Commonwealth College party brutalized during Pineville expulsion
Lucien Koch led a group of three students and two teachers from Commonwealth College Arkansas into Kentucky to aid striking miners. They were escorted to the state line by Pineville and Harlan residents, kidnapped, forced off the road, and beaten with Harold Coy severely injured. Local officials, Safety Director Walter Anderson, Judge John Randolph Neal, Knoxville citizens, and newspaper men heard their account.
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Knoxville
Enn
Commonwealth College
Arkansas
Kentucky
Harlan and
Pineville
Walter Anderson
John Randolph Neal
Lucien Koch
Brooks
Osborne
Commonwealth Party
Koch
Harold Coy
Signatures and secrets in Lindbergh baby case
The text describes Dr. Condon placing cryptic notes signed Jassie in New York papers, his Sing Sing connections, and a meeting arranged with Lindbergh by kidnapper representatives. It notes alleged threats to kill if he spoke and mentions a $1000 offer for the baby's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Jassie
New York
J. PF. G
Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Sing Sing
Negotiators push Lindbergh baby talks in Norfolk
In Norfolk on April 11 INS reports Curtis and two associates plan to meet with a representative of the kidnapers to urge trust and progress toward returning the stolen infant. Curtis faces a tough proposition as a possible breakthrough or fresh delays loom amid ransom developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Edward B. Lockett
INS Star
INS
Jawara
Ohn Hughes Curtis
Tor Oy
Curtis
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
International News Service
H. Dobson- Peacock
Christ’s Episcopal Church
Guy H. Bverage
Lindbergh ransom confession sparks new suspect briefing
Colonel Lindbergh disclosed paying 60000 to men he believed kidnapped his 21 month old son after a coded transom note identified the abductors. A suspect, found at his mother’s New York home, was questioned under guard as officials traced his movements and an informant linked him to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
New York
Hopewell
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Schwaarzkkopf
Schwarzkopf Bulletin
Stock Market Listings and Lindbergh Kidnapping Updates
A long ledger of stock quotes appears before a narrative on the Lindbergh case. Investigators, led by Schwarzkopf, verify facts about the unnamed suspect and monitor related city mentions. Windbergh home activity and a late night conference are noted, with Dr John Hibben Grier among attendees. Coast Guard patrols search Vineyard Sound for a ransom-suspect boat. The piece ties market data to unfolding kidnapping developments and ransom payment history.
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Oliver
Schwarzkopf
Detroit Purple Gang
Windbergh
Lindbergh
John Hibben Grier
Princeton University
Ciewall
Ils
Schwarskopf
Michele Bridget Swanson Farmer Born in London
Gloria Swanson named her newborn daughter Michele Bridget Swanson Farmer born in London. Michele is the French feminine form of Michael and Bridget honors Ireland, reflecting the actor's family heritage and tribute to his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Bridget Swanson
Farmer
London
Ron
Michele Bridget Farmer
Gloria Swanson
Michele
Michael Kanmey
Bridget
Ireland
Lineman Is Hurt In Fall In Punxsutawney
John C. Rosensteel of Wilkinsburg fell from a telegraph pole on North Findley Street near Cranberry alley and North Findley, suffering a broken right hip and arm and other injuries. He was conveyed to Punxsutawney Hospital for X rays after bystanders aided him into Dr. Harry Gourley’s car. The 52 year old was employed by Western Union and the incident occurred about 9 36 Saturday morning.
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Punxsutawney
Gleckler Hotel
North Findley Street
John C. Rosensteel
Wilkinsburg
Boxensteel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cranberry Alley
Harry Gourley
Punxsutawney Hospital
Death notices from Indiana county obituaries and services
A series of death notices and funeral arrangements from Indiana County include Mrs. J S Johnston of Pittsburgh and Youngstown relatives, Oliver P Steffy of Elderton, Theodore Munshower of Blairsville, James S Hamilton of Blairsville, Mrs Earl Byers of Rayne township, and related service times, locations, and survivors. The notices list churches, cemeteries, and visiting hours for mourners.
