Pittsburgh Kidnapping Suspect Claims Replacement Baby Motive
In Philadelphia a 21-year-old described as Beatrice Wood and a 23-year-old man, Frederick Bauers, were arrested for abducting five month old Gerald McCrohan. Wood allegedly said she took the child to replace her own dead baby. Police followed leads from a drug store and park, and Gerald was recovered unharmed. The mother, Margaret McCrohan, 30, had urged leniency if the child was returned.
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Philadelphia
Gerald McCrohan
George Myers
Beatrice Wood
Myers
Gerald
Frederick Bauers
Bauers
Margaret McCrohan
Marjorie
Chilled Desserts and Rhubarb Cream Ideas
Summer menu finale features Charlotte Russe custard with vanilla, gelatin, and whipped cream folded lightly into a frothy mix. Serve with lady fingers and a cold rhubarb cream made from 12 stalks of young rhubarb.
No-bake Rhubarb Marmalade With Spiced Cream
Prepare rhubarb by wiping and trimming to 1 inch pieces. Do not peel if tender. Simmer with lemon rind and juice, cloves, cinnamon, and rhubarb juice until thick like marmalade. Sweeten with sugar, cool, fold whipped cream, and serve in stemmed glasses or on sponge cake slices.
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Yemen
Rice Cream Pudding Recipe Steps Summary
A historical recipe lists 3 tablespoons uncooked rice with 3 pints milk and 1 tablespoon putter plus 44 teaspoon salt and tablespoons sugar. Bake in a slow oven about 4 hours, stirring twice or thrice, then add 2 teaspoons vanilla at the last stir. Let brown and serve very cold.
Cuties Sling Hash in Shorts and Grass Skirts
Houston workers report car-hop outfits provoked the waiters union and sparked church groups to demand modest attire. Union head Jack Parmley gave employers a few days to raise pay and require more clothes for the car-hop lassies while church auxiliary leader Mrs. C S Simon suggested seeking municipal action.
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Houston
Jack Parmley
Parmley
C. S.simon
Man Chooses Deportation From Kansas Prison
John A. Myers, 28, who has lived in the United States most of his life, opts for deportation to Germany while jailed for an 18 to 21 year Hutchinson robbery and prior interstate auto theft sentence. He travels toward New York. he questions language, wages, and Hitler, while his mother comments on his courage and possible adjustment.
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Kansas “City
John A. Myers
United States
Germany
Kansas
Myers
Hutchinson
Kan
New York
Agness Myers Lynn
Labette Harvests Wheat First Cut In County
Wheat harvest began in Labette county with Walter Coush cutting a 12 acre field on Wednesday. Farmers also reported good barley yields as the harvest progresses across the area.
Pictured Biblical Prophet and Word Puzzle Answers
Puzzle page fills with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Biblical prophet Elias appears alongside other names such as Sieidiann and Ie. The grid features clues ranging from ages and weights to bodies of water and ancient terms.
Ammonia Fumes Kill Worker In Bellevue Ohio
An explosion at the Bellevue Ice and Fuel Co plant sprayed ammonia over the town of 6500. Donald Ice, 24, died after inhaling fumes while eight others were treated in hospital. Police reported the blast heard across 100 square miles as lingering fumes sickened spectators. seven workers and one fireman faced possible pneumonia recovery.
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Bellevue
City Ice and Fuel Company
Donald Ice
Charles North
A Child Is Born Dead Premature To Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt announced a child born to her daughter in law Mrs John Roosevelt was stillborn at the Lying-in hospital of the Richardson house. The mother remained in fine condition and the President’s wife planned to visit the hospital.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Richardson House
Nahant
Roosevelt
New Drug Sulfapyridine Aids Pneumonia Fight
Dr Charles Hendee Smith told the American Academy of Pediatrics that sulfapyridine, a medicine under a year old, has saved more than 100 child lives in the last winter. The drug has spread widely since last fall and reduces infant mortality while shortening illness in older children.
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New York
Charles Hendee Smith
American Academy of Pediatrics
Smith
Roy Lawrence Market Fresh Veal and Lamb Specials
Local market advertises fresh veal cuts and spring lambs with prices per pound. Includes rump roast veal 15 cents, lamb legs 25 cents, rib chops 25 cents, loin chops 35 cents, and various pork cuts. Also features chickens, eggs, butter, lard, and delivery by phone.
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Eveready
Milk Drivers Union Official Sees Salary Rise
The article notes Derenzo sought a more modern wife to fit his higher role as a milk drivers union official. It records his earnings rising from $90 a month in 1930 to $250 in recent years.
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Milk Drivers' Union
Derenzo
Baldwin News and Social Notes Lead Off with Weddings and Travel
Mrs Cecil Pyke and daughter Dorothy visit Baldwin from Milwaukee to see Mrs Harriet Milner. Mr Pyke to join later for summer with Milner. Grace Parker, daughter of Mrs J E Perry, wed Rev Charles E Reynolds of Panora in Baldwin First Methodist Church. Reynolds will pastor in Panora. A song Life by Mrs Lawrence L Thompson was performed at the University of Kansas with Helen Mae Peters. Mrs Thompson studied with Dr Skilton and composed several pieces. Mrs Earl Kirker is sick with mumps at home. Mr Kirker is away returning home.
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Cecil Pyke
Dorothy
Milwaukee
Wis
Harriet Milner
Pyke
Milner
Grace Perry Parker
J. E. Perry
Charles E. Reynolds
Panora
Lawrence
Robert A. Hunt
Baldwin
University of Kansas
Helen Mae Peters
Baldwin residents host visitors and relocate homes
Chicago visitors join local families including Mr and Mrs George Miller and Mr and Mrs David Church of Kansas City and Miss Ethel Boisvert of Osawatomie. Sherman Ward buys Mrs U S King’s home on Ninth Street as Mrs King moves to Lawrence. Several families relocate or plan summer stays, with local students and teachers visiting Lawrence and Emporia for commencements and summer visits.
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George Miller
David Church
Kansas City
Ethel Boisvert
Osawatomie
Clyde Stewart
Beulah
Helen Stewart
Sherman Ward
U. S. King
Ninth Street
Schoepflin
Finis Ross
Ross
Nora
Donna Ames
Lawrence
Baldwin
Pyle
Dearborn Street
C. B. Merry
Emma
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Hash
John Myers
Labette
Great Lake
Elias
Mohammedan Noble
Land
Gap
Catherine Owens
Baby
Ie Rose
Pittsburgh
J. Frank Graff
Charles C. Derenzo
Roy Lawrence Market
Jayhawk
Jayhawk Creamery ‘Company
Baldwin News
Chicago
Lou Emery
Nortonville
Merry
Edward Kinzer
Ehoria
Badwin
Charlotte Curran
A. L. Ryan
Sally Wood
Rhodes Lewis
Chester Moore
Pine’s
Angel Food Johnson’s
Miracle
New Peas
Bacon
Ibs
Rusty’s Food Market
George’s Market
Crisco
HEINZ
Hills, Bros
BUTTE
CAMRY
West
A. A. Haverty
California
Sunkist
Swift
Klock
Florida
LEE
Jayhawk Creamery
Ralston
Imperial Dry Cleaner
Miss
Talley’s
Libby
Ige
Igc
Seymour Packing Co
SUNS
Ae Ey
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