Jail Pair in Kidnap Case in Tarwich Massachusetts
Two Cape Cod brothers Kenneth Luck and Cyril Luck, an unemployed chauffeur and a garage mechanic, were implicated in the kidnapping of 10 year old Peggy McMath and the $60,000 ransom. Kenneth, 80, and Cyril, 38, were arrested after police traced a blue sedan to the abduction. The girl was recovered unharmed and returned to her parents. authorities believe other principals may be involved.
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Tarwich
Neill McAlath
Detroit
Cyril
Tu Kenneth
Hume
Shou
William Lev
Stwlyn
Kenneth
Ian
Erin
Kennett
Cyrd
Wtarwichport
Trent Woods
Bert
Pie Hee
Uy Junge
Wes
Coast Guard
Woods Hole
McMath
Lee
Girl recounts captivity tale from Harwich kidnaping case
A young girl described being abducted from a Harwich school and subjected to an extended captivity with threats, blindfolds, and abuse. She told Massachusetts police that a man named William, a business associate of her father Natl GC McMath, orchestrated the ordeal. The tale reached Brigadier General Daniel Nuedhem as investigators pursued leads, including a plausible claim of a friend involved and a boat tied to the suspect. The report notes the witness returned home but the details remain under police inquiry.
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Plu
Wiliam
Natl GC. McMath
Daniel Nuedhem
Massachusetts Atate Police
Omy
Het
Disner
Business Happy as Sport Noted Prices Boosted Across Industry
Reports from Chicago and across the nation describe rising business activity as demand surges and factory work expands. Steel mills in Youngstown to Cleveland show higher output. rail carloadings jump with beer, shoes, clothing and foodstuffs moving. Wheat and cheese prices rise amid improving farmer returns. employers pledge pay boosts up to sixteen percent as normal conditions return.
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Mercury
Youngs Town
American Railway Association
Jose
Plymouth
Wis
Detroit
Muskegon
New York
Jacobson and Song
Simplicity Pattern Company
Chicago
Davis and MacDonald delay armistice rulings in London
Norman Y. Davis Roosevelt’s special ambassador stays in London to press for British acceptance of an immediate armistice under safeguards. Washington seeks a firmer British position as Ramsay MacDonald’s stance on tariffs delays progress ahead of the Geneva disarmament talks and the June world economic conference. The armistice proposal, already sent to nations, awaits formal submission at the conference opening.
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London
Geneva
Norman Y. Davis
Roosevelt
Hiiinin
Washington
Unm
Davis
England
Ramsay_ MacDonald
Britain
Atarge
Weather Outlook For Tennessee And Virginia Regions
A fragmented weather summary notes fair and warmer conditions in Tennessee with possible afternoon showers in the extreme west Sunday and Monday. In Virginia, fair conditions Sunday and Monday with showers likely by Monday night in the extreme west portion. Rain amounts and exact temperatures are uncertain due to garbled data.
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Tennessee
Virginea
Massive plan eyed to put 3 000 000 to work in private industry
Washington dispatch reports a proposed giant program to deploy up to 3 to 4 million men back into private industry on specified dates. Backed by 25 representatives of 56,000 manufacturers, the plan would rely on self regulation under government safeguards, with added employment incentives and a broad public works context. The Association of National Manufacturers approves the plan and a steering committee weighs next steps and broader calls for voluntary industry action.
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Associated Press
Washington
ATS SA
Hooxevets
Association of National Manufacturers
Bel
Committee of the Nation
National Life
Manufacturers Association
J. H. Rand, Jr
New York
Lamont, DuPont
Wilmington
Delaware
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
The
Steel Institute
C. Mex Gardner
North Carolina
Council of
Nacional Defense
Bubs
Rand
Alan
Tornado Death Toll Rises in South Carolina Counties
A violent tornado swept through Anderson Greenville and Laurens counties Friday, killing 17 and wounding many while displacing dozens. Belton bore the worst impact with 21 deaths and about 60 homeless as relief agencies moved in to aid injured, homeless, and stricken families amid widespread property damage. Names and ages of the deceased are listed across several communities, reflecting a grim toll from the disaster.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Uue
Anderson
Greenville
Lacren
Belton
Blair Towh
Lebanon Station
Greenville-Laurens County
Linus Qnu
Barksdale
Laurens County
Eliza Spoon
Bariksedale
Greenville County
J. B. Thompson
James
Farrell
Bennie
Mattie Steward
Anderson Country
Delia Phillips
H. L. McAllister
Effie McKee
Ruth Hamby
John Rogers
Benjamin Haynie
George Haynie
Jessie M. Phillips
Edward Phillips
Margaret. Jeames
Julia J. Crawford
Hate Wright
Out-of-Towner Penalty Sticks After Tooth Pulling Excuse
Beckley West Virginia Chief of Police Sterne tickets a visitor in the business district for one hour parking. The owner mailed back the ticket with the note I was having a tooth pulled. Isn't that bad enough? The humorous plea highlights a tense clash over city parking enforcement.
