Lindbergh Baby Cremation Marks Grim Turn In Case
The Lindbergh family faced a final ritual as the baby’s body was cremated at Rosehill Cemetery near Linden. Colonel Lindbergh, state police head Behwertkopf, and other officials observed, while police pursued intermediaries Rosner Curtis and Condon in ongoing ransom and murder investigations.
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Jalsie
Lindbergh Phaving
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Nowen
Sidelights Multiply On Lindbergh Tragedy Case Across Cities
Reports from Richmond Virginia Hopewell New Jersey Danbury Connecticut Crookston Minnesota and London recount varied reactions to the Lindbergh murder case. Notes include plans to form a memorial association in honor of the baby, security measures around the victim’s remains, claims of attempted kidnapping in Minnesota, fundraising proposals to aid investigators, and editorials urging public accountability in the fight against crime.
Treasury Receipts Report From Washington May 12 Figures
Treasury receipts for May 12 show outlays of 2061 dollars and 7 cents for expenses. May 14 reports indicate totals for the period, including balances and disbursements, with multiple line items noted and amounts in dispute.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Swinnen
AIBA
Antias Fort
Akron moors the Akron airship at Sunnyvale base
In Sunnyvale California on May 4 the navy’s new lighter than air craft base welcomed the dirigible Akron. Dignitaries watched as the giant airship was moored from two portable masts after circling the San Francisco Bay area all day. Wind ballast and static caused a postponed landing in San Diego en route from Lakehurst New Jersey. Lt Cmdr Charles E. Rosendahl said Akron would stay at least for the weekend.
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Akron
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San Franclite Bay
San Diego
Lakehurst
N. J
Charles E. Rosendahl
Lindys May Await Stork in Europe
New York World Telegram reports Colonel and Mrs Charys Lindbergt plan to sail June 4 on the Nantes for Europe. They will stay at a friend’s chateau until their second child is born. Another report says they were offered a home in southern France.
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New York World-Telegram Today
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New Braunfels School Is Closed Amid Shortage
In New Braunfels a local school remained closed as staffing shortages affected operations. The article notes possible substitutes and planning for future reopening, with district officials facing ongoing constraints and community concerns.
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New Wnamffia
Rehantyra
Thartola
Ghortor
Uie Poning Vem
Labor group urges nationwide public works program
The New York State Federation of Labor executive council adopted and sent a memorial to Speaker John Garner and House members urging Congress to enact or enable legislation for a national public works program. It argues a federal bond or similar measures are needed to create jobs, boost purchasing power, and provide ongoing employment for millions of workers during the current economic crisis.
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New York
Executive
John Sullivan
Congress of the
United States
Elks Chorus to Stage Additional Concerts in City
The Elks chorus under Ernest Hauser drew praise at Municipal auditorium Friday night with 100 singers and an accompanying orchestra. Plans for more performances were announced by director John F. Messinger, including a WOAT broadcast next week and a twilight concert at Lie Sunken garden in Brackenridge park. Messinger and several composers contributed works heard during the program.
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Oil company anti trust hearings suspended in Texas
Proceedings in the Texas anti trust suit against 16 oil companies and two petroleum associations were suspended after five days of testimony before a special commissioner. No date set for resumption. A May 23 hearing will address defense pleas to an amended petition.
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Special Commission
West Texas Chamber Elects New Chief by Acclamation
Wilbur C. Hawk of Amarillo was chosen president of the West Texres chamber of commerce at a meeting of directors. The election was by acclamation. Directors voted to keep Bandeen as manager, the organization’s only paid officer, praised for his work after more than two years in the post.
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Amarillo
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Scokland Yard
Tie Hs
Dwight Godwin
School Head and Teacher Drowned in Crystal Lake Near Texarkana
TEXARKANA Texas May 14 The school superintendent at Dekalb and Miss Anna Ruth Joyner a 24 year old teacher were drowned in Crystal Lake near Anona today when a boat capsized. The accident happened while Horn was attempting to bail water from the boat about four miles west of Texarkana.
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Mt. W. Horn
Schoo
Dekalb
Anna Ruth Joyner
Crystal Lake
Anona
Horn
Anon
Chicago Cubs Hopeful Amid Turbulent Season
May 14 report notes Mrs. Anne Bidebrand as plaintiff in a divorce suit involving Mear, Charlen, and