Ans Hauptmann vows to tell son father not a murderer
Anna Hauptmann faced the Lindbergh case grimly as she prepared to tell her son that his father is not a murderer while German mother Frau Paulina Hauptmann pleaded for her Richard Hauptmann’s innocence. Police arrested John Kowalski, 26, as a suspect in the murder at a Warren County gas station, after a night of shooting left Metro Seminaki dead. The investigation shifted toward a Colza farm where Kowalski’s links to the crime were probed, with police questioning and searches continuing for definite connections.
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Robert Muel
United Press
Trenton
N. J
Anna Hauptmann
Bronx
Hari G. Hoffman
Herusband
Kamen
Germany
Mar
Paulina Hauptmann
Sue
Richard
Bruna Richard Hauptmann
United States
Frau Hauptmann
John Kowalski
Mike Kowalski
Colza
Connecion
Metro Seminari
Brokenstraw
Youngsville-Pittsfeld
Kowalski
Corporal Schmidt
Mctallick
Kane
State Police
Ventor
McKvoy
Mead
Warren County
Medallick
Manigsn
Connecticut
Alnse
Omiers
Corry
Seminak
Pittsfield
Tom Bowers
Semiinaic
Bowers
Tome
Seminal
Westwad
Pittffeld
Ittsfield
Colta
Wendel Arraignment Delayed On Lindbergh Case
Trenton March 31 Erwin Wendel county prosecutor announced the arraignment of Paul H Wentzel on a charge of illegally converting 3531 to his own use from Charles Schroeder would not be taken before the county grand jury until after the execution of Bruno Hauptmann. The charge was one of ten old counts sought since 1931.
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Vy Dulten Fress
Trenton
Mar
Erwin Mar Shall
Merter County
Paul H. Wentel
Eingo Richard Hauptmann
Wendel
Charles Schroeder
Kimberling
Hauptmann
Will Het
Zied
Vali
Lindbergh
Wimberting
Old age pensions may be included in May legislative call
Harrisburg March 31 Rep Charles W Allen Bedford urged Governor Barley to include old age assistance in the May 4 special legislative session He said the current law is unfair and inadequate and should be amended to match federal legislation Only about a quarter of county eligibles receive aid with some getting only six to eight dollars per month Italy calls mere men home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Charles W. Allen
Bedford
Barley
Vail
Overnor
15 Percent WPA Workers to Lose Jobs in Corry Area
Fifteen per cent of the WPA employes in Corry and vicinity face job losses today or tomorrow due to a statewide curtailment program. Between forty and sixty men in the city are expected to be affected, with some returning to direct relief rolls while others may gain work in local factories. Future projects like storm relief sewer work and the Vocational School building could ease conditions if approved. The curtailment is statewide except in flood districts where workers remain on regular forces until repairs are done.
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WPA
Corry
Farm World
Union City Man Wins State Appointment
Peter J. Connell of Union City was appointed foreman in charge of the wood working department at a state reformatory within the Department of Welfare. The post pays 31620 annually and mirrors Connell’s long leadership role in local Democratic circles.
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Peter Connell
Department of Welfare
Peter J. Connell
Union City
Harrisburg
Connell
Walon City
Ov Earle Abandons Trip To Washington
Harrisburg March 31. Governor Earle canceled plans to travel to Washington to confer with officials on flood rehabilitation in Pennsylvania after learning key participants would be unavailable today.
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Earle
Washington
United Press
Harrisburg
Mer
Wale
Pennsylvania
McNair Gallops Out Of Tax Hearing In Outburst
Washington march 31 mayor William McNair of Pittsburgh disrupted a committee hearing on the administration tax bill charging unfairness. Chairman Robert L. Doughton threatened to eject him after McNair's protest against corporate surplus tax provisions grew heated. The session paused as McNair demanded equal courtesy and asserted he would speak for a great industrial city.
