Mary Della and the $20,000 Loot in Crime Plot
Mary Della Chubb proudly calls herself hardboiled as she confronts a police case tying her husband William Nicholas to burglaries netting over $20,000 since January. Police allege Mrs Nicholas aided the thefts while other suspects are rounded up and questioned.
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Lindys Topple Old Mark for Spanning U S
New York April 21 Mrs Charles A Lindbergh felt very well after the cross country flight though some observers thought she did not look as well as her husband claimed. The Lindberghs set a new transcontinental speed record ending at Roosevelt Field after 14 hours 45 minutes 32 seconds from Glendale California.
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United States
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Glendale
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Hawks
Lindberghs
Wichita
Kan
Temperature Drop Signals Near Freezing In Indiana
The mercury declines from 52 at 6 am to 48 by 10 am as Indianapolis sees a cloudy start. Forecasts predict continued cooling tonight and Tuesday with subfreezing temps in northern Indiana and generally fair conditions statewide by Tuesday.
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Five-Power Naval Treaty Near Signing in London
Delegations to the London naval conference approve the final form of the treaty and send it to printers. The five parts cover Washington treaty modifications, technical points, the US Britain Japan three power pact, humane submarine rules, and general terms with staggered ratification timing for France and Italy.
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Japan
America
France
Italy
London naval conference judged mix of gains and gaps
Secretary of State Stimson, American delegate, in a NBC radio address from London, called the London naval conference a blend of success and failure. He said the three power accord among the United States, Britain and Japan could form the basis for a final sea armaments solution, while the Britain France Italy naval trinity was not resolved.
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Ziegfeld Names Hazel Forbes and Gladys Glad Loveliest
Flo Ziegfeld proclaims the nose as the key feature of beauty in a radio interview from Olllywood. He notes age not a limit and says most beautiful under 25 for his type of show. He names Hazel Forbes and Gladys Glad as the loveliest women observed.
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Contempt Case Curbs Urged in State Legislation
State Senator C Oliver Holmes urged banning judges from ruling on their own contempt cases in a letter to Attorney General James M Ogeelen. He asked subcommittee leaders to back the proposal and noted a Sigma Delta Phi bill for the next legislature. He also sought support for five sixths jury decisions and jurors as five year freeholders, and criticized plans to limit suspended sentences and bar psychiatrist testimony.
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Dreams of airplane fall cancels European tour
Monte Carlo April 21 retired Hollywood businessman Louis Hess arrived aboard the Bergenland but did not leave the ship to visit the casino or for any purpose. Hess had planned an airplane tour of European capitals after Naples but dreamed he was falling from a plane and canceled the voyage, staying aboard until the ship reaches New York.
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Leggers to Pay Wife Damages Over Bout Legging Case
Ohio trial records reveal a common pleas jury ordered bootlegger Frank Gyurica and his wife to compensate Mrs Tesas Madaras with 2000 dollars for impairing her husband by selling liquor. The suit had sought 25000 dollars in damages.
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Egg Roll Party at White House Attracts Thousands
Young reporter Janet Ewing age six describes Easter egg rolling on the White House lawn. She notes President Hoover waving to children, the crowd, bands, a Maypole dance, and many distractions as she and fellow visitors enjoy the event.
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Roy Elected Temporary Haitian President Unanimously
Eugene T. Roy, a neutral candidate under the Hoover commission plan for pacifying Haiti, was elected temporary president by the council of state in Port au Prince. The vote was unanimous.
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Court names rail receiver for insolvent traction company
In superior court five today vice-president Al T. Hixson testified the T. H. I E Traction Company owed taxes bond interest and other debts near 250000. Elmer W Stout was named receiver by Judge Joseph M. Milner with a 100000 bond.
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Chicago
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Princess Elizabeth Celebrates Fourth Birthday At Windsor
Princess Elizabeth marks her fourth birthday with crowds at Windsor Castle. She rides a black pony named Lillybet, given by her father, and enjoys a pink iced cake at a tea party. Gifts arrive from across the empire including Nairobi. Uncle David’s absence disappoints her.
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Senate group votes to ban Parker from Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 10 to 6 to report unfavorably on John J. Parker of North Carolina for associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. The panel rejected inviting Parker for a statement on charges raised by union labor and Negro groups, signaling likely rejection by the full Senate.
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High School youths rewarded for courtesy to old lady
In Pasadena two high school youths Theodore Martin Jr and Finla Martin were bequeathed $75,000 each from the will of Grace V. Harris, who left a $4,000,000 estate. The brothers were noted for their courtesy to the elderly woman and the will was filed in probate court today.
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Stage star wed New Yorker fourth husband in New York
Pauline Frederick, a stage and screen star, married Hugh Chisholm Leighton of New York at her latest husband s home in New York. The ceremony follows previous marriages to Frank Andrews architect William Mack and Dr Charles A Feattin.
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