Men Who Located Body of Lindbergh Baby Tell About It
Hopewell New Jersey May 13 Two men who found the Lindbergh baby body recount the discovery. William Allen of Trenton described seeing a skull and hair in a woods hollow. Orville Wilson, with Allen on a lumber truck, detailed the search leads and the corpse's condition. They later reported for work amid newsreel crews.
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Hopewell
N. J
Orville Wilson
William Allen
Allen
Roosevelt Avenue
Trenton
Wilson
Charley Williamson
W. S. Titus
Titus
Marshall Corner
Methodist Union Meeting At First Church Annex
The Epworth League Service union met with 65 attendees at the First Methodist church annex. Representives came from Bastrop Collinston Gordon Avenue West Monroe and Mer Rouge. Mer Rouge won the banner for largest attendance and an all day rally May 29 was proposed. Miss Monnie Mae Byrd of West Monroe presided.
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Epworth League Service Union
First Methodist
Epworth
Bastrop
Collinston
Gordon Avenue
West Monroe
Mer Rouge
Met Rouge
Assemblies of Methodist
Mansfield
Lindbergh's Mother Heads East to Hopewell Home
Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh Sr. travels to New Jersey to join son Col. Lindbergh and daughter in law after the Lindbergh baby’s body is found. She declines comment and arranges a substitute teacher as she avoids talk of the case.
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Detroit
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col
New Jersey
Sourland Mountain
Lindbergh
Cass Technical High School
Hopewell
East
New Eyelashes Possible in Hair Transplant Surgery
Surgical scalp hair grafts can grow new eyelashes and even eyelids. Dr Vilray Blair described transplantation to correct damaged eyes, noting brow hair is less suitable and back of the ear provides a good donor site without visible scarring. Other reports cover goiter related eye misalignment, Raynaud's disease treatment, and rubber glove skin irritation tests.
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American Medical Association
Vilray P. Blair
M.D
St. Louis
Blair
Howard C. Nuffziger
San Francisco
Raynaud
Edgar V. Allen
George & Brown
Rochester
Minn
Maximilians. Ober Mayer
Chicago
Last Jury Case Presented In Court On Friday
The last jury case of the current term was tried this afternoon with defendants Tom Gray and Willie Clark charged with robbing W. G. Morris of $2.50 and a .22 rifle valued at $10. Jury members not selected for Gray and Clark were discharged for the term and those trying Clark and Gray will be discharged upon case conclusion. Earlier, Herman Thompson was found guilty of burglary and possessing stolen property and sentenced to 16 to 24 months in the penitentiary. The Robbins case involving shooting with intent was then listed for next action.
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Tom Gray
Willie Clark
W. G. Morris
Gray
Clark
Herman Thompson
Francis Eugene Robbins
Two men jailed in P St. Petersburg kidnapping plot
Two men were imprisoned in St. Petersburg Florida as police pursued three others in a plot to kidnap the six year old daughter of Rev. David M. Gardner general chairman for the Southern Baptist convention. Authorities say the conspiracy aimed to extract a thirty thousand dollar ransom from convention delegates. Names of those arrested and sought were not released.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
David M. Gardner
St. Petersburg
Southern Baptist Convention
Clearwater
Music Teachers Merge into Louisiana Teachers Association
The Louisiana Music Teachers association merged with the Louisiana Teachers association in Baton Rouge at a recent executive committee meeting. The music teachers unit will retain its identity and operate as a separate unit within the larger association.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Music Teachers Association
Louisiana Teachers Association
Music Teachers Group
Summary of Facts In Lindbergh Kidnap Case
A United Press resume lists key events from March to May detailing the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. March 1 abduction in Hopewell NJ. March 6 7 8 go-betweens named Salvatore Spitale Irving Bitz. March 12-14 officials detain Hartford and Newark suspects. May 12 skeletal remains found at Mount Rose NJ four and a half miles from home.
