Do-X Reaches Halivar On First Leg
The German airliner DO-X arrived at Halifax Nova Scotia at 1015 am EST today from New York on the first leg of its return to Germany. It then prepared to depart at 405 am EST for Harbor Grace Newfoundland, towing near Manhasset Bay for a safer takeoff. The ship, with 14 crew aboard, was heavily fueled and provisioned and awaited dawn off Long Island before venturing out.
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Salivar
Halifax
N. 8
New York
Long Teland Sound
Harbor Grace
M. F
Germany
North Beach
Manhasset, Bay
Radio Marine Corporation
Manhasset Bay
Hea
Frederick Christianson
Port Washington
Chris Vanson
J.P. Morgan
Long Island
Hali
Government Cost Cuts Only Remedy, Schwab Declares
NEW YORK, May 19 Charles M Schwab today reaffirmed optimism for the future but said government cost cuts are needed and existing credit fear must be overcome before business can revive. In his semiannual presidential address to the American Iron and Steel Institute, Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, called for governments to demonstrate they can live within their incomes under necessity.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
American Indiana Steel Institute
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Informant Sought in Curtis Lindbergh Case Inquiry
Philadelphia report notes no proof Curtis knew John Hewkes yet federal agents search Samuel Vernekoff of Philadelphia for questioning in the Lindbergh baby hoax inquiry. Curtis, who confessed, had named a man called Sam as the first to give information.
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Curtis
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bulletin Today
John Hewkes
Samuel Vernekoff
Ater
Sam
Bandits Release Kidnaped Woman in Fetrolli Bank Raid
Patrolia, Texas, May 19. Miss Mary Frazier, assistant cashier at the Continental State bank of Fetrolli, was released unharmed after being kidnapped during a bank raid yesterday. The attackers entered during the Joan hour, seized $1000 in tens, and fled in a late model automobile toward the Oklahoma line with the woman.
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Patrolia
Texas
Mary Frazier
Continental State Bank of
Fetrolli
Russian War Council Mobilizes 800000 Reserves for Maneuvers
Soviet war council calls 800000 reserves previously exempt from service for immediate army maneuvers near the Ural mountains as Vorwärts reports a show of Russian military strength in the Atlantic sector amid preparations for a potential war with Japan. Tenders for 60 million dollars in to day treasury bills dated May 25 were invited by Secretary Mills in Washington.
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Brrglin
Germany
Rusian War Council
Eask
Ure Mountains
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Japan
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Milla
Thay
Farborn Reserve Banks
Mason County PllaTES OAD Pushing Gulf and West Texas Rail
J W White chairman of Mason National Bank met in San Antonio with Porter Whaley to discuss opening the Gulf and West Texas railway through Mason county The bankers GC L Marlin and U D Eckert guaranteed the right of way and urge construction The Fredericksburg and Northern asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 15 day extension to decide on purchase for use as a link in the proposed line.
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J. W. White
Mason National Bank
San Antonio
Porter Whaley
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf and West Texas Railway
Mason County
White
GC. L. Marlin
U. D. Eckert
Fredericksburg and Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Communists Seize Town Near Amoy in China
Army dispatches report Communist forces occupying Shima, 12 miles from Amoy, after receiving 6000 reinforcements. They began seizing river craft with plans to attack Amoy, as foreign officials relay the advance from Peiping.
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Peiping
China
Shima
Amoy
U.S. Fights Slave Trade in Liberia
United States to renew pressure on Liberia to end slavery after reports that native residents were killed during slave raids by Liberian border patrols. The State Department released the cable indicating renewed concern and international calls for action.
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U.S
Liberia
Washington, D.C
United States
Tiberia
State Department
Airman Escapes Spanish Prison With 23 Others
Cadiz Spain May 19 A 300 yard tunnel breach from Port Santa Maria jail freed Pablo Rade and 23 other political prisoners. A few hours later officials reported Rade captured near Seville and the escape discovered earlier.
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Cadiz
Spain
Pablo Rade
South Atlantic
Ramon Fahed
Port Santa Maria
Seville
Oil Operator, 64, Gets Pilot License
Oklahoma City report states James Brazell, a 64 year old retired oil operator, has earned a private airplane pilot license from the United States Department of Commerce. The licensing official notes eyesight and judgment as key requirements, allowing any person to train for piloting with proper qualifications.
