Henry Johnson questioned on Lindbergh case amid wider probes
Henry Red Johnson, a Lindbergh baby nurse suitor, was taken to the Lindbergh estate for questioning to gauge his knowledge of the house and grounds. Police stress he is not under arrest, while another man, George Malden, was arrested near Highland Park after an attempted kidnapping or burglary.
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Hopewell
N. J
Henry
Red) Jolson
Lindbergh Estate
Johnson
South Plainfield
Highland Park
George Malden
J. Seward Johnson
Johnson Nursery
Johnsons
Malden
Lindbergh
Johnson Home
Linbergh House
Paul
Kate Knegstenberg
Franklin Park
Ardmore
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
State Police
Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Moore
Jersey City
Lindbereh
Henry ‘Red
Harry Moore
Newark
Jersi Hee
Denver
William Gleason
Tombs
Pocatello
Red" Johnson
Flyey
Point Student Is The Most Eloquent Speaker
A Stevens Point college student Celestine Yeusse was named the most eloquent in a state teachers college speakers contest. Grace Walsh of Superior college took second. Lucille Garley of River Palis won first in the extemporaneous speaking event. Winners advance to an interstate contest in Springfield Missouri in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
State Teachers College
Celestine Yeusse
Stevens Point College
Grace Walsh
Superior College
Lucille Garley
River Palis
Springfield
Garner Endorses Sales Tax as Budget Remedy
Washington report says Speaker Garner backs the new revenue bill and the manufacturers sales tax provision. He calls the Ways and Means plan the soundest way to balance the budget, stressing national governmental recovery outweighs individual theories amid Democratic revolts and adjournments.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Crisp
Fuller
Arkansas
Mills
the Treasury
Garner
Texas Democrat
Kenosha Pair Takes Second in Doubles at Detroit Tourney
Curren and J Chari of Kenosha Wisconsin placed second in the doubles at the National Bowling Congress with 1250 pins after games of 519 422 and 409. Mayor Taylor G Brown and Rev William A Real will help open the Fox River Valley Forester tournament at St Marys Alleys at 1 pm Sunday. First teams bowl tonight. city bowling plans set Sunday at 2 pm at the Eagles club.
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Kenosha
Detroit
Curren
J. Chari
Wis
Taylor G. Brown
William A. Real
St. Mary's Alleys
Eagles Club
Plan for Rail Relief Scheme Outlined by President
The president announced a coordinated relief plan for railroads after conferences with Reconstruction Finance Corp, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and the Railway Credit Corporation. He said 1932 needs could total 300 to 400 million dollars, with the Railway Credit Corp providing up to 60 to 360 million and bank loans continuing. The plan aims to restore employment and confidence in railroad bonds while stabilizing the industry and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Combat Crime With Moral Education Professors Sayre Advices
Cambridge mass a pro Prof Frank Sayre of the Harvard Law School urged a twofold program of religious education in schools for young children and vigilante detection and treatment of children who betray criminal tendencies in school. The part which education might play in the war against crime was stressed by George W Wicker Sham chairman of the commission on law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Frank P. Sayre
Hare Yard Law School
Jae Sayre
George W. Wicker‘Sham
Commission
Ron Law Enforcement
Nations in the same boat on debts and reparations
Paris envoy Paul Claudel urged that all nations burdened by war debts and reparations face the issue pragmatically. He said debtors and creditors share interests, and salvaging the big task ahead requires cooperation over wrangling, with patience and hard negotiations. He cited Franklin and warned peace through disarmament will come by effort, not gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Claudel
France
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Claudel
Europe
Weather Outlook For Great Lakes Region Mont Week
Generally fair tonight and Sunday in Wisconsin with unsettled conditions tonight in the south, colder tonight, much colder in the south and eastern areas, lake winds NW becoming N and mainly cloudy with possible local snow. An advisory storm warning issued for Lake Erie and eastern Lake Michigan shore. Upper Michigan sees snow and colder temperatures, with moderate rain or sleet in the east. Chicago forecasts cold start to week, then rising temperatures with normal late week and widespread precipitation. Missouri Valley and northern Great Plains warmer midweek. Temperature and barometer readings noted.
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Wisconsin
South
Patreme
Northwest
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Chicago
The
Great
Lakes
Missouri
Central Great Plains
Milwaukee
Phoen
Minn
Jae
Must Give Jobs to Avoid Riot in Prison
Waupun prison faces a possible riot as crowding and idleness grow. Warden Oscar Lee warns Wisconsin officials to provide work for inmates, noting 400 of 1793 prisoners are idle and recalling past plant ventures that proved profitable. Dr. H J Mathews urges a state crime bureau as new ideas meet local opposition.
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Madison
Waupun
Oscar Lee
Attorn
Wisconsin
H. J. Mathews
Lee
Ler
Ghost ship reappears near Point Barrow amid confusion
Fragmentary text describes a ghost ship near Point Barrow. Damaged vessel rough seas delayed boarding at the bay. Officials note a spacecraft or ship tied to a Bayedatis site with valuables removed before it disappeared.
