Two Captured By Kidnappers In New Mexico Bulletin
New Mexico witnesses report Robert Minor and David Levinson abducted in Gallup Thursday night by masked assailants. They were found hospitalized in Tohatchi Arizona. Governor Tingley coordinated state police efforts amid tense aftermath of mass murder charges tied to local jobless riots.
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A. Aa
JPJ
Robert Minor
New York
David Levinson
Philadelphia
Gallup
Tohatchi
Arizona
New Mexico
The
Tribune
N. M
Reobert Minor
Minor
Levison
Katherine Guy
Ida Rauch Eastman
Spanish Plaza
Fhilda Stephenson
Santa Fe
Clarence Lane
Carl Howe
Ann Webster
Washington, D.C
Weather Record Amid Turmoil In Hastings Area
Uncertain conditions reported across Hastings and Genoa regions with cloudy skies, low temperatures, and unsettled wind patterns. A lengthy forecast notes shifting stages of moisture and possible river activity as cold fronts move through, with several towns experiencing fluctuating temps and intermittent precipitation.
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Shishttys
Sation Niue
Terdas
Moe
Bismare
Ns Vieng
Rleta
Hastings
Genoa
Huthe
Mrasse
Pihadius
Wisconsin Relief Agency Defended By Uthus
Madison officials defend state relief administration before a special senate committee. Bruce Uthus and Arlie Macks deny political influence on hires and say appointments were based on qualifications. They discuss lime and marl production for farmers, private industry impact, and plans for a field service expansion.
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Madison
Wis
State Relief Administration
Senate
Bruce Uthus
Arlie Macks
Athus
Katherine Goodwin
Social Service Division
Macks
Parish Acquitted Of Fraud Charges In 1930s Case
Chicago reports Frank P. Parish formerly of Missouri Kansas Pipe, built to distribute natural gas, was acquitted by a federal jury of mail fraud charges. Parish, 38, said he planned a comeback and would work for Missouri Kansas in its interests as its president. Co-defendant Samuel Z. Maddin from Owensboro, Kentucky, faced related issues. trial noted ongoing anti trust suit against Henry L. Doherty interests and Columbia Gas and Electric.
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Chicago
Frank P. Parish
Bey Wizard
Nance
Samuel Z. Maddin
Owensboro
Parish
Pwaork
Missouri-Kansas Company
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Inc Forporation
Henry L. Doherty
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Illinois Loses Aid In Dispute With Hopkins
Washington state relief chief Harry Hopkins withholds federal funds from Illinois demanding a 3 million dollar monthly contribution. Illinois officials fear relief outages as about 106000 families lose aid, with 64 downstate counties ceasing relief. Cook County plans emergency orders to May 15. tax proposals and political pressure collide with national relief probes.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Illinois
Cook County
Mingis Relief Commission
Downstate
Hopkins
Illinois House of Representatives
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ilinois
Illinois Relief Administration
Inois
Pennsylvania
Coltway
Griswold Bill Nears Passage
The Griswold statewide milk control bill to replace the Caldwell act neared final passage in Madison. The compromise measure now has approval from both houses and returns to the assembly for concurrence in a minor senate amendment. The bill expands the agriculture department’s power to stabilize retail milk prices across cities and rural areas, while preserving the check-off in milk sales for administration of the law.
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Wis
Assembly
Senate
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Hunt
River Falls
Griswold
West Salem
Measure Not Aimed At Frank Griswold
Madison report says Senator H. W. Griswold of West Satem denied a bill to oust University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank from the board of regents. Griswold said the measure would only rearrange the university administration and noted his opposition to Dr Frank amid a senate committee probe of state educational institutions. He added the president should not sit on a board that discusses his salary.
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Madison
Wis
H. W. Griswold
West Satem
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Griswold
Frank
Senate
49 Known Dead In Outbreaks By Philippine Sakdalistas
Bloodshed in two provinces as Sakdalistas clash with constabulary and militants. At Cabuyao and San Ildefonzo in Bulacan and Laguna, 49 deaths are reported with fighting continuing. The movement seeks immediate independence, opposing Senate leadership. Plebiscite for the commonwealth constitution set for May 14.
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Philippine Sakdalistas
Manila
Philippine Commonwealth
Constabulary
Cabuyao
Laguna
Here
Cabuyan
Col Onc
Roosevelt and Chamber of Commerce Divorce
Beverly Hills column notes that President Roosevelt breaks with the U S Chamber of Commerce. The split, as old as March 4 1933, is described as an unhappy alliance never consummated. Rogers cites Roosevelt ahead with five billion in temporary alimony as the divorce unfolds.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Peters
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Bangor Plans to Raise Highway for Power Project
Bangor village seeks to raise state trunk highway No. 162 by three feet to join a proposed power development under federal aid. Frank J. Davy, county highway commissioner, notes the pool head of eight feet qualifies for waterpower. Additional projects include widening Commercial Street, curb and gutter work, and resurfacing Johnson, Fairview, and South streets with estimates ranging from 3,000 to 19,000 dollars.
