Bunge Taken For Murder Of 3 People
Paul F. Bunge, 52, suspected of killing his wife and two daughters, killed himself with a pocket knife but survived. He confessed to detectives after officers found him with a newspaper concealing his actions. He later gave a detailed confession at police headquarters. The bodies were found in their apartment after his daughter Ingeborg alerted police from Pittsburgh.
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Tampa
Fla
Paul F. Bunge
Peet
Fwo Tittle
W. D. Bush
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Tou
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Bush
Aspital
Othieers
Runce
Wereneck Bunge
Musford
Boston
Rush
Runge
Polices
Nash
Daugherr
Ingeborg Bunge
Titsburgh
People of Cleveland Facing Starvation Crisis Warned
Fragmentary report notes a developing food shortage in Cleveland with calls for emergency relief and new cases of hardship. Mentions officials and community groups seeking swift action as shortages persist.
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Cleveland
Jaassen
Phe
Tadac
Harold Ff
Turton
Madera
American Mother of 1938 crowned in New York ceremony
Grace Nell Crowell, 60, poet from Dallas, named American Mother of 1938 in New York Mother's Day observances broadcast on NBC. Mrs Crowell praised for motherhood, with remarks by Mrs Sarah Delano Roosevelt. Boy Scouts escorted her to services at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church where Dr Ralph W. Seckman spoke on womanhood power. Mary Pickford and other inaugural mothers sent tributes from California, Georgia, and Nebraska.
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New York
Grace Nell Crowell
Dallas
Texas
Rawieli
Ihres Grown Sons
NBC
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Cratwell
Crowell
Ralph W. Seckman
Grace Methodial Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Mary Pickford
Francis Eleanor Smith
Claremont
Calif
Ragle
California
Fletcher M. Johnson
Gainesville
Carl R. Gray
Omaha
Neb
Two Men and Boy Die in Ordway Plane Crash
Three Ordway residents perish when a small plane crashes in a field near Ordway Colorado a 15 year old boy named Delane O Dell among the dead Jo Turk Williams 35 pilot Ross Malone 33 and Delane O Dell 13 a fourth line of the report mentions Jackie Coogan mother Lillian Coogan Bernstein reacting to a Mothers Day greeting but details are fragmented and unclear.
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Ordway
Colo
May & Apy
Colorado
Turk) Williams
Ross Malone
Pdelane O'Dell
Los Angeles
Lillian Coogan Bernstein
Jackie Coogan
On the Record by Dorothy Thompson on neutrality policy
Dorothy Thompson argues Congress erred by enacting the neutrality act and asserts it paved the way for indirect support to Franco in Spain. She contends Britain guides U.S. policy, Europe shifts toward Axis alignment, and the act worsens American division while failing to maintain true neutrality.
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Spain
Roosevelt calls for new and better world order on return
President Roosevelt, returning to Washington from a sea voyage, urged a new and better world order in a radio broadcast via Secretary Hull. He tied economic cooperation to reciprocal tariff reductions, saying the United States will press international concord and reduce trade barriers to spur prosperity. The Western Hemisphere nations show readiness to act, with recent inter-American conference resolutions cited.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Calimbvay
Americas
United States
Posperanar
Western Hemisphere
Gunned Boasts and Plans to Attack Hague Speech
Washington reports Representative Jerry O Connell said his failure to speak in Jersey last night disrupted plans to confront Mayor Hague. He claimed sponsors funded counter measures and vowed to invade Hague’s shell. O Connell said two hands were raised to start a fight and his group was forced into a passing car, with continued coverage expected on page 3.
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Washington
May
Uerry O'Connell
J. Mont
Jersey
Connell
Hague
Spekt
Rice
New York
Rery
Jinto
President Endorses Hull Stand on Neutrality Act
President Roosevelt returns from a 9 4 day cruise and endorses Secretary Hulls neutrality policy for Spain. He declines further comment on the wages and hours bill and the Chamber of Commerce speech, saying he has not read a newspaper since Tuesday.
