Buck Tells Of Stealing Young Girl In Mass Kidnap Case
Two Cape Cod brothers were seized for abducting 10 year old Margaret McMath. A ransom of 60,000 in currency was recovered, and the case centers on the girl’s disappearance from near her home. The suspect and motives are being investigated as authorities push to confirm details of the abduction and ransom.
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Norwichport
Mass
Cape Cod
Margaret MceMath
Cpe
Eteaftine Renae
Eneenarsedd
Mtrami
McMith
Borhan
Vestarchy
Maries
Ransim
Geand
Delegates Plan Political Meeting With Poet Master General
Delegates will attend a gathering to boost support for the ar mal delegation at a banquet honoring the poet master general or a state member. Key figures include C. Torry of BU IngF and Sam V. Brewart, with Yelena Dawson and Raymond Hildebrand among those listed from Montana counties. The event aims to be nonpolitical in tone per the delegation.
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St. Har
A. Ie Fey
Dagerest
Monti
Fey
Thul Ouveaus
Gry C. Torry
BU Ingf
Democratic
Montana
Latiee Sam V. Brewart
Montana Storeme Court
Yelena
Lon Dawson
Cueat Bally
Viea
Atate Democratic Central
Wol Ratting
Miles City
Scretary
Raymond Hildebrand
Glendive
Nice Dawson County
Indga Dames
Live Cpgaten
Hour of Toprerenialiyes
Four Hoboes Die From Poisonous Liquor At Marinette Party
Four men died after drinking at a Marinette Wisconsin day party held in an abandoned steam boiler. The victims include Miki Steepledack Woolly host, case appears to involve guests Pearl, Grady, and Tom Brown, ages 60 to 72, thought to be from Manistee Michigan.
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Marinette, Was
May
Marinette'a
Miki
Steeple Dack
Wolly
Soi Peavaen
Mayinette
Lark Grady
Tom Brown
Manistee
Mich
Laren
Kelly
Scenes in M Math Kidnapping Case In Harwich
Telephotos from New York City show persons and scenes in Harwich. Catin, believed to be involved, and Helen Margaret Percy McMarh are named amid a ransom call. Police and coast guard traced the matter after a secretary received an oath. A man returned Friday.
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New York City
Harwich
Catin
Coer
Helen
Margaret
Percy McMarh
Doughster
Steel Nimnne
Thth Holmes
Pie
S Coast Guard
Martial Law Ends in Iowa Soon as Troops Stay Nearby
Iowa moves toward lifting martial law while troops remain to police the district. Authorities plan charges of criminal syndicine and conspiracy against many prisoners after a military inquiry. Civil authorities retain control as guards and soldiers coordinate to quell unrest and oversee protests tied to a national farm strike planned for May.
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Iowa
Maines
Minga
Tentson
Edward L. O'Connor
Tom
Troopa
Neorg
Courte
Milliaey Coutia
Ku Klux Klan Revived to Fight Communism in the South
In Birmingham on May 6 a Klan officer said the Kent Klan plans to wage war on communism in the South. The reorganized group aims to combat radicalism in Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia and claims espionage strength to deter agitators. The revival stresses you educate and defend, with leaders asserting renewed influence and intent across the region.
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South
Birmingham
Ala
Kent Klan
Toe Wight
Alabima
Misstadinnl
Georgia Taik
Rion
Bawen
Thobert B. Lee Klay
Sie
Fla
Sire Voillanen
Railroads Likely to Tolerate Consolidation Plan
Minagula May 6. It is likely there will be little opposition from railroad interests to Franklin Roonevell's proposal for a coordinator for steam fall rods. President Charles Qunnelly of the Northern Brettle predicts labor organizations will resist the measure, but the scope of any opposition remains unclear. The plan coordinates conditions in western central and southern districts with railroad men composing most of the bodies. Congressional support will hinge on how these committees function.
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Minagula
Ry Oh
Reo
Franklin Roonevell
Charles Qunnelly
Mixnonda
Pacific Coast
HIL
Ny Congress
Storm winds devastate South Carolina towns and deaths rise
A powerful storm battered Anderson Greenville Laurens and Belton triggering fatalities and massive homelessness. At least 11 died near Helton and the Lebanon area while Belton and nearby communities faced extensive damage. Relief teams moved in with medicine food and clothing as emergency efforts deployed across Alabama and Georgia.
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Andiison
Belton
He Crty
Anderson
Helton
Lebanon
Greenville-Laurens Esaaly
Plan to reemploy 7,000,000 men in private industry proposed
The 1933 proposal dated May 1 aims to put 7 million men back to work in private industry on a set date with backing from 30,000 supporters. Administration allies push a bill to be sent to President Roosevelt next week for broader wartime mobilization. The draft measure seeks government oversight and rapid mobilization of industry resources to boost employment.
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Associated
Washington
Rangevelt
Veda Tog Pte Aitiettast
Henres
San Francisco Bay Pier Fire Rips Through Structures
Fire at a San Francisco Bay pier and adjacent buildings caused extensive damage. Smoke and flames spread along the elevated wharf as flames toppled telephone wires and damaged nearby boats. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze into the night.
