Slaying of Mrs Titterton in Beekman Place Mystery
New York police probe a Beekman Place murder of Mrs Nancy Evans Titterton wife of NBC executive Lewis Titterton. Detectives seek two unidentified men described as tall and effeminate and stocky and coarse. Witnesses note others with detailed knowledge of the social set. funeral planned but investigation continues.
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Beekman Place
nUrange
Te Nelyn- Borherod
Lewis Titterton
National Broadcasting Company
Hushand
Margaret Arbeiter
Z. D. Wooster Lambert
Lambert Chemical Company
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Lambert
Titterton
Lewis
National Breafcasting Company
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Secoui
Helen Meyer
Park Avenue
Tilvertons
Alice Hayes
An Easy Aid For Sluggishness Product Claim
An advertisement promotes a laxative product by KeenMint brand claiming gentle digestion aid without stomach upset. It markets minty taste, quick relief, non habit forming, and a money back guarantee. Available in 150 and 250 unit packages for family use.
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Ilie Arate
Lara
Carrie
Dore
Baldan Moolley
Rockwood Mills Reopen After Tear Gas Strike Clash
Tear gas bombs were hurled to disperse strike sympathizers at Rockwood Mills as workers protested gate access. About 300 of 420 employees had abstained from work a week earlier after wage hours were increased from 14 to 19 daily with no pay raise.
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Rockwood
Tetta
Rockwood Uuslery Sills
Ford Knox
Wales
Apo
I McCormick Returns to Courthouse After Illness
District clerk Hart McCormick resumed duties in his courthouse office on Monday after two months of illness following surgery and subsequent complications. The report notes McCormick faced a difficult recovery period and was briefly treated for unspecified conditions.
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I McCormick
Hart McCormick
MecCormick
Lindbergh ransom figure testifies on grand jury
New York April 1 1961 John F. Condon the Lindbergh ransom intermediary says he cannot add to the grand jury probe of the so called confessions surrounding the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. In Trenton Dr Condon testifies about paying Hauptmann $50000 to ransom the Lindbergh child as the grand jury investigates another man Paul B Wendel of Trenton. Meanwhile Dallas detectives withhold formal charges against Lloyd Doyle in a milk company holdup as they pursue related robberies and the possible connection to the August Tuer kidnapping case.
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Jom F. Condon
Pat 4
Wendel
Condenso
Allyne M. Preaman
Goreman
Trenton
N. J
John F
Jeffier) Condel
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Paul B. Wendel
Brooklyn
Lindberth
Wiliam FL McGuinness
Martin Bleefeld
Moe Taylor
McGuinness
Thas
Hoffman
Dr. Condon
Grand Jury
Bronx
Hauptmann
Jassie
Dallas
Lloyd
Black~ le
Doyle
Lmter
Will Frits
Illinois
August Tuer
David Sherman
Kansas City
Missouri
Marinety
California
Frits
Noyle
Federal Jurist Weds in Louisiana
Judge Thomas Whitfield Davidson of the Northern District of Texas married Mrs. Clastince Warder of Marshall Texas in New Orleans. Local and visiting jurists and friends attended the ceremony today.
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WEW Omlcans
Thomas Whitfield Davidson
Peder Mstrich Court of the Northern
Dierict
Texas
Clastince Warder
Marshall
New Orleans
Easter Riots and Prayer Across the Faithful Observance
Riots and bombings disrupted Easter observances as millions joined in traditional rites. Priests and pilgrims processed to the holy sepulchre in Jerusalem while Rome faced Pope Pius health limits mass. In Moscow and Mexico City crowds attended services, with casualties reported from a church bombing and a section of a boardwalk collapse.
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Vatican
St. Peter's
Pope
Italy
Presigent
Mexico City
Warra Halla
Asbury Park
N. O
Chicago
Soldier Field
Winston-Salem
N.C
Bethlehem
Hollywood
Calif
Bon
Los Angeles
Mt. Rubidoux
Riverside
Colorado Springs
Lawton
Oklo
Kidnaper Loses in Supreme Court
Washington April 1 Arthur Gooch a southwest pat row figure facing a death penalty after the Lindbergh kidnap case lost his bid in the Supreme Court his claim that the law was unconstitutional was rejected in today’s ruling
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Supreme Court
Washington
H— Arthur Gooch
Patrow
Lingbergh
Ars
Salvation Army drive under way in New York
On April 14 2010 two thousand volunteers began canvassing in New York to raise 500000 dollars for the Salvation Army. Chalmers Woot chairman of the Citizens Appeal announced that 72909 dollars had already been received at headquarters.
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New York
Salvation Army
Chalmers Woot
Citizens Appeal
Sally Protests Nude Picket At Skin Game War
In San Diego Calif nudist colony members picketed Sally during a bare truth about nudism act. A guard kept pickets away as Sally vowed legal action if the shooting event is denied. Mary Pomeroy the younger faction urged restraint but faced disobedience.
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Ban Diego
Calif
Apel
Ally Rand
Sally
Toough
Mary Pomeroy
Labor Bales Hal Projects Largely Abandoned
Washington April 13. A battler of opposition to organized labor is said to be ready to drop his first move to co ordinate railroad projects. Joseph Eastman, state coordinator, says Roosevelt prompted negotiators to confer before halting efforts. Other sources say the projects may be dropped entirely.
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Washington
New Deal
Reweanossttate
Joseph B. Eastivan
Roosevelt
Eastman
East
Unis
West Texas Historical Association to Meet in Graham May 2
Abilene April 13. The West Texas Historical Association will hold its annual convention at Graham on May 2. Emmett M. Landers serves as secretary-treasurer. Crane of Sweetwater is president.
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Historical Group
Abilene
West Texas ‘Historical Association
Graham
Emmett M. Landers
Enagunces
Fordge
Crane
ANNOR WARNS OF FASCISM AT SAN ANTONIO SPEECH ATTEMPT
Robert Minor, U S Communist and journalist, warned of fascism during a San Antonio event and planned to speak near the courthouse. His venue was denied by parking-lot owners, prompting him to seek alternative spaces and attend a city council meeting to discuss the matter.
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America
Ater Perty
Robert Minor
United States
Minor
K. Quin
Tin San Pedro Playhouse
Quin
Cty Hall
Townsend Clubs
Inday
Huey Long
Dover
NRA
NIRA
Nationa
Babor Perkins
Carpenters Union
Menger Hotel
Tom Mooney
George Jennings
San
Burke Case Concluded in District Court Judgment
The Burke trust fund case ended with Judge Frederick Stevens granting judgment for the state and against Burke and his bondsmen, the Independent Indemnity Company of New York, and in favor of Royal Indemnity Company. The state indemnity totaled 8198.31, Royal Indemnity paid 1622.89, linked to an agreed judgment. Case had spanned since 1931, tied to Burke then county clerk indicted over office accounts. Burke was convicted October 26, 1833, for appropriation of trust funds and received a three year term. pardoned November 1835.
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Royal Company
Burke
Picketa Prevent Unloading of Ship
A line of about 200 men prevented the Grace line ship from unloading freight at the docks. The vessel bowed in this morning and 77 passengers from New York disembarked. There was no disturbance.
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BAN Pedry
Vail
Apti
Flicket
Grace Line
Banta Roca
New York
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