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Associated Press
Mount Rose
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell
Salvatore Spitale
Irving Bitz
Underworld
Henry Red Johnson
Betty Gow
Hartford
H. Dobson Peacock
Guy H. Burrage
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Jassie
John H. Condon
Baby
New England
Condon
Curtis
Gaston B. Means
Washington
Edward B. McLean
New York
Col
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Writers labeled radicals during Kentucky coal tour
George M. Chescheir testifying before a senate committee described two visiting Dreiser group writers as communists. He said Harry Gannis editor of The Daily Worker and George Maurer of the international labor defense accompanied Theodore Dreiser on a tour of Harlan and Bell counties. He quoted a House report calling the national miners union a revolutionary agency of the communist party.
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Dreiser
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Senate
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Chescheir
Kentucky National Guard
Theodore Dreiser
Harlan
Bell
Cheschier
Harry Gannis
The
Daily Worker
Communist Party
United States
George Maurer
International Labor Defense
Special House
National Miners’ Union
Negro’s death in sanitarium saves Willie Calloway
Willie Calloway a negro condemned to hang for the slaying of Jasper Gordon a Missouri Pacific special agent died at a local hospital after an operation for a recurrence of a bone disease linked to the wound from Gordon. The gallows date had not been fixed.
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Jasper Gordon
Missouri Pacific
Arkansas
Calloway
Gordon
Author of Note Takes Her Life at Caddo Home
Mrs. Stanley Lewellyn Simonsen formerly Margery Land May a nationally known author died by suicide at her Shreveport home. She had recently suffered a nervous breakdown and had visited Hot Springs before returning Tuesday night. She married Mr. Simonsen of Los Angeles after the death of James M. Foster, her first husband. She was granddaughter of Justice Alfred Land and niece of Judge R Land of Shreveport.
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Stanley Lewellyn Simonsen
Margery Land May
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Simonsen
James M. Foster
Caddo Parish
Los Angeles
Cal
Supreme Court
Alfred Land
R. Land
Lister
Gth
Louisiana
Monroe native Eddie Lynn returns after Chicago years
By H H B Eddie Lynn a former Monroe lad who sang on Columbia broadcasts visits home after living in Chicago. He was soloist in Phil Bernhardt's Gloom Chasers in 1926 and later gained fame in an endurance contest with Tilden Austin when Charleston thrived.
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Eddie Lynn
Monroe
Chicago
Columbia
Lynn
Phil Bernhardt
Hoover orders federal hunt for Lindbergh baby murderers
President Hoover directs law enforcement and secret service to pursue the Lindbergh baby killers relentlessly. He notes federal authority is limited but vows unceasing federal aid to New Jersey police and urges lasting justice. An official condolence message to the Lindberghs is sent. The burial details indicate the infant will be laid to rest without the Lindberghs viewing the body.
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Hoover
Washington
Prurdal
New Jersey
JAFSIE Cleared in Lindbergh Kidnap Case
Trenton authorities announced that Dr. John F. Condon known as Jafsie has been cleared and released after inquiries found no evidence tying him to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Mercer County prosecutor says John Hughes Curtis has not been located. The Trenton Times reports the baby’s missing sleeping suit was turned over to the prosecutor.
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Coleone Lindbergh
Mr. Hoover
Hopewell
Mitchell
Trenton
N. J
Erwin Marshall
John F. Condon
New York
Marshall
Mercer County
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
The
Trenton Times Today
Erwin E. Marshal
Lindbergh Home
Former King of Spain Beaten at Marsailles
Former King Alfonso of Spain was assaulted on the Marsailles dock as he stepped from a Maltese steamer. A rough man punched the monarch repeatedly before bystanders intervened. The attacker, identified by police as Gongalez Macanares, was arrested.
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Spain
Marsailles
Marseilles
France
Alfonso
Malta
Gongalez Macanares
Lindbergh doubted ransom kidnap would occur
Col Charles A Lindbergh said he considered the possibility of a kidnapping but believed a highly publicized child would not be chosen. He explained the uproar would deter kidnappers and reduce any ransom chance. The crib’s discovery on Sourland Hill heightened public shock as investigators weighed a bold abduction by a skilled group.
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United Press
Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Lindbergh
Sourland Hill
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