Allies in Teut Front Discuss Hitler Rearmament
Paris reports United States France and Britain united to oppose German rearmament as policy lines shift. Chancellor Willy Brandt’s position prompts talks with ministers and allied diplomats in Geneva about forceful unity against renewed German armament and possible military alignment.
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Adolf Willer
Joseph Iil Ton
Roosevelt Prepares Policy Outline On Foreign Affairs
Fragmented text describes President Roosevelt outlining diplomatic aims, neutrality, and doctrine amid calls for disarmament and consultation with nations as crisis looms. A late meeting with Secretary Hull and others is noted, with emphasis on unity and restraint in the face of potential aggression.
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Gandhi completes extended fast in India doctors report relief
Poona waits as Mahatma Gandhi nears end of planned two week fast. Physicians say he appears surprisingly well after the week long period of abstinence, and plans call for a final examination tomorrow to confirm his health.
Ernest Torrence Dead. Leading Movie Star Dies in New York
New York May 1 Ernest Torrence renowned film actor dies after a long career in silent and early sound pictures. Reports describe a celebrated performer whose work spanned major productions and collaborations with top studios, leaving a lasting impact on the era’s cinema.
Japanese Girl Murder Victim Found Near Milo
Milo Hawaii May 16 The body of Ghimke Okada a 4 year old Japanese girl who had been missing since Saturday was found today partially covered by rock in the countryside. A searching party combed the fields and police caught a Filipino 18 who disappeared Saturday and whose clothes were found at a beach. Detectives believe the victim drowned after being attacked.
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Senate Sits As Court To Try Judge Lauderback
Warhingtom May 18 A court in action considers charges against Judge Lauderback for improper appointment of receivers. The defense argues the impeachment article lacks clear basis and asserts no confidence in the judge.
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Luge Foils Bold Butte Bandit
In Butte on May 15 a car prodding incident led to a gas tank running dry. The bandit fled as police report notes a chase and pursuit following the stubbed vehicle.
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Auto Nileaman
Sales taxes unlikely to be imposed in Congress
Washington reports deep seated congressional opposition has cooled prospects for financing the vast government building program with a general sales tax. A White House conference with congressional leaders led to word that President Roosevelt will push severe taxation measures with broad approval, while he negotiates industrial wage agreements. Continued in another page.
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Harmony Ongé Reigns In Bonus Army Rally
Washington May 16 The Harmony Ongé figures reigned again as the Walns marchers held a stormy encampment at Fort Want Virginia. About 200 marchers left the gathering amid heated exchanges after Flory charged steam ruler methods. Spover A. Fundy, chair, ruled a motion out of order and the group dispersed.
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Chinese Flee Tientsin And Auburn Fire Ravages City
Chinese troops withdraw east of Tientsin after raids by Japanese forces as Manchuria railhead area is evacuated. In Auburn Maine a massive blaze destroys 200 homes and businesses, leaving 700 homeless. Officials doubt arson, damage likely over 2 million dollars. Foreign residents hardest hit as wind-driven flames engulf three to five story tenements.
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Ohio flood toll rises as river crests 15 dead
Flood waters along the Ohio and its tributaries sweep across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky raising the dead to 15 with 11 deaths in central Indiana. The Wabash and White rivers swell as overflows threaten the pocket district farms and nearby towns.
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Chicago Hoodlum Slain by Associates in Cheap Sport
In Chicago on May 15 a hoodlum named Bacco Helens was killed by associates, a gangland hit described as a cheap sport. A 16 year old girl identified the attacker, nicknamed Rocky the Goof, as the man who fired the fatal shot that killed Prank Holbrook. The victim’s body was dumped in a sedan, a nickel clenched in his hand as the gang’s mark.
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Bishop Cannon Appeals Corrupt Practice Case Ruling
Bishop Cannon Anson will appeal a circuit court decision upholding the corrupt practice act charges. The case centers on $63,200 funneled to the anti-Smith Democratic organization via James Tamerson and secretary Mira Burroughs. The appeal aims to overturn the ruling and proceed to higher court.
