Lindberghs Return From Exile In New Jersey
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrive in Englewood New Jersey aboard the President Harding ending two years abroad. They plan a brief visit before returning overseas after Christmas amid questions about the fate of their kidnapped son and the couple's future.
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Robert D. Price
Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Morrow Estate
Hudson River
Palisades
Anne
New York
United States
President Harding
Southampton
Gregory
England
Manhattan
Dwight Morrow
Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Amer
Erskin Holds Two Suspects In Stolen Property Case
Columbia dispatch reports Sheriff G E Erskin arrested Elgin Haynes Hall and D J Court on charges of possession of stolen property. The men, taken Sunday night, may be connected to federal warrants though identity with federal suspects is not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
G. E. Erskin
Elgin Haynes Hall
D. J. Court
Christmas Illumination Contest Entries Close December 21
Monroe and West Monroe sponsors invite entries for the Twin Cities Christmas illumination contest with judging starting December 21 and cash prizes up to 100 dollars. Displays must stay lit from 6 PM to 10 PM daily December 21 through January 1 to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Vanguard of Attackers Near Nanking Walls
Japanese forces said to be within sight of Nanking's ancient walls and to have occupied the hillside home of Chiang Kai-Shek. They report entering the Sun Yat-Sen mausoleum park and capturing Kaochiaomen village southeast of the city as they drive a wide front toward the capital.
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Sun Yat- Sen
Shanghai
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kaochiaomen
Sun Yat-Sen
Sun
Purple Mountains
China
Roosevelt in fine health on return train to Washington
President Roosevelt travels from the Carolinas to Washington after a curtailed southern vacation to seek dental surgery. Naval physician Captain Ross T. McIntire reports his general condition as excellent and notes a slow healing gum pocket is not unusual and improving with rest and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Roosevelt
Washington
Carolinas
Virginia
White House
Ross T. McIntire
Kidnaping Of White Plains Man Feared
Arthur Fried, 32, a member of a wealthy sand and gravel family in White Plains, is feared kidnapped and held for a $100000 ransom. Federal agents arrived as Fried vanished Saturday. His five brothers contacted a gang attempting to lower the demanded amount. Calls to his mother’s home on Soundview avenue were intercepted and traced to police headquarters.
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White Plains
N. Y
Arthur Fried
Fried
Emma Fried
Soundview Avenue
Central Telephone Exchange
Leviathan to be sold for scrap by British firm
The Leviathan, once the famed Vaterland and wartime troop ship, heads to the junk yards after the US refused to sell to Japanese interests. Basil Harris of Metal Industries, Ltd. says the ship will fetch more than 800000 dollars as offers from Japan were rejected. The liner, 97 feet wide and launched in 1914, will sail to England under its own power after a one week commission.
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New York
Leviathan
Junk Yards
United States Lines
Basil Harris
Levi
Metal Industries, Ltd
London
Japan
France
England
Harris
Hamburg
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Parents Offer Body of Baby for Autopsy at City Hospital
In Chicago 12 day old Daniel Ennesser, eleventh victim of an epidemic enteritis at St Elizabeth's hospital, parents Angeline and John Ennesser offer their newborn for autopsy to seek disease causes. Autopsy to be done by Dr William Saphir and Dr Lloyd Arnold, aiding efforts to save other infants.
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Chicago
Dec
Daniel Ennesser
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
John G. Ennesser
Angeline
Herman Bundesen
Board of Health
William Saphir
Michael Reese Hospital
Lloyd Arnold
Illinois Department of Health
Ennesser Habe
Plane party views tung tree lands near Poplarville
Fourteen teens from Michigan journeyed from New Orleans to inspect tung tree land near Poplarville in a Detroit initiated venture to attract buyers. They met Mississippi agricultural commissioner J. C. Helton in Jackson then toured the holdings before departing for Detroit later that night.
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Tung Tree
New Orleans
Michigan
Detroit
Poplarville
J. C. Helton
Mississippi
Jackson
Charles M. Sykes
Labor Party Organized in New Jersey
The American Labor party of New Jersey was founded in Newark with C I O and AFL participation. Delegates claimed 150000 organized workers. A Michigan labor party effort was planned by twenty Detroit union members forming the non partisan league of greater Detroit.
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Labor Party
New Jersey
Washington, Dec
Michigan
American Federation of Labor Representatives
American Labor Party of New Jersey
Newark
Michigan Labor Party
Detroit
Labors
Organized Labor
American Labor Party
Catalogue of CCC Men Ready
Washington December 6 That complete catalogue for employers the annual report of the Civilian Conservation corps came out today with the dimensions of 350 60 men. The corps lists 16 authors 10 342 cooks and 10 reporters among its enrollees plus 16 men weighing 270 pounds or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
CCC
Leche's Oranges Sent to Congress
Crates of golden oranges from Governor Richard W. Leche of Louisiana were sent to Congress over the weekend. The Louisiana delegation distributed the fruit in cloakrooms capitol corridors and offices with portions set aside for Vice President Garner and Speaker Bankhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard W. Leche
Gulf Coast
Capitol
Garner
Bankhead
Record Low Fall Temperatures Hit Midwestern States
Monroe experienced a 22 degree low as subzero readings spread across the Dakotas Minnesota and Iowa. A north wind intensified the chill with ice in gutters and demand for winter clothing from relief agencies including the Salvation Army. Motorists faced ignition trouble and garages saw a surge in anti-freeze sales as forecasters warned of continued cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Winter
Monroe
Salvation Army
Cold Wave Drives Down Gulf Coast With Freezing Readings
A chilling cold wave moved down the Gulf Coast from the northwest with biting north winds through Louisiana and Mississippi. New Orleans registered a low around 3 degrees, marking the coldest day of the winter and signaling more freezing conditions overnight and a gradual warming tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Dec
Lousiana
Mississippi
Youth Dies of Rare Disease At Louisiana Campus
Ronald Coates, 11 years old, a student at Northeast Center of Louisiana State University, died of encephalitis after anti rabies treatment. He developed walking difficulty last Thursday and was admitted to a local clinic. Doctors suspected rabies or a related encephalitis following exposure to a dog roaming the campus. Funeral plans were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Coates
Northeast Center
Louisiana State University
Coates
Tivaidans
Old Boreas Visits City As Funds Near $250 Mark
The piece describes Old Boreas bringing cold weather to Monroe as the Good Fellows Fund nears a $250 total. It notes prior acknowledgments and specific donations including $224.11 from M. P. Hayes and wife and son plus $237.11 for Barbara Louise McDonald-10.0, highlighting winter hardships for unclothed children and the frigid impact on residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Boreas
Good Fellows Fund
M. P. Hayes and Son
Barbara Louise McDonald
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Harry Bone
U.S
Europe
Erskin
Caldwell Parish
Quachita Parish
Chamber of Commerce
Pamph
tCantwued
Nanking Wall
Miami Air Maneuvers
Rudy Kling
Lemont, Jr
Frank Haines
Miami
Kling
S. J. Wittman
Oshkosh
Wis
Haines
Lemont
Ill
Verybody
Leche
Oranges
Congress
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Beresa
Boreas
Pagab
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