Athens Woman Fatally Burned After Cleaning Fluid Accident
Miss Lucile Aurelia Friedrich aged 32 died at University Hospital Athens after a bottle of cleaning fluid exploded on a shelf. The incident occurred when a stool slipped send ing fluid into a stove flame. she rolled in a rug to smother flames and was later pronounced dead. She worked in the Extension Division of Ohio University and resided with Mrs. Hattie Carr at 28 South Lancaster Street. Her family was from Massillon and her sister Anne and mother Magdalene Friedrich survived.
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Lucile Aurelia Friedrich
University Hospital
Athens
Miss Friedrich
S. H. Bing
Ohio University
West
Hattie Carr
South
Lancaster
Biédel- Mead
Massillon
Anne
Magdalene Friedrich
Catholic Church
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Carr
No Fresh Clues and Inside Job Theory Grow Credence
Investigators find no fresh clues and the inside job theory gains credence as they seek a woman who mailed an air mail letter. A mysterious phone call attempted to place Lindbergh's whereabouts. The Lindbergh home region is cleared of reporters and watchers as paths reopen for the kidnapers. parents urge safety.
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Lindbergh
Tearful Lindbergh Keeps Calm Amid Babysnatch Search
Anne Morrow Lindbergh, in Hopewell New Jersey, holds to the motto keep a cool head in emergencies as the search for Charles Augustus Jr continues. Her tearful eyes reveal strain but she stays composed and worries about the baby's health and diet while awaiting news. She is due to have another child in May and keeps busy with routine tasks to occupy her mind.
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Hopewell
N. J
U.P
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Fremont Auto Collision Claims Three In Clyde Area
Fremont report says on Wednesday night at Clyde near here Frank Kutz of Cleveland was killed and Mrs. Charles Lowe of Detroit along with 18 year old Lester Henagen of Fremont were injured when a car driven by Kutz collided with one driven by Mrs Lowe.
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Fremont
Frank Kutz
Cleveland
Charles Lowe
Detroit
Lester Henagen
Clyde
Here
Kutz
Mre. Lowe
Today Only Wet Gestures Talk Peace and Fight
A quirky feature notes accord and conflict themes with light satirical tone. It contrasts polite gestures with sharp disputes, reflecting on hospitality and criticism.
Wet House Wins Narrow Vote On Resubmission Of Amendment
The House votes 145 in favor of resubmitting the Highteenth Amendment though some see it as symbolic. Rhode Island passes a bill legalizing 3.75 percent beer, signed by Governor Case, but federal prohibition remains enforced. The clash between state tolerance and national policy persists as March 1933 approaches.
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HOUSE
Congress
Rhode Island
Case
United States
Japan Accepts League Plan Amid Quiet Talks on Truce
Japan, with a polite smile, agrees to the League of Nations plan for peaceful discussion to end hostilities and to a temporary truce with China. Meanwhile, Japanese forces storm the line as fighting intensifies, the Chinese retreat in hard fighting, and an Imperial Japanese flagship is mentioned amid the clash.
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Japan
League of Nations
China
Prohibition Hits New York Hotels Hard
The piece notes several New York hotels have suffered huge losses or become under receivership due to Prohibition. It suggests income tax implications for hotel corporations and states no action is expected in 1931 or 1932. It ends by mentioning customers lingering in speakeasies.
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New York
Income Tax Department
Congressman Sirovich on Critics Ruining Theatre
New York congressman William Irving Sirovich clashes with theater critics who label his play inferior. The exchange describes critics accusing his work and his irritation at the remark. Page 4 continuation noted.
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William Irving Sirovich
New York
Sirovich
Driver's Foot Slips and Car Drowns Family in River
In Cleveland a 32 year old Leonard Pegg survived after his car plunged into the Cuyahoga River. His wife Ethel 37 and two children Curtis 10 and Maxine 8 drowned before rescue efforts could save them. Pegg said a foot slip from brake to accelerator caused the crash and he attempted to save his son but weakened. Police noted prior quarrels and separations and reports of previous suicide attempts by Pegg.
