Lindbergh Baby Believed Held Afloat Near Cape Cod
Boston report cites Cape Cod angle in the Lindbergh kidnapping. The baby is believed to be on a vessel in rum row or No Man's Island quadrant, with claims Lindbergh paid 50 000 in ransom and a plan to return the child to Cuttyhunk Island.
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International News Service
Boston
Cape Cod
Lindbergh
Rum Row
Boston American
New York
Cuttyhunk Island
Ram Row
Gay Head
Col. Lindbergh
Cuttyhunk
Pinchot Vare Feud Flare Sets Off Public Clash
A heated political feud between Governor Gifford Pinchot and William S. Ware escalated with charges and denials. Pinchot accused Ware of aiding campaigns by obtaining the illegal release of three youths from Huntingdon Reformatory. Ware denied the charge from Ventnor New Jersey and countered that Pinchot failed to act decently. Edna McGreen and Rev Dr Waldo Cherry disputed involvement and Judge Bailey said no political pressure forced the parole.
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International News Service
Pinchot-Ware
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
William S. Ware
Philadelphia
Huntingdon Reformatory
Vare
Ventnor
N. J
Edna McGreen
Pinchot
Bailey
Ware
Fire destroys Citizens Lumber plant on White Street
Fire discovered at 10 28 Monday night completely destroyed the Citizens Lumber Company planning mill and machinery on White Street with an estimated loss of 80000. The blaze spread rapidly preventing entry by firefighters, no cause determined though an electric switch origin is suspected. The insured plant likely will be rebuilt, says A E Kerr vice president and general manager.
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Citizens Lumber Company
White Street
A. E. Kerr
Kerr
Senate to autopsy Wall Street after its death
Beverly Hills dispatch notes the U S Senate will reopen investigations into Wall Street saying the market’s demise was due to overgorging during a boom. The column mocks the widespread blame and predicts findings will echo common beliefs about the crash.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Wall Street
U. S. Senate
Union Township Board in Session Seeks Four Teacher Matches
Union Township school board met to discuss filling four teacher vacancies but did not take action. Remaining positions in Union high, Union consolidated, and various district schools were filled with elected staff and set salaries for the upcoming term.
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Union Township
Union Township School Board
R. F. Conway
Union High School
D. M. Boyd
Robert A. Duff
Catherine Elder
Floyd W. Geiger
Ruth L. Horton
Lois Ketterer
Sarah Lou Loudon
Margaret Montgomery
Elma Robinson
Huron Symth
Margaret Tucker
Merril C. Young
Union Consolidated
Verna B. Green
Jennie E. Johnson
Evelyn Mitchell
Bertha Wolford
Olive M. Zeigler
Sunny Avenue
John Turek
Anna Barthman
Clara A. Rech
Jessie V. Shipe
White
Kathryn King
Erna C. Suhre
Harbor
Catherine Double
Washington
Ruth Kelly
Fairview
Elda Vance
Pa Newc Observes Carter Grove City Crash And Local Events
Pa Newc notes Homer Welsh a Grove City singer driving in Mercer street with a near new car badly damaged on the right side after a collision. No injuries reported. A downtown fire alarm drew many residents. Also mentions diploma tests for seniors, twin Holstein calves born to Nels Anderson, and a busy downtown parking scene.
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Pa Nence
Homer Welsh
Grove City
Mercer Street
Mr. Welsh
Nels Anderson
Harlansburg Road
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum temperature of 48 and minimum 33 with 0.27 inches of precipitation. River stage stands at 8 feet. Figures for the same date last year were a maximum 74 and minimum 45 with 0.00 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
Smallest Baby Girl Wages Battle For Life
In Quincy Massachusetts on April 12 the nine day old Violet Younie 19 ounces is fighting for life. Parents Emerson and Mrs Younie a 17 year marriage with four sons cling to hope. The baby is in a home made incubator fed by dropper and warmed with hot water bottles. Doctor Richard Ash of City hospital praises the tiny fighters strength.
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International News Service
Quincy
Mass
Violet Younie
Hough
Emerson Younie
Washington
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Whitney
Bear
Exchange
New York
Last Night's Fire Second for Miller
Last night's fire at the Citizens Lumber Company was the second serious blaze for A F Miller, the plant foreman. Eight years ago he worked for Cook and Anderson Lumber Co of Beaver, who were completely burned out by fire before he joined Citizens Lumber Co as foreman.
