Reds Accused at Christian Front Trial Prompt Wild Charges
Testimony in the Federal trial portrays the Christian Front as a conspiracy to overthrow the U S government. Prosecutor Healy details alleged plots by conspirators, with defendants playing roles amid meetings and undercover FBI reporting. A Brooklyn guardman testified about infiltrating the group and wiring remarks on a supposed "mothership" of anti government operatives.
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Healy
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Albeney Herald Af
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Arhleres
Dennis A. Healy
Brooklyn Nation
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Civt Ener
Alll
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kealy
Abrotz Netbook
Fiat
Strike Paralyzes U S Owned Copper Company in Mexico
Fatigued talks between Mine Workers Union and the American Copper Company ended in strike action by 1,509 workers at a U S owned copper facility in Mexico City. The workers seek a wage rise of 34 cents daily, while some maintenance staff stayed on to keep equipment running. The Federal Labor Board is expected to review the dispute within the next two weeks.
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Menicn City
UPL
Maine
Américanowed Canines Copper Company
Fat Concern
Mine Workers Union
Iskoul 34 Cents G Cay. ‘Omy Id Wackers
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Canelliovian Board P
Aneide Witlla
Che
Removal Charge Awaited for Official Alvany
State Commissioner Tralik Geaves said an official hearing will determine if Thomas J. Weber of Westchester County should face removal charges as proposed by the district school superintendent. Weber allegedly incurred improper expenses, and an informal hearing did not settle the case. A formal hearing plan will decide if Weber must appear to answer the charges.
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Eayce von Commssioner Tralik P
Wagner
Graves
Landing Gear Locka But Pilot Gets Ship a Lf
Test pilot Ned Warren jroved two Washington to St Louis flight when a refueling stop revealed a landing wheel lock. A retractable wheel tilted, the craft rocked, and wheel was jammed. He landed on a wheelless belly at 60 mph, stopping after 130 feet with minor injuries.
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Ned Warren
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Finsburgh
Theo
Excessive Police Protection Foe Near Death in Holdup
A Newark gas station hold up left Zemel badly wounded after a masked assailant shot him in the face during a struggle for a pistol. The victim, 71, collapsed and was rushed to a hospital, where police and investigators secured the scene and questioned witnesses.
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Paris
Zemel
Police Accept Story Mother Did Slayings
Readable excerpts recount Chloe Davis's account of the family killings, including testimony that her mother killed the children and herself, with Chloe claiming demons influenced events. The father Barton Davis defends Chloe’s innocence, while police and doctors evaluate Chloe's mental state amid the investigation and upcoming coroner’s inquest.
Ed McCoy Seeks Bluenose in North Atlantic Trade
Ed McCoy known as The Real McCoy in Rim Tunas Mays seeks the fishing schooner Bluenose. The vessel has earned fame for Atlantic catches while New England figures like Angus Walters are mentioned in context. The pursuit appears amid talk of a dramatic purchase and maritime intrigue.
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Criecly
Father Divine
Angus Walters
Allies Ready For Blockade Of All Seas
The report claims Allied plans to blockade all seas amid wartime diplomacy. It details Russia halting raw material supplies to Germany and discusses potential Anglo Japanese agreements, trade restrictions, and efforts to control contraband shipping in a tense global war context.
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United States
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NLRB Director Accused of Bias in Union Election
The NLRB official faced allegations of bias as she ordered a check of voter eligibilities in the Consolidated Hydes employe election. About 9 percent of the 91,500 ballots cast Thursday showed questions about representation by the Amalgamated Utility Workers or the Brotherhood at Consolidated. A telegram from J Warren Madden urged a recount and raised challenges linked to the decline in ballots.
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Herrick
German Boy Tells of Going to Buffalo to Meet Spy
A 16 year old boy in Buffalo recounted plans to rendezvous with a German spy he claimed to have met in New York. He was arrested and police investigated his story as the case unfolded at a downtown theater setting.
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UWP
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Jake
Germany
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Enstedy
Mothers Approve Of Way Youths at Harvard
Cambridge residents discuss campus life as mothers react to student living conditions near Harvard. The rooming and social scene is described with mixed tones from parents noting both challenges and pride in their children's college experience.
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Camnbridge
Mass
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Lowell Mouse
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Norway Debates Neutrality In Wartime Naval Tension
A 48 minute review details Norway's stance on neutrality and the impartiality of its wartime commerce. It notes Allied and German interests in Norwegian waters, attacks on Norwegian merchant ships by German forces, casualties totaling 302 dead across 126,600 tons of ships, and Norway's protests against foreign flights violating its airspace.
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Norway Open to Halting Ore Shipments Amid Baltic Route Talks
Report from Stockholm in April notes Norway willing to halt all iron ore shipments to avoid disrupting Ally support. Swedish and Norwegian ministers discuss possible concessions as Britain may seek to suspend Baltic deliveries via the Gulf of Belgium. Diplomats emphasize neutrals aid and Scandinavia’s cautious stance amid tensions.