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Beckley
Sterne
Deodorizing Firms Thrive Amid Stink Bomb Crackdown
New York reports a rise in deodorizing firms as racketeers use stench bombs against restaurants, shops, and factories to pressure tribute. The industry benefits as companies are hired to neutralize odors and restore order, signaling a grim cycle of crime and cleanup efforts.
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New York
Tto
No Crowding at Glenn L. Martin Plant
Baltimore workers surged to enter the Glenn L. Martin Aircraft plant as orders to build new planes were announced. D W Siemon, the employment manager, faced a swollen door entrance with 800 men blocking entry and was forced to enter via an alternate route.
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Baltimore
D. W. Siemon
Glenn L. Martin Airplane Company
Broker's Tip Wins Narrow Derby Upset at Churchill Downs
In one of the Derby’s tightest finishes, Broker's Tip nosed Head Play to victory at Churchill Downs. Coronel Reward Riley Bradley campaigned filly and owner Idle Hour Farm of Lexington secured back-to-back Derby wins, with a $48,925 purse and a $5,000 trophy. Head Play protested the stretch foul by Don Meade, but the protest was disallowed as crowds of 37,000 roared. Charley O and Ladysman finished third and fourth.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Churchill
Downs
Louwisville
Broker
Coronel
Riley Bradley
Feld
Black Toney-Forteresse
Charley O
Ladysman
Provess
Pishor
Meade
R.M. Eastman
W. R. Oneble
New York
She Wear
Bradley
Whiskery
Osmond
Colonel Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Lexington
Kentucky
Sir Barton
Willie Crump
Nashville
Charley
U S Reaches Accords With Italy and Argentina
Washington May adjourn Congress around June 1 as major legislation details surface. Enacted laws include emergency bank and gold coin measures, 600 million economy act, Bear legislation, and conservation efforts. Pending items cover farm relief, $500 million relief bill, Muscle Shoals and Tennessee Valley projects, home mortgage refinancing, securities regulation, railroad reorganization hearings, and DC and independent offices appropriations. Local gas renewal bill noted.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Tenness
Senate
Senate Prospects Wood
District of Columbia
Military rule nears end in Iowa as strike looms
In Des Moines May 6 quiet returns to Northwest Iowa as military courts weigh charges of criminal syndicalism and conspiracy against farmers arrested during last weeks farm holiday unrest. About 88 prisoners are in Lemars and Sioux City jails with 56 at Denison. National Farm Holiday association plans a voluntary strike starting May 1 to push higher prices, with Milo Reno promoting peaceful persuasion to sway farmers not aligned with the movement.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lemars
Denison
Atherney
Edward L. O’connor
Primghar and
C. C. Bradley
Sioux City
National Farm Holiday Association
Milo Reno
Reno
Holiday Association
World economic talks outline revival plan with Italy and US
In Washington and at the Italian embassy, President Roosevelt and Guide Dunghe outlined a concrete program for world recovery. The plan includes arms reduction, a tariff truce, public works, and a return to gold as a global exchange measure, with a focus on uniting efforts to relieve unemployment through synchronized international actions. They stressed disarmament conditions and a London conference to finalize economic terms, while noting no binding agreement yet on debts.
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Washington
America
Tracy
Roosevelt
Italy
Guide Dung
Sixteenth Street
Jong
United States
White House
Thomas A. le Breton
Mussolini
London
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Little Brick
Margaret M'Math
Pegry McMath
Woods Hulk
Filtie Margaret McMath
Harwich
Pat Tawi
Sarly Bricay Mori
Mdonald
8. C
Southland
Derby
Charley GO
U. S
Argentina
Jung
le E Breton
Germany
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