Means Blames Dead Men In Kidnaping Case Trial
Washington May 12 Two new figures Hassell and Greenbergs named as part of the gang that kidnapped the Lindbergh baby by Gaston Means. Means now on trial in federal court recounts his ramblings and adds names to the list of alleged conspirators.
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Internaitional News Service
Washington
May
Hassell
Max Greenbergs
Miquel Grunrirs
Lindbergh Bahy
Gaston B. Means
Supreme Court
Tadlay
Morne
Noonan J. Whitaker
Phe Fox
Elizabeth
N. J
Violet
Sharp
Toward a Turbulent Dayton Storm Damage In Panewc Notes
Mrs. Howard Welsh reports Day ton relatives say a tornado wind storm wrecked Pane w c area last Tuesday causing about a million dollars in damage. Roofs on factory buildings and churches were blown off, several structures nearly razed as rain clears and the sun returns. Local chatter covers Cascade park plans, post office futures, and a Bessemer Union Township drone concert next week. National Hospital Day passes with no local observance noted.
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Howard Welsh
Neshannock Boulevard
Dayton
Bessemer
Lawrence County
Gralle
Rash
Bet
Union Township
Union
Moe
Costinnad
Daily Weather Report Summary for UW Area
The 24 hour observation ends at 8 am with a maximum temperature of 62 and a minimum of 48. Precipitation measured at 0.04 inches. River stage listed as 6.9 feet. Weather notes reference daily UW area reports and accompanying statistics for the date.
Mother and three daughters burned to death in Illinois home
A mother Mrs Ive Sosde, 42, and her three daughters Marjorie 8 Marion 17 and Beulah 19 died in a house fire at Wood, Indiana. Three others escaped. Loss blamed on an overheated stove under a chicken brooder in the kitchen. fire destroyed the home.
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Aneernalional Nova Service
Tlwood
Ind
Ive Sosde
Gleveland Sosde
Marjorie
Marion
Beulah
Peiping under pressure as Japanese advance grows
American minister Nelson T. Jonson moves to protect U S lives in Peiping as Japanese Manchukuo forces push south from the north. Amid wounded Chinese soldiers arriving for care, reports say 20 000 Japanese and 30 000 Chinese fight near Nan tien men with 2 000 shells causing heavy losses. Japanese planes disrupt the city.
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International News Service
Peiping
Nelson T. Jonson
Hina
Caln
Nelson
Peiping Hospans
Nantienmen
Miyun
Convicts Given Added Years For Escape Effort
Freddie Price and Theodore Geisler, pals of John Maug and Edward Turpack, who escaped from Western Penitentiary two weeks ago, were back in their cells today after arrest. Their robbery sentences were augmented by an extra three to six years for the escape. Maug and Turpack remain at large.
Farm-Inflation Bill Signed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signs the farm relief inflation act described as a major economic measure. It grants wide powers over monetary inflation and allows the agriculture secretary to curb basic crop production. He urges farm mortgage holders to suspend foreclosures while the act is implemented.
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Literational News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Seventeen On Bus Injured In Crash Near Warren Ohio
Seventeen people were injured, six seriously, when a bus from Indian Coach Lines left a yard in heavy fog and crashed into a ditch near Warren. The Cleveland road accident occurred 12 miles west of Warren as the Cleveland bound vehicle headed to New York shortly after leaving Cleves.
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International News Service
Warren, O
Cleveland Road
Warren
Clevestone
New York
Crafton Woman Is Freed Of Murder
Crafton woman Anna Lane was exonerated by a grand jury with a no bill on charges of murdering her constable husband George Lane. The March shooting occurred after he returned home drunk and allegedly attacked her. she testified the shot was in self defense.
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Filesburgh
Anna Lane
Crafton
Georee Lane
Lane
Churches To Join Against Repeal Meeting Tonight At First Christian Church
City and county churches plan a meeting at 8 o'clock in the First Christian church to form an organization opposing the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Dr. B Wingerd will lead the temporary group with speakers including Dr. W A Parsons Jot Pulaski Dr J R Neale Rev W F Byers of New Wilmington and Attorney Clarence A Patterson. Officer elections will be considered.
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First Christian Church
B. Wingerd
Temporty
W. A. Parsons
Jot Pulaski
J. R. Neale
W. F. Byers
Mew
Wilmington
Clarence A. Patterson
Ruth Elder Weds Fourth Husband in Arizona Flight
Ruth Elder, famed aviator, married for the fourth time in a ceremony tied to her recent flight to Arizona. The wedding marks another milestone in the long line of marriages for the notable flyer as she continues her public life in aviation and media circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elder
Flyer
Arizona
Futh Elder
A. A. Gillespie
Hollywood
Yume
Ariz
Business reports show continued rise in Pittsburgh industries
Victor J. Jacobs reports that Pittsburgh district industries maintain an uninterrupted rise from the economic slump with latest business summaries indicating many lines operating at their highest level in two or more years. Production has gradually improved, and some industrial readers expect the upswing to continue, with continued coverage promised on page two.
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Victor J. Jacobs
Stati
Pittsburgh
Bonus Marchers Offered Jobs in National Forests
More than 800 bonus marchers in Washington faced a chance of work in the nations forests as President Roosevelt offered enrollment in the national forest conservation corps. Some veterans indicated a desire to take the job while owners declared they would not work for 39 dollars a month under the conservation program. The news reflects evolving plans for veteran employment amid the marchers' calls for a bonus or a job.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Forest, Conservation Corps
Conservation Corps
Levin
Oklahoma farmers praise Roosevelt era hints of change
Special to The News from Chelsea Oklahoma notes a rural mood shift as spring agriculture returns. The writer claims Washington is set to appoint an oil czar and contrasts farm hardships with perceived improvements. References Rockefeler and Brisbane drifting from Florida appear as odd signals amid optimism.