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Bangor
Frank J. Davy
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Davy
East Street
Johnson and Fairview Streets
Northwestern Street
South Street
Washington Street
Wisconsin and Wisconsin leaders seek work relief funds
Washington partners from Wisconsin met with President and White House aides seeking a large share of work relief funds. Democratic leaders urged about 100 million dollars, while progressive heads avoided specific totals. Key Wisconsin figures Broughton Corcoran La Follette sat for frank talks on timing and speedy public works start.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Charles E. Broughton
Sheboy
James Corcoran
James Farley
White House
la Follette Brothers
Broughton
Corcoran
Frank B. Walker
la Follettes
Walker
Teles
Harry L. Hopkins
Col. Mareey Re
Marino and Zunker Struggle in National Bowling Trials
Hank Merino and Gil Zunker of Milwaukee opened the national singles championship in St Louis with a 598 in the individual event and 1 165 in doubles. Zunker led singles with 621 while Marino scored 618 in doubles and 618 in singles. The Recreation alley crowd watched as Gene Hunt and Henry Wittenberg, from La Crosse, paced the event with 1 085 in doubles and strong singles totals.
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Hank Merino
Zunker
Marino
Gene Hunt
Henry Wittenberg
la Crosse
Hunt
Wittenberg
Wisconsin May Snow Breaks State Records
Heavy wet snow draped the southern half of Wisconsin as La Crosse reports five and a half inches and Milwaukee tops its May snow record at just over two inches by 11 am. Forecasters warned more could fall before night with temperatures near freezing and snowplows in action statewide.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Weather Bureau
Sla
Wind and lightning kill eight in south region storm losses
A Friday wind and electric storm swept across parts of the south causing five deaths in Little Rock and Kentucky and Indiana fatalities. Louisville reported extensive damage with 100 homes and 50 businesses unroofed as lines and cables were torn free. In Henderson County a farm fatality under a tree and two other Kentucky deaths near Ballard and Kevis were attributed to lightning. Children Mary Jane Floyd and Fiona Gentry survived close calls during the destruction. Seventy five people were left homeless in Jasonville.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Churchill Downs
Mary Jane Floyd
Floyd
Jasonville
Ind
Fiona Gentry
C. C. Bennett
Majcoba Flanigan
Bennett
Henderson County
Thomas Spencer
Kevis
Ballard County
500 Dead in Turkish Earthquake Across Frontier Districts
Istanbul reports five new earthquakes near the Turco-Russian frontier in the Kars district. The death toll, including Thursday's casualties, reaches about 500 with around 1,200 injured.
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Istanbul
Kars
Wisconsin Families Picked For Migration To Alaska
Sixty seven Wisconsin farm families were selected to join the Matanuska valley migration to Alaska this month in the FERA plan. The group totals 317 people with 183 children and 134 adults, average family size four, and includes 12 members in one family. Selection considered farming ability, health, dependability, and willingness to cooperatively work. The party will depart by freight trains with 2,000 pound luggage limits. Names listed include George Novak of Ashland County and others from Ashland, Bayfield, Douglas, Iron River, and Superior areas.
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Madison
Wisi
Wisconsin
Alaska
Matanuske
Sam
Fera Rural Rehabilitation Division
Matarnus
Winifred Ferguson
Wisconsin Emergency Relief Administration
Ashland County
George Novak
Butternut
Runar Matison
Ashland
Bayfield
Altbert. Covert
Cable
Walter Ferguson
Iron River
All-Time May Snow Record Falls in La Crosse
La Crosse Friday saw a record May snowstorm with 5.4 inches measured by the local U.S. Weather Bureau observatory. The heavy wet snow barely affected roads aside from isolated spots. temps dipped to 31 degrees before rising. Weather officials note prior May snow totals were scarce, with the current month reaching 5.1 inches so far and 1.25 inches of total precipitation including rain and sleet.
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la Crosse
U.S. Weather Bureau
Toman
Sparta
Tomah
Spatlaractors
W.E. Spreiter
Wisconsin
Winona
Weather Bureau
Bonus And NRA Center Of Fights
The Supreme Court and the Senate faced pivotal battles over the NRA constitutionality and the veterans bonus as main business in Washington. Senate votes loomed on Patman Vinson and Harrison measures while a compromise offered cash or certificate options through 1945. Harvard economist Sprague warned against inflation fears tied to new currency in payment.
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Times
NRA
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Patman
Vinson
Harrison
O. M. W. Sprague
Harvard
Brooklyn
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor Meanewhile
Roosevelt
Auto Strike Settlement Near Reported
Hope for a swift settlement of the automobile strike affecting 26 000 workers in General Motors subsidiary plants rose Friday as mediators and the embattled forces neared an accord. No definite confirmation was available at strike headquarters, but Secretary of Labor Perkins in Ebington viewed the situation with cautious optimism.
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Detroit
General Motors
Perkins
Ebington
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