Globe-Girl ing Irritations Add to Difficulties
Washington May 8 A globe circling series of irritations adds to difficulties of President Roosevelt in rallying support for the world economic conference. Frictions span from the Far East to South America with Japan Russia Germany England France Italy Argentina and Great Britain involved in disputes over Manchuria tariffs grants gold standard and meat imports. These issues risk isolating the United States as London talks approach.
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Brothers Plead Not Guilty In MGMATH Gage Case
Kenneth Buck and an unnamed accomplice pleaded not guilty in a Cape Cod burglary case tied to the Harwich area. Buck, a Cape native and father, was linked to the kidnapping of a local child, Peggy, from a grammar school before authorities found burglary tools on him. Neighbors recall him as quiet and devoted to his eight year old son Kenneth Jr. Authorities noted Buck had prior incidents with burglary tools but no prosecution for mere possession.
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Peanut Company Raises Wages in Roosevelt Drive
The Columbian Peanut Company announced a 10 to 20 percent wage increase effective May 1, aligning with President Roos evelt s push for higher pay in industry. The move affects more than 2,000 workers across 26 mills in five states, restoring salaries to pre downturn levels.
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Railroad Bill Explained by Secretary Roper in House
Secretary Roper outlined Roosevelt’s railroad plan before the house commerce committee. He said success hinges on railroad executives, not the federal coordinator, and noted regional coordinating committees to manage road groups for up to two years. The plan omits labor on regional boards, preserves collective bargaining, and grants ICC oversight of holding companies while repealing the recapture clause.
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Wave of personal crisis reports sweeps Germany
Berlin May 8 A wave of personal crisis reports in Germany culminated as six prominent figures ended their lives. Ernest Oberfohren former aide to Alfred Hugenberg shot himself after resigning from the Nationalist party amid charges of attempting to overthrow leadership. Dr Von Bruck former Leer mayor killed himself over office irregularities. Ernest Katz and Line Katz found dead in a gas-filled apartment. Frau Katz was Philipp Scheidemann daughter. The Katzes reportedly entered a death pact amid political attacks. Nelly Neppach former German tennis champion and her husband were among the victims.
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Missouri Fugitive Recaptured in Texas After Jail Break
Row of fugitives Haley Hughes and Smith were captured in Yenaha Texas after escaping Palestine jail April 19 where Haley was held for bank robbery in Springfield Missouri. Haley was wounded during the capture and will be returned to Missouri to face charges tied to Ash Grove bank robbery.
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Missouri Exhibit to World Fair in Chicago Outgoing
Sedalia Missouri May 7 AP The first of eight carloads of material for Missouri's exhibit at the Century of Progress Exposition will leave Sedalia this week as a 20 person crew finishes the display in the poultry building The exhibit will be numbered disassembled and packed for quick reassembly in Chicago including an Ozark scene with a log cabin cave and moving panorama showing Missouri highways
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Lindberghs Safe After Sandstorm Flight Delay
Col Lindbergh and wife reached safety after a night in the Texas Panhandle following a midflight sandstorm between Albuquerque and Kansas City. They landed north of Canadian, Tex., repaired a loose bolt, then resumed to Kansas City. Both described a calm night and no crash thoughts amid widespread concern.
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Five Die and 15 Hurt in Tennessee Tornado
Covington Tennessee May 3 AP Five dead and 35 injured were reported after a tornado tore through a section of Tinton county yesterday. Victims include Stanley A Deverell 3 Mattie Cook 45 and Pan Ethel Reed 16 two unidentified black residents and Aubrey Deverell and wife, parents of the dead child, sent to Memphis hospital.
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Rhode Island Acts Repeals Prohibition In Constitutional Vote
In Providence delegates at a constitutional convention ratified the 22nd amendment repealing the 18th amendment. The action followed a statewide vote showing 153,244 in favor of delegates pledged to repeal and 20,874 opposed. Turkish ships are exempted from bell requirements by international law. drums are used for signaling.
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