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Cleveland
U.A
Lutheran Hospital
Leonard Pegg
Cuyahoga River
Ethel Pegg
Curtis
Maxine
Pegg
Berea
O. Pegg
Fighting Continues Near Shanghai in War Communique
The Chinese announced that fighting raged tonight at Nanjiang and Liuho, dashing hopes for immediate peace in the Shanghai sector. Japan had earlier claimed all military operations were ordered to cease. Nanjiang lies 20 miles west of Shanghai on the railway to Nanking. Liuho lies north of the city on She Yang.
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Shanghai
Nanjiang
Liuho
Nanziang
Nanking
She Yang
National effort on kidnaping case of Lindbergh baby
Hopewell New Jersey reports every agency from federal to local law enforcement mobilized to find Baby Charles A Lindbergh Jr. as President Hoover orders all departments to assist. Radio and press banded together and lawmakers consider tougher kidnapping laws while authorities search nationwide.
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Hopewell
N. J
U.R
United States
Charlies
A. Lindbergh, Jr
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Washington
Hoover
United States Secret Service
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce
Coast Guard and Customs
Department of Treasury
Post Office Department
Mitchell
Jap Activities Halted and Peace Plan Proposed
Shanghai reports Japanese military and naval authorities halted operations after Chinese forces fell back 12% miles. Consul Murai said Japan aimed to protect lives and property and cease activities. Peace terms call for Chinese withdrawal to be set by talks, mutual standoff, and a truce with talks at Shanghai to arrange withdrawal and order in the International Settlement.
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Shanghai
Kuramatsu Murai
Kent
Clemency plea heard for Daniel Hunt on death row
Ohio Parole Board hears clemency plea for Daniel Hunt, 58, condemned for killing Putnam County constable Frank Conaway and wounding Leon Mobuck. Attorney Albert Straman argues Hunt fired only two shots, and Conaway was struck by a stray bullet from a deputy.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Parole Board
Daniel Hunt
Frank Conaway
Putnam County
Albert H. Straman
Ottawa
Hunt
Leon Mobuck
Farmer
Conoway
Fred
General's Widow Delia Buckner Dies in Louisville
Delia Craigborne Buckner widow of Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner dies in Louisville. Buckner, a noted southern military leader and Kentucky governor from 1881 to 1888, passed away today, confirming the loss of a prominent state and national figure.
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Louisville
Delia Craigborne Buckner
Simon Bolivar Buckner
South
Kentucky
Miners Attack at Radcliffe Idle Thompson Mine
About 80 union miners from Hocking and Sunday Creek districts attacked the Thompson Cost Company mine at Radcliffe early today. They demanded recognition of the United Mine Workers and forced the mine to close. Night watchman Herbert Pierce was beaten and threatened as the mob gathered near the road crossing. Local miners were assaulted and the mine remains idle.
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Radcliffe
Herbert Pierce
Pierce
Hocking
Thompson Coal Company
Bank cashier indicted on eleven counts in Marion bank case
The Marion National Bank former cashier Henry W. Hane faces eleven indictments for misapplication and embezzlement totaling about 90 000 dollars. Federal officers report the shortage as the bank, once run by his father and founded by his grandfather, remains closed after his disappearance and later arrest in Columbus.
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Marion Bank
Toledo
U.R
Henry W. Hane
Marion National Bank
Federal Grand Jury
Hane
Columbus
Bond Plan Ohio Mayors To Study Ohio Baby Bond Idea
In Columbus March 3, Mayor Worley proposes selling small charity bonds to citizens to fund relief. He will present the plan to the mayors of Ohio’s six largest cities at City Hall. They aim to unite for a proposal to Governor White seeking an extra legislative session. Worley backs re enacting the Pringle Roberts Bill with minor changes to allow city bond sales.
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Ohio
Columbus
Worley
White
Pringle-Roberts
Belden Brick Plant Resumes Ops After Shutdown
Belden Brick Company plant at Roanoke near Uhrichsville resumes operation Friday after a shutdown. The move marks a restart for the facility following temporary closure.
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Uhrichsville
Belden Brick Company
Roanoke
Here
Short Sellers Attacked as Hoover Pushes Market Probe
President Hoover urges senators to publish names of bear raiders and seeks authority for an investigation into short selling. The Banking and Currency Committee is to meet at 3 p.m. to discuss a resolution targeting market operations, beyond Hoover’s original scope. He blames short sellers for recent market declines and criticizes Stock Exchange officials.
