Cathedral Tomb of Columbus Stands Firm in Santo Domingo Disaster
The Santo Domingo catastrophe, sparked by a September hurricane, killed thousands and damaged most of the city. The Red Cross mobilized with $50,000 and medical supplies, helped by Navy and Marine aviators, while Governor Roosevelt organized relief efforts and President Trujillo led national response. The cathedral reportedly houses Columbus bones and remained unscathed amid widespread ruin.
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Santo Domingo
Ispaniola
Dominican Republic
American Red Cross
To Domingo
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United States
Red Cross
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
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Bank threat ends in arrest in Fort Worth
Mrs. Mary Rosenthal, 53, was arrested and charged with attempted robbery after entering a Fort Worth bank and threatening to drop a bottle of nitroglycerin unless she received 54,000. The incident prompted police response and an immediate investigation by local authorities.
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Mary Rosenthal
Fort Worth
Texas
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Irene Hall
Colorado University
Denver
America
Indian National Congress
Mahatma Gandhi
Runt golf a timely and excellent alibi for producer
A concise note suggests a timely alibi linked to the producer of hur pictures. The fragment hints at a defense or justification tied to a film project, with limited readable context. Further details remain unclear in the OCR.
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Hur. Pictures
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