Tornado Toll Rises Across Southeast With $10 Million Damage
Reports say 166 dead and 600 injured as storms raked seven states from South Carolina to Virginia. Destructive winds felled trees and ripped homes from foundations, with widespread power and communications outages. The disaster response mobilizes Red Cross and local officials to aid survivors.
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Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
Arkansas
Cri
South Carolina
Newth
Laura Carter to Wed Again in Paris Fashionian Society
Reports from Paris indicate Laura Carter, a Philadelphia dancer, will marry again to Carles Ortiz Banualdo, son of a wealthy South American planter. Laura and Gould were divorced in Nice, Franc last year.
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George J Gould, Jr
Forlia
Laura Carter
Paris
Mer
France
Carles Ortis Banualdo
Laura
Gould
Reunited Faiths Sought Union at Philadelphia Convention
Philadelphia May 1 A report from the Fretesest Cp Es convention describes efforts to heal a long split between Anglican and Roman Catholic communities. A high mass was held at St Clement’s Church as part of the gathering led by clergy including Rector Barry and other named faith leaders.
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Philadelphia
Henry VII
Masti Fes P
Teacher Friend Of Baring Family Near Murder Plot Revealed
Miss Mildred Beam a schoolteacher is expected to appear before District Attorney Rowland to recount her seven year friendship with Guerrnee Baring. authorities say a vial of bichloride of mercury was found, but hospital officials say the poison was old and unlikely to harm.
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White Plain NY
Mildred Beam
Rowland
Guerrnee Baring
Chalel
Potuon
Alegnee Crimas
Miss Beam
Grand Central Station
Anton Seve
Evavona
Baring Home
Haring
Grant
Willard Parker Hospital
Baring
Emmanuel
Steindler
Hopkins Doctor Undergoes Prea by A Pa at Work
A Hopkins doctor undergoes a procedure for a medical condition and plans to rest at home after ten days in the hospital. The report notes extended leave from duties while recovering.
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A. Pa
Pt Deka Hopi
Gowerfel Ray
Women Take Up World Court Cause Today
A World Court hearing opens with women presenting arguments before the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee. The Federation of Labor is allotted time to present views as a large group of citizens seek to be heard during the afternoon session.
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World Court
Benate Fi Relations
Federation of Labor
Panama Observes May Day With Parades
Panama reports May Day observances with government offices and banks closed as workers participate in parades and demonstrations highlighting labor rights and solidarity.
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Panama
Late News Bulletins From May 1 War News and Economic Shifts
Random late wires report reductions in the New York reserve bank rediscount rate from 6 to 4 percent, with mentions of treasury actions and reserve bank roles. Also noted are brief international items from Vienna and Ireland detailing fighter knocks and rural incidents, with scattered phrases on guards, renewals, and disturbances.
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Wanshington
A. P
New York Reserve
Beuten
Philadelphic
Wheeler To Fix Of Perot Says Witness
Disjointed OCR notes claim Wheeler planned to fix Perot information with a witness statement. The fragment mentions minutes after an event and references a secretary, agents, and a national committee.
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Wheeler
Perot
Lockweed
Conan
Rescue crews salvage victims after Renwood mill mine blast
Rescuers in Wheeling West Virginia report locating sixty four bodies in the Renwood mill mine disaster. A massive cave in at the entry hindered efforts as teams mapped pathways and planned eventual morgue procedures while weathered wreckage limited access to the depths.
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Wheeling
W Va
Memday
Renwood Mill
Pimlico Racing Card Opens with $6000 Handicaps
Pimlico begins racing season with a $6000 handicap card. Entries include J. Ward's Leréd, Big Blaze, Golden Rule, Shuffle Along, and other noted horses as the heavy track tests early contenders. Local bettors eye strong fields and early form.
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Pimlico Ee
A. Cochran Im
J. & Ward
Lerédmere
Big Blase
Glendie Farm
Golden Rule
Government Favors East Says Ex Senator
Former U S Senator Gilbert M Hitchcock told Nebraskan readers the national policy favors the East and harms Western interests. He claimed prices paid to Western producers show the impact of this shift and urged revision of federal priorities.
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East
Omaha
A. P
Gilbert M Hitchcock
United States
Ehanes
Hopkins School To Steady War Causes
Beltimore May 1. Research into the causes of war continues with focus on Hopkins School and related efforts. A. P. reports on inquiries into defense and policy shaping tensions among nations and regions.
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Hopkins School
Man Writes Million Letters Daily To Gauge Public Thought
A man named Robert Bet goes to Europe after claiming to mail millions of letters daily to sense the nation’s mood. He says in 1938 he sent over twelve million letters, and despite skepticism, cites New Jersey’s eight to one vote in support of his plan.
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Alexander Scan
NEA
New York
Robert Jo Bet
Europe
New Jersey
Perth
United States
Tae
No Word From Commander U S Fliers In Snow Storm
No word has been received from Major L Martin commanding United States Army air units as a search continues. The flag plane reportedly left yesterday morning after a snow storm. Residents near Cordova and Dutch Harbor report no contact since 2:23 AM local time. Authorities at Seattle and Seattle Pacific stations are coordinating with North Pacific forest officials.
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Apelleston
Washington
L. Martin
United States Army
Dutch Harbor
Rero Island
Cordova
A. P
North Pacific
Jake Hamon Wants Sea As President
A scrambled report outlines Jake Hamon a Oklahoma politician aiming for higher national influence. It notes his shifting support from Governor Low and mentions his personal life references and a tribute to a deceased individual.
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Jake Hamon
Sea
A. P
Oklahoma
Sadef
Iawas
Jake, Jr
United States
Hamon
Low Ha
Warte
Chicago
Dace Mamen
Jako Bamos
Troops for Greek Communists to Battle Reds
A terse wartime dispatch notes Greek forces opposing Communist factions in Greece. The report outlines deployment plans and the strategic aim of containing insurrection amid ongoing cross frontier tension.
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Nebraska
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Iater
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