Six Are Killed, Fifty Injured by Tornadoes Which Raze Mississippi and Arkansas Homes
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6 killed, 50 hurt by tornadoes, Mississippi and Ark
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May 1, 1933
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Two Youths Drown When Canoe Overturns; Third, Exhausted, Is Rescued From Sound
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Cunningham, A, and J Newcomb drown as canoe capsizes; J O'Neill rescued
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PLAN UNITED FIGHT FOR CENTRAL PARK; Societies Opposing Sheehy's Project Will Meet This Week to Map Out Attack. THEY GAIN NEW SUPPORT Lack of Guarantee Baseball Fields Will Not Be Permanent Influences Two Groups. PLAN UNITED FIGHT FOR CENTRAL PARK
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More than 20 socs plan united fight against Comr Sheehy's plan for athletic fields on site
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MOSCOW IS TENSE ON MANCHURIA ISSUE; Manchukuo Denies the Soviet Owns Chinese Eastern Road, Making Dispute Acute. TREATIES CITED IN REPLY Russians See Move to Break Peiping-Mukden Accords -- Give Lie on Locomotives. MOSCOW IS TENSE ON RAILROAD ISSUE
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Communique issued by Li Shao-keng, Manchukuoan chmn of bd, challenging Russia's claim to ownership; S M Kuznetsoff, Soviet vice chmn, in reply, says Manchukuoan contention is attempt to break Peiping-Mukden agreements governing operation of road; denies Russia is holding locomotives unlawfully; demands restoration of normal activities
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