Bahama
Miami dispatch reports President Soosevel aboard the new presidential ship USS Pol foniac spending the afternoon fishing at Matthew town Grey the gwa Island and Bahama. First time on the vessel, Mrs A Delang is credited with a prize voted the day, a Wie one Hovey.
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Pol Foniac
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Bahama
Wrod
A. Delang
Bozeman youths sent up for Whitehall bank raid
Bouller Marr 28, Tomer Tanellit 28, and Clortert Trerington 20, youths from Bozeman, were sentenced to terms in state prison for robbing the Whitehall State Bank on November 2. Judge Lyon H. Bennett presided in Virginia City. Robbers fled after the heist. A W Rotert, bank vice president, was injured, and accomplices Tannahill and Parenceton were arrested nearby and charged with robbery.
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Whitehall
Janel
Navy treaty signs amid Rhineland crisis gains no relief
The Ansenetted Press reports a London ceremony marking a new five year naval agreement that replaces the dying Washington London pact while deepening the Locarno stalemate. Italy criticizes Britain and France as Grandi warns of Mediterranean danger and Rome blocks new peace terms. Germany faults the Locarno pact after sending troops to the Rhineland, and Hitler vows Germany will not yield.
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Reichsfurhrer
3Hler
Julia
Freshington
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Italy
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Rome
Wrench
Britain
Rhineland
Hitler
Ludwigshafen
Germany
Hauptmann Nears End as Clemency Bid Fails
Governor laments uncertainty as Bruno Hauptmann faces execution after two clemency pleas fail. Court and officials weigh re trial options while Jaffie Condon interview remains unresolved. The outcome likely hinges on the pardon board and court rulings, with a Tuesday execution looming.
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Trenton
Maren
Puppy— Oy
Harold G. Hoffihan
Bruno Wchard Mauntinenn
Gmcention
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Govprogr
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Court of Mardona
Hye
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Bronx
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Lindbergh Ransom
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Dionnes To Be Seen In Moving Pictures
Hollywood reports Charles Rogers at Universal says he signed Mr and Mrs Oliva Dionne and their five older children for a screenplay Where Are My Children A Dionne quintuplets film is in release while the others head to cinema. Food standards unchanged says Dr James McLester president of the American Medical Association noting depression has not lowered national nutrition. Senator Borah hints a decision on entering the Republican presidential preference primary in California may come tomorrow.
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Dionnes
Moving Pictures
Charles Rogers
Universal Studio
Oliva Dionne
Dionne
Washington
American Institute of Nutrition
James McLester
Ameri- Medical Association
Borah
California
Ways and Means Subcommittee Rejects New Processing Taxes
Washington March 25 The House ways and means sub committee flatly rejected President Roosevelts suggestion for new processing taxes on agricultural commodities. It shifted hearings to three main revenue proposals: revised corporation taxes about 991 million dollars annually, a 490 percent windfall levy on processors, and continuation of existing capital stock and excess profits taxes yielding 53.6 million. A report with recommendations will be filed tomorrow for full committee and public hearings begin Monday.
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House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Full Ways and Means
Samuel 8. Hill
Wash
Rivers swell as floods hit Ohio Valley and beyond
Heavy rains flood six rivers for a second time in a week, swelling the Monongahela in Pennsylvania and pushing the Ohio River into lowland areas of northern West Virginia and eastern Ohio as Louisville area braces. Death toll from the weeklong storms tops 200 across multiple states.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Virginia
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Georgia
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Thousands Flee as Upper Ohio Flood Delays Relief Efforts
Cincinnati reports thousands fled homes as the upper Ohio valley faced rising floodwaters from headwaters. Relief workers delayed rehabilitation efforts amid a $200,000,000 disaster, with meteorologist W C Devereaux predicting a crest at Cincinnati fluctuating for days. Portsmouth and other towns watched waters near flood levels, while tributaries and other rivers overflowed or remained high.
