02 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1935
Page
1
Federal authorities professed ignorance but American Airlines confirmed reports that some of the Lindy Ransom money had been passed at its East Boston airport. Two ten dollar bills were identified as part of the funds.
New York March 1 Dan Bradstreet business review notes a more genuine realization of the soundness of basic conditions supporting the expansion toward which all indicators point. Subscribe For The Nugget.
More than three hundred Viennese students including many women were arrested today during a political demonstration in support of Germany. The protest coincided with the pending official transfer of sovereignty over the Saar to Germany.
Washington dispatch says Oliver Wendell Holmes spent a comfortable night with his general condition unchanged. The item appears in the daily Nugget as a brief medical update.
Berne report says a school teacher Charles Grieder and his lover Antoinette Joery leapt from a plane after a failed attempt to obtain athletic funds. Pilot Ettinger landed at Basel and described the deaths as the lovers choosing suicide after Grieder could not muster the money for the athletic association. The pair died together. bodies were placed in a coffin.
Grand Rapids Michigan March. W T Irwin travels toward the North Western Territory hoping to meet his twenty three year old son lost for six months. He supported himself with a violin and a motion picture camera during a three year journey recording travels. In a Bakers Lake telegram he described rotten ice and no human contact for months. He plans to seek help from Mounted Police to locate his son.
SIAN SHENSI PROVINCE China March 2 Chinese soldiers report slaying of Reverend 3.C Frenshaw missionary worker and give up hope of finding his wife a London girl who set out a week ago on foot from Nanking.
Dr Rex F Swa territorial health officer says Nome influenza cases stable with mild illness but risk of pneumonia remains. Public meeting places including schools and theaters will stay closed until further notice as precautions continue to curb the outbreak.
Five ships under rebel control move toward Crete while government aircraft pursue. The rebel fleet includes two cruisers and three destroyers. One cruiser was damaged by a government air strike. The involvement of former Premier Eleutherios Venizelos is suspected but unconfirmed.
London reports strong interest in Morgan's art treasures sale while speculation about his possible shift from Wall Street to English country life remains unsettled. The piece notes interest but no clear forecast of Morgan changing residence or career.
In Washington on March 2, a split over who administers the social security program surfaced. Some back a board not under the Labor Secretary, others favor a single administration, while the Ways and Means Committee backs a board. Treasury reports show over five billion dollars in baby bonds sold on opening day and payrolls on federal programs neared seventeen million.
Describes growing famine in Hankow and Hubei amid drought. Crops destroyed, hundreds of farmers travel to Hankow for aid and shelter. Refugees camp on outskirts of Chongqing area, with many deaths and a large coffin pile at a camp edge.
The notice advertises a subscription offer for The Name Daily Nugget at two rates: two dollars per month by carrier and one dollar fifty cents per month by mail.
Native police armed with torches hunted through dense bush in Northern Rhodesia to locate Margaret Lady Young and Dr J Kirby after their plane was forced down. Lady Young, wife of the governor, had been recovering from a mild influenza earlier.
Public notice invites boys and girls aged 12 to 16 to write for spare time work opportunities. Address correspondence to P O Box 801 Juneau Alaska.
Notice offers home delivery of the Daily Nugget for $2.00 per month. Subscribers are encouraged to sign up to save money with carrier delivery to their residence.
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