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Teporlesd Ting
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MD Weert
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Rene
Holland Agrees to Bypass Reexports to Reich
Holland reaches an agreement with Great Britain to receive continued supplies of consumer goods while curbing exports to Germany. A royal decree will direct all imports through Dutch government channels and require permits for long lists of items.
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Death toll linked to Murder Inc gang shines on Shapiro brothers case
New York April 6 A Brooklyn District Attorney said the Shapiro brothers murder ring tied to Murder Inc was behind a wave of violent crimes. He cited 18 attempts on Meyers and 19th attempt succeeding, with Irving shot 25 times in 1931. Evelyn Mittleman, once linked to the gang, faced a $50,000 bond amid a Supreme Court hearing on her release.
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Rlense Min
Tarkus
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Abe
French Shoot Down Plane In Saar Front
Wary authorities reported the destruction of a Nazi warplane in a French raid, with two wounded airmen found near the wreck and comrades nearby. Military dispatches also said French fire dispersed German laborers near Saarbrucken fortifications and that allied forces were gathering casualties along the Phin region.
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Saarhruecken
Roosevelt backs Guffey in Pennsylvania primary fight
In Kennett Square, April 6, 471, Democratic leaders tout President Roosevelt’s support for Senator Joseph Guffey’s nomination. Senator Barkley of Kentucky warns the feud stalls party unity as Guffey faces Fletcher and McNary backed challengers amid Chester County rallies.
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Walter A. Jones
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Wile Mamon
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Toalnr
Inner Tubes Save Little Pigs in Flood Roundup
A brief town roundup notes a farmer and helpers in a flooded area using improvised gear to save several pigs. The rescue crews report success with animals unharmed, and residents describe the tense situation as waters rose around farm buildings and pens.
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Ar Enum
Berlin Denies British Raid Claim Fails to Detail Sinking
Berlin denies a British raid near Wilhelmshaven and reports conflicting claims. Official sources acknowledge a British air strike may have sunk a ship near Wilhelmshaven with limited details released. Wartime messaging emphasizes uncertainty as reports describe aircraft activity and a wreck in the Elbe region.
U S Accountants To Testify On Musica Finances Case
U S accountants prepare to testify Monday in New York on the Musica finances case. Government prosecutors aim to show how Coster Mualea and four codefendants manipulated company funds totaling about 21 million dollars, seeking a full accounting of the alleged fraud.
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Aacilant
Alburney
Jeving Hautman
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Prince of McKosson
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Cowel
Wdecargileeey
Belmont Voting Machine Charges Reserved in April Decision
A Belmont village trustees election faced a delayed ruling after Democratic Committee Chairman Edward A. Slulligan charged the ballot used a non petition voting machine that prevented voters from selecting two candidates. Defeated Democrats Merle Criss and Jose Potter were noted, with Justice Hopkins holding a decision pending and a search for precedents cited. A separate note mentions the death of a private secretary in Fit Stir Inn Crayford.
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Domant
Allegany
Cemnly
Ander
Belmont Village
Mazon At
Democratic Committee
Edward A. Slulligan
Pathy
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wbHeana
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Merle Criss
Jose Potter
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Mesald
Test Likely In High Court On Dies Raids
The Dies committee raid action triggered high court questions as legislators pressed for constitutional rights. Republican leaders clashed over whether subversive groups may be legally targeted, with Reeve arguing the raid unjustified while Dies defended committee methods.
Mauretania Leaves Honolulu for Hong Kong under sealed orders
Waterfront sources report the Mauretania sailing from Honolulu toward Hong Kong, possibly to join troop transports. Capt. Brest Bakla declined to disclose voyage details, saying he must keep the information secret.中国
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Dellish
Probation for 15 year old in child’s court case
A juvenile named Sefora Bronx and a man described as her husband appeared in court on juvenile charges. The 15 year old was placed on probation for an indeterminate period and released to the custody of her parents with conditions. The report notes marriage to an older man and references prior years, but the details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Children’s Court
INS
Nautral
Brederick
MeGover
Cim
Sefora Bronx
Calldsen
Doulu Dodays
Fred
Mvatlee
Producer Walker Wins Six Cent Verdict After Three Years
In New York on April, Johnny Welker a producer, won a six cent verdict in Bly Site 600 sub augulial Julian Louis Reynolds. Welker claimed Reynolds promised him money if Reynolds's wife, farmer Mele Fortesque, did not take the leading role in "Pretty World." Mrs Reynolds is now Helen Whitney. Supreme Court Justice Morris Eder reduced the claim to six cents after a lengthy dispute.
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Hrosdwig Joducer
Julian Louis Reynolds
Welker
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