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Oklahoma City
James Brazell
Brazel
United States Department of Commerce
Madeline Slade Seeks Gandhi Visit in Poona After Release
Miss Madeline Slade, freed Tuesday after completing a three month sentence for nationalist activities, rushed to Yerada to see Mahatma Gandhi but was denied permission. She remained in Poona today.
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Madeline Slade
Gandhi
Growth of Favor on Manufacturers' Sales Tax Cited
Washington. Public sentiment for a manufacturers sales tax to balance the federal budget is rising nationwide, Senator Walsh said. He noted letters from all sections after a radio address, and said defeat of the Tydings beer tax proposal strengthens support for the sales tax.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Tydings
Skary
Waleh
Judy Drought elected president of Lite Theater Workshop
Mrs Judy Drought was unanimously elected new president of the Lite Theater Workshop at its final session of the season in the Fourth Street rooms. Other newly elected officers are Lloyd Harrington as vice president Frances Finlay as treasurer Billy Steele as secretary and Elmore Wenderath as technician. Drought succeeds Miss Kay Crews. Tavest in San Antonio real estate.
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Judy Drought
Ube Lite Theater Workshop
Pourth Street
Lloyd Harrington
Frances Finlay
Billy Steele
Elmore Wenderath
Victory Seen On Threts Whouse Tariff Clash
Washington May 19 The senate today heatedly debated four tariff items in a billion dollar revenue bill. Oil, coal, copper and lumber were to be taxed with narrow margins decided by pivotal votes. Beer proposals for revenue raised by a 2.75 percent levy and 24 cents per gallon were defeated 61 to 24 and 4 percent beer rejected 6 to 23. Leaders pressed to speed passage amid lobbyists and mounting opposition to other budget saving measures.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Bingham
Connecticut
Ace Ton
Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Congress Debates Revenue Bill Provisions and Hearings
Congress undertakes votes on integral tax provisions of the revenue bill, with opposition hearings in the judiciary subcommittee. Senate rejects revenue bill amendments and debates legalizing beer. House advances supply bill while birth control hearings open, and various committees study Hoover’s home, banking, and interstate kidnapping legislation. Governor Meyer testifies on gold standard concerns amid currency depreciation hearings.
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Stock Exchange
Kentucky
House
Hoover
Loro
Bin
Senate
Borah
Toalia
Congress
Eugene Meyer
Federat Reserve Board
Goldsborough
Agriculture
Judiciary
Banking
Bombay Riots Rise to 105 Dead and 978 Injured
In Bombay on May 19, weekly total casualties climbed to 105 dead and 978 injured after severe clashes in the mill area north of the city. Rioting began when Hindu mill workers attacked pedestrians, leading police to fire on rioters and escalating the violence.
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Bombay
Kidnap hoax confesses in Scranton area case
Scranton Pa May 19 A homesick man who vanished last September admitted to police his dramatic kidnap tale was invented He, Drew Fagus 28 justice of the peace and former Democratic congressional nominee, said he tape bound himself and wrote ransom notes to cover his movements after leaving Williamsport on September 17 He traveled to New Orleans Colombia and Boston before returning to Pennsylvania and details of the hoax were disclosed after questioning Authorities said no charges will be filed against him.
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Scranton
Drew Fagus
Congress
Williamsport
Meyer
New Lorteans
Colombia
Boston
Hhis
Pennsylvania
Mass Meeting Planned for Bond Issue in Congress
Washington May 19. A bipartisan group in the House plans a congressional mass meeting to push a large federal bond issue for public works. Delegates from across the country will discuss a prosperity program ranging from 1.9 billion to 4.0 trillion dollars. Weather conditions noted.
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Washington, D. C
Cinanve
Mayors to Unite in Relief Demand Meet
Detroit May 19. Mayors of all cities with populations over 100000 will be invited to gather here at an undetermined date to press for federal aid. They seek funds to address tax delinquencies and welfare costs tied to unemployment.
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Detroit
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