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Chelsea
Okla
Oklanomen
Florida
Arrest Four In Bombing Case At Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh officials announce charges against four men and a woman in the bombing of Charles Martin home, Republican ward chairman. Detective Inspector Frank Ti Boyd reports information accuses arson and malicious destruction by explosives. named defendants include Mrs Iath aryn Cherry, David Gauta, Joseph Bondi, Joan Caldone, and Pron Shurazect.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles Martin
Republican
Frank Ti. Boyd
Boyd
Pitksburghers
Iatharyn Cherry
David Gauta
Joseph Bondi
Joan Caldone
Pron
Shurazect
Economy Bills Curb Jury Commissioners Pay
Lawmakers pass two McElwee measures limiting jury commissioners and clerk pay to 65 days per year. In Lawrence County 1932 totals would cap at $1,170 under the acts, replacing prior $6 daily rates. A district attorney salary plan and related bills are pending action with governor Finchet.
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General Assembly
William McElwee Jr
Lawrence County
Pinchot
McBivee
Lawrence
McElwee
Finchet
Threat Writer Held By Police In Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 12 four small unemployed truck drivers held by police on charges of demanding seventy five thousand dollars from the Pennsylvania railroad under threats to blow up trains. The man identified as James Vanderslice aged 31 carried a loaded gun and a blackjack and had sent six notes to railroad officials asking for help under police supervision. Vanderslice tried to seize a suitcase believed to contain the ransom.
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International Mews Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Vanderslice
Vanderslice
Firecracker Found In Mail Box Sparks Warnings
Postmaster MacNab warned that May firecrackers are not lawful and dropping firecrackers into street mail boxes will not be tolerated. A three inch firecracker was found in a street box at Buller Avenue and Ray Street yesterday. One letter was mutilated and investigators will be called in to identify the perpetrator.
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New Castle
S- McNab
Uncle Sam
MacNab
Buller Avenur
Ray Street
Singer
Post Office
Isda
Short Changing Charge Is Made
City and state police captured three men after a report at New Castle airport of a car tied to a short change scam. Clay A. Smith, 29, Akron Ohio, was arrested at the M C A building after a suspect phone call from a bus terminal. State police had traced a car with an Ohio plate parked at a shoe shine parlor on East Washington Street. A fourth man fled but was later identified as Philip Lewis of Akron.
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Oity
Gether
New Castle
New Bedford
Selaney
Peter Hillers
John Young
Cay Lockard
Clay A. Smith
Akron
Palice
Engle and
Bradbury
Ohio
East Washington Street
Philip Lewis
Osmith
Lewis
Japanese Anxious To Meet Roosevelt
Viscount Ishii chief Japanese delegate to the preliminary world economic conference in Washington arrives in Honolulu en route to the United States. He says Japan is keenly interested in the conference and its impact on trade and relations, and that meeting President Roosevelt would have an excellent effect.
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Triternho
Honolulu
Dorianne
Roosevelt
Viscount Kikujiro Iss
Washington
United States
Viscount Ishii
International
London
Two Men Die In Lancaster Truck Crash
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on May 12 A Robinson 38 and Willum Follmer 38, both of Milton, were killed when their westbound truck failed a sharp curve on Harrisburg Pike ten miles west of Lancaster and plunged down a 36 foot embankment. Robinson died instantly and Follmer died before extraction from the wreckage.
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Lancaster
A. Robinson
Willum Follmer
Milton
Northiumberlang County
Harrisburg
Robinson
New Menace In Europe On Armaments
France warns Versailles sanctions could be applied if Germany quits the Geneva disarmament talks. Allied leaders say reoccupation of the west bank of the Rhine may follow. Berlin rails at alleged French plot as deadlock persists over arms equality and sanitation proposals.
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Europe
Hitler
Germany
Geneva
Joseph Paul Boncour
France
Rhine
Hailshang
Meinister
Berlin
Paris
Auto Plunges Off Road Into River Four Die In Elk Creek Crash
Clarksbury May 14 Police firemen and volunteers aided in the search for the bodies of three women and a man after an auto plunged into Elk Creek. Victims include Mary Polis 26 Mary Polis 24 and Gail Merrifield 24 all from Fairmont while the driver Garracksvile remains unnamed. One woman Mary Polis managed to escape by swimming ashore.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Mary Polis
Gail Merrifield
Garracksvile
Fairmont
Joe Polis
Tomsel
Weather and farming notes on a brisk, bright day
A brisk day brings chatter of crops and cattle as farmers report oats turning slick and lambs frolicking in the meadow. Cattle feed well, robins sing, and distant work crews mend roads and lay cement amid the mild wind and clear skies.
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Means
Washington, D.C
Panewc. Observes
Atea
Cascade Park
Daily Weather Report
China
Dap
Peining
Iater
John Goette
National News Service
Freddie Pringer
Theodore Geisler
Will LS
Dinas Mebauahi
Synieauy
Hie Roper
Pennsy Railroad
East
Susan Berker
Harminy
Charles Robert Nelson, Mercur
Sarah Amanda Conzeli
East Grant Street
Frank Gugliatta
Hillsvtile
Kikujiro Ishii
Frences
England
West Bank of Rhine
Arthur Mometer
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