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United Press
Washington
Wm. McNair
Pittsburgh
Uu Se Wal
Chesus
Robert L. Dowzhlon
McNair
Doughton
Mfc
Aero Supply chief outlines plan to boost force and air power
Sam Irvine general manager of Aero Supply Corp told Golden Rule Club members the United States stands ready to expand air forces for war. He traced the plant’s WWI roots and noted 75 percent of output goes to aeroplane equipment with 25 percent to automobile gear, emphasizing advancing aeronautics and future field progress.
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Sam J. Irvine
Aero Supply Corporation
Golden Rule Club
United States
Sam Irvine
Golden Rule Clip
Tryine
Aero Supply Company
L. , McElroy
Weil
Lalic
Corty
Hitler Sends Peace Proposals to London in Surprise Move
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler dispatched the Locarno powers peace proposals to London by airplane. Ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop carried the answer at 4 49 p m after rapid shifts in his decision. Officials noted he might delay and that Britain and France were negotiating mutual defense. The plan hinted at an eternal peace basis but kept German troops in the Rhineland demilitarized zone.
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United Press
Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
London
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Evie Phipps
France
Belgium
Germany
Rhineland
Rivieland
Three bandits rob Chelsea city hall for payroll
Three men held up Chelsea city hall at 1 a m, slugged Patrolman John P. Martin, and escaped with the weekly payroll of 16188.07. An accomplice waited in a car on Armory street while the gang fled in a black sedan abandoned twenty minutes later in Madison Square, Everett.
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Ghinlsha
Mass
Chelsea City Hall
John P. Martin
Norman Hawley
Broadway National Bank of
Chelsea
City Hall
Armory Street
Boston
Auburn
Diadk
Madison Square
Everett
Meningitis claims 29 lives in Totreon outbreak
Dispatch reports 29 deaths from meningitis out of 87 attacked in Totreon. The Universal noted the outbreak affecting residents of Amaxcoo City and surrounding areas, with authorities urging vigilance as the crisis unfolds.
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United Press
Police Fail In Hunt For Thief Who Stole Cars
Police report no new developments in the case of a youthful thief who stole two autos and damaged two others in Spartansburg. A Ford coupe with Pennsylvania plate E6571 tied to the theft and a collision left both Patterson and Blakeslee cars badly damaged. witnesses escaped with minor injuries. Police have a fairly good description but no identification or arrest yet.
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John Planigan
Spartansburg
Roy Swart
D. G. Corry
Merrill Patterson
Patterson
Wave Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Elizabeth Boyd
Clifford Carroll
Boyd
South Center Street
Carroll
Potter
Wan
Swart
Blakeslee Brothers
Craisa
Hauptmann Breaks Down Before Execution in Death Cell
In Trenton New Jersey March 31 1936 Bruno Richard Hauptmann faced the electric chair in the Lindbergh baby case his nerve broke and he wept in death cell 9 guards watched for a last minute plea while his lawyer pressed for a stay Hauptmann insisted on his innocence and spoke of his fear of dying as prison officials intensified precautions for his execution
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German Carpenter
Miracle
New Jersey Court of Pardons
United Press
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Heal Keener Mark
Kimberling
Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Fina
Fisher
Thomas W. Teeneharil
Hauptman
Harold G. Hoffman
Hauptmanin
Moitmar
David J. Vilenta
Hoffman
Mr. Condon
John F
Bodies Still Missing After River Drowning Tragedy
Swollen waters of the Cont Wwango Creek near North Warren hindered searches for Norma Nielsen, 11, and Robert Kighlinger, 11, while funeral services are set for Marguerite Dahlen, 15. Firefighters and Jamestown residents pressed to locate the missing children as rescuers recounted a capsized boat incident that rescued others.
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Norma Nielseh
North Waren Git
Robert Kighliinger
Jamestown
Marguerite Dahlen
North Warren
Nisssen
Falconer
Kightlinger
Chadakyin
Miss Dabta
Mia
Jennie Bune
Norti
Warren
Presbyterian Chutch
J. H. Cruicksharn
Magnolia
Ue N. Ee
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Irvine
Mes
Cousin
Italy
MNAIR
Newark
Brooklyn
New York
John Jagan
Sparta
Bruno
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