Fear Florida Kidnaped Boy May Be Killed
A Florida kidnap scare grips Miami area as 1,200 residents mobilize to pressure abductors holding 3 year old James Baile Cash Jr. Police say a suspect is questioned by federal agents while the ransom paid by his father remains unrecovered. Authorities warn the boy could be killed if demands aren’t met as Princeton, Florida, remains on edge.
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News Survive
Miami
Fla
James Baile Cash, Jr
New Rochelle
N.Y
Peer Levine
Princeton
G-mon
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Dr. Above
Young Cash
Detour and road work updates in Pennsylvania district
The De tour Bulletin reports no new detours beyond a 10 mile detour between Freeport and Saxonburg in Butler County. Construction remains on the road between Butler and Slippery Rock while repairs proceed. A ten cent admittance fee at Pymatuning dam was rescinded and a capstone pillar receptacle project noted for the park diamond on holiday observances.
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Freepore
Saxonburg
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Buller
Slippery Rock
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Highway Department
Upper Croton Avenue
Cay
Daily Weather Report for the United States
Daily weather summary notes the 24 hour period ending Tuesday afternoon with a maximum temperature of 74 and minimum of 63. Precipitation measurement is listed in inches for the same day, alongside a note on the year and location accents.
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United States
Sudeten Germans Shot as Czech Tensions Rise in Eger
Prague reports two Sudeten Germans shot by Czech bullets in a cafe in Eger amid rising Czechoslovak tensions before municipal elections. An official statement said the firing was not intentional after an altercation with 35 Sudentins. inquiry continues as authorities seek to quell fears of a Nazi march. Seven Bruce brothers, aged 72 on average, gathered at the Dean homestead near Harlansburg for a potential final family reunion, with four remaining in nearby towns and three in Oklahoma.
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Slippery Rock
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Chandler
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Seventy six Are Under Indictment in New York
Seventy members of the International therhond of Terminste Chaul Stablemen and Helpers were indicted in federal court on charges under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act and federal anti racketeering law. The union allegedly enforced a "death hold" on trucking concerns servicing New York.
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New York
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Chaul- Stablemen
Der
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Long Distance Truckers Strike Shuts Pittsburgh Freight
Pittsburgh reports a full standstill in long distance motor freight as 1000 truckers across 57 Western Pennsylvania firms protest with a 3 cent per hour wage demand. The strike started at midnight after failed negotiations led by Local 249 leaders of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Loaned shipments remain unaffected per union officials.
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Internaional News Service
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
C. J. Madigan
Cleveland
Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers’ Conference
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Will Make Second Attempt To Fly With Special Wings
Alvin G Griffin of Pittsburgh prepared to retry his human bird flight with fabric-sheathed metal wings after a first attempt failed when a wing failed to open. The 27 year old veteran parachutist aims to fix the 70 pound apparatus and fly across the country on a barnstorming tour.
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News Srrvices
Butler
Alvin G. Griffin
Pittsburgh
Griffin
Party Leaders Eye Primaries In Five States
Democrats are reported split as party leaders eye primaries in five states. The piece notes disagreements over the New Deal and WPA connections, focusing on Iowa figures Wearin and Gillette amid midmonth vote talk and senate debate. Continued discussion hinted on Page Two.
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Iowa
Senate
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Bread Shortage Threats Faced In Pittsburgh Area
Bread shortage fears grow as the midnight deadline nears for a strike by union drivers at 25 Pittsburgh bakeries. Bakers within a 60 mile radius report a renewed contract offer, while Ralph Thorn of Local 1 WF of L baker drivers union presses for a closed shop, seniority, and union-label products.
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Pittsburgh
Wwe
Pitts Purgh
Ralph &. Thorn
Aas
L. Baker Drivers Union
President Roosevelt to travel mid summer nationwide
President Roosevelt is expected to cross the country in mid summer as he mounts a push on major issues. The trip aims to drum up aid for loyal New Deal candidates and bolster support across factions, with dates set for advance planning and travel, according to reports from Washington.
