Moscow shows aerial might in Red Square parade
Soviet leader Stalin presided as hundreds of tanks rolled and 195 heavy bombers joined a massive May Day display. Voroshilov urged unity amid European tension, signaling a strong military posture as Ambassador Bullitt observed from the diplomatic stand.
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Bullitt
United States
Violence in Vienna Marks May Day with Bombing
Vienna reports May Day violence with a bombing near a police station. About 100 people were arrested for minor political offences as authorities blamed radical groups. Dr Johann Chenhofer, a chancellery official, lost both legs. four police officers and two girls were injured. victims included others around the blast.
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Ponr
Johann ‘Chenhofer
Chancellery
One Slain Five Hurt in French Rioting
Paris dispatch reports a detective was slain and five others wounded in Bagnolet on May Day eve. Police arrested about twenty suspects after clashes sparked by an attempted Communist meeting. Authorities deployed armed units to quell the unrest and restore order.
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Bagnolet
Po Seren Mors
Spanish May Day At Home Claims Two Lives
A fragmented report from MADRID on May Day details two fatalities during celebrations. The text references clashes or incidents linked to government officials and local authorities but is unclear on exact roles or locations. Further readable details are not decipherable.
Man With 7 Starving Children Finds Hidden Gold
In Springfield Missouri a man with seven hungry children discovers about six thousand dollars in gold and certificates in a found jar inside an abandoned food cellar on private land. He seeks legal counsel to split the money with his landlord under a private agreement. The source notes the origin of the money remains an unsolved mystery and that the man has had trouble sleeping since the discovery as his family struggles to eat.
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Edison High senior class to stage comedy Por Pace’s
The senior class of Edison High will present a farce comedy titled Por Pace’s on Friday evening. Cast includes Lucile Tea Margaret Moses Mary Ellen Nicholson June Russell Dorothy O Banlas Karalyn Porter Dick Arnold Bill Bownson Robert Alford Billy Singer Leslie Cox and Charles Hardy in the ensemble.
Jap Celebration Proves Uneventful
A May Day in Tokio featured two uneventful processions as thousands gathered. Conservative and radical groups demonstrated separately in a subdued.display, with routine security in place and no major incidents reported.
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Unions Plan Funeral Rite For Warehouseman Killed
San Francisco May 1 Union leaders plan a large funeral for Fay Morency 32 warehouseman and union official killed Saturday in the Stockton warehousing strike. About 7000 union members expected. authorities shifted Curtes Gray 25 away for safety amid a quietly supervised May Day demonstration.
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Jewish Boycott Slogans Painted on Wuerzburg Shops
In Wuerzburg Germany on May 1 a night of vandalism targeted Jewish owned shops and homes with painted anti Jewish slogans and caricatures urging a boycott of Jewish businesses as local residents awoke to the damage and taunts carried by the incident.
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Giant bomber for U S plan draws praise in May report
A Douglas Aircraft bombing airplane under development in Santa Monica is described as capable of 225 miles per hour and carrying 2500 pounds of explosives. The War Department expects it to become the backbone of America’s military aviation, with tests noted and comparisons to the battleship in naval power.
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170 to Take Test for Federal Jobs
One hundred seventy applicants will take examinations for positions as forest and field clerks with the department of agriculture in San Antonio in the latter part of May. W. E. Gaskins, civil service secretary at the postoffer, has an entry.
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Jap Girls Wed Soldiers in Manchuria Emigration
In Harbin May 1, about 130 Japanese girls in their early twenties left their homes bound for marriages with Japanese soldiers stationed near Obthull east of Jan. The voyage recalls the early American picture bride pattern as poverty pushes families to seek alliances. The forming settlement supports Japanese aims to solidify control of Northeastern Manchoukuo with self defense trained tenants.
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Examinations Moved to Dreughen College for Applicants
Due to an unusual number of applicants, exams will be held at Dreughen's Rustc hess college instead of the past office. Other exams for those who submitted applications include statistical clerk on May 14, assistant credit union investigator on May 15, junior physician on May 22, junior forester on May 23, junior range examiner on June 12, cadet U S Guard on June 17, and midshipman entries.
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Eight Die in Bulgarian Clashes Near Entno
Vienna dispatch reports from Satly that three policemen and Communist protesters were killed in Entno in the Kazan district of northeastern Bulgaria on Orthodox Easter Sunday. Police fired to disperse demonstrators after the crowd opposed dispersal efforts.
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Allas Plywood strike hits Goldsboro plant over wage cut
In Goldsboro North Carolina May 1 about 505 Allas Plywood Company workers walked out to protest a posted notice announcing wage cuts from 22 to 18 cents per hour and longer hours from 40 to 48 hours a week. An official at the Boston home office denied repudiating the NRA and said any wage or hour changes at the Goldsboro plant would be a local matter.
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Official under Lond Oklahoma city May 1 Barnett plea bond
W D Barnett former state bank commissioner freed to dig iy bonds totaling 5000 posted after pleading guilty to three indictments charging misconduct in office.
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