Kidnap Probe Expands Nationwide In Lindbergh Case
Hopewell New Jersey May 23 Col Norman Schwarzkopf announced a nationwide expansion of clues in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. Wardens and police nationwide were briefed with handwriting specimens used by the kidnappers. New Jersey lawmakers plan a reward of not less than 25000 for arrests and conviction.
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United Press
Hopewell
N. J
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Schwarzkorf
John F. Condon
Jassie
Whittemore Avenue
Saito Named Premier Amid Military Backing in Japan
Viscount Makoto Saito, 71, ex naval minister and Korea governor general, was commissioned by Emperor Hirohito to become Japan’s premier after Toyoshi Inuhawa’s assassination. Move signals cabinet tilt toward military party nationalism, thwarting Hakuro Suzuki’s Seiyukai bid. Peers’ diet convocation postponed pending cabinet formation. In Manchuria, General Honjo travels to Harbin to lead an offensive against Chinese guerrillas.
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Makoto Saito
Korea
Hirohito
Toyoshi
Japan
Ring Ling
Seiyukai Party
Kisahuro Suzuki
Changchun
Manchuria
Honjo
Jay
Eco
Harbin
Five Lose Lives in Lake Erie Storms
Sandusky Ohio May 23 Coast Guardsmen recovered the bodies of Ford Sharp 18 and Junior Pentecost 18 both of Toledo from the Sandusky Bay storm wreckage as search for Frank Dally 15 and two Cleveland men continued. All believed to have perished when their small craft capsized during the weekend storm.
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Sandusky Bay
Ford Sharp
Junior Pentecost
Toledo
Frank Dally
Cleveland
Tonight’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings outline a schedule of programs across networks NBC CBS and WABC WNBC and CBS featuring Lawrence Tibbett International revue An évenlig in Paris and Slumiper music with time slots from 7 30 p m to 10 p m Core items include station WEAF WAEB WABG WNBC and WABC network notations and program titles or formats as broadcast descriptions
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NBC
Lawrence Tibbett
CBS
International Revue Weaf
Paris
WNBC
Slumiper
Two Are Drowned Off Presque Isle Sunday
Erie May 23 Coast guards drag Presque Isle inlet for body of Miss Helms Myless 35 who with companion Wade Smith 22 overturned in heavy backwash after motor boat capsized near Presque Isle Sunday Smith body recovered yesterday the other remains unfound pending search
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Smith
United Press Erie
Coast Guards
Pressjle Isle
Helms Myless
Wade Smith
Roosevelt accused of using wets for political ends
Governor Roosevelt is charged by Deets Pickett of the Methodist Board of Temperance that he speaks to mollify wets for political gain. In The Voice, Pickett claims Roosevelt’s statements show he is tailoring hints to Prohibition supporters rather than renouncing the policy.
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United Press
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Deets Pickett
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Voice
Pickett
Roosevelt
French Creek Route Hearing Now Assured
The Army Engineers announce a separate hearing for the Allegheny river route to join the Ohio and Lake Erie canal system. Oil City interests and Allegheny supporters will get an opportunity to present facts, with the hearing held after other routes have been heard. The date remains pending, affected by proponents' push and summer schedules.
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French Creek
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Chief of Engineers
Washington
Oil City
Allegheny
Rivers and Harbors Division
Engineer's Office
Accidentally Hangs Self Near Canonsburg
Canonsburg Pennsylvania May 28 Police report the death of 18 year old Howard Marks Houston Pa found hanging by a belt from a tree during a picnic outing with his girlfriend Margaret Wylie and her siblings. Deputy Coroner W C McNary said the man died after attempts to rescue him failed and the party searched for another missing child.
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United Press
Canonsburg
Howard Marks
Houiston
Margaret Wylie
W. C. McNary
Miss Wylie
Janie
George
Marks
McNary
Alexander
Watson Flays Plea From Smith and Other Leaders
Senate Majority Leader Watson criticized a letter signed by Alfred E. Smith and several state governors urging bipartisanship to speed budget balancing. He condemned partisan rhetoric from President’s cabinet members and officials, calling the evidence of nonpartisanship in history minimal and noting a White House meeting in October as a rare exception.
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Watson
Senate Today
Alfred B. Smith
Congress
Sesson
Senate
Robinson
Nicholas Murray Butter
Wilson
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia — University
Wilbur
Cross
Connecticut
Albert ©. Rutchie
Maryland
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Alanson B. Haugston
Great Britain
Robinsotts
Ocean Fliers Meet At Rome
The 61st congress of fliers meeting in Rome halted briefly as renowned aviators attended the funeral of comrades. George Endres and Julie Bittay were honored after landing to join the gathering. Premier Mussolini voiced sympathy for Col Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart was expected from London to join the event. United States delegates included George Haldeman Hugh Herndon and Harold Gatty.
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Hye
Hungaria
George Endres
Julie Bittay
Kiliéa
Endres
Atlantic
Justice For
Hungary
Alexander Magyar
Col Lindvergh
Mussolini
Amelia Warhart
London
United States
George Haldeman
Hugh Herndon
Harold Gatty
2 75 BEER WOULD BE LEGAL THREE CENTS TAX ASKED
Washington May 23 The House defeated a bid to legalize and tax beer at 2.75 percent alcohol by weight. The vote 226 to 168 discharged the Ways and Means Committee and the measure would have levied a three cent per pint tax. Supporters claimed potential annual revenue of 500 million dollars while protections against saloon reintegration remained. The bill allowed sale in bottles and restricted consumption outside homes to hotels clubs and regular restaurants.
