Hauptmann Dies After Execution in Lindbergh Case
Bruno Richard Hauptmann was executed by electric chair in Trenton for the Lindbergh kidnapping murder. He professed innocence to the end, denying direct involvement as prosecutors highlighted circumstantial evidence. The case remains unsolved and debated, with Hauptmann remembered for his composure and theatrical court fight.
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Governors of Automotives and Speed Control Debate
Trade journal Automobile Topics argues that limiting engine power would curb speed but hurt safety. It notes surplus power aids in avoiding peril, starting, and towing in emergencies, while blanket limits risk dulling capable drivers and worsening road conditions. The piece favors driver education and self control as a more effective approach.
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Automobile Topics
Aerial Forestry On Kauai Sparks Unseen Forest Loss
On Kauai Hawaiis island a new forest coverage was discovered amid gaps where forests should be. Maps show trails formed by COC women and 11 building paths across barren terrain. Investigations trace the loss to a 1928 US presence and a predatory pattern of tree removal by air.
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Kauai
COC
New Zealand
Hawaii
Territorial Forestry Board
Twenty Years Ago Notes from the Journal Flies
In 1916 events include city commission plans for West Main and Pleasant street paving, Presbyterian church trustees and elders reelected, a birthday surprise for H D Crowell, liquor late hours decision pending, Dr Meats from Columbus reports on Mrs J Hall and L D Raymond burned in a sugar damp boiler incident, David Lemon returns to work after eye injury, Catherine Elston leaving for Himira College, and J A Buxton traveling to Br morning for a few days.
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Columbus
British murder trial shows rapid justice in England
The text notes a 1937 English murder case with swift public hearings in a magistrates court. The suspect was charged, trial set for March 2, convicted March 18, and sentenced April 1 with rights for appeal, contrasting longer U.S. style proceedings and noting media and court access restrictions.
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England
Alberta Social Credit Pension Promise Faces Collapse
Alberta faced a fiscal crisis as the Social Credit Plan’s pledge of a 25 monthly pension falters amid bond maturities. The government, led by the premier, struggles to meet payments on 3.2 million dollars of maturing bonds, marking a notable political embarrassment in Canadian history.
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Townsend
Social Credit Plan
Alberta
Cam
Canada
Hollywood Film Shop stars face talent surplus warns economist
L Milne Shawn, touring Warner Brothers, says abundant talent may threaten top stars as the motion picture industry adapts to abundance created by the machine age. He cites Errol Flynn Olivia de Havilland Rosalind Marquis Ann Tobin Jeannie Machen Jean Sennett Carol Hugins as potential new stars amidst over supply.
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L. Milne Shawn
Shaw
Economist
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Olivia de Haviland
Uney
Rosalind Marquis
Ann Tobin
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Jean Sennett
Carol Hugins
A Wonderful Medicine Thompson Barosma Tablets
Mrs Lizzie M Bell of Los Angeles praises Thompson s Barosma Tablets as a diuretic aiding kidney function and easing rheumatic pains backache dizziness and vision spots. The ad claims quick relief with a money back guarantee and mentions Golden Lax Tablets with Barosma options for constipation.
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Lizzie M. Bell
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Paris Hats Echo Victorian English Trend in Millinery
Paris dispatch recalls Victorian trend in English millinery with fur trims sleeves bustles and tailed skirts. Afternoon wear features soft draped chiqué with flowers feathers and veiled hats. Contrasting veils white straw sailor hats and bright ribbons appear. Freeh style twists and white hats with black veils noted.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Staif
Paris
England
Sesson
Star Signals April Birth Dates and Cautions
A dated astrology snippet outlines that those born September 2 to October 2 face strong vibrations today. It cautions against secret pleasures and advises moderation in food and drink in September 1936 while noting favorable business or travel periods July through October 1986 and interactions with foreigners. It warns about head injuries and rash actions from December 8 to 19, 1933, and marks April 22 to 25, 1956 as socially favorable for purchasing duties.
Enrollment Shortfall Hits Erie Schools Hard
In Erie on April 4, enrollment stands at 19,519 of a 23,024 capacity. Directors heard that senior high schools are overfilled while lower grades absorb the excess. Academy high holds 276 students, Bast high 2,080, Vincent 1,081, Tech 687 with capacities of 2,200, 2,000, 1,600 and 808 respectively.
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Erie
Herman Grose
Academy High
Vincent
Academy
Tech
West Spring Creek Cemetery News Meeting April 7
West Spring Creek notes a regular Cemetery Association meeting set for April 7 at 2 p m at the church. Officers and lot owners urged to attend. Also mentions a prayer meeting turnout and next week's meeting location to be announced at church services.
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West Spring Creek
Marriage at Clymer March 31 announced
Announcement was made today of the marriages of Dewayne A. Scholton of 611 South Center Street and Miss Neva Sferrazua of 310 West Pleasant Street. The ceremony occurred at Clymer New York Tuesday March 1 with Rev G Timmer of the Abbe Reform Church officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Frank Litz Jr. The couple reside at 211 West Pleasant Street Corry.
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South Center Street
Neva ‘Sferrazua
West Pleasant Street
Clymer
G. Timmer
Abbe Reformed Church
Frank Litz, Jr
Corry
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