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San Francisco Bay Pier
Cali
Miamesen
Watt
Lindbergh and wife reportedly land in New Mexico
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Landheren, traveling from Los Angeles toward Washington, were said to have landed at an emergency field near Otta, New Mexico, about 65 miles east of Albuquerque, after midnight. Poor communications reportedly hindered exact details.
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Albuquerque
Mayer —(Ap
Charles A. Lindbergh
Landheren
Los Angeles
Washington
Otta
Here
Ota
TUNE OF GOOD TIMES PLAYED
Chicago reports of railcar shortages easing and factory whistles signaling activity. Carloadings surged the week of April 29 with 42 708 more cars needed, boosting freight and output across steel, coal, and merch centers. Wheat and cheese prices rose as markets improved and employers planned higher wages.
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Chicago
Ter
Steel
Coal
General Merch
Youngstown
Buffalo
Tittsburgh
Anchise, Mary
Cleveland
Ariel
American Maidway Association
Italy and United States Reach Gold Standard Agreement
Washington reports that America and Italy reached a joint plan for world economic recovery, including debt relief, a tariff truce, a return to the gold standard, public works funding, and expanded credit. President Roosevelt and Guido Jung stressed swift action ahead of the London conference on June 12 to prevent economic warfare.
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Washington
America
Ttaly
Roosevelt
Italy
Guido Jung
Owen
United States
White House
Thomas A. le Breton
Mussolini
London
President Roosevelt to Be On Air Tonight
Washington may 6 president roosevelt will address the nation tomorrow in a speech outlining his stewardship since taking office in March the remarks are expected to cover recent actions and future policy, with the executive ready to discuss measures already passed by congress.
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Ruosevelt
Washington
Thansevelt
Congress
Japs Reserve On Tariff Truce With America
Tokyo May 6 Japan will agree to the American tariff truce proposal with safeguards. Britain and France indicated reservations while Washington weighed immediate action before the World Economic Conference. Prime Minister Hara and allied officials discussed safeguards as the plan proceeded through diplomatic channels.
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Tokyo
Japan
Wife of Editor Involved in Oregon Killing Case
In Oregon a homicide case unfolds with testimony linking Mrs Beltte Botees and her husband Melvyn A Tanks to a fatal slaying. State witnesses allege Prescott pressured others to conceal involvement as the court hearings proceed with testimonies detailing plans and connections.
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Oregon
Beltte Botees
Orbeau
Halasa
Consta
Medford
Franks Bial
Pir Qeet
Half Billion for Highways Authorizes 1960s Aid Plan
Washington May 6 The National Association of State Highway Officials allocated about 500 million dollars for an emergency highway program this year to be named by federal officials. It proposed 400 million for state highway aid with dollar-for-dollar matching and 106 million for interstate construction tying federal roads to state systems.
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Washurdton
National Association of State Highway Officials
Atate
Feedec
Nevada Attorney Named to High Post
The Evening Gazette reports that Willan Wondburn, a prominent Nevada attorney, will be appointed to a high position as attorney general. Announcement expected in the coming days by President Rusacete.
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Nevada
Rene New
Apie
Heo
Gacene
Willan Wondburn
Mrat Masisaint
Gta
Preanont Rusacete
Farm relief bill 10 faces passage by Roosevelt soon
Washington May 6 The farm relief bill with inflation and mortgage financing provisions intact is expected to reach President Roosevelt for approval late Tuesday Administration leaders predict Senate will drop its cost guarantee amendment Farmers union president John A Simpson said the plan is doomed by strong administration opposition Secretary Wallace opposes a minimum price scheme arguing it is unworkable and ignores farm output limits The story continues on page 1 section 3
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
John A. Simpson
Farmers Union
Wallace
AUSSIA MAY SELL RAILWAY INTEREST
The foreign office announced a possible sale of Soviet Russia rights in the Chinese Eastern Railway. Offer discussed with Japanese ambassador in Moscow last Tuesday. Value floated around 360,000,000 gold rubles. Japan indicated willingness to pay about 0.9 billion yen, with officials noting later purchase could be cheaper. A spokesman cited a significant proposal to end the Manchukuo dispute over the line.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Tamekichota
Moscow
Maali Litvinoff
Japan
Manchukuo
C. BE. i
Religious fanatic sentenced in girl’s death in Texas
Linden Tex May 6 Paul Oakley a backwoods religious zealot drew a life term for the “devil” slaying of four year old Byraleea Merrice Clayton. The self styled diving healer said evil told him to choke the crippled child while trying to cure her. Defense said appeal possible. Weird religious rites at the Clayton cabin preceded the death in the remote east Texas settlement.
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Linden
Texan
Paul Oakley
Backwood
Byoareald
Merrice Clayton
Deraiand
Ben Har
Per
Clayton
Ohita
Thadafannn
Mra Clayton
Ternice
Wald Oakley
Hia
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EAD
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Ruel
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Mmutial Guarantess
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Ats
Adie Wal
Ava
Lindy and
Hla
Qown
New Mexico
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Plymouth
Wis
Marcel
American Stora Eampment Corporation
Detroit
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Washington Gov
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House of Commons Cartier
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May & Ys
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States
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