Abduction Case Ends as Delaware Girl Is Returned
Hilda Brodsky nine is brought home from Philadelphia after two days held by kidnappers who sought a $50 000 ransom. Detectives say two men lured her into a car near her home and moved her between houses in Philadelphia before release. Her father Harry Brodsky and police claim the men feared capture. Captain William Wilson reports no further details due to the girl's condition.
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Asta Ie Bene Fencan
Pha
Eienet
Parish
Mobile
Hilda Brodsky
Philadelphia
William Wilson
Wilmington
Harry Brodsky
Brodsky
Hilda
Father Pugliese
Pugliese
Delaware
Wilson
Tourist Traffic In U S Totals Four Billions
The 1929 tourist industry spent four billion dollars in the United States, a major national asset. Shenandoah Valley faces competition from newly organized highway groups that may divert travelers away, prompting a call for united action to preserve and grow regional tourist business in 1932.
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U. S
America
Roger Babson
Economic Service
Shenandoah Valley
United Action
Piedmont Highway Association
Mount Olive Revival Closes Friday Night
Mount Olive United Brethren Church revival ends Friday, with Rev. C. J. Racey announcing final services. Special music nightly, Family Night Wednesday, Gore quartet and Emmett Dettra solos featured, and all invited to attend. The notice also mentions unemployment insurance objections in a concluding line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olive United
Fatal clash in Porto Rico over new banner at capitol
In San Juan a riot by 500 to 1,500 Nationalists protesting Porto Rico's proposed official flag left a high school student dead and many injured. A marble balustrade collapse sent 20 plus people crashing 25 feet to a concrete basement as police fought to disperse the mob. Albizu Campos and Jose Portilla were arrested for inciting to riot.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Senate
Pedro Albizu Campos
Nationalist Party
Jose Portilla
Jose de Diego
Albizu Campos
Casino
Puerto Rico
Capitol
House of Representatives
Legislative Chamber
Berretenga
Representatives’ Chamber
Representatives
Leonardo Tormes
House
R. R. Lutz
District School Meeting Set for Patro ns Leagues in Shenandoah
Northern Shenandoah District Patrons Leagues and Junior Leagues plan a meeting at Middletown High School. G W Ropp and J H Montgomery lead with Frieda Koontz assisting. Montgomery will meet Patrons League at Bryarly School the evening before.
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Shenandoah
Middletown High School
G. W. Ropp
J. H. Montgomery
Cooperative Education Association of Virginia
Frieda Koontz
Montgomery
American recovery viewed as near in Le Temps report
Paris April 17 Le Temps backs a view that the U S financial crisis is close to a healing phase with renewed prosperity ahead. The piece says inflation will not follow and the dollar remains solid. It notes lessons from Glass Steagall and warns against overbroad fiscal deficits while praising currency stability.
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Paris
United States
America
le Temps
Financial Review
Frederic Jenny
Special Financial Supplement
American Congress
Jenny
France
Jiromagny
Andre Tardieu
Belfort
Eee
American Chamber of Commerce
Three Fined In Winchester Police Court Sunday
Judge Donald L. Weems presided as Glenn Hummer of the county was fined 50 dollars and costs for repainting old license plates to resemble new ones. Arthur Smith of Front Royal and Charles Saunders of Berryville each paid 10 dollars and costs for their alleged violations. The report notes a clash in religious affiliation as a separate incident involving Arthur Colvin of St. Louis.
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Donald L. Weems
Winchester
Bayliss
Ae Mer
Hummer
Arthur Smith
Front Royal
Charles Saunders
Berryville
Stock market wanders at week start in cautious trading
New York reports a wobbling stock market at the start of the week as improved banking and brokerage sentiment remains but weekend business data fail to fully lift investor confidence. Trading remains cautious and uneven.
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New York
Bond Market Takes Breathing Spell as Rates Pause
Sluggish trading follows a week of gains with call money at 2.5 percent. Sterling cables begin at 3.79 dollars, up 13 and eight tenths cents.
Quake Kills Tens Of Thousands In Hupeh Province
Reports from northeastern Hupeh say the April 6 earthquake destroyed several towns and villages. In Macheng the damage is reported as most severe with human corpses and dead animals strewn across the ground.
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Associated Press
Honkow
China
Hupeh
Macheng
Infant Child Passes To Rest
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William McCare of Freterks died yesterday. Survived by parents. Simple funeral rites held at the family home at 2 30 this afternoon. Service by Rev George W Stover United Brethren Church. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.
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McCarty
William McCare
Freterks Ae
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Mount Olive Revival
C. A. Blankhead
Portland, Ore
A& Woman
Big Sister
Piess
Byles Forgrave
Amitguless
Tardiéu
Winchester Auto
Chevrolet
Kent St
Sunday West
Glenn Hummer
Arthur Colvin
St. Louis
Ruth Pearson
The
Granger
Hanay
Liggett & Myers
Ford
Willys
C.B. Organ
Willys Dealer
Bradduck ST
Bickers
Postoffice
U. S. Royals
Herrell Sales Corp. Distributors
Loudoun St
Braddock Street
Expert Service
Call
Kenneth E. Henry & CO
Main St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Silvertown
Cammer Tire Company
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
H. W. Ebert
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