Tornado toll climbs as relief crews sift Greensboro debris
National Guardsmen and relatives probe wrecked blocks in Greensboro after eight tornadoes hit the Carolinas and Georgia. More than 40 injured and at least 17 killed statewide. Cordele and other towns report major damage and losses. Officials say the storm system caused widespread destruction, with failed schools and shattered structures. The toll is expected to rise as rescuers continue search efforts.
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United Press Star
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Georgia
Toe A. Phipps
Electrocution Set Again Tonight At Eight O Clock
New Jersey prison official Col Mark Kimberling announced that the electric chair would be used to execute Bruno Richard Hauptmann tonight despite delays. Mercer County grand jury had convened but did not pursue further action, and prosecutors were briefed before the planned proceed.
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Mark O. Kimberling
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Mercer County Grand Jury
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Hauptinian
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Mercer
Marshal Toi
Corry trio injured in Route 19 automobile crash
Mrs. Josephine Brooks of Corry is hospitalized in Erie with a head injury and minor bruises after a collision on Route 19 near Waterford. Her daughter Mrs. Mary Frances Wood, and son in law Charles B. Wood, suffer an injured ankle and minor cuts. The other vehicle involved was a gas tank truck driven by Tet Roughey.
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Waterford
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Frank Brooks
Ninth Center Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Center Street
Charles B. Wood
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Edward Doroch
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Roughey
Rslleath
Curry
Lamson Cleared After Dismissal in Fourth Trial
San Jose April 3 Former Stanford University campus lawyer David Lamson was freed today after charges of undermining his wife were dismissed. District Attorney Fred Thomas asked for dropping the case after an unsuccessful fourth trial that concluded March 24.
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San Jose
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Stanford Tiversity
Fred Thomas
Lamson
Foresee Credit Inflation Split On Control Plan
New York April 5 The Academy of Political Science closed its semi annual meeting with bankers economists and college professors agreeing the United States faces credit inflation but split on remedies J James Harvey Rodgers Yale professor warned inflation tied to deficits Winthrop W Aldrich Chase chairman urged immediate higher federal reserve requirements Russell G Leffingwell Morgan insisted easy money and policies to raise income are needed for budget balance
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New York
Academy of Political Science
United States
J. James Harvey Rodgers
Yale Univesity
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Russell GC. Leffingwell
AB Morgan & Co
I Aldrich
Oil output ban ordered for Rodessa field in Louisiana
In New Orleans on April 3, Cov James A Noe ordered strict enforcement of the 400 barrel daily limit at Amitom wells in the Rodessa oil field after Pelican Oil and Gas Company of Shreveport temporarily halted 20 000 barrel daily production for an East Texas refinery. Dr J A Shaw of the minerals division said permits issued March 23 allowed 18 wells to produce 20 000 barrels daily and permit pipeline shipments to Longview Texas to meet market demand. Texas oil men protested adjacent wells were limited to 20 barrels a day.
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New Orleans
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Rodessa
East Texas
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Shreveport
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Hauptmann Trial Strain Affects Judge Trenchard Health
The prolonged Hauptmann case has impacted Justice Thomas W. Trenchard who presided at Mrs Plemington's trial. His physician Dr. Harry Williams said the stress of the last days has taken a great deal out of him, and that he is 72 years old and not in his best health.
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Moshithes Low Bidder on State Capitol Contract
Harrisburg April 3 The $74 765 bid by M G Moshithes Pittsburgh was the lowest of five bids to clean and repoint the exterior of the main state capitol and museum Arthur Colegrove state secretary of property and supplies announced. Other bids ranged from 589 148 to 125 807 and 498 000 was appropriated by the 1986 legislature for the project.
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United Press
Harrisburg
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State Museum
Arthur Colegrove
Colegrove
Moshithes
Puchs Construction Company
Philadelphia
Brewer House and Window Cleaning Company
Cleric Foresees Innocence in Hauptmann Case
The Rev B G Werner, adviser to the condemned, writes of lasting doubt and a wish to convey the supreme experience of the doomed man during the electric chair testing. He recalls private moments with Bruno Hauptmann and notes lingering questions about justice prior to execution. (Continued on page 41)
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Britto Richard Hauptmann
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Amin
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Iby
Harold G. Homan
Werner
Tintmann
Italy
Miner Rescued After 49 Hours Buried in Bootleg Coal Hole
Shenandoah Pa April 3 Anthony Treskoloski a 26 year old miner was entombed for 49 hours in a bootleg coal hole fifteen feet underground. He was unconscious when rescued and taken to Locust Mountain hospital by Dr W T Leech.