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Unitec Press
Washington
House
O'Connor- Hull Bi
Hoover Opposes Bond Issues for Federal Construction
Washington May 23 Democrats faced the need to revise unemployment relief plans to counter President Hoover’s opposition to bond issues for federal works. Hoover denounced bond schemes as grandiose and likely to create few jobs while harming the budget and credit. He backed Democratic relief ideas and raising the reconstruction corporation’s borrowing power to fund income producing projects and aid hard pressed states.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Democrats
Gatnens
Finance Corporation
Arrest in Niles Kidnaping Case Continues
Tony Lanrl, 37, arrested at Wiet tom, W. VI, early today and bundled across the state line to Youngstown where he faced charges of complicity in the March kidnapping of Niles schoolboy Jimmy DeJite Jr. Tony DeMarco, Youngstown ri t tde er, serves 10 to 80 years in an Ohio penitentiary for roles in the kidnaping.
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United Press
Youngstown
Tony Lanrl
Wiettom
W. VI
Jimmy DeJite, Jr
Niles
Tony DeMarco
Youngatown
Rictt- Deer
Ohio
Farm Relief Added to Tax Bill Debate in Senate
Washington May 23 The farm relief issue was injected into the tax revenue bill debate when Senator Nye offered an amendment to join the agricultural program backed by major farm organizations. Nye argued the plan is the only way to secure prompt relief and recovery, noting it cannot proceed without attachment to the tax bill and that tariffs opened the bill to objections.
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United Press
Washington
Nye
Repit
N. D
Ree
Payroll graft ignites wave of protest letters in Congress
Washington May 23 The congressional payroll racket prompted indignant protests as voters blamed high taxes and hard times. Raymond Clapper of United Press revealed relatives of legislators drew up to 8600 yearly in government funds yet did no work. The House exposed payroll lists showing over 100 members employing nonworking relatives. Cabinet members and White House officials watched with interest as disclosure intensified scrutiny of political graft. Rep Lindsay Warren said he believed the lists were complete before the dispatches.
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United Press
Washington
Raymond Clapper
Wington Bureau
Congress
Hohse
Terroraverae
White House
Lindsay Warren
Dem. N. Cy
House
Senate Defeats Tax Bill Amendment
Washington May 23 The Senate defeated a tax bill amendment 61 to 15. The amendment would impose an 8 cent per hundred weight tariff on all phosphate rock imported into the United States, proposed by Senator Trammel a Democrat from Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Trammel
Dem
United States
Veteran Heinz worker J. Foster dies after long service
J. Foster, the oldest Heinz Co. employee in service and a close friend of founder H. J. Heinz, died at home in Pittsburgh suburb Crafts on his 72nd birthday. He had been with the company 52 years and made frequent visits to the Heinz plant and company exhibitions at world fairs.
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Annee Frese
Pittsburgh
J. 5
Foster
H. J. Heinz Company
H. J. Heinz
Sun Crafts On
Tien Wl
Co. Fostersas
Heler
Mayor Starr Suffers Nervous Breakdown in Corry
Mayor Ben Starr remains in serious condition after a weekend collapse attributed to work stress. He suffered four breakdowns since late Saturday while at his monument shop on East Washington Street. Attending doctors advise absolute quiet and reduced home visits as his family and friends monitor the care.
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Starr
Munter Pas
Laken
Monument
East Washington Street
Corry Relief Fund
Epidemic of robberies sweeps Erie across weekend
A wave of robberies hit Erie over the weekend with highway, gas station, and diner holdups totaling 126 dollars. Three armed bandits are suspected of most crimes, including a $62 diner robbery at 45 East Twenty sixth Street where a watch was also taken. A Vacuum Oil station on East Lake Road yielded 40 dollars, and two youths robbed E A Vogt at Fifth and German Streets for 9.25 dollars.
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Erie
J.D. Vercheron
Twentysixth Street
Fred Dippo
Vacuum Oil Company
East Lake Road
Santé
E. A. Vogt
East Third Street
Fifth
Vogt
Police aid sought in fatal bank job at Mahoningtown
Corry police were asked to assist in a statewide search for the four bank robbers who killed Policeman Clarence Campbell in Mahoningtown while robbing three messengers of about $28,900. Descriptions of the bandits and their red sedan were circulated as authorities across Pennsylvania were alerted to watch for them.
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Corry
Jugenes Campbell
Mahoningtown
Mahoning [Truist
Commonwealth
United Press
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Labby
Mahoning Trust Company
First National Bank of Law
Terice County
Trust Company
Jaco Maule
Butler Barravkes
Poice
Baltimore and Ohio
Liberty Hotel
Mt. Jackson Road
Fred Palone
Mt Jackson Road
Helen Tester
Willow Grove Road
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Surveyor
Pill
Featured Actress in Sixties 15 Dead in San Francisco
San Francisco May 2 milla Marville a noted actress in 1867 alongside Booth and Latta Crabtree died here aged about 80 keeping her age secret until death Her last appearance was two years ago in The Royal Family of Realty Way Refuse Packers Review Chicago May 23 Supreme Court denied Packers petition to review digest consent decree forbidding them to deal only in meat products
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Booth
Latta Crabtree
Refuse Packers
Washington
Tat Supreme Court Today
Chi
Folly” Packers
Autopsy Planned On 7 Young Writer's Body
Miami dispatch reports an autopsy planned on Hindwie Clarke, a young writer found dead amid a case involving Captain W N Lancaster. The court granted the autopsy motion, with defense contending the autopsy had never been held and the verdict remains undecided.
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United Press
Miami
Fis
Mey
Hindwie Clarke
W. N. Lanasterflier
H. McAheineon
Wethill
Thrower
Cariela
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