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Ohio Valley
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Ohio River
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Works Progress Administration
W. C. Devereaux
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Gallipolis
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Devereaux
Mahoning
Ohio
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Youngstown
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Tiffin
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Cairo
Townsend chief reveals nearly a million collected
Washington dispatch reports growing calls for resignations in the Townsend old-age pension movement as hearings loom. Robert B. Clements, first witness in the inquiry, resigned as secretary of Old-Age Revolving Pensions Ltd and said he has helped raise about $850,000 and spent or accounted for all funds. He noted about $190,000 remained on hand. Dr. Francis Townsend denied ever directing the movement and rejected claims that Clements quit over control of the board.
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Townsend Old-Age Pension Organization
Special House
Robert B. Clements
Old-Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd
Townsend
Clements
Los Angeles
Francis Be, Townsend
Pension Movement
Townsend Organization
R. E. Clements
Matrimony Mania and Odd Tales From Beverly Hills
A humorous slice from Beverly Hills reports on marriages, mischief, and musical ideas. A Pittsburgh man pays a fine for dunking a lover in stew, while a harmony league president argues guitar happiness aids marriage. An Austrian suitor jokes about doweries and alibis.
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Calif
Pittsburgh
American Creative League of Harmony and Music Students
King Solomon
Sightseeing girls ignore Hollywood in California tour
A group of 40 beauty contest winners from Alaska Washington and Oregon arrived in California and expressed indifference to Hollywood. They answered a questionnaire to base their itinerary and only six wished to see Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
California
Mollywood
Candidacy and Protest Mark Portland Mayoral Race
Portland candidate Grace Wick announces a mayoral bid on a "clean wear" platform after a previous protest parade in downtown Portland seeking work. Her campaign promises a "kiss for everyone" and a brand of kisses in the City of Roses as she runs from public attention to political office. In other news, Alexander Dye of Commerce predicts new treaties will boost imports and exports amid current trade concerns.
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Portland
Misa Wick
Foreign Trade
New York
uPj
Mexander V. Dye
Department of Commerce
Smallest of Babes Dies in Oakland
Oakland California March 26 Nanny Lee Vogt born February 5 and weighing 15 ounces at birth died today in an Oakland incubator. She advanced to three pounds three and three-fourths ounces before death from immaturity and organ development issues. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Yost.
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Calif
Lee Vogt
Naicy Lee
Mes
Paul Yost
Montana Power Co Announces Dividend for Preferred Stock
Bulle March 25. Montana Power Co announces the regular quarterly dividend of 1.00 per share on its 6 percent preferred stock, payable May 1 to holders of record at close of business April 19.
Pittsburgh Faces Another Flood Crest Struggling to Rebuild
March 25. Monongahela River flood crest hits Pittsburgh waterfront areas impeding cleanup after last week’s devastating high water. Authorities report 81 deaths across western Pennsylvania and damage around 325 million dollars as crews brace for more rises and evacuations. Water reaches basements and inundates highways while the Tioga valley dam near Grafton, West Virginia remains submerged under plans for repair.
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Monongahela
Pennsylvania
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Brawe
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Tigarts Valley
Grafton
W. Va
Quarantine Declared in Covington Over Spinal Meningitis Fears
In Covington across the Ohio River from Cincinnati a sight quarantine was ordered for public gathering places including schools theaters churches and public spaces after a third suspected spinal meningitis case appeared in Kenton County. Dr Theodore Sel Jee, city health officer, issued the order following a special Covington board of health session. The move echoes a winter outbreak in eight Kentucky hill counties that claimed multiple lives. Separately in Los Angeles, Hal Ten Twelvetrees filed for divorce from Frank B Woody after a public quarrel and loud language.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky Hill
Theodore Sel Jee
Covington Board of Health
Kenton County
Gold Rush to Badger Pass Recalls Pioneer Era
March 25 report of 99.5 per ton gold in Badger Pass area 13 miles west of here spurs a Beaverhead County reminiscence of pioneer days. Roy Stanfield and Malcolm Tieming report rich ore finds with assay notes of 42 and 98. An unusual sandstone formation, ignored by early prospectors, awakens staking around Badger Pass road and along Dillon Bannock Jackson and Grasshopper valleys. Veteran miners say the sandstone formation could yield large low grade ore profitable with modern methods, signaling potential significance beyond known strikes in Bannock and Grasshopper valleys.
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Bannock
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Glasshopper Valley
Grasshopper Valley
Myntama
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Kleming
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