Lindbergh baby kidnap tale continues from Means
Washington May 12 Associated Press report follows Gaston B Means as he testifies in the district of Columbia on the Lindbergh baby case. He accuses Max Bel and Max Greenberg of kidnapping and recounts meetings with Irving Fenton while detailing negotiations with Mrs Evelyn Walsh McLean over a possible motion picture of the infant. Fenton reportedly says the baby is alive.
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Associated Press
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District of Columbia
Lindbergh
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Meany
Max Bel
Max Greenberg
Gerants
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Irving Fenton
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Lindberg House
Monans
Penton
Concord
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Justice Department
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Norman T. Whitaker
Norman T. Whitaker Conspired To Defraud Mrs. McLean
Fenton
Means
World tariff truce expected after committee meeting
London May 12 Associated Press reports a tentative accord on a world tariff truce after a meeting of the World Economic Conference organizing committee at the Foreign Office. US delegates Davis Atherton and Dulles may sign with reservations as seven other nations back the plan, while Hoesch declined to confirm. The deal could let Davis depart for Geneva.
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London
America
Foreign Office
United States
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Ray Atherton
Allen W. Dulles
Menta
Joh Simon
Leopold von Hoesch
Davis
Geneva
Milk Strike Looms as Farm Protests Spread
Associated Press reports a nationwide drive to halt dairy shipments as farmers threaten to strike tomorrow. Govs Schmedeman and Murray vow to shield authorities against disruptions and unions push for solidarity in Maryland Delaware and eastern Pennsylvania while Minnesota and South Dakota show mixed support.
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Hermaty
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Eseo
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South Dakota
Emil Lorik
Holiday Association
St. Pai
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Four Die As Auto Plunges Into Creek
In Clarksburg West Virginia a car carrying five people plunged into Elks Creek shortly after midnight. Joe Polis, 18, of Fairmont, the sole survivor, said his sister Mary Polis his sister in law Mrs Mary Polis 24 of Fairmont Miss Gail Merrifield 24 of Mannington and the driver a Barrackville barber were in the car. Police and firemen with volunteers searched the creek for the bodies.
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Joe Polis
Fairmont
Mary Polis
Gail Merrifield
Mannington
Barrackville
National Guardsmen to Remain at Barre
Barre Vermont May 12 National Guardsmen will stay on duty to enforce order on Barre streets until business leaders propose a plan to keep mobs away. Col Leonard Wing said troops guard the plant and intervene when crowds form, while merchants complain of police methods. He urged local authorities to cooperate and adopt a plan to prevent future disturbances.
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F. Wing
Lf2nd Infantry
Vermont National Guard
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Trawson
One-Armed Angler Wins Third Place In National Meet
Turtle Lake Wisconsin veteran Lawrence Kelley earns third in a national fishing contest. He lost his right arm in 1925 but casts with his left, never uses a landing net, and fashions his own files from wrapping material.
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Lawrence
Kelley
Bub
Gandhi growing weaker as fast unto untouchables protest
Poona May 17 The Mahatma Gandhi began the fifth day of his planned three weeks fast still too weak to move without assistance. He remains determined to protest perceived mistreatment of the lowest Indian caste and hopes the fast will end by noon May 29. Physicians report his health declining faster than expected and he cannot raise his arms to operate his spinning wheel.
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Associated Press
Poona
Ind
Mahatima Gandhi
U S Officials Home Bombed in Manchuria
Bombs were found today in the homes of the American Consul General Myrl Myers and the British Consulate General in Mukden Manchuria. Police removed the devices without detonation as Myats gathers facts for the U S government on Japanese occupation and Manchukuo sponsorship.
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Manchuria
G Gneral
Myers
Myats
U. S
Japan
China
Negotiations Underway For Missionary Dr Nells Neilson Release
Negotiations are reported ongoing to secure the release of Dr Nells Neilson, an American missionary who was kidnapped several weeks ago. The source notes efforts involve unnamed intermediaries and international contacts.
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Nells Neilson
Stock Market Retarded By Heavy Profit Taking
Mona York May 12 The advance in the financial market was retarded by heavy profit taking today. The list showed gains in many specialties and utilities while leading industries and some rails rose fractions. In staples corn gained over a cent wheat fell early then recovered cotton dipped then rose. Major issues like National Distillers and Owen's, Willd Grown, American Tel and Western Union posted gains. Losses appeared in U S Steel Corn Products Dupont Good year American Can and Union Pacific. Trading continued in good volume with many shares barely changed.
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Associated Press
Mona York
al- Sheveh
Corm
National Distillers
Owen
Willd
American Tel
Western Union
American
U. S
Goodyear
American Can
Union Pacific
New Hampshire Legislature Eyes Export Bill for Brewers
The New Hampshire Senate and House approved a bill to let brewers export beer with higher alcohol content if the 18th amendment is repealed. John Jacobson of Manchester introduced the measure, aiming to enable openings of Manchester and Portsmouth breweries and prevent closures if repeal occurs. Three lawmakers dissented.
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Concord
Winant
New Hampshire
House
Senate
John Jacobson
Manchester
Jacobso
Portsmouth
Eldredge Brewing Co
Jacobson
Marald
MM. Smith
Eldredge
Frank Jones
William J. Callahan
Keene
Tension at Arms Parley Deepens Across Delegations
At the Geneva disarmament conference the German delegation pushes to count French sport associations in army strength. French and British figures clash over youth with bombs, billing jobs, and brewery reopening in Portsmouth. The session debates German armament, war material control, and possible adjournment amid ongoing tension.
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Switzerland
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Lucien
France
Ramsay MacDonald
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Red Cross Appeal For Portsmouth Disaster Funds
General Red Cross drive seeks funds for an initial disaster appeal in Portsmouth and nearby areas. Contributions may be sent to George B. Lord, treasurer, Portsmouth Savings Bank.
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George B. Lord
Portsmouth Savings Bank
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