British Planes Damage Four Nazi Warships in Jade Estuary
British aircraft bombed in the Jade Estuary injuring four destroyers. The raid followed a bomber assault penetrating Wilhelmshaven defenses. South of the estuary, another enemy destroyer group was damaged while British planes returned safely. The report notes Allied and Axis wartime developments and diplomatic tensions across Europe.
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11-Year-Old Girl Accused Slaying Mother and Kiddies
Los Angeles reports detail an 11 year old girl Chloe Davis described by a psychiatrist as cruel and egolest. She allegedly killed her mother and two younger sisters and injured others with a history of bizarre claims and a claw hammer attack. Police held her on suspicion of murder as authorities planned further questioning with her father Barton Davis present.
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Angela
Edwards
Barton Davis
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Chine
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Girl Bound Over On Kidnap Charge
Nellie Crank bound to May term of Circuit Court on charges of kidnapping her 19 month old niece Helen Josephing Lee from Lyle Lee's Bloomingdale road home. Mrs Noarrah Sutherland and Cornett Sutherland also bound for aiding and abetting with bond set at 250 each. Trial date set after magistrate hearing held Wednesday.
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M. M. Chase
Nice
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Lyle Lee
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Fela Josephine
Cornett Sutherland
Fragmented World War II Briefs From April News Flashes
Mixed early April dispatches report German officer captured by French forces, murder inquiry in Nashville involving a mother of five, labor unrest in Eld or Nashville area, and arbitration proposals from Washington. Also notes on a Boston defense call, Stassen denial of support, and a Georgia Power Company investigation by the SEC.
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the Securities Commission
Linvie Hogwn
Georghe Power Company
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Number LYNCHINGS Showed Decreased in South
Knoxville April 5 A Carnegie study authority Arthur Raper told the Southern Sociological Conference lynchings in the south fall with cotton prices. He noted high prices raise lynchings, but recent years show declines due to relief programs. He warned of rises if relief is cut.
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Southern Sociological Conference
Arthur Raper
Carnegie- Myrdal Studies
He & Baroracter
Raper
Mie
GOP Convention Set For April 15 In Sullivan County
The Republican Party of Sullivan County fixes April 15 as the county meeting date to nominate candidates for the August general election. At Blountville court house the party plans reorganizing the county committee and selecting delegates for the District Convention in Catooseville on April 27. Four current officeholders are expected to seek renomination and a bid for two additional posts of county attorney and tax assessor may be decided.
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Congressional Committee
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Roy Dunn
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Leason
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Dewey
Fore Ward
Dunn
New York
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Government Blames State for Economic Woes Says Dark Legend Hurts Business
Wendell Willkie, head of Commonwealth and Southern, told the Boston Chamber of Commerce that government creates low mood through sinister rumors. He warned the national economy suffers from a dark legend against American business, hindering capital, industry, and employment. The executive also signaled willingness to accept the Republican nomination if offered.
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Roosevelt Opposes One Year Limit on Trade Pact Extension
President Roosevelt warned at a press conference that shortening the reciprocal trade treaty act to one year would harm the nation. He argued that annual tariff debates create confusion for agriculture and industry and impede economic activity, noting the issue affects any future administration or Congress.
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Roosevelt
Thxcellent Authori‘pvident
Garner
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Congress
United States
Slaying of Young Girl in Ashland Mystery
Ashland Kentucky April 1 police hunt for Claudine Barker 18 after a stray bullet killed her following a pin duel between two cars. Don Campbell a companion said the cars sped by Ashland Street then Claudine cried I’ve been slot before dying from a bullet above her heart. Investigators doubt gunfire between the cars. motive unclear and no suspects named.
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Pyen Pollee
Claudine Barker
Don Campbell
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Igir
Ted Gearheart
Gtr
New Flood Crest Threatens Homes in Susquehanna Valley
Flood crest threat returns to the Susquehanna as higher headwaters push levels up across New York and Pennsylvania. Sayre and Towanda report rising stages with lowlands underwater again, while Wilkes-Barre area communities brace for further inundation after last week’s record crest.
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Susquehanna Valley
New York Line
New York-Pennsylvania
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Chree
Wickes-Barre
Two Communists Arrested as Dewey Backing Grows
The Dies committee announced the arrest of two Boston Communist leaders Philip Prankfeld and Thomas F. P. O'Des for contempt after refusing to answer questions. They were taken into custody outside the committee rooms.
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Dies Committee
Boston
Communist Party
Philip Prankfeld
Thomas F. P. O'Des
Rnfusel
aAlswer
U. S
House
UD. 5
Needham Turnage
Aaige
Pelley
House Committee
Wete
William Dudley Helfey
Asheville
Ngc
Jesse Coatdisins
T. Edward O'Connell
Balloting Tomorrow in Sullivan County Primary
About 7 500 Sullivan County Democrats expected to march to 27 precincts to select candidates for sixteen offices. With below normal interest, candidates mount last minute pushes to attract voters and build majorities for August Republican challenges. The primary ends tonight amid claims of a more open fair campaign than in the past.
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Sullivan County
Bone Dry Law Prompts Election Day Enforcement Warning
County officials warned that the state bone dry period will be enforced strictly on election day with penalties for each violation. Officials said beer sales are prohibited and retailers face prosecutions. authorities will respect licensed establishments only to verify compliance.
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OsMieris
cMicern
Democratic Primary Campaign Talks and Weather Factor
The article reports on leading Democrats debating mudslinging and campaign financing amid the primary race. It notes a pledge by candidates to limit spending and discusses how spending may influence county party strength, with weather forecasts expected to affect voter turnout.
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Uiere
Lori
Democratic
Times to Post Vote Returns Noted in Suivan County
Unclear notice states vote returns will be posted by a bulletin board in front of the Times office and tested Saturday night. Due to a named official involved, no late speakers will announce the returns. Mirsh returns expected by 6 30 pm with the full tally unofficially declared by many pm.
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Times Office
Angele
Ueers
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