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Johnston
The
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. Johnston
Youngstown
C. R. B. Johnston
W. C. McCoy
Pittsburgh
L. C. Kunkle
Indiana
Kunkle
John 5. Scott
First Regular Baptist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Earl Byers
Geraldine
Ray) Byers
Rayne Township
Indiana Hospital
Homer Byers
Naomi Byers
Irene Kathryn Byers
Clara Viola Byers
Goldie Gresley
Glenayee Vaughn
el Paso
Texas
Warren
Byers
Seaneva
Grove Chapel Lutheran
Hildebrand
Grove Chapel
Priends
Streams
Romania's King Carol and Prince Nicholas part in family row
In Bucharest on April 11, King Carol and Prince Nicholas ended a long conference without agreement over Nicholas's marriage to Jana Lucia Deleti. Nicholas received a one year health related vacation from duties and will depart Bucharest while Michael greeted suburban pedestrians from his roadster.
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Bucharest
Carol of
Romania
Nicholas
Mme
Jana Lucia Deleti
Carol
Heimuniqua
Michael
Princess Helen
Honolulu Honor Slaying Trial Tangles Hawaii Politics
A tense Honolulu court scene opens as four Americans face trial for the Thalia Massie case and Kahahawai killing. Anne Kruegel discusses the trial’s stakes, linking it to upheaval in territorial government and sugar interests clashing with American authority.
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Honolulu
Anne Kruegel
Anne Kluegel
International News Service, Inc
T. H
INS
Charles &. Davis
Thalia Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Congress
Hawaii
Theer
Fortescue-Massie
Thomas H. Massie
United States
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Massie
Kahahawai
Ala Moana Boulevard
Ben Ahakuelo
Horave Ida
Henry Chang
David Takai
Mre. Maesie
Cost of Congress Remains Same in Budget Plan
Washington April 11 The cost of running Congress will be substantially the same next year as this year under the legislative supply bill reported by the appropriations committee. Total for Senate and House cut to 209 306 from 11 633 704. No pay cut for members. Big reduction in overall bill, down over 25 percent to 20 223 869 as Capitol Hill building work accounted for prior year.
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Washington
Congress
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Capitol
Library of Congress
Capitol Hill
Notable Scout Leader to Speak at Training Course
Scouts and leaders gather Saturday evening for a training course at State Teachers College. Mr Sandefur, with Buffalo Council and National Council staff experience, joins Council officials to address average Scout masters. Meeting set for April 16 at 7:30 PM in Campbell's dungeon, one mile east of Indiana.
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State Teachers College
Sandefur
Buffalo Council
National Council
Gomet
Campbell's Bungeon
Indiana
Massie Case Trials Deadlock Amid Colonial Tensions
The lengthy Honolulu trial centers on the Massie affair with a key kidnapping confession by Ida naming Kahanawai as ringleader. A reward was posted for the attackers and the case spirals around Kahahawai’s abduction and the four Americans charged with second degree murder.
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Ida
Kahanawai
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Mrs
Massie
Clarence Darrow
Kahahawal
Hall of Chiefs
Mars
Albert M. Cristy
Urlaty
C. G. Davis
Darrow Credits Surf Session After Defense Work
Jar ence Darrow, famed defense counsel, says riding with Duke Kahanamoku at Waikiki Beach gave him a new outlook and energy as he faces a major court appearance in a high profile case involving four Americans accused of an alleged harboring act on a native. The crowd cheered him. beachgoers, both white and native, show support.
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Darrow
Walukiki Beach
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ARROW
Ihis Shrine
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Nex Confrey
Chicago
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Canadian Pacific
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Pullman
Allied Chemical
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Nod
Studebaker
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United Corp
U.S. Steel
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Fiddlers
Gleveland
Janice Aiken
Kotchikan
Alaska
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Colorado
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Rock Springs
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Blackton
Brent
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Mobile
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Marie Barnes
Charleston
W. Va
Mary Alice Jenkins
Ort Worth
Tex
Katherine Lee
Jamestown
J. S. Johnston
Oliver Preston Steffy
South Side Inn
Elderton
John Thompson
Mary Earhart Steffy
Plumcreek Township
Armstrong County
Indiana Evening Gazette
Hannah E. (Gallaher) Steffy
Charles A. Steffy
New Kensington
J. T. Steffy
California
Arnold Beggs
Elderton Cemetery
Theodore Munshower
Blairsville
Harry Munshower
Martin P. Munshower
South Stewart Street
Ella Duncan
Homer City
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Hamilton
Roy Hamilton
Albert G. Weaver
J. J. Wadding
Indiana R. D
Gertrude Agnew
Teredia Floyd
Vandergrift
Joseph Hanick
Ruth Hanick
Clune
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