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Citizen's Lumber Company
A. F. Miller
Miller
Cook-Anderson Lumber Co
Beaver
Citizens Lumber Company
Prosecution Seeks Fast Pace in Massie Kahahawai Case
In Honolulu the prosecution moves to press a murder case against Lieut. Massie and three others over the Kahahawai killing. Defense hints at an honor defense and plans to call alienists to argue moral justification. Eight more witnesses were expected to testify.
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Honolulu
Gilbert Parker
International News Service
International News Service Inc
T. H
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Thomas H. Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
International News Service Today
Massie
Kahahawai
Kelley
Fire Calls Swamp Phone Operators
During the Citizens Lumber Company blaze the first forty minutes overwhelmed seven night shift operators. 22 additional girls were drafted to handle the surge, District Manager Ray S. Tannehill said. The call volume exceeded the Capitol Theater fire earlier in the week, likely aided by earlier retirements and brighter night skies.
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Citizens Lumber Company
Ray S. Tannehill
Capitol Theater
Andes Volcanic Outburst Triggers Mass Flight and Air Aid
Panicked residents flee Andean towns as eight volcanoes erupt sending ash and acrid smoke three feet deep. Argentine authorities deploy oxygen tanks and relief trains while blinding dust halts aid into the region. Ash reaches Montevideo and Buenos Aires as gas clouds sickly the capital’s citizens.
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Buenos Aires
Andes Range
Argentine
Chile
Mendoza
Montevideo
Uruguay
Andes
Ministry of the Interior
Claim Killing Due To Jealousy
Youngstown police say Cora Hayes 40 died after being stabbed and left in a burning hut. Firemen rescued her but she died in hospital an hour later. Slaying attributed to jealousy as detectives seek the assailant.
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International News Service
Youngstown
Cora Hayes
Worker suffers leg fracture at Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Robert Adams aged 37 of 641 South Bay street sustained a compound fracture of the left leg when a line shaft broke at the Pennsylvania Engineering Works this morning. He was removed to Jameson Memorial Hospital and is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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Robert Adams
South Bay Street
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle School Board to Meet Wednesday Evening
The New Castle school board will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday April 13 in the administration building on East Street. A delegation from the Lawrence school district plans to protest the proposed Lawrence school closing next year.
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New Castle
East Street
Lawrence
Death notices for several local residents listed
Death records report Herman C. Gaschke 61 of Enon Valley, Michael Joseph Parco one month of 1114 South Jefferson Street, Mrs. Caroline E. Fitch 80 of 712 Emerson Avenue, and David E. MecQuisiion 75 of 1006 North Jefferson Street.
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Herman C. Gaschke
Enon Valley
Michael Joseph Parco
South
Jefferson Street
Caroline E. Fitch
Emerson Avenue
David E. MecQuisiion
North Jefferson Street
Must Keep Dogs Tied Warns Mayor In Dog Campaign
Mayor Charles Mayne warns garden owners to tie dogs on their premises or face police action including possible dog killings. He cites recurring damage to gardens and vows strict enforcement with riot guns and a dedicated “dog killing squad” if conditions don’t improve.
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Charles Mayne
Mayne
Major Schoeffer Probes Lindbergh Kidnapping Clues Abroad
Major Charles H. Schoeffer of New Jersey state police spent two days in Berlin meeting with local police about an anonymous tip claiming a woman with a child arrived at Dortmund resembling the Lindbergh baby. He dismissed the report and moved on to Paris.
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International News Service
Berlin
Charles H. Schoeffer
New Jersey
Europe
Schoeffel
United States
Sackett
Dortmund
Paris
Charles H. Schoeffel
New Jersey State Police
Surete Generale
Rentz Chapter DAV to Meet Wednesday Evening
Fred L Rentz Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will hold its regular meeting in the Dean Block rooms at 8 oclock Wednesday evening Commander McCune urges full attendance from the membership for the occasion.
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Fred L. Rentz
Commander McCune
Raking Day Urged as Spring Returns
Arthur Mometer laments a tired lawn after summer fades and urges neighbors to rake, clean, and shine for a fresh sod and spring growth. The piece notes the old rake is back in use and emphasizes community effort to keep up with neighbors.
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Neighbor Jones
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