Lindbergh Baby Cremated as Father Attends Ceremony
Hopewell May 14 The Lindbergh baby's ashes rest in a simple urn at Rosehill crematory as Col Charles A Lindbergh and others witness the cremation. Mrs Lindbergh remains ill after two months of distress, while the father endures a harrowing day identifying the body before the cremation proceeds.
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Hopewell
Lindbergh
Lonesome
Sourland Vili
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stiumber
Rosehill Cemetery
Linden
Charlea Lind
Hergh
Col. Lindbergh
Lindin
N.J
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Col
Rosehill
H. Norman Schwartzkoff
Schwartzkoff
Henry Breckenridge
Explorer Tells Of Thrilling Jungle Ordeal
In Asuncion Paraguay on May 1 Donald S. Wees, explorer, described near fatal experiences in the Paraphcyon jungle. He recounted fighting floods on the Acaray river in a makeshift canoe and suffering severe wounds from corlideras plants while cutting a path with a hatchet.
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Asupetion
Paraguay
Donald S. Wees
Acaray
Reichers Forced to Ditch Plane Off Ireland Sea
Lou Reichers of Newark was forced to ditch his plane near Fastnet Rock, Ireland, after taking off from Newark for Paris. The crash damaged the fuselage and a wing while fuel ran low. Reichers sustained a broken nose and facial injuries but was rescued by the President Roosevelt crew and survived.
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Lou Reichers
Ocean
South Ireland
Roosevelt
George Fried
Associated Press
S.S
Newark
Nafflier
New York
Paris
Reichers
Fastnet
Ireland
Greenwich
Manning
Mulligan
Hilo
Settlement Reached Over Josephine K Rum Runner Case
The United States and the owners of the Josephine K reached a settlement after the vessel, a suspected rum runner, was captured near New York harbor in January and its skipper was fatally wounded.
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Washington
United States
New York Harbor
Hon F M Black to Address Joint Meeting Monday Night
The Chamber of Commerce and Canadian Club plan a 6 30 p m dinner at the Assiniboia hotel with Hon I M Black of Winnipeg as guest speaker. Reservations are requested before 11 am Monday via Dr J L Wyatt or W Huckvale or at the hotel.
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F.M. Black
CAN. Club
Chamber of Commerce
Assiniboia
I. M. Black
Winnipeg
J. L. Wyatt
Canadian Club
W .Huckvale
Black
Rotary Club
Club
Italy
Mr. Black
Mussolini
Abraham Lincoln
Canada
British Empire
Great Britain
Nightmarish Forceful Breakup of Doukhobor Families
The Nelson news reports continuing government action in the Doukhobor region with mass removals, hunger strikes in Nelson jail, and thousands of youths placed in British Columbia institutions. It notes penalties for nude demonstrations, school security measures, and forced attendance at Coquitlam’s Boys Industrial School amid a broader crackdown.
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Nelson
B.C
British Columbia
Canada
John Cartmel
Grand Forks
Coquitlam
New Westminster
Stern
Comyrsty Chukhobors
Sons of Freedom
Conditio
Kettle Valley Railway
Canadian Pacific
Gchigol
On the Trail of Kidnappers and a Found Body
A mysterious vessel believed linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping is searched between Boston and Cape May by 25 Coast Guard ships in a major ocean hunt. Nearby, a body found near Bip River in Sask at the edge of brush is thought to be Pete Figland, a missing local resident.
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New York
Lindbergh
Boston
Cape May
United States Coastguard
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bip River
Sask
Pete Figland
Wade Freed After Canadian Birth Proved
Orton Wade, moved from Winnipeg for deportation review, proved born in Capelton Quebec before the immigration tribunal in Halifax on May 14. Wade was released following the determination by tribunal chairman R N Munroe of Ottawa.
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Halifax
Orton Wade
Winnipeg
R. N. Munroe
Ottawa
Immigration Tribunal
Wade
Capelton
Quebec
Lang Affair Shocks New South Wales Premier Is Dismissed
J T Lang loses premiership as Governor Sir Philip Game dismisses him after Lang circulated letters to state department heads urging withholding funds from Commonwealth authorities. B S B Stevens takes lead to form new government amid public reaction of joy and surprise.
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New South Wales
Lang
Sydney
N.S.W
J. T. Lang
Philip Game
Labor
B. S. B. Stevens
Labor Movement
Melbourne
South Australia
East Australia
Tasmania
United Australian Party
Lionel Hill
The
Stralian Loan Council
Mr. Lang
Commonwealth
Ilegal
Coleman Striking Vote Weighs Return to Work in Coal Mines
Blairmore May 14. A Coleman vote on returning to work is reported amid unrest as a fiery cross appeared on Goat Mountain and five people are held for trial on unlawful assembly charges from clashes with police. About 292 miners voted on March 31 1932 to continue agreements through March 31 1934, with 500 Bellevue Blairmore workers affected by the decision.
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Blairmore
Coleman
Crow's Nest
Blairmere
KKK
International Coal and Coke Company
McGillivray Coal Company
Bellevue Blairmore
Crow’s Nest
Bellevue
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Polski
Stefamovitch
Alex Redzko
Nick Ukiervich
Gaston Bazille
Bazille
West Canadian Collieries, Limited
Supreme Court
Wheat Seeding In Alberta Nears Completion
Edmonton reports seeding is well advanced across Alberta with central regions nearly finished and 75 percent completed in the Peace River district. Heavy April storms gave way to warm dry weather allowing farmers to catch up, though final seeding will be later than usual.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Peace River
Lindberghs Sail for Europe Amid Kidnap Saga
The York World Telegram reports Mrs Charles Lindbergh and he plan to sail for Europe with their second baby due in early June. They are staying at a French chateau believed to belong to a friend. their Sourland Mountain home remains unfinished since the kidnapping.
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New York
York World-Telegram
Charles
A. Lindbergh
Europe
World-Telegram
France
Hous Sourland
Montreal chequuu swindle nets arrests and forged cheques
Montreal May 14 A cheque scam potentially involving thousands of dollars has been detected and one man arrested. Imitations of Canadian National Railway cheques have been honored by several banks in the past week though drawn on the Bank of Toronto and not honored by that bank. Local showers and a high near 82 are forecast.
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Montreal
Canadian National Railway
Bank of Toronto
Liberal convention outlines Alberta platform planks
Calgary Liberals draft a provincial platform for the June Alberta Liberal Association convention. Proposals include earmarking gasoline taxes for highways, tax reform, resource conservation, municipal expansion, school financing reforms, broader provincial grant aid, extended medical services in rural districts, and curriculum revision.
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Calgary
Calgary Liberals
Calgary Association
M. J. Edwards
I. F. Fitch
Alberta Liberal Association
United Australian Party Wins in Melbourne Election
The United Australian Party leads in Melbourne with 15 seats, independents hold 19, totaling 65 seats as results from the65 constituencies are announced. Les Sir Stan and Ogan are named in early reports amid the counting.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Austrs Australian Party
Les
Stan Peared
Bor A Ivogan
United Australian
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