16 Year Old Girl Enticed From Harwich School Kidnapped
Margaret McMath, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Neil C McMath, disappeared from Harwich Center grammar school as a blue sedan with a black man and two white men abducted her. Fog hampered search along Cape Cod, with state police patrols and coast guard crews scouring highways and sea for the kidnapers. The motive appeared revenge driven, and the family urged restraint while authorities pursued leads to a swift return of the victim.
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Blame Chicago Blasts On Reds After May Day Explosions
Police blamed radicals for demonstrations around the Illinois Bell Telephone building in Chicago Loop after five May Day explosions. Authorities moved to arrest every known Communist in Chicago and vicinity as the unrest spread.
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Storm toll rises after Mississippi Valley tornadoes
A storm system torn through the Mississippi Valley Sunday and Monday causing millions in damage across Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Illinois. More than fifty people were killed and thousands homeless. Damages were estimated above two million with injuries and numerous missing persons reported. Emergency services and Red Cross workers aided affected communities as officials assessed destruction in towns including Min dun Louisiana where about a third of the parish seat was devastated.
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Lindbergh to testify in Means Whitaker trial
The Post reports Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is willing to testify next when Gaston B. Means and Norman T. Whitaker face trial on conspiring to steal 39000 from Evalyn Walsh McLean. The scheme allegedly aimed to recover the kidnapped Lindbergh baby for 44000 in hot money.
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Evalyn Walsh McLean
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Nations Invite 66 To World Economic Conference
Geneva May 3 AP The League of Nations secretary general issued invitations to 66 countries, six yes including 56 members and ten outsiders such as the United States and Brazil, to attend the London world economic conference. The proposed pact would require refraining from tariff changes or new trade restrictions during the conference and from favoring domestic producers, with a pledge to no new agro or indirect subsidies. Continue on page sixty six.
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JUNG ARRIVES FOR TALKS ON TAREE MONEY
Hull speaks Washington May 3. Tarie and thence were set for discussion today. President Roosevelt and Guido Jung, Italian envoy, in swift moves toward the London economic conference success. Jung arrived behind schedule, late for the White House dinner but met Roosevelt later. American and Argentine experts met for discussions on monetary and trade problems at Wallace’s office, aiming to stabilize currencies and reduce trade barriers. Norman Davis prepared to discuss a world tariff truce with Prime Minister MacDonald, while France signaled willingness to trade adjustments on pound or dollar value. Secretary Hull outlined administration ideas in a speech to the international chamber of commerce.
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Relaxation of anti trust laws to be asked of FDR
A committee led by Senator Wagner plans to seek a relaxation of anti trust laws to curb ruinous wage cutting and cutthroat competition. The proposal aims to enable self regulation under government supervision as part of a broader drive to restart industry and employment. Roosevelt to speak before the Chamber of Commerce and signal ideas on reviving the economy.
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Weather Roundup For Tennessee And Virginia
Fair and cooler in parts of Tennessee with cooler northeast tonight. Thursday shows clouds and brief rain possible in the afternoon and night. Virginia enjoys fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. Reading notes show yesterday’s low around 54 and rainfall data from a year ago.
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Military rule may be lifted in Iowa following abduction case
Des Moines May 3 State officials believe the farmers anti mortgage foreclosure war is over and consider lifting the martial law invoked after the abduction and manhandling of District Judge C. Brailey of Le Mars Civil and military authorities doubt County Attorney James Smith's threats to arrest national guardsmen in Cherokee county Arrests of militiamen would follow if troops enter the county Governor Clyde Herring says arrests by troops in Cherokee would be followed by action and he will confer with officials on lifting martial law in Plymouth and Crawford counties within days Continued on page four.
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Japan Warns of Escalation in North China and Naval Equality
Armistice Tokyo May 3 reports Japan threatening further North China operations if forced to retreat, with possible scale beyond before and emperor's sanction required. A foreign ministry official says China determines limits, even as Tokyo hints at Canton. Also Japan seeks naval parity with US and Britain for the 1935 conference, while General Noboyoshi Muto is promoted to field marshal to avoid retirement at 63, no limit for field marshals.
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Valley Plan Vote Uncertain as GOP Battles
Washington May 9 A plea by Senator Bankhead to shift Norris Tennessee Valley bill toward commercial production of nitrogen fertilizer faced opposition from Senator Norris amid Senate debate on the plan. The amendment would let a government corporation produce or lease nitrate plants for commercial fertilizer, while others argued for keeping experimental provisions.
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Meeting Planned Friday at Kingsport Country Club
An open gathering for Kingsport Country Club members and golf enthusiasts will convene Friday at 8 00 p m at the club. All are invited. The session will be a pep event outlining summer club activities followed by refreshments and card playing. The smoker marks the first social event for men this year.
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Farm Bill sent back to conference in inflation clash
The House approved the inflation program and sent the farm relief bill to conference as differences lingered over the Norris-Simpson cost guarantee. The inflation plan expands currency and credit powers, authorizes federal bonds, and permits changes to the gold and silver content. Conference committees named to reconcile farm provisions as White House signature looms.
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Jewish teachers barred by Hitler in Berlin and Cologne
Berlin May 3 AP The opening of the summer semester at German schools and universities under the Hitler regime saw 30 professors dismissed from Berlin and Cologne universities. The Students Federation chaired by the former institution launched a boycott against Jews on staff claiming German students resent Jewish influence in knowledge and thinking. Dismissals total 80 with 21 from Berlin University and nine from Cologne, announced yesterday by Ber Continued on page two.
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Wall Street Hounded by Gold Clause Controversy
New York May 3 AP Wall Street traders face gold clause disputes as 90 percent of U S bonds allow payment in gold despite the ban. Records reveal precedents before 1879 and a British ruling. U S Supreme Court fate looms. Banks report a flood of inquiries as dollars trade at discount to gold.
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