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Roosevelt
Dr Ben Graham to Speak at Graduation Night
Announcement that Dr Ben G Graham, superintendent of the public schools of Blissburgh and former superintendent of New schools, will be the commencement speaker for the estimated 340 century. He will be heard during the graduation evening on Friday June 10 at the Cathedral.
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Biissburgh
New Schools
Graham
Plan to End Pennsylvania Liquor System
Harrisburg reports a plan to abolish the state liquor system at the next legislature session. A bill to repeal the state liquor central act and restore a high license system will be introduced. A statewide survey shows broad dissatisfaction, with local option shifting many towns to dry status.
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Harrisburg
State Dry
Civic Arid
Willem Hay
State Dry Committee
Federated Legislative Committee
Hay
Laurel Queen Candidate Leaves City For Laurel Festival
New Castle's 22 year old June McKinney Allen, named Laurel Queen candidate, left on Saturday morning for Wellsboro Pennsylvania to attend the Laurel Festival. She was honored by the New Castle Lions Club at a luncheon and presented with gifts as part of Lions Club support for the state wide queen candidates.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
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Wellsboro
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Eife
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Rockyite
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Plan Trial For Youth Who Killed Small Girl
A youth connected to the death of a small girl faces trial as authorities set proceedings for the coming weeks. Court records indicate the case hinges on evidence presented by prosecutors and defense witnesses.
Third Victim Of Auto Crash Dies
A third person has died from injuries in the auto crash that occurred in Bisset. Authorities confirmed the death as the investigation continues into the cause of the collision and subsequent fatalities.
Suspect Identified in Brutal Chicago Killing Case
News details a murder at a Chicago residence. Confessions by Bell Nixon and Esl Hicks surface as investigators label a single suspect in the brick killer case. Neighbors recall screams as the intruder attacked a family.
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Ren
Chicago
Dune
Robert Nixon
Jabessea
Tina Taxly
Blocenow
Avid Serio
Marcel Woomar
Whittlin
Arrests Reported in Vienna Past Few Days
International News Service reports uncertain Vienna arrests with unofficial estimates around 2000 taken into custody. Citizens included Jews and Aryans. The reports cite alleged breaches of currency regulations and lack official confirmation from authorities.
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International New Service
London
Vienna
Bulkit
Seeitee
Reports Differ On Air Battle Above Hankow
Fragmentary dispatches describe an aerial clash above Hankow with conflicting claims. One report cites a Japanese air force loss while other accounts give differing casualty figures and outcomes. Continued coverage promised on later pages.
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Hankow
Counterfeiters Plead Guilty in Pittsburgh Case
Carlo Atizaldi Fred Atizaldi and Willard Atizaldi of Akron pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit notes. Carle and Willard face ten months in jail and $1 fines each, Fred gets two years in prison and a $1 fine, with concurrent federal terms. Sorrel agency says Fred aided his brothers and refused to disclose supply sources.
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Pittsburgh
Carlo
Fred
Willard Atizaldi
Akran
FP Schoonmaker
Carle
Willard
Twe Vents Invaederati Penitentary
Wise
Cleveland
Sorrel
Painters Escape Serious Injury in Fall from Horse
A group of painters in Freedom Pennsylvania escaped serious injury after a horse panicked and fell, sending Werner and Moly tumbling about 26 feet. Rescue arrived from Renard McKenna, owner of the house, and Werner sustained severe bruising.
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Corternat Tual News Service
Freedom
LoCharles BR
Werner
Vincent Moly
Renard McKenna
Ahouse
Restoration Of U. Property Is Demanded In Japan Case
A protest note accuses Japan of flouting assurances on American property held by Japanese authorities for nearly a year. The message, sent to U.S. officials, calls for immediate return of seized assets in China and criticizes continued delays. The document channels widespread U.S. pressure as diplomats seek concrete action.
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Amerinda
Cuina
Leiaverinh
Unclear fragmentary report from Berlin arrests
The readable text shows scattered phrases about arrests in Berlin and mentions of quantities of items. It lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
Incoherent OCR snippet on beauty and daily life
Fragmentary text presents garbled names and phrases about beauty, readers, and a day event. No clear people, places, dates, or actions emerge to form a coherent news item. The readable content hints at a dialogue about fashion and social scenes but lacks concrete facts.
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