Typhoon Strikes Central Japan Hundreds Dead
International News Service reports a devastating typhoon in central Japan killing more than a thousand people including 500 children. Osaka Kyoto and coastal towns suffered widespread destruction with tens of thousands of homes submerged and trains wrecked. Many school buildings collapsed trapping pupils as rescue efforts continue.
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Persian cat survives five story fall in Neshannock Creek bed
Residents near the Dean block on South Croton Avenue reported a white Persian cat owned by Dean block tenants fell from a fifth floor window at the Deen building and landed in the stony bed of Neshannock creek, sustaining only an injured leg. Meanwhile Highland car line patrons faced delays after a truck blockage at Highland and Fairmont.
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Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather report shows the 24 hour period ending at 9 am with a maximum of 75? No, the text lists maximum 2? Minimum 62. No precipitation. River stage 4.2 feet. Year-ago statistics show maximum 73 and minimum 52 with zero inches of precipitation.
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Football Score Tonight at Taggart Stadium Lights Game
New Castle and Ellwood City high school teams meet at Taggart stadium under the woodlights tonight. The News will post progress by phone at 4000 and update score by quarters from The News building on North Mercer street.
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Special Session Ends in Pennsylvania After Relief Vote
Harrisburg officials report Pennsylvania legislators, after approving 20 million dollars for winter relief, have closed the special session. The move taps seven state funds by borrowing and transferring, ensuring federal aid continues for 1.3 million needy residents next January. Gov. Gifford Pinchot chided lawmakers for taking the 500 dollar special session salary and ignoring his 10 dollar daily pay suggestion.
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New Jersey Seeks Hauptmann On Murder And Kidnapping
New Jersey will request extradition of Bruno Richard Hauptmann on murder and kidnapping charges if evidence justifies it, Governor A Harry Moore announced. He praised Hauptmanns arrest in New York and the apparent solving of the Lindbergh kidnapping mystery.
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Lindberghs Secluded At Will Rogers Ranch After Arrest Report
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh remain secluded at Will Rogers Santa Monica estate following word of Bruno Hauptmann's arrest and the reopening of the kidnapping and murder of their son Charles A Lindbergh Jr. They arrived by private plane from New Jersey and were invited by Rogers who visited their eastern home two weeks before the crime. Elizabeth Morrow Morfan, Lindberghs sister in law, is at the ranch recovering health.
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Dancer Margaret Spielman Found Dead in Hollywood Home
Hollywood police say Margaret Spielman an 81 year old dancer was found dead in her studio bungalow with bruises and police booked her husband Carl W Spielman a Beverly Hills dancing master on suspicion of murder. Survivors and exact circumstances remain under investigation.
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Hauptmann Seen On Hopewell Road March 1, 1932
Bruno Richard Hauptmann was positively identified as the man seen near the Lindbergh estate road on March 1, 1932, the day Baby Lindbergh was kidnapped. Mrs. Henry Conover, close to the Lindbergh home, identified photos of Hauptmann as the driver. The note also mentions a tentative link to the ransom case.
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Hauptmann's Wife Released By Police In New York
Anna Hauptmann, wife of the Lindbergh ransom suspect, was released from police custody at headquarters in New York. Authorities did not disclose her status or destination. It was believed she might later return to her Bronx home.
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Lindbergh Case Suspect Held for Questioning in New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, a Bronx carpenter, is shown in handcuffs at a Greenwich Street precinct station as police question him after his arrest linked to a large ransom payment found in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Hauptmann Confused After Lindbergh Kidnapping Lineup
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, held on the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder case, faced a police lineup after 1072 hours of questioning. He denied involvement as detectives questioned him inside a floodlit New York headquarters. A New Jersey murder warrant for Hauptmann was issued as the inquiry continued.
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Reward Offer Still Good in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
New Jersey Governor A Harry Moore renewed a proclamation confirming a 26000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping suspects. The reward remains in effect three months after the infant was abducted from his Hopewell nursery.
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Death Notice for Several Residents in McKeesport Area
Obituary fragment lists Jones Mrs Jesse H Rodgers of East McKeesport Mrs Sarah Jane Migsi aged 70 of 418 Galbreath Avenue and Mary Macek age 18 of Bessemer along with Johnn Wy Rutter 66 of North Beaver Street as noted in a local death record, with limited address details.
President Roosevelt urges textile strikers to return to work
President Roosevelt formally approved the Special Board of Inquiry report on the cotton textile strike and appealed for strikers to resume work. He backed Governor Winant of New Hampshire’s mediation report, urging cooperation from manufacturers to settle the dispute and restore harmony in the industry. The remark signals an informal endorsement of resolution steps and asks for no discrimination in rehiring.
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New York suspect Hauptmann held without bail in Lindbergh case
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, 35, German carpenter who allegedly received $30,000 in the Lindbergh ransom, was arraigned in West Farms court on extortion and held without bail for 48 hours. New Jersey seeks extradition on murder charges from Hunterdon county, with the warrant signed by Governor A Harry Moore.
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Marshall Steele Freed Of Charge
Bedford county farmer Marshall Steele, 65, was found not guilty of murdering his son's sweetheart Emma Snyder by a 12 member jury after about 10 hours of deliberation. The verdict came as Steele’s children testified against him in a case where the state argued he intended to kill the boy.
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London race scene unsettled as wind challenges pocket rivals
Special to The News from London reports a troubled day on track with wind playing havoc on outcomes, leaving American followers dismayed at not winning a wind-affected race. The piece laments a forty-year drought in capturing the cup, and includes a boastful aside about Western teams and polio-related concerns among fans.
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Evening at the Stadium Watching Football Battle
The narrator enjoys sitting high above the football field as players drive the pigskin home. He watches charging runs tackles and the frenzy of the team without concern for gore, appreciating the drama of autumn Fridays and the sport.
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