Lindy Case Girl Feigns Death In Lindbergh Kidnapping Hold
Violet Sharpe, a Morow household servant, drank cyanide and died claiming guilt over the Lindbergh kidnapping. Police say she was under suspicion and identified Ernest Brinkert as her companion the night of March 1. Brinkert remains sought as investigators weigh possible involvement.
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Englewood
N. J
Violet Sharpe
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Morrow Mansion
Ernest Brinkertner
Col
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Miss Sharpe
Betty Gow
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Hopewell
Horrorstricken
Miss Sharp
Morrow
S Sharp
Col. Schwartzkopf
Brinkert
White Plains
Debate over prohibition clashes at Chicago gathering
Dr. Scott McBride and Fred G. Clark exchanged pointed arguments on liquor laws at Third Presbyterian Church. Clark urged ending private profit in liquor and society-controlled distribution, while McBride warned repeal would worsen unemployment and poverty.
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Chicago
Scott McBride
Fred G. Clark
McBride
Anti - Saloon League
Third Presbyterian Church
Clark
Crusaders
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Atlanta
Dr. McBride
National Republican Party
Nominees Ait Ghogen for Legion Department Heads
Crowd- filled pages describe a convention parade with colorful flares and a queen amid delegates. Roy L. Cook outlines Legion goals including welfare for orphans and unemployed workers, plus a push to help veterans back to work and sustain posts nationwide.
National Convention Delegates and Auxiliary Officers Install
Delegates to National Convention include Scott B Harrington and E H Ward leads resolutions. The event features adjournment at midnight, luncheon by the American Legion Auxiliary, election of department officers, installation by the chaplain, retire colors, and a convention ball at Lorenzi Resort with a Ford V8 giveaway. Commander A R Thompson leads the grand march with the convention queen.
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Scott B. Harrington
E. H. Ward
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Lorenzi
A. R. Thompson
National Committee
Department
Hoover urges Howard grads to lead race in democracy
President Hoover addressing Howard University graduates says education empowers Negroes to overcome a handicap not of their making. He argues an informed public opinion is vital to democracy and notes the 10 percent of the population represented by the Negro race. He frames trained leadership as essential to democratic progress.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Howard University
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Roy L. Cook
The
American Legion
America
Cook
American Legion and Auxiliary
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Sparks
Nevada Department
Morley Griswold
Balzar
Arnold A. Millard
Junior Legion
Vern Hursh
W. West
Portland
E. O. Kaiser
F. M. Zellar
B. G. McBride
Ellis J. Folsom
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F. E. Dunleavy
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Las Vegas
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Coleman Lamp and Stove Company
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Tennessee
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University of Michigan
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