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Shenandoakh
Anthony Treskoloski
Treskoloski
Locust Mountain Hospital
W. T. Leech
Ex-Corryite battles for song rights
Ernie Palmquist, a Millsville native, visited Titusville after a Green Bay trip to pursue ownership of the diary he kept in 1830. He asserts the song Music Goes Round and Round was originated by him and plans to prove his authorship in U S Circuit Court. He claims William Hodgson and associates have profited from royalties while his diary and evidence aim to establish his claim.
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Titusville
Millsville
Green Bay
Wis
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Hodgson
U.S
Hoe
Chicago
Ward Farley
Amichael Riley Haveeen
Expect Another Arrest in Seminar Murder Case
A second suspect in the Metro Seminar murder case near Youngsville Pittsfield Road is expected to be arrested within hours. Journal sources say the arrest may be sensational and tied to the insurer angle, with police offering little light on the imminent action.
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Youngeville-Pittsfield Road
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Yewanya
Elks Celebrate Anniversaries at Corry Lodge Dinner
About 127 members and delegations from Erie Jamestown Warren Oil City and other towns attended Corry Lodge No 769 anniversary dinner at Hotel Corry last evening. The lodge marked 34 years since its founding and 24 years since the current home dedication in 1912 with remarks by Toner former Grand Exalted Ruler. A chicken dinner featured flag decor and souvenirs. C S Bentley presided as toastmaster.
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Heavy damage at Rowe store in Titusville
Smoke poured from the L. J. Rowe flower shop on Washington Street Titusville last evening as the basement motor of the refrigerating unit burned out causing smoke to spread to neighboring buildings. Firemen stopped the blaze when the current was shut off. Mr Rowe estimated damage at several hundred dollars with mowers and baskets badly smoked and dress goods affected in the Rowe Baby shop portion.
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Washington Street
Titusville
Ruler of Tibet Foresees War In Asia
Grand Lama predicts conflict already begun between Japan and Russia. He places the front along Tibet and Mongolia with Mongolian tribes resisting incursions, and envisions a long war exhausting both sides, ending with a Japanese revolution and Asia turning inward for a century.
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Tibet
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Russia
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Manchuria
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Central Asia
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Grand Laima
Turkestan
Asia
Mrs Hermann Quoted Over Fisch Visit Claim
Norwalk April 3 Isidor Fisch and a companion stayed at a rooming house run by Mrs Daniel Hermann after the Lindbergh kidnapping. Investigators for Gov Hoffman were told by Hermann that two men who resembled Dr Condon visited Fisch at the house twice in 1932 per the South Norwalk Sentinel report.
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Norwalk
Conn
Daniel Hermann
Isidor Fisch
Lindbergh
South Norwalk Sentinel Today
Harold G
Open Bids On Warren And Erie Projects
Bids opened today by Elizabeth Warren Van Dyke at Harrisburg for seven Yat construction projects. Erie County overpass bridge to remove a railroad grade crossing on Route 295 in Plattenborough, Michael H. Parish Co Pittsburgh, price 67 276 dollars. Warren project reconstructs drainage age structures and pave trenches with bituminous surface along Route 279 in Conewango Township by George S. Mellert Weidner Company Medina Ohio, price 3) say. Dr John F Condon noted as ransom intermediary in the Lindbergh case.
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Warren van Dyke
Conewango
George S. Mellert- Weidner Company
Medina, O
Death Chamber Ready for Execution of Lindheuge Slayer
In Ivontan Prison Yard, April 8, Bruno Stichard Hauptmann faced final preparations for his death by electric chair at 3 p.m. Prison officials methodically completed the routine, while Chief Keeper Mark O. Kimberling noted no change to proceed, despite potential last minute delays.
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Legal wrangle drives Hauptmann case toward potential execution
Attorney General David T Wilentz and political foes Harold G Hoffman and others clash over Hauptmann’s fate as prosecutors seek guidance on delays. Kimberling says he will seek AG advice and push ahead with execution prep, noting no delay requests since Tuesday’s grand jury action.
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