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Hull
State Department
Tull
United States
Newamey
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Winthrop Aldrich
Chasa National Bank
Italy Hitler Pact Aims for Central Europe Spheres
Rome May 8 A bargain to divide central Europe and the Balkans into Italo German spheres of influence emerged as the major outcome of Hitler’s visit. Mussolini and Vittorio Emanuele accompanied him to the Tyrrhenian coast where two merchantmen were sunk in a mock battle with 400 planes as talks continued on conceding Austrian and Balkan interests. Italian and German leaders signaled loyalty and a frontier pledge, while some German delegates called the frontier guarantee a colossal sacrifice.
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Rome
Europe
Balkans
Adolf Hitler
Tell
Fuehrer
Tteliam Air
Vittorio Emanuel
Benito Mussolini
Tyrrhenian
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Witler
Florence
Germany
Viria Gayda
NT Vore d'Italia
Italy
Ttaly
Balkan
Austria
Mussolini
Hitler
Fwehrer
Czechoslovakia
Malyia
Dabubian
Turin
Chinese irregulars lose in North China campaign new provinces enter war
Shanghai reports a Japanese victory over Chinese guerrillas in North China as Kyweichow and Wukhan provinces declare support for China. The advance pushed near Nantune along the Yangtze as Nippon forces tighten grip. reports note tense rail corridors and lingering uncertainty around troop positions near Peiping.
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North China
Shanghai
May
Japan
Ionina
Rel
Epran
Kyweichow
Wukhan
Descendant Traces Mayflower Origins to Pilgrim Ship
Sally Pierce, daughter of Major and Mrs. B. Franklin Pierce of Seattle, is identified as a direct descendant of Captain John Mercer, owner of the Mayflower, linking modern families to the Pilgrim ship that carried the settlers to America.
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Sally Pierce
Miss Pieres
Franklin Pierce
Seattle
Wash
John Merce
America
Outlaws May Not Be Dead From Wild Break From Alcatraz
A questionable report claims Ted Cole and Watpl Kine may still be at large after a breakout from Alcatraz Island. The warden said he cannot confirm if they are alive or dead as authorities continue to hunt.
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LY Fig
Ita
Ted Cole
Watpl Kine
Alcatraz Island
Priven
Warden Odohiston
Horn-Eyed
Arden
Hehter Cole
Isan Pranesacea Bay
Dawes Reported Recovering, Expected to Resume Soon
New York May reports from hospital authorities say General Charles Dawes former vice president is getting along fine and will be up and around within a week. Dawes 72 underwent an appendectomy two weeks ago and is recovering steadily at Salquada hospital.
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New York
Rongevelt Hospital
Salquada
Charles Dawes
Wasss' Dawes
Spectacular Colorado wreck derails freight train at Springs
A spectacular wreck at Rock Island yards in North Colorado Springs involved 18 runaway freight cars after four switches were misaligned. The train, from Falcon, Colorado, crossed 18 miles in nine minutes with the locomotive detached. No life lost, two steers killed, no injuries reported. William Marquand, the Rock Island car inspector, was alerted by freight conductor Richard Connelly. Continued on Page 2.
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Colorado Springs
Rock Island
Falcon
Colo
Iute Wild
William Marquand
Rock Island Roundhouse
Richard Connelly
Stork Island
Marquand
Roundhouse
Hoover Hopkins clash over 1952 policy echoes
Washington May 3 Harry J Hopkins taunted Herbert Hoover about the 1952 bonus army eviction and argued policies not Roosevelt administration caused the threat to government. He blasted Hoover as blind to fascist regimes and urged production and spending balance amid wartime aims.
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Washington
Harry J. Hopkins
Werbert Moorer
Roosevelt
Columbia
W.P.A
Oklahoma City
United States
Fascia
Hopkins
Plymouth Awakes To Find Sacred Rock Painted Red
A Plymouth residentry awoke to discover the Pilgrims rock at high Water mark painted bright red by vandals. Officials and descendants cursed the deed and called police to pursue suspects while workmen planned immediate restoration. The rock had been stained red a year earlier amid May Day celebrations.
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Sacred
Mass
Philip Frankfeld
Communist Party
Massachusetts
John W. Scaulon
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