Lindb ergh baby still held by kidnappers believed alive
Corry Relief Fund appeals for subscriptions to aid the needy amid winter storms. The fund seeks cash and work for the unemployed, promising supervised labor at 25 to 30 cents per hour and aiming to replenish a depleted treasury. The appeal urges citizens to subscribe and help sustain relief efforts.
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Youth Suffers Compound Fractures From Roof Fall
Vernon Meerdink eleven son of Mr and Mrs J L Meerdink of Clymer sustained serious injuries Saturday afternoon after tumbling from a sugar house roof. X ray showed fractures of both bones in each arm. He was treated by a physician and will be out of action for weeks. Also Mrs Garret Dunnwald of Sperman injured in a fall at home suffering a compound fracture of the left leg two inches below the knee after she fell from a ladder while cleaning windows. She was taken to city for care and later returned home.
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Eagles Rout Plane In Rockies Bird Battle
COLORADO SPRINGS COLO March 7 United Press reports two large eagles attacked a airplane high above the Rockies. Mrs Griffith Lloyd piloting the craft and Stuart Wantell narrowly escaped as the birds rammed the propeller and circled overhead. Fearing a crash they turned away and fled the scene with no parachutes aboard.
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Swift justice promised in Ohio boy kidnapping case
Warren Ohio March 7 authorities vow swift action against two men held over the abduction of 12 year old James De Jute of Niles. Grand jury expected to indict John De Marco and Dowell Hartwave alias Kelly for kidnapping as part of a suspected nationwide ring. De Marco says he was coerced into driving to a vacant liquor load. De Jute was treated well during captivity in an old gambling house near Youngstown. four men involved, one known racketeer Hargrave suspected of assisting. Life imprisonment is Ohio’s maximum penalty for kidnapping.
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Storm claim spree leaves many dead and missing
Report cites unconfirmed tally of deaths across the Atlantic seaboard after a weekend storm. Five Coast Guardsmen vanished near Atlantic City, five others died in Washington D C from cold and accidents, a young couple froze in Frederick Maryland, with further fatalities noted in Greensboro North Carolina and Alabama as roads remained treacherous.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
CBS network Boswell Sisters on WEAP NBC slots at 1 30 p m. Lawrence Tibet and WAC GBs network show at 6 30. WEAP NBC at 10 00 and National Radio Form on WIR NBC at 11 00 with Slumber Muwif.
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Police Weigh Finding Lindbergh Baby Alive
New Jersey state police said they believe Baby Lindbergh is alive and will aid kidnappers in delivering the child. Hopewell and Trenton officials briefed reporters as they pursued leads, including sightings tied to Salvatore Spitale and Irving Bitz. Henry Red Johnson remained in Newark for questioning over connections to the case.
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Pinchot Announces 1932 Road Projects in Harrisburg
Governor Gifford Pinchot declared in Harrisburg that the East Lake road extending to the New York state line and the Roosevelt highway from Mill Village to Union City are included in the 1932 program. The East Lake road spans about ten and a half miles, while the Roosevelt highway measures just over five miles.
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United States Safe Guards Pedestrian Arrives in Corry
A new Pennsylvania Railroad watchman arrives in Corry from Ridgway after being transferred by PRR. The veteran officer, known nationally as a former Ridgway resident, begins duties on Center Street near the Jones crossing. He reportedly has nine daughters, including Bits Liberty.
Racketeer Go Between Ready to Deal in Case
Salvatore spirate labeled a go between in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and says he regrets missing the baby news on day one. He spoke after watching a basketball game as Spittle and others sat in a box at Madison Square Garden. He complains he has lost privacy and warns he will be watched by press and gangsters alike.
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World famous bandmaster Sousa dies in Reading Pa
John Philip Sousa, world renowned bandmaster and composer of military marches, died in Reading, Pennsylvania, where he had gone to conduct a concert. Burial is planned for Thursday in Congressional Cemetery. Born in Washington near the marine barracks, Sousa led the Marine Band, formed his own company, and directed the Great Lakes Naval Training Station band during World War I.
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Two Young Women Gangsters Victims Near Turtle Wake
Police believe a gang quarrel led to the deaths of two young women found in a blazing automobile near Turtle Wake Wisconsin. The victims identified as Marjotie and Margaret Pervie of Chicago had faces sprayed with acid to prevent recognition. One woman shot in the forehead and the other possibly crushed by a glancing bullet. Two passersby located the burning vehicle and alerted authorities.
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New Trunk Mystery in Philadelphia Rooming House
Police found a woman's body in a trunk at a Philadelphia rooming house. She appeared dead about a week, with blood seen at the bottom of the trunk. A second, smaller trunk was found inside, padded with rags to prevent movement. both trunks were examined by the coroner Dr. Richard Burke.
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Storms Disrupt Corry Public Schools Absences Rise
Stormy and cold weather caused widespread school absences in Corry today with 292 pupils absent across districts. Superintendent Dewey reported 282 absent when classes began, with 78 in Senior High and 89 in the High School, many from outlying areas likely kept indoors by foul weather.
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Blizzard Paralyses Roads And Rail Services Across East
A severe winter storm sweeping from the Midwest crippled highways with deep drifts and stranded cars while trains faced significant delays. Temperatures plunged to near zero in many locations as wire communications faltered and coastal shipping faced danger. The storm, the worst in years, disrupted cities from Pittsburgh to Atlantic City with fatalities reported from drownings after two boats capsized.
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Roller Skating Leads to Fractures in Two Girls
Saturday afternoon on Spring Street two roller skating incidents left young girls with arm fractures. Mary Wilabetta Titterel, ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Fetterluf, suffered a fracture to the right arm after falling off the Walk. Earlier Marguerite Neyton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton, Pleasant Street, also injured an eye while skating.
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