Kidnaped Niles Boy Found Back Home
Niles Ohio headlines report Jimmy De Jute Jr a 12 year old boy kidnapped last Wednesday found in an abandoned gambling house by Youngstown officers. Two men were arrested. the boy was returned to his frantic parents amid a cheering crowd. Police say the boy described kindness from his captors and that his father had considered paying a ransom. Local city officials also announce state funded street resurfacing plans for East Main Street and East Columbus Avenue with anticipated summer work creating local employment.
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Stage star Louis Barthis dies at 36 on stage and screen
Hollywood reports the death of Louis John Barthis, aged 36, a noted stage and screen actor. The cause of death was announced today in New York and stems from complications during a performance. Barthis was well known for his appearances in stage productions and films, with several notable credits across Broadway and cinema.
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Beventesa
New York
China Threats Drive War on New Manchurian State
Shanghai reports say the Chinese Nationalist government declared war on the new Manchurian state. A new military council ordered punitive expeditions led by Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang and Feng Yu-hsiang. Chinese and foreign tensions rise with rioting and possible further clashes near concessions.
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Fire Alarm To Signal Lindbergh Return Or Deal
Police and Journal offices continue to field inquiries about the Lindbergh kidnapping as arrangements are made to sound the fire alarm when the child is found. Fire Chief announces three siren blasts at two to three minute intervals for about fifteen minutes to indicate the child’s safe return.
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Hoover to target hoarding banks next move
Washington March 5 United Press reports President Hoover aims at hoarding banks as next action after emergency legislation. Treasury plans baby bonds to lure hoarded money from hiding, while Hoover seeks to reassure bankers. White House notes letters from merchants complaining banks refuse to extend credit despite good collateral. Hoover believes bankers panicked and must be reassured.
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United States
Narrow Escape From Wreck At Crossover
Early today a fast eastbound freight derailed one car at the Erie Railroad crossover near Maple averpre, sparking fears of a serious pileup. The car jumped the P T A tracks, the train split, rails shifted, and service was restored by 7:30. No passenger service delayed. a westbound freight was tied up.
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Rallying Young Democrats in Washington to gain 6 million votes
In Washington on March 5 a gathering of over 60 young Democrats at the Mayflower hotel aims to build a national youth movement expected to deliver about 6,000,000 votes for the party's presidential candidate. Rep. Patman of Texas urged active reform advocacy to young voters amid party leaders' exhortations.
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Patman
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Ambasesdor
Great Britain
Hoover
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Phen Tie
Texas
American teacher beaten in Shanghai
A report from Shanghai states Miss Rose Marlow, an American teacher at a Baptist mission school, was severely beaten yesterday by Japanese troops during an attack on the school chapel. Other American teachers and officials at the mission were informed of the incident.
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Shanghai
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Baptist Mission School
Chapel
Cohailan
Three Men Held in Auto Theft Ring
Three men were arrested in connection with an auto theft ring accused by state police of stealing about 50 cars across Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and New York. Dockets place Bond at $4,000 each for Frank Mazur of Merrittstown and Caples Sopatko of Washington County. Bondy remains in Fayette County jail. The ring allegedly operated in Indiana Pa, Fairmont WV, and Rochester NY with Merrittstown as the headquarters, stealing cars and swapping titles at a junk yard.
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Merrittstown
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Washington County
Fayette County
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Democrats Fight On Pay Increases Fails
United Press reports the Democrat dominated House rejected a provision in the treasury post office annual appropriation bill that would ban raises for civil service workers by a vote of 100 to 165. The House approved a bill allocating 1,009,778,168 to the departments, about 44.8 million less than last year and 22.7 million below budget recommendations, while opposition to the pay ban grows in the Senate.
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Washington
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City Council May Aid Street Repair Program
City officials including Mayor Ben F. Starr consider a larger street graveling and improvements program if funds permit. A decision is expected at Monday evening’s regular meeting where plans for street signs and a concise outline from Street Director E A Williams will also be discussed alongside routine agenda items.
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E. A. Williams
A. Contrele
Local Candidate Files Papers For Democratic Ticket
Harry Auer of Corry has filed as candidate for alternate delegate at large on the Democratic ticket. Telegraphic advices to the Journal report additional nominating petitions from Harrisburg, listing Frederick T. Gelder Forest City Republican for State Senate 23rd, R. D. Tomb Indians Democrat 87th, and Arthur Sweeney Greensburg Republican 28th among others. Superior court candidate George F. Douglas Philadelphia Democrat also appears in the notices.
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Harrisburg
Harry Auer Corry
State Senate
Frederick T. Gelder
Forest City
R. D. Tomb
Arthur Sweeney
Greensburg
Superior Court
George F. Douglas
Philadelphia
Board Should Accept City Treasurer's Offer
City Treasurer West ley offers to return control of school taxis to the school offices, claiming state law requires the job be given to the city treasurer as extra compensation. The move would save nearly $2,000 annually and justify school salary expenditures, with taxpayers expressing appreciation for the timely offer.
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Westley
Shool
West- Joy
Four Named In Jury Tampering Case In Pa Trial
Butler, March 5. Informations charging four persons including a woman with attempting to influence prospective jurors in the trial of Mayor Charles A. Kline of Pittsburgh have been issued by District Attorney B. H. Negley. Kline and his former director of supplies Bertram J. Succop face malfeasance charges with a venue change to this county. Negley said some jurors were told Kline and Succop committed no law violation and that Kline is one of the finest fellows in the world. He will not reveal the suspects’ names until arrest. The woman is reported to have canvassed the county interviewing people for the defendants three days before jurors were made public February 15.
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Charles A. Kline
Pittsburgh
BH. H. Negley
Kline
Bertram J. Succop
State Supreme Court
Negley
Succop
Ntil
Intermediary Offer in Lindbergh Kidnap Case
United Press offers to act as intermediary for those holding the Lindbergh ransom, promising protection and secrecy if contacted directly or through a press office in major cities. The note urges authentic signs of validity and lists contact addresses in New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Pittsburgh Harrisburg and more.
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Charles Augusts Lindbergh, Jr
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New York
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Philadelphia
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Belcher
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New York Ave
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the Cleve
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Court
Pitts
Wirgh Prev
Haerburg
Patriot
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Probe Focuses On Sailor Suitor
Mar 5 news from Hopewell New Jersey reports intense ongoing efforts as authorities question Henry Johnson the sailor who tended Lindberghs nurse Betty Gow about the night of the infant’s disappearance. Police in Hartford track Johnson while Trenton officials discuss mediation by ministers or lawyers amid criticism of press coverage. The Lindberghs maintain they will pay the $50 000 ransom in secret and await word on their child’s return. Premier Kolstad of Norway dies of kidney disease. government remains formed last May carrying on with duties.
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Hopewell
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Lindbergh
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Englewood
West Hartford
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Feom
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Gage
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New York
Newark Evening News Today
Five Best Radio Entertainments Featured on Networks
Radio listings show WABC CBS NBC schedules with Morton Downey Pryor and Diana Legend among the top programs. NBC features dance hour and Winter hour with Waller Winewully as rotating hosts.
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