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Point Barrow
Aoward
Bank failures rise with 30 in past week
Bank failures in the past week total thirty with March figures reaching 124 for the year and 524 since the start of the year. Five banks opened during the week, one listed as closed.
New Wisconsin Freight Rates Leave Oshkosh Unchanged
Wisconsin public service commission announces three zone freight rate revision with Oshkosh values expected to align with Milwaukee and Madison routes. Traffic officials note statewide adjustments mirror interstate changes, creating mixed effects and varied increases across commodities and zones.
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Wisconsin
Public Service Commission
Madison
Oshkosh
Here
Milwaukee
G. C. Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Campbell
Interstate Comerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commission
Milwaukee Road
Dodgeville
Illinois
Central Freight Association
Plane crash near Night Hawk lake injures seven hockey fans
An Oshawa bound aircraft carrying six hockey fans and a pilot vanished Wednesday. It was located south of Night Hawk lake and badly damaged. The finder said all seven aboard were injured but none in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Porcupine
Uni
Temporary restraining order halts state theater probe
Federal Judge F A Geiger issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Markets from proceeding with a Milwaukee investigation into alleged anti competitive trades practices by 12 movie corporations. The action cites interstate commerce and copyright concerns and sets April 9 for arguments on a permanent injunction.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Milwaukee
F. A. Geiger
Fim
RR. M. Orchard
Orchard
M. Wyite
Fox #i corporation
Paramount - Publix
Metro-Cinle + Mayer
RL Kg, Distributing Corporation
Cramer Papers Recovered From Atlantic Flight Record
A bundle of Parker D. Cramer’s papers, picked up by a Dutch trawler in the North Atlantic and turned over to the American consulate, include his flight permit and notes about his perilous attempt to map a northern air route. Cramer, an American aviator, disappeared after a Greenland landing and a later misfortune near the Shetland Islands. wreckage was found last September.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Parker D. Cramer
North Sea
North Atlanic
Cramer
Cription
Detroit
United States
Europe
Angmagsaliex
Greenland
Free Islands
Bergen
Copenhagen
Atlantic
Four Die In Kiel Head-On Crash In Kiel Wisconsin
Charles B Reed former president of the Wisconsin Cheesemakers association and C A Bahr manager of Kid Cheese and Butter were killed in a downtown Kiel head on collision about 9 30 pm. Four others were injured including Mrs Philip Doherty and her two children Darleen and Marjorie. Reed and Schilling employed at Green Bay Kraft Phoenix plant were among the injured. An inquest was ordered by the coroner.
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Plymouth
Wis
Charles B. Reed
Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association
C. A. Bahr
Kid Cheese and Butter Company
Kiel
Philip Doherty
Green Bay
Darleen
Marjorie
Alfred Schilling
Reed
Kraft-Phoenix Company
Schilling
Doherty
A&a
Hoover And Roosevelt Hold Majorities In North Dakota Delegates
In North Dakota Tuesday primary results show Roosevelt securing nine of ten Democratic delegates while Hoover wins nine of eleven Republican delegates. George T. Murray of Berthold, tied to Oklahoma governor, was the sole Democratic delegate not backing Roosevelt. Two Hoover delegates are pledged to a Progressive candidate. nonpartisan Republicans favor Progressive backed delegates.
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Fargo
N. D
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
North Dakota
Roosevelt
George T. Murray
Berthold
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
Republican Party
Federal Tax Receipts Drop Off For Eight Months
Washington reports that federal tax receipts for the first eight months exceed a prior year by more than a third, but actual revenues fell short of the normal amount. Officials cite a estimated drop in income and a belief that receipts would not meet typical levels, with figures showing a large gap between expected and actual income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
SAA
Dumping Not Planned Despite Community Concerns
Officials say no dumping plan exists and the matter requires further study. Community leaders urge caution while exploring waste handling options and clarifying oversight. No immediate action or project dates announced.
California Leads Oshkosh on List, Odd OCR Fragments
California leads Oshkosh on list amid a nationwide campaign to aid unemployed persons. The month’s total appears amid scattered figures including Wisconsin Allis and other small counts, with broken phrases and unclear totals.
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California
Oshkosh
New York
Wisconsin
Tolal Wa
Aged resident dies in Elkhorn Wisconsin
Frederick velang who would have turned 100 in May died in Elkhorn Wisconsin. Believed to be Walworth county's oldest resident. Survived by four daughters and a son.
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Elkhorn
Wis
U.P
Frederick Velang
Walworth County
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Missippi
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Mike Connor
House of Representatives
Prof
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Buckestaff Observatory
Ghost Ship
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Iime
Gret Bay
Fond Duran
Watertown
Witer Tate
Sey i
Jimaa and
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Hie
Interstate
Agne Land
Asahennan
Freiget
Ion Hov YE Phate
Ehman
Tin Steuntmansion
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Nes
Ormer
Cheesemakers’ Association
Charles E. Reed
Hadhiv
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