Narvaez Receives Six Year Sentence for Forged Money Orders
Antonio Narvaez, who testified he was deputized to raise funds to topple Cuba's Machado regime, was sentenced to six years in prison on forged money order charges. Authorities suspect him of involvement in an international forgery ring and traced his movements through multiple Southern states and Virginia cities.
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Richmond
Antonio Narvaez
Machado
Cuba
Florida
Post Office
J. W. Cole
Narvaez
Navarro
Mal
Miami
Jacksonville
Daytona Beach
Fila
Augusta
Waycross
Columbia
US. C
Winston-Salem
N. C
Danville
Lynchburg
North Carolinian Honored In Spain
North Carolinian honored in Spain for interests in plotting a Cuban revolution on February 24. Authorities say several men suspected of aiding Narvaez in an international money order plot are under arrest in various U S locations. names not released. Narvaez convicted on three counts of forging $100 money orders in Richmond and sentenced to three years in federal prison.
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Naraez
United States
Defudant
Richmond
Luther B. Way
United States District Court
Narvaez
Fishermen Die In Squall Off Grays Harbor Bar
Hoquiam Wash Apr 6 wreckage of many small fishing boats along the beach marked a spring squall that killed at least 11 fishermen near Grays Harbor bar. The storm struck late yesterday as the salmon fleet went to sea with about 60 boats making it across the bar while others turned back. The list of boats lost includes The Annie with the Sainio brothers aboard The Axel owned by Axel Backland The Alki carrying Pie tola and Bala The Pacific with Alex Forsel The Helen with Victor Peorsen Wayne Wade and another man A boat with Nick Heikkila aboard and a small craft crewed by one man.
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Hoquiah
Wash
Grays Harbor Bar
Bar
Westport
Annie
Jack
W. Sainio
Axel
Axel Backland
Alki
Charles Pietola
Joel Bala
Pacific
Alex Forsel
Helen
Victor Peorsen
Wayne Wade
Nick Heikkila
Unidentified Man Found as Two Sailors Die in Squall
Late last night two bodies washed ashore and a man identified as Corte was recovered. Fishermen reported seeing more of the fleet capsized with crews tossed into turbulent seas. Rescue was nearly impossible as conditions worsened after the squall hit the bar.
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Corte
Nose Bleed Signals Various Diseases and Treatments
A medical article explains nosebleeds can occur with many conditions such as hemophilia purpura scurvy and severe anemia and in high blood pressure can indicate vessel rupture. Immediate horizontal rest cooling and pressure on the bleeding point help. More serious cases use nasal packing and cauterization with silver nitrate or chromic acid.
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Vishbein
Job in Danger Anglers Rally for OMalley as Fisheries Chief
Sportsmen and industry figures press to keep Henry OMalley in his 35 year Bureau of Fisheries post. The article notes blood pressure and nosebleed as possible symptoms of broader illness, including alerts to tumors, while emphasizing the need for medical assessment and treatment if hemorrhages recur.
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Henry O'Malley
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
O'Malley
Frank T. Bell
Senator Dill
Washington
Smoky Peak To Be Named For Ambler
A still unnamed peak in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is proposed to be named Mount Ambler in honor of Asheville physician Dr. Chase P. Ambler. The joint park nomenclature committee of Tennessee and North Carolina recommended the name to the Washington office. The peak lies about three quarters of a mile southwest of Mount Kephart, named for Horace Kephart.
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Smokemont
Apett
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Chase P. Ambler
Asheville
Tennessee
North Carolina
Aphic Rd
Washington
Mount
Ambler
Horace Kephart
Smokies
Small gut likely in rayon hosiery
New York April 6 large rayon hosiery producers may reprice some items by about 5 cents a dozen. The move stems from yarn market revisions and is not expected to widen retail price gaps. Producers aim to sell at a profit and keep some advantage from rayon cuts, while cautious about impacting buyers and operators.
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New York
Daily News Record
School Strike Declared Minor Spring Fever in Chicago
Chicago officials call a citywide pupil walkout a mild case of spring fever. About 14,000 students from five high schools joined the strike in support of overdue teacher salaries. At Crane Junior College two agitators were expelled for organizing the protest.
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Chicago
Crane Junior College
Lydia E Pinkham's Tab for Periodic Disturbances Ad
Relief and control of periodic disturbances promoted as a uterine sedative. Take Lydia E Pinkham's Tablet a few days before expected discomfort for relief and long term benefit. Sold by all druggists in chocolate coated tablets and larger bottles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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