Poison Sold as Headache Cure Brings Arrest of 20 in Havana
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Sale of poison as headache cure causes arrest of 20 in Havana
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March 29, 1932
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FLIES TO LINDBERGH TO REPORT CONTACT WITH KIDNAPPERS; Norfolk Rector Risks Life in Storm for Half-Hour Talk With Flier in Hopewell. OPTIMISTIC ON OUTCOME Declines to Say if Colonel Is Convinced, but Schwarzkopf Asserts He Is Not. BRINGS NO TANGIBLE PROOF Plans to Return to Hopewell, Indi- cating He Does Not Expect Immediate Return of Child. FLIES TO LINDBERGH ON KIDNAP MISSION
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Peacock repts contact with abductors in Hopewell conf
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PARLEY IN SHANGHAI IS NEAR BREAKDOWN; Chinese Angered by Talk of Japan's Troops Staying All Summer Around the City. TOKYO SEES CRISIS NEAR Maps Plans to Meet Emergency -- Skirmishes Reported Along Most of the Front. PARLEY IN SHANGHAI IS NEAR BREAKDOWN
By Hallett Abend.special Cable To the New York Times.by Hallett Abend
Chinese-Japanese relations
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1,000 SLAIN IN FLIGHT FROM SOVIET TERROR; Moldavian Refugees Say Half Their Number Have Died in Dash in Past 3 Months. MASS EXODUS CONTINUES Last of Peasant Proprietors Face Exile to Siberia for Op- posing Collective Plan. 1,000 SLAIN IN DASH OVER SOVIET BORDER
By Eugene Kovacs.wireless To the New York Times.by Eugene Kovacs
More than 1,000 Moldavians said to have been shot by Russian frontier guards; fled from Soviet drive against last remaining class of peasant proprietors in Ukrainia; proprietors face exile to Siberia for opposing collective plan; cases related
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Further Cut of 20% in Ocean Fares Likely; First Action Is Expected Today by U.S. Lines
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Further cuts likely
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