Cananea Hunt Deepens In Robles Child Kidnapping Case
Cananea Sonora May 8 AP A house linked to six year old Robles kidnapping was found with signs the child had been there two days earlier. Mexican federal troops and local officers pressed a vast search around Cananea Nogales and surrounding districts as abductors fled. Police urged caution as the manhunt continued with hopes the Tucson heiress would be recovered soon.
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Cananea
Sonora
Mex
June Robles
Mexico
George Ash
Tom Newell
Anzona Highway Patrol
Ernabe Robles
Tucson
Adobe
Nogales
Puff and Shepard Seize Ship in London Abduction Tale
Puff and Shepard slip to the sea and board a large ship while the crew searches frantically. The vessel, sailing from London, spreads to distant areas and climbs into the hills as Newell and Ash vow to pursue the abductors until the girl is found or clearance proves she escaped. They say the child is alive and not badly treated, though confined.
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Puff
Shepard
London
Newell
Ash
Altho
Senate approves $250 million revolving fund for RFC loans
Washington May 7 AP The senate banking committee approved a bill to create a 250 million dollar revolving fund in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for direct five year loans to industry. The house banking committee was told in a letter from RFC Chairman Jones that President Roosevelt still favored direct loans to industry. The bill passed the senate committee without a record vote as Senator Barkley noted.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
House Banking Committee
Jones
RFC
Roosevelt
Lettire
Barkley
D-Ky
Senate debate on RFC loan fund shaping Glass bill clash
The RFC proposal would create a 280 million dollar fund in the Federal Reserve Bank for direct industry loans, likely offering more liberal terms. Jones favors direct lending, while the Glass plan relies on banks with the Fed taking 20 percent risk.
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Senate
Federal Reserve Bank
Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Glass
D-Va
Speakers at rally urge fight on repeal at First Presbyterian
At a prohibition rally tonight at 7 30 p m the First Presbyterian church hosts several speakers from the W C T U and dry groups. C E Birch talks on Tenor ance the Ally of the Liquor Traffic Dr R A Hunt on Knowledge The Need of The Nation J R Golden Topeka state chairman discusses statewide plans E F Abels on Influence Of the Wet Press and Rev J A Briece on Up And At ’Em. The program includes rally songs and music.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. C
T. UL . Ny
C. E. Birch
R. A. Hunt
J. R. Golden
Topeka
E. F. Abels
J.A. Briece
Civil Actions Filed Over Auto Accident January
Two civil actions with damages over 50 000 were filed in district court over a January 9 auto accident at Sixth and Michigan streets. Plaintiffs Ethel Curtis and Clarence Curtis seek 50 000 for Mrs Curtis injuries and 200 for the destroyed Chevrolet coupe. Included are medical bills and hospital costs.
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Sinclair Refining Company
George Richardson
Sixth
Michigan Streets
Ethel Curtis
Linwood
Clarence Curtis
Curtis
Richardson
Car Stolen and Recovered in Local District
Willard Weakley reports his 1931 Chevrolet roadster stolen from in front of Coe drug store at 411 West Fourteenth Street. The vehicle was recovered later near Fourteenth and Tennessee Streets, with no damage noted.
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Willard Weakley
West Sixteeth Street
Coe Drug Store
West
Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth
Tennessee
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Presbyterian Church
Linn
Etbors Sinclair Company
George | Richardson
Deere
Nature
Art
and I de Promi
Seox
Red Cross
RS Inns
James S. Sosa
Vogue
Harpers
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