May Day calm marketed by Justice Department bureau report
Washington May Day reassurance from the Department of Justice portrays no red menace. The Bureau of Investigation reports tranquility nationwide with no wholesale plans or secret orders from Moscow. Conciliation plans cover 78 cases nationwide, 48 involving sporadic strikes, 38 under negotiation without strikes.
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Washington
Mary Bas
al Ig Weil
Department of Justice
Burns
Moscow
Conciliation Division
U S Envoy Walks As Mexico Celebrates May Day
May Day demonstrations by Mexican labor cast a shadow over Mexico City as American Ambassador Sheffield and officials chose to walk to the embassy after their chauffeur union announced car service only from 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. with no military protection offered.
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Associated &Press
Mexico City
Sheffield
Just Might
Rangers deployed in Galveston for May Day concerns
Texas rangers arrived in Galveston on May 1 to address possible May Day disturbances along the waterfront. No trouble was evident last night. Wharf Police Captain Joe Brooks said no demonstrations were planned, while Ranger Captain B H Hamer would not comment.
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Galveston
Texas Rangers
Joe Brooks
Wharf Police
Aptain BH. J. Hamer
Calls Police Saves Baby Born Dead
In Cleveland on May 1 Mr and Mrs Henry Snyder learned their infant was dead at birth for the seventh time. They recalled police resuscitation reports and called the police who used a resuscitation device for about thirty minutes. The baby cried and the couple named the boy Richard noting they are rich now. a girl would have been Gladys.
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Cleveland
Henry Snyder
Snyder
Gladys
Richard
Future Presidents Address 5 4 Clubs
Rotary and Kiwanis meetings highlight youth and community ties. Marshall Johnston, San Antonio schools superintendent designate, urges sympathy between students and their big brothers and parents. The Riwanis club debates highway auto travel and a census to justify a new courthouse.
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Rotary
Philip
Mintosh
W. M. McIntosh
San Antonio Light and
Chaiman
Marshall Johnston
San Antonio
Mr. Johnston
Main Avenue High School
Kiwanis
Lancheon
Main Avenue
Brackenridge
Frank Patton
Abductor Woodward Captured After 2-Week Manhunt
German police dog traced Earl Woodward to a South Brookfield barn where he and 11 year old Lucille Chatterton were found. Woodward, a former convict, surrendered with the girl after a two week search by armed posses through rainy, rugged terrain. Lucille, frightened but well, will be placed in county jailer's care. Woodward faces no charges until taken to Middletown burial.
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Randolph
South Brookfield
Earl Woodward
Jucille Chatterton
Granville
Woodward
Walter Chatterton
Brookfield
Smecille
Chatterton
New Hampshire
Middlebury
Lucille
Suife
Cadets Escape Death After Plane Collision
Two Brooks Field cadets narrowly escaped serious injury when their planes collided about 50 feet in the air and crashed near Sturr field south of Brooks Field. Cadet Edward McKinney taking off and Cadet Carl England landing in solo flights caused wing lock and a tangled wreck. Both pilots extricated themselves, McKinney with cuts and bruises and England shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Brooks Field
Fiers
Sturr Field
Carl D. England
Edward McKinney
McKinney
England
Paris Subways To Be Scented By Police Campaign
Paris authorities consider scented subways as the next city novelty. Chief Morain leads a campaign against subway odors and has called a conference to decide how best to perfume trains and stations.
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Universal Service
Paris
Morain
Court Refuses Divorce Amid Family Strife in Poultry Plans
A court denies divorce to a wife citing unresolved issues as testimonies reveal four neighbors attested to husband Karges as a good partner. The couple, building a new home and planning a poultry business, faced separation while seeking funds to educate their two children.
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Karges
Reserve Officers Ordered 10 Duty
Six reserve officers have been ordered to active duty at Fort Sam Houston by the Ninetieth Division Organized Reserves. They are due to report May 3 for 15 days training with the Second Division. The officers are Lieutenant-Colonel A. Y. Walton San Antonio Captain A. C. Smith Houston First Lieutenant C. O. Harwood Dallas Captain J. J. Hlandley Greenville First Lieutenant W. J. Nelson Hastland Second Lieutenant N. A. Crain Greenville.
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Fort Samouston
Ninetieth
A. Y. Walton
Hagr-Res
San Antonio
A. C. Smith
Int-Res
Houston
C. 0. Harwood
Qi-Res
Dalles
J. J. Hlandley
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