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Mahon
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Boy, 10, Confesses Killing Sister in Accidental Shot
A 10 year old boy confessed today to an accidental shooting that killed his sister. Witnesses describe the incident as a tragic family accident. the youth reportedly faced emotional distress at the scene and was found near the doorway of the home. Authorities released few additional details pending further investigation.
Salt magnate falls to death in New York hotel after nervous ailment
George Lenter Tall, 42, vice president of the Independent Salt Company, either jumped or fell from his hotel room on the ninth floor of Doctors' Hospital, where he had been treated for a nervous condition. The incident occurred May 13 in New York.
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Gold-Greedy Seekers Rush Into New Canon City Mining Field
Feverish activity marked the fourth day of the gold rush in Upper Copper Gulch near Canon City Colorado. Prospectors led by Robert Hoard reported a vein valued at about $58, while Ed Mollister, Tamen Mow, and John Drake claimed parts staked earlier in winter. Hundreds of men and women crowded the camp over the weekend, with many encamping as claims multiplied and a court record showed prior staking.
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Dan Korn Elected Leader of Rotary
Livingston May 1 Rotarians elected Dan Korn of Kallenelt district governor to succeed Enor K Matson of Tewistown now an assistant at racy general. Next year's convention site to be chosen tomorrow as meeting closes. Korn spoke at the governor’s banquet. Beatty won golf contest with Bar yekmian third.
Gold Star Mothers Sail for Europe Visit World War Battlefields
New York May 15 The first contingent of Gold Star Mothers and war widows will tour World War I battlefields and graveyards in Europe as a federal government goodwill mission. The arriving group came from Nebraska and 24 other states.
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WETS SWEEP POLL THROUGH WYOMING
Cheyenne Wyoming May 15 With more than half the state reporting incomplete returns Wyoming's precinct conventions tonight had elected 34 delegates pledged to repeal to 40 for retention of the eighteenth amendment Delegates elected today will gather in 24 county conventions May 18 pledged to elect wet or dry delegates to the state repeal convention at Casper The wet vote mounted slowly as many counties had not set up machinery for gathering the returns it was unlikely
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Fort Peck Reservoir Favored in Public Works Plan
Washington reports Harry H. Woodring says President Roosevelt virtually assured inclusion of the Missouri river Fort Peck reservoir in Montana and the Kaw river project above Topeka, plus Missouri river channel work to Sioux City, to balance regional participation.
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Anti Tamany Men May Pick Seabury
New York May 15 With Alfred E Smith's refusal to seek the mayoralty the fusion forces look to Samuel Seabury to lead their bid against Tammany Hall tonight The support of W Kingsland Macy COP state chairman and former Republican Governor Charles Whitman for a Seabury fusion ticket seems almost assured to rally observers.
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Little Peggy McMath Tells Grand Jurors of Kidnapping
Barnstabie Massachusetts May 15 A pretty year old Harwich girl Peggy McMath granddaughter of Detroit residents testified before a Yankee grand jury about her kidnapping. Kenneth Buck 28 and Cyril Buck 40 are charged with kidnapping and extortion with $60000 ransom and $10000 extra alleged. She described abduction from school confinement in a cranberry shack and transfer to a hole beneath an unoccupied house before ransom was paid and she was released aboard William Lee's yacht three days later.
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French Plane Flies Safely Across the South Atlantic
French Airplane Arc en tel Rainbow led by Jean Mermoz completed a perilous crossing from Natal to Dakar in 17 hours 0 minutes, part of a round trip to South America begun in January. The craft planned to proceed to Le Bourget to claim a record flight distance within 42 hours.
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Deta Bert Hinkler
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Hikers to be placed under arrest in Okmulgee
Okmulgee Oklahoma May 16 officials will arrest girl hikers and those who aid them to curb an epidemic of girls running away from home. The drastic action aims to break the wave and remove temptations in the community.
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Embargoes Possible on Arms to Paraguay and Bolivia
Geneva reports six nations ready to impose a total embargo on arms shipments to Paraguay and Bolivia amid Gran Chaco war tensions. Secret council briefing suggests similar actions by other nations if a peaceful settlement fails, with proposals for arbitration commission and broad supervisory powers.
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