Girl Gives CU Story Of Xonin Woods Hole
Mass Massachusetts May 6 General Daniel C Needham head of state police released Peggy Mobiata known as Margare t Peggy Mobiata recounts a kidnapping tale. She describes being held in a shack cellar by a white‑handed man and bound with ropes and cloth in a car. She recalls an overnight concealment in a storage shack and being threatened with chloroform. She details a dark ride to a shack, blindfolds, and multiple transfers, ending with a return to a car and the promise of danger to her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hole
Mass
Daniel C. Needham
Massachusetts State Police
Margaret
Peggy) Mobiata
Tal
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Needham
Peggy
Iinutes
Bnerstenn
Crancery
Let Your Home Be Young AGAIN Modernize with Low Costs
Classified notice hints at home improvement services with low labor and material prices, urging consultation of firms listed in the classifications. The snippet suggests savings on painting coatings and repairs, inviting readers to compare offerings.
Four sisters injured in Friday crash at Shock and Mulberry
Four Dryden sisters ages 14 to 21 suffered serious injuries when their car overturned after colliding with another vehicle at Shock and East Mulberry avenues. Margaret Orden 16 had a broken pelvis while Rose Dryden 14 Louise Dryden 21 and another sister were also hurt. They were taken to Santa Rosa infirmary.
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Allie
Shock
East Mulberry Avenues
Mises
Margaret Orden
Rose End
Raoces Dryden
Louise Drryten
Geolee E. Dryden
Ter+ tell road
Alaine Heights
Dsvad
Haker
Ballinger
John Yope
William Brown
Austin
Hur Sughlly
Banla Ross Infirmary
Berkshire Avenue
Souta Presa Street
Henry Day, Jr
H. V. Berry
Mary Alice Rodrasiil
Smelsouje
Earl Jones
Wes
Germany and Russia renew treaties in tense postwar talk
A garbled 1929 era report describes German and Russian treaty moves, a naval incident near a harbor, and blurred recollections of leaders and messages. Names and places drift through the text, with fragmented quotes and unclear chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Busia
Weather summary with scattered partial readings
Fragmentary weather data lists temperatures and times across several stations. It notes daily highs and lows, precipitation inches, and wind or humidity hints, but the text is damaged and unreadable in many parts, leaving a partial sense of the weekend outlook and a few concrete times such as 4 PM and 3:54 PM for Saturday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilampunk
Frank Fanntey
Taml Sateday
Urdey
Rigey
Be i
Gandhi Slated for Three Week Fast in Poona
Gandhi remains determined to undertake a three week fast as a measure linked to his campaign. Reports from Poona indicate he will proceed unless released from confinement. Close aides reportedly restrain from attempting to dissuade him until official decisions are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
India
Gandhi
Ieshiales
Forney
Varisan
Ransom Saga Ends as Margaret McMath Is Restored
Details emerge of the Harwichport kidnapping of Margaret McMath, daughter of Detroit engineer Francis C. McMath. The child was recovered from the Bob crew and returned to her mother in Harwichport after ransom money was paid and arrangements coordinated with Cape Cod authorities and Boston banks.
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Alan
Coast Guard
Ralph Snow
Cape Cod
Baton
Boston
Suny
Harwichport
Deline
Needham
Margaret
Wyetmere Harbor
Hale
McMinth
Isd
Bob
Noast Guarda
General Needham
McMath
Hls
Sooard
Merchants’ National Bank Af
McMaths
Mar- Beret
Boater
Detroit
Wyent-ald
Meargaret McMath
Harwlchport
Willa B. Heales
Jpramlont
Anand
Jain
Cape Ged
Survey Shows Drop and Demands for Relief Lessen Across US
A Roosevelt briefing notes relief needs easing in most industries amid a seasonal employment uptick. City by city reports show decreases in new relief applications from San Francisco to Baltimore, with several states indicating a broader trend of reduced demand while some regions still report steady or rising requests.
