Wealthy Young Man Missing In New York Kidnap Probe
Arthur Fried, 32, heir to the Empire Sand and Gravel fortune, vanished after a Saturday night outing with his wife and brother in law. FBI agents investigated a possible kidnapping with a $100,000 ransom as his relatives sought negotiations. His car was found near Rosedale Gardens after he disappeared from his mother’s home.
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White Plains
New York
Arthur Fried
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Rosedale Gardens
Joseph Fried
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Empire Sand and Gravel Company
Miss Alaska Crowned at Alaska Yukon Pioneers Exposition
Miss Sig rid Seppala, 21, daughter of Leonard Seppala and wife, former Nemeites, was crowned Miss Alaska at the Alaska Yukon Pioneers Exposition in Seattle. In Rudolph Island aviator Ivan Mazuruk prepared to fly twenty women and children home from three Levanefsky search ships frozen in polar ice.
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Seattle
Sigrid Seppala
Leonard
Seppala
Nemeites
Alaska
Rudolph Island
Ivan Mazuruk
Chiiren
Levanefsky
Secretary of Commerce seeks authority for North Pacific action
Secretary Daniel C. Roper urged Congress for power to address the growing North Pacific tension from foreign fishing off Alaska. He also requested funds to build a research vessel for the Bureau of Fisheries to study high seas fisheries in the North Pacific and Bering Sea. The report notes evidence of Japanese fishing around Bristol Bay and cites Pribilof fur seals at 1,690,000 animals, up 8.95 percent, with 52,446 pelts taken. Also mentions boxing figure Tommy Farr and Joe Louis era context.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Department of Commerce
Congress
North Pacific
Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries
High Seas
North Pacific Ocean
Bering Sea
Bristol Bay
Roper
Pribilof Islands
Gold Grows on Road Project Near Helena
Gold bearing gravel will be used to pave seven miles of a highway section near Helena Montana. Mining engineer Henry M Lancaster reported tests in a pit supplying the gravel show values around 60 cents per cubic yard. Water is insufficient to support dredging or other placer operations.
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Helena
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Henry M. Lancaster
Lanaster
Lindberghs Return to U S After Two Years Abroad
Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh arrive in New Jersey returning from a two year exile abroad seeking seclusion after the kidnapping and death of their child. They sailed as Mr and Mrs Gregory aboard the President Harding and headed to Dwight Morrow estate in Englewood. The visit is described as brief with plans to return abroad after Christmas. Charles Nye dies at 83 in Seattle after power plant tenure at Skagway.
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Englewood, N. J
Lindbergh
Associated Press
Englewood
New Jersey
Dee. G
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Hudson River
New York
President Harding
Southampton
Seattle
Charles Nye
Skagway
Football Scores Gonzaga at Loyola
A brief football score line reports Loyola beats Gonzaga 13 to 8. An advertisement offers a six month subscription to The Daily Nugget for ten dollars, highlighting a ten dollar saving and urging immediate action.
Supreme Court Allows Aluminum Company Antitrust Case
The Supreme Court affirms a circuit court ruling that lets the Department of Justice continue antitrust proceedings to dissolve the Aluminum Company of America in a southern New York federal district court. Justice McReynolds and Chief Justice Hughes joined the opinion. Justice Stone did not participate.
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Wor Ly
Supreme Court
Ant
New York
Federal District Court
Aluminum Company of America
Circuit Court of Philadelphia
Department of Justice
U.S. Supreme Court
McReynolds
Hughes
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Joe Louis
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Duke and Duchess of Windsor
George T. Summerlin
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Aluminum Company
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