Hill People Connected to Lindbergh Baby Case
In New Jersey on May 13 reports echo hill folk theories that hill people aided the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Native residents recall clues after March 10 search efforts around the Sourlands, with quotes from Rebecca Bush and others urging broader searches near cabins and shacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell
N. Dy
Sourlands
Rebecca Bush
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Lindbergh
Oscar Bush
James Wykoff
Sourland
New Jersey
Skillman
Hopewell
Ladder Kidnapers of Baby Lindy Attack Hill Dwellers
Report quotes locals in Sourland Hills claiming culprits are hidden among hill families near the Lindbergh home. Experts dispute, noting isolation and unfamiliar visitors, while several residents offer sensational theories and names of local mourners and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Lindbergh
Cumberlands
South
Final Rites Held For Mrs Mildred Moran
Funeral services for Mrs Mildred Virginia Moran widow of Elder R B Moran were held at her home 104 Briggs Avenue with Elder J A Fagg and Elder P W Williard officiating assisted by Rev W R Shaffer. The choir of Pilgrim Holiness sang and burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park. Pallbearers included J E Foust B K Ingram W A Davis Dan Moran Tommy Moran and Paul Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Virginia Moran
J. W. Wickard
Isle of Somewhere
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
J. E. Foust
B. K. Ingram
W. A. Davis
Dan Moran
Tommy Moran
Paul
Brains and Indolence: A Quotation Exchange
A witty exchange from Pele Mele in Paris contrasts brains with indolence. The punchline pictures a lazy man who drives his car over a bump to knock ashes from his cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele Mele
Paris
Used to Come at Ten
Conversation suggests a witty exchange about a new typist who arrives late, with humor about punctuality and modernity. The Hu morist references the typist’s reputation and timing, noting she never arrives before eleven. The excerpt shows light banter and characterization rather than a full event.
Thomasville Bottling Firm Change of Ownership
Thomasville announces a change of ownership of the Thomasville Bottling company and the Boyles Ice and Fuel company. T. S. Eanes of Lexington and S. L. Pollock, son in law of Mr. Hanes, become owners. J. W. Boyles retains an interest. Mr. Kanes, with 15 years in the industry, moves from coal to support the business in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Bottling Company
Boyles Ice and Fuel Company
T. S. Eanes
Lexington
S. L. Pollock
Hanes
J. W. Boyles
Kanes
Southeast Utilities
Pollock
Mr. Banes
Searching at Sea When News Is Told Him
Local item notes Mr. Pollock and Chas R Hanes plan to locate after discussion and mention of the former connection with the state highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Mr. Pollock
Chas. R. Hanes
Like Father Like Son Exchange Echoes School Expulsion Tale
A humorous Tit-Bits snippet quotes a dialogue about history repeating itself as a father recalls being expelled from school and his son asks if the tale mirrors his own experiences.
Bottling and fuel business leader to shift focus
Mr. Boyles, who has run the bottling and fuel company for ten years, plans to devote time to other ventures while remaining vice president and retaining interests in the current business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyles
To Hold Rites For Mrs Bean Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lous ada Angeline Bean will be held Saturday afternoon. Services begin at 12:30 from her daughter Miss Lillie Bean 1216 Shelton Street and continue at Pleasant Hills church at 3 o'clock, where she was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousada Angeline Bean
Lillie Bean
Shelton Street
Pleasant Hills
Funeral services set for deceased with local pastors listed
Services will be in charge of Rev. Geo. L. Reynolds and a group of pastors including Rev. R J Williams Rev J D Williams Rev R C Stubbins and Rev J W Hulin. Pallbearers named W C Garner F R Allman Lawrence Leonard Robert Yow Jd W Brower and Carl E King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Reynolds
First M. P
J. D. Williams
Welch Memorial Church
R. C. Stubbins
Asheboro First
Possibly or Probably in a Bill Collector Exchange
A humorous exchange shows a debtor and bill collector debating wording about settling an account. The debtor suggests using possibly instead of probably to soften the expectation, illustrating cautious language in a lighthearted street interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Collector
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Dick Arlen
Seria
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Robert Coogan
Virginia Bruce
Mildred Moran
Kingan
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Itt
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Shadow of the Eagle
Broadhurst
Buck Jones Ranger Club
Mrs. Bean
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
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Hiatt Tire CO
West High St
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