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Washington
Hoover
Administration
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Stock Exchange
Lynching and Kidnaping Debate in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills editor laments lynching’s narrow reach and argues kidnappings deserve attention. She recalls the Morrow family’s loss of their 29 month old son, describing the child’s golden curls, mother’s playtime, and father’s soft pillow games, before the child was dragged away.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Morrow
Lindy
Clie
Inside Job Blamed in Lindbergh Child Kidnapping
Hopewell New Jersey March 3 reports quote Mrs. Dwight Morrow and others who believe an inside job by people close to the family led to the abduction of Charles A Lindbergh Jr. Investigators noted familiarity with the household nursery and grounds after the child fell ill and the Lindberghs stayed away from Mrs. Morrow's home.
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Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Charles A Lindbergh, Jr
Lindberghe
Sourland Mountain
Lindberghs
Mia Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
New York University Alumni Association
New York
Henry Breckenridge
Mother’s
Opinions Split Over Sales Tax Rates in Revenue Bill
In Washington March 3 the House Ways and Means Committee debated the manufactures sales tax rate for the Billion Dollar Revenue Bill. Members differed on whether the rate should be two percent or two and a quarter percent, affecting expected revenue.
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Washington
U.R
House
Ways and Means
Lonardo Freed Over Lack of Evidence in Triple Killing Case
Lonardo, 21, was released today due to insufficient evidence in the March 3 gang killing involving Rosario and Raymond Porello and their bodyguard Dominic Mangino, who had been held for questioning last week.
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Lonardo
Triple
Rosario
Raymond Porello
Dominic Mangino
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Deepens Mystery
Hopewell New Jersey March 3 1932 mystery deepened as state police cleared the Lindberghs home area and searched for the kidnapped 20 month old Charles A Lindbergh while Colonel Lindbergh sought contacts with the kidnapers. A ransom offer of 50000 was reported as authorities followed every clue with two thirds of the state police on duty and no fresh word on the child's whereabouts.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
United Press
Forencen
Trenton
Second Grade Gunman Disarmed by Police at School
In Cleveland a second grade pupil at Oliver Hazard Perry School brandished an 82 caliber revolver belt and aimed at classmates. Two policemen disarmed him after the teacher fled to the cloak room and the principal alerted authorities.
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Cleveland
Oliver Hazard Perry
Zula L. Bruce
Divorce Granted in Athens County Court for Mrs Helen Henry
Mrs Helen Henry was granted a divorce from Ralph M Henry in Athens County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The decree also restores her maiden name Helen Verity after the proceedings amid allegations of extreme cruelty in the couple’s divorce suit.
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Helen Verity
Helen Henry
Athens County
Woman delivers Lindbergh letter from Jersey car
A woman from New Jersey halted at the South End postal station in Boston on March 3 or 4 and handed a letter to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, then fled in a late model touring car. Postal clerk Harry Downes intercepted the item and handed it to postal inspectors for police discussion with detectives.
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Hoston
New Jersey
South End
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Colonel Lindbergh
Jeft
Todd
Harry Downes
Police
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Probe Focuses on Ladder and Footprints
Hopewell, N J March 8 Investigators narrowed the Lindbergh baby kidnapping to three clues a seven foot three section pine ladder a $50 000 ransom note and shoeless footprints in mud outside the nursery A waitress reported three men seen at a Huntington restaurant five days before and again on the night of the abduction.
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Hopewell
N. J
Keating
Huntington
Lindbergh
Mother Guilty in Bank Holdups Sentenced to Life
In Napoleon Ohio Judge Cahill sentenced Pearl Griffith 28 alleged gang leader and two brothers and another man to life in prison after guilty pleas to two bank holdups in Henry County Common Pleas Court. Griffith’s Lima confession last week implicated the others.
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Napoleon
Henry Court
R. W. Cahill
Common Pleas
Pearl Griffith
Lima
Marysville Reformatory
Child Dies After Brutal Home Treatment
A girl from Mt. Clemens Michigan died from injuries after parents used a severe beating last week in an attempt to cure her St Vitus Dance. The incident was reported from the hospital where she was treated for back and leg injuries.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Hattie Fletcher
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