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New York
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United Bixter
San Francisco
Detroit
Indianapolis
Marion County
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Columbia
G. C
Dallas
Dalla
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Springfield
Musa
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Charlotte
Richmond
Portland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Raleigh
N. C
Caralisia
Marci
Columbus
Ealt Lake City
Boise
Tolalia
Ballimore
Five Nazi Student Gangs Seize Books for Bonfire
Five gangs of Nazi students descended on Moray Flotlina to seize and burn books and art, targeting the Mekacinar Institute’s exhibitions. Police planned to intervene as the event escalated amid rising anti fascist protests and public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bralin
Nazi Studenta
Ely
Miginet Hirsehfeld
Institute For
Mekacinar
Foreign Mission Day Set by Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church school plans Foreign Mission Day on Sunday with an all church assembly to hear Rev A P Hassell from Rokuhshyina Japan. Br Hinsgell will preach at 11 o clock and Rev PT II pastor will lead the Win evening service. The newly organized Garoohnir choir, led by Merentick Ring and Mrs Everett Wilson, will sing at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Mission
al Pyssbyterian Church School
Te Onlire
Mrenetick Ring
Everett Wilson
Will Ating
Paraguay Claims Hospital Bombed
Paraguay’s government said its hospital in Casaniin near Nonawa was bombed by forces from CARTOADINGS INCHEARE, with reports noting an April to May 2 period. The American Railway Association announced a weekly fare raise of 42,700 and a March to April growth in shipments, reflecting wartime disruptions and inflation.
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Paraguay Claims
Aguncion
Paraguay
Lodiy Lal
Casaniin
Mear Nonawa
Wasuington
D.C
Rnlway Association
Iaas Ealan
Radio Schedule Notes Chopin Drama on NBC Saluted
J Wm Lean reports NBC aired a Chopin and Marie Wodzinska romance drama produced by Bruiv Broadcasting, featuring Chopin’s music and a fashion vocab transition. Hood Harlem group Pad Calloway and his orchestra headline KONO 10:30 pm with later 3:80 stock updates, plus Mexican tenor Gritz Theodoro and studio defense letters noted.
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J. Wf. M'Lean
Tite of Chapin
Aye
NBC
Sness Hob
WOAT
Chopin
Marie Wodzinska
Marrage
Wil
Bruivs Broadcasting Corporation
Chic Calloway
Kong
Irming Baum
KONO
Cab Wahoway
Tnio
Gacloway
Manger
Hotel
Theater
Jorwollen
Hla
Radio Programs on BATURDAT RTSA-1200 Schedule
Listed are daily programs including musical interludes, talk, and special features such as Chopin dreamin, political talk at 5:00, and evening variétés. Notable entries show performers like Leary and Strate, with times from afternoon into late night and stations tied to Major Ohio and Pennsylvania networks.
Local Studi Programs Noted In Broadcaster Credits
In a rough, partially garbled excerpt, voices on WOAL and KTSA are credited with hosting segments, praising Dr. Finlay as New York editor, and mentioning the Rev Emerson Fosdick at Riverside Church. The text also alludes to an English language expert and local garden benefits from recent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sel Forte
WOAL
KTSA
Firs Place
Finlay
New York
Secema
Acquaintance Robbery Reported In City
Roy Drake, known to the victim, allegedly robbed him of his automobile Friday night. Drake described the incident to police after the assault near Nognillos and Wowall, with the attacker’s appearance detailed by the victim. No arrests noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Drake
San Preto
Drake
Absentee Vote Ruling In San Antonio Mayor Case
A. ruling on whether absentee votes may be counted in a San Antonio mayoral contest arose in the Ninety fourth District Court. Judge W. W. McCrory delayed decision as he heard arguments in the injunction suit by mayoral candidate Joe Burkett against City Clerk James Simpson. The case centers on whether state election laws or city charter provisions govern absentee voting and whether 375 or more absentee votes should be excluded or scrutinized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeentes Velas
San Antonio
Ninety Fourth District
Joe Burkett
James Simpson
Burkett
Studths
W. W. McCrory
T. D. Dobbs Jr
Cine
Atwig
San Autunis
Cobbs
Dobbs
Commissioners Court
McCrory
Plec
Walter Groce
Vega
Italian bonds pledge to pay interest in depreciated dollars
A Rome based Italian corporation that issued dollar loans in New York totaling 235 800 000 has unanimously agreed to remove the gold clause from bond contracts and will pay interest in depreciated dollars.
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Rome
May
Corpiralona
New York
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