Five Men Named as Wanted for Questioning
Government agents reported a major development in a kidnapping case with a promise that the situation could “break wide open within 48 hours.” A Pacific Northwest gang is suspected, but identities and locations were not disclosed as investigators pursued leads. The ransom was paid for the return of J. P. Weyerhaeuser Jr. and involved a $200,000 sum.
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Department of Justice
Spikesman
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Huntington
Oregon
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Triple sealed marshmallows marketed for economy
An advertisement touts a pound package of marshmallows divided into four quarter-pound packets. Each pack contains sixteen marshmallows and an waxed-paper overcoat to stay fresh. The copy extols versatile uses from desserts to beverages and stresses quick energy for children.
Public notice of sale at 70142 Amherst Avenue Winchester VA
The goods in the building at 70142 Amherst Avenue Winchester Virginia offered for sale by Southern States Winchester Service Incorporated are the property of Southern States Cooperative Incorporated. By Geo A Jackson President. 6 64212 21.
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Amherst Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Southern States Winchester Service, Incorporated
Southern States Cooperative, Incorporated
ION States Winchester Service, Inc
Geo. A. Jackson
Bullfighting Seasons Reflect Fluctuating Popular Interest
In regions where the sport thrives, patrons describe seasons as off or good. Visitors are guided by informants who judge overall performance and recommend attendance based on perceived averages.
Glass Panes Made By Dipping And Rolling Methods
Glass panes for windows are formed by dipping a horizontal metal rod into molten glass and pulling it upward to create a sheet. Plate glass is produced by pouring molten glass onto a flat surface, rolling, cooling, annealing, and then grinding and polishing the surface.
Roosevelt era courtroom clash shapes public mood
Washington report by Charles P. Stewart analyzes President Roosevelt's May 31 meeting with Washington correspondents. The piece weighs his NRA remarks as a push to mobilize public opinion for New Deal goals, contrasts Borah's constitutional plan with administration aims, and notes criticism of inciting discontent. It frames a broader debate on constitutional methods and executive strategy.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Supreme Justices
Senator Borah
Idaho
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Leslie Eichel
New York
United States Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the United States
Taney
Dred Scott
Missouri
Free States
United States
Congress
Territorial
States
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Leonardo Dalviiici
Dek “Ant
China
Mother
Pathe
Fountain Creek
Colorado Springs
Colo
Helen Carver
Orville Neil
Pueblo
Rado Springs
Tington
White House
Borah
East 45Th Street
Mr. Wilson
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Simali
South
Loudoun St
Montgomery Ward
Evening Star
Axminster
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