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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1933

Page

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Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial Seen Through Mrs McLean Testimony

Mrs Evalyn McLean testified in the Lindbergh kidnapping case detailing negotiations with Gaston Means and Norman Whitaker to recover the Lindbergh child. She described plans to deliver the baby at a South Carolina location and alleged obstructions in the effort, with further questioning about funds and a possible ransom.

Will Gaston Means Evalyn Walsh McLean May Oh Charles A. Lindbergh Norman JT. Whitaker Means Whitaker Ate Lingbershs Alt Ifort Col Mes Lindbergh McLean Department At Justice aAkeNt Ley Aiken South Carolina

Dollar Strength Lifts Paris and London Markets

The dollar closed at 22.05 francs in Paris, up 4 centimes, aided by heavy demand and short covering. In London the dollar rose to near 1.40 to the pound as continental buyers and US sentiment supported prices amid talks of a rise in quotations. A Tulane student, Deus G. Tupper, 20, was found dead after an all night search in St. Tammany parish Bayou Lacombe following a weekend outing with fraternity brothers.

Paris London Ultimid Rousevelels America New Orleans APJ Deus G. Tupper Tulane Bayour Lacombe St. Tammany Parish Fraternity Prokhers

Income drops reported by Standard Power and Hindt Corp

New York finance brief states Standard Power and Hindt Corporation posted net income of 2.86 million dollars for the current period versus 5.90 million dollars in 1981. The report cites a sharp decline in earnings and notes the figures reflect unaudited results for the period.

New York

MacDonald Predicts US Britain Agree on Tariff Truce

London prime minister MacDonald stated in parliament that there has been further exchanges of views with the United States and Britain poised for an immediate tariff truce. He warned that a successful outcome hinges on progress before the conference to avoid harming global trade. (Continued on page six).

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Kidnapping Case Plea Echoes Through Court Proceedings

The article details a sensational crime involving Kenneth and others, with confessions and police statements about a kidnapping and related abuse. It notes varying accounts, accusations of altered confessions, and ongoing inquiries as authorities pursue angles in the case.

Kidnaping Plot Frustrated Two Arrests in Illinois

Officials thwart a kidnaping plot involving Willan Trevillian of the W. T. Rawleigh company. Two men Stubbs and Moore were arrested after a staged abduction in La Salle and Durand with plans to raise ransom to 100000. The scheme aimed to seize Trevillian and later Rawleigh and a nurse to be used as hostages.

Jack Red? Scholle le Salle Reveree B. J. Welthew la Salle County Trevillian la Salle Chicago Stubbs Moore Durand Schultz Brothers la Salle Aida W. T. Rawleigh Niead Iis Return Weller Dan Anderson Unite Bates

Violent Tragedy in Plainfield as Father Son Die

In Plainfield New Jersey May 1 a father and son were slain with four bullets amid a dispute over a laundry business loan. The alleged lender Theodore J. Zeller then killed himself during police pursuit after a car crash nearby.

Theodore J. Zeller

Gandhi's Fast Tests Health as Doctors foresee Risk

Poona reports Gandhi in the Mahatma’s bungalow pursuing a three week fast on boiled water soda and air. Physicians warn his life could be at stake while Gandhi stays in voluntary confinement awaiting a possible government response.

Poona India Mahatma Gandhi Vittal Day “Hackerray Bombay Yeroda Gandhi

Weather outlook scattered showers across Tennessee and Virginia

Forecast calls for showers and possible thunderstorms tonight with warmer readings in Tennessee and cooler air by Wednesday. In Virginia expect more showers and a chance of thunder, with warmer conditions tonight and in the east Wednesday.

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Bonus Army Advances on Capital Amid Confusion

The Bonus Army movement presses toward Washington with scattered leadership and unclear command. Veterans press demands while factions debate strategy and routes to meeting officials, leaving the capital in flux as marchers converge and tensions rise.

Prisoner Refuses Departure In Lodging Fracas Incident

In a disrupted scene at a WOONTRTRY facility inmate N 1 Holeer Hancan resisted removal after a violent episode. Warden Simmver ordered intervention but Hancan refused to leave, insisting he stay put despite the danger to others and his own safety.

Woontrtry Holeer Hancan Mandad Simmver Holcar Molvar

Tennessee Bankers Meet Chooses State Superintendent Candidates

The Tennessee Bankers Association opens its 48th annual convention in Nashville with election of five candidates for state superintendent of banks to be appointed by Governor McAlister. H Grady Huddleston reports 98 percent of Tennessee banks reopened after the bank holiday and conservators were appointed for nine of 77 national banks. Edward B. Maupin set to call the meeting to order at 10 a.m. with welcomes from Governor McAlister and C. C. Potter.

Nashville Tennessee Bankers Association McAlister Status H. Grady Huddleston Association Peoples National Bank of Shelbyville Eassociation C. C. Potter Broadway National Bank of Nashville Nashville Clearing House Association

Public Works Plan For Roosevelt Era Aimed At Federal Support

Administration advisers completed a plan proposing a three billion dollar reconstruction program with federal, state, municipal and private funding. It seeks to regulate industry under wartime production aims, extend credit for construction, and expand employment. Details would go to President Roosevelt with Secretary Perkins and Lewis Douglas, then to Congress if approved.

Washington Administration Roosevelt Wayner D N. Y White House Etrestion Warner and Hie Associates Concot Feders Lip Canstruction Janne Iribistrey Pantral Goghion Hs Grede Snread Sacyatory Perkins Lewis Douglas Congress

Tennessee Valley study proposal aims to aid national program

Nashville chamber of commerce delegates prepare a resolution for a Tennessee Valley association to cooperate with the federal TVA plan. The seven objectives include opposing selfish opposition to development, funding technical sections, and coordinating state efforts under a national program. Delegations from 200 Tennessee communities expected.

Nashville PICA Roosevelt Tennessee Valley Tennessee Basin Boosters Nashville Chamber of Commerce Tennessee Valley Association Fedral Tenessee Valley Association Tennessee TVA C of C

Death of Colonel Charles E. Stanton Author of “LaFayette We Are Here”

San Francisco obituary notes Colonel Charles E. Stanton 74 died of heart ailment after a week’s illness. Stanton, a World War I officer credited with the quote at Paris on July 4 1917, was a nephew of Secretary of War Edward M Stanton and long served on San Francisco’s board of public works. Funeral services are set for tomorrow with private interment.

San Francisco LaFayette Charles E. Stanton Paris Stanton John J. Pershing France United States George’ Clemenceau Edward M. Stanton Lincoln Illinois Utah California Santa Clara College Yale University United States Army Board of Public Works

Thunder squall damages area around Dayton

A wild storm near Dayton Ohio caused damage estimated in the thousands. Winds 30 to 60 mph unroofed homes uprooted trees and halted traffic. Several people were injured by falling debris though none seriously. The piece also notes Indiana’s main mineral products coal clay cement and stone.

Ohio Dayton Indiana

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