Lindbergh baby found as abduction murder probe widens
The badly decomposed infant body was found near a road in the Sourland hills close to the Lindbergh estate. Authorities say the child died at least two months after being stolen on March 1. A truck driver and companions discovered the remains and identification was aided by the nurse Betty Gow. Investigations widen as Col. Schwartzkopf pledges pursuit of suspects.
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Clonel Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
Lindbergh
William Allen
Betty Gow
Col
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
Mt. Baldhead
Lake Michigan
Extension Foresters
Michigan State College
John Sisson
Goodland Township
Sisson
Guernsey
Durham
New Haven
Ziva Kuracki
Bay Township
George W. Smith
Here
Kuracki
Smith
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mt. Clemens
Lansing
State Tax Commission
Grand ‘Trunk
Pere Marquette
Caraway Announces Bid for Full Senate Term in Arkansas
Arkansas senator Hattie Caraway, the first and only woman elected to the Senate, launches a candidacy for a full six year term amid six Democratic rivals in the August 9 primary. Governor Parnell ends his political ambitions, while Curtis briefly presides in the chamber marking a historic moment with Caraway in the chair.
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Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury Mills
House
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
Harvey Parnell
Curtis
Senate Chamber
Caraway
Former Interior Secretary LBERT B FALL Returns to New Mexico Ranch
LBERT B. FALL, once secretary of the interior, has completed his sentence in the New Mexico penitentiary and gone back to his Three Rivers ranch. He told a reporter he would vindicate the naval oil reserve plans from his time in office, which he says caused all his troubles, noting a war scare would show the value of the Honolulu oil base he supported.
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Lbert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
Three Rivers
N. M
Fall
Naval Oil Reserve
Honolulu
Indicted swindler Means linked to Lindbergh case and other victim
Washington grand jury hears of B MEANS accused of swindling Mrs Edward B McLean of 104000 by promising to help recover the Lindbergh baby. A second potential victim, Mrs Finley Shepard of New York, former Helen Gould, is discussed in connection with Means as possibly paid for information on Communist activities threatening her daughter or fortune.
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CyA8ton
B. Means
Washington
Edward B. McLean
Colonel Lindbergh
Means
Finley Shepard
New York
Helen Gould
Lindbergh
Shepard
Leo A. Rover
Means’ Bond
McLean
Charlevoix
Gordon Neff
Cadillac
Lansing
Bureau of Internal Revenue
N. Olds
Henrietta Wineman
Detroit
Olds
Wineman
Harbor Beach
Hlmer _L. Jackson
Coast Guard
Bernice Cregeur
Glara Kirsten
Jackson
Morgansville
Ind
Scottville
Sam Greenway
William Greenway
Police Gazette
Amos Ferris
Llowall
Hart
Ferris
Albion
Smith & Lathwell
Frank Blodgett
Earl E. Lackey
New Baltimore
Peter Schaars
Algonac
Schaars
Grand Trunk
Mt. Clemens
Thomas Edison
Escanaba
Fulmar
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Green Bay
Marshall
Marshall Hurd
Hurd
Yates
N. Y
Michigan
Buffalo
Battle Creek
Massie Testimony Sails. Docket Sees Retrial Push
Mrs Massie and Mrs Fortescue left Honolulu despite local attempts to keep Mrs Massie for testimony in a second trial against men accused of attacking her. Prosecutor J Kelley vowed to press retrial despite her absence and warned of an arrest warrant if she misses May 25. it would not affect mainland authorities.
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Massie
Homemaker's Corner on home dry cleaning and cleaning fluids
Miss Evelyn Farmer outlines a home method to remove spots from furniture fabrics and draperies using carbon tetrachloride as a grease solvent. A soap solution with borax ammonia and hot water cleans leather and fabrics, followed by thorough rinsing and brushing to restore nap. linen draperies may be dry cleaned in carbon tetrachloride.
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Evelyn Farmer
Cutworms Threaten Gardens with Nighttime Feeding
Michigan State College entomology experts warn cutworms attack young plants as they sprout. Home gardeners can protect small plots with paper collars. larger gardens need poison bait made from bran molasses water white arsenic and banana oil to kill worms.
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Michigan State College
A Country Hen Bests the Village Biddy
The Addison Courier reports a farm egg contest where Miss Buff Leghorn from Hock of Lee Sackett weighs 65 grains, 19 grains lighter than Bir Tingley’s, as village hens respond to the low mood egg fad with competing entries and similar egg sizes.
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Henery Kingdom
Buff Leghorn
Lee Sackett
Bir Tingley
Addison Courier
Planting corn sign tied to oak leaf size axiom
Agronomist H. B. Hartwig of the New York experiment station endorses planting corn when white oak leaves reach the size of a squirrel’s ears. He warns that delaying planting shortens good growing weather and reduces yields, urging farmers to use this sign to gain extra silage and corn.
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H. B. Hartwig
New York Experiment Station
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Edward W. Pickard
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Ingham
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Hayes
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City Tax Department
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Harry
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Owosso
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Pewamo
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Macon
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Henry Ford
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Baseball Club
Japan
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State Highway Department
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Dussell
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Pontiac
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Theodore FP
Zemia
Leroy Pelletier
Harold T. Coughlan
Ypsilanti
R. C. Bretz
Beyer Memorial Hospital
Thompsonville
Violet Call
Benzonia
Hertha Olney
Lowise Morris
R. T. Griffen
Biddy
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