Lindbergh baby kidnap cause grows as Cond on states contact
New York April 17 UP Dr John F Condon said he was in contact with the Lindbergh kidnapers and hopes the baby will be returned soon He spoke during a charity baseball game after previously negotiating Colonel Lindberghs payment of 50000 He added little more and noted the public will understand why Reports say a sea incident near Vineyard Haven fueled rumors of renewed surveying by Lindbergh associates and possibly the colonel Authorities at Hopewell said they would provide details.
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Delos Smith
New York
John F. Condon
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Condon
Jassie
Cidna
Fordham
Vineyard Haven
Coast Guard
MacDougall
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Public concerns and policy limits in a market view
Dr. Max Winkler discusses limits of protective laws and economic ideas in the wake of 1930s crises. He weighs the Glass bill’s aim to curb speculation, the creation of a federal liquidation corp, and the unreliability of quick fixes. He notes past commodity stabilization attempts and the ongoing impact on American Telephone earnings.
Senate resumes probe into bear raids on the New York market
The senate banking committee prepares to question Richard Whitney as it resumes its inquiry into bear raids on the market. Investigators will review voluminous records Whitney supplied under subpoena to identify short sellers and their influence on the recent rapid decline in stock values.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Banking Committee
Richard Whitney
Exchange
Whitney
Showdown Near on Controversy Over Economies
Washington April 17 Immediate showdown looms over Hoover retrenchment plans and the House Economy Committee. A decision is due on a compromise omnibus bill combining Hoover savings with committee proposals to cut about 200 million from the 1933 budget. Chairman McDuffie will seek a final vote on a single retrenchment bill or proceed Tuesday with salary cuts and a five day work week for per diem staff and furloughs for salaried workers.
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Washington
Hoover
House Economy Committee
McDuffie
House
Gardening Display At Butte Libraries During Garden Week
During Garden Week, Butte free public library hosts books magazines posters catalogues and stereopticon views for public consultation. Librarian Eleanor Horgan assists on garden planning while old botany prints and a Sydney B Mitchell gardening course are shown. Friday at 2 30 pm stereopticon views of Japanese gardens appear in the children s section and Japanese dish gardens are shown across juvenile and adult Rocky Mountain Garden Club libraries.
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Butte Free Public Library
Eleanor Horgan
Sydney B. Mitchell
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Beard
Massie to face grilling today by prosecutor Kelley
Honolulu April 17. Lieut. Thomas H Massie, who admitted pointing a pistol at Joseph Kahahawai, prepared for a grilling by prosecutor John C Kelley. Massie said Kahahawai conceded participating in an attack on Mrs Massie, while rumors about the Massies and Mrs Fortescue fueled tension before a previously deadlocked trial.
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Honolulu
Joseph Kahahawai
Thomas H. Massie
John C. Kelley
Kahahawai
Granville Fortescue
Massie
Rose
Great Earthquakes Kill Thousands in Interior China
Chinese reports from northeast Hupeh province say the April 6 earthquake killed several tens of thousands and damaged towns and villages along the Yangtze valley. Ma Cheng suffered severe damage with 70 percent of walls collapsed. Relief to be sought from the provincial government amid plunderings and communist threats.
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Hankow
China
Hupeh
Yangtze
Ma Cheng
Idnaped Girl Freed After Two Day Abduction
An hysterical nine year old girl named Hilda Brodsky was found safe after being held in Philadelphia for two days. She was dumped from a car in front of a parish house and later turned over to police by Rev. Joseph Pugliese. Detective Captain William Wilson brought her home to Wilmington. Authorities pursue kidnapper rumors while the family withholds details.
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Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Joseph Pugliese
Hilda Brodsky
William Wilson
Harry Brodsky
Le Temps Sees U S Recovery After Crisis
Le Temps contends the U S financial crisis is ending its healing phase with gain in prosperity and no real inflation. Frederick Jenny notes stabilization, new credits, and a solid currency after Glass Steagall changes, amid rumors of a dollar attack denials.
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Paris
United States
America
le Temps
Financial Review
Frederick Jenny
Special Financial Supplement
American Congress
Federal Reserve Regulations
M. Jenny
Montana Forecast With Showers Then Fair Weather
Montana forecast shows Monday unsettled with possible local showers, then Tuesday generally fair with little temperature change. The outlook emphasizes near term unsettled conditions improving into midweek.
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Montana
Edwards heirs chase eight billion estate myth in 1932
In Kansas City April 17 the Edwards heirs are described as thousands worldwide chasing a mythical eight billion dollar estate in New York. The piece notes 500 listed in the city and 6 000 in the United States, with 50 000 globally, plus vast literature and many organizations profiting from the legend.
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Kansas City
Edwards
New York
United States
Edward
Noted Army Man Nelson E. Margetts Dies in San Francisco
Colonel Nelson E. Margetts veteran aide to General Pershing in World War I and former U S military attache in Peking China died in a San Francisco hospital from an unknown illness. News reached his brother L R Margetts of 1040 West Platinum street superintendent of Washoe Sampling Works for the Anaconda company.
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Nelson E. Margetts
General Pershing
United States
Pieping
China
San Francisco
L. R. Margetts
West
Platinum Street
Washoe
Anaconda Company
Margetts
Colonel Margeets
Butte
Salt Lake City
Nelson Margetts
Stimson discusses arms limits with German delegates in Geneva
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson met with German representatives in Geneva to seek a practical method for armament reduction likely to succeed at the disarmament conference. Chancellor Bruening and Dr. Bernard Von Buelow joined the talks as the general commission prepared to meet.
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Geneva
Henry L. Stimson
Germany
General Commission
Heinrich Bruening
Bernard von Buelow
Stimson
Erickson Confirms Run for Renomination in Montana
Governor John E. Erickson announced his candidacy for renomination in the Democratic primaries. He cites conservative state finances and notes Montana has operated within income while paying off nearly 1.3 million dollars of debt since taking office.
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Helena
John E. Erickson
Montana
Erickson
Two Brothers Questioned After Double Killing at Beer and Poker Party
Los Angeles police detained brothers John and Frank Lulak as hosts in a fatal shooting at a beer and poker party. Victims Huston Cramer, 25, a painting contractor, and Simon Sandrosky, 42, a drug clerk, died after being shot at a flat above a malt shop during the incident.
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Los Angeles
John
Frank Lulak
Huston Cramer
Simon Sandrosky
Helena men drown in Meadow Lake boating tragedy
Three Helena residents die in Meadow Lake on the Madison River after their boats drifted or overturned in a storm. The victims are H. L. Zimmerman, William M. Copenhaver, and Ralph H. Saum, part owners of a lodge. Boats were found ashore and overturned as rough weather struck last night.
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Ennis
Helena
Meadow Lake
Madison River
H. L. Zimmerman
Federal Reserve Bank
William M. Copenhaver
Ralph H. Saum
Hart Helena Smelter
Madison
Harris
Harris Inn
Angry mob takes slayer of Gia from jail
A mob of about 200 men seized Richard Read from the St Francis jail in Kansas and headed east toward Colby. Read had confessed to attacking and killing 8 year old Dorothy Hunter, prompting a vigilante response from Selden and St Francis residents. Sheriff Ed McGinley had earlier protected Read and moved him for safety.
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Colby
Kan
Richard Read
Dorothy Hunter
St. Francis
Selden
Ed McGinley
Read
Kansas
Bakers Choose Great Falls for 1933 Convention
Bakers of Montana closed their state convention in a brief session selecting Great Falls as the 1933 meeting site. Time to be set by the executive committee, likely August or September. About 50 delegates attended. Mayor McTaggart welcomed guests. Rudy Osenbrug voiced optimism about future discussions.
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Bakers
Montana
Great Falls
Rudy Osenbrug
Butteman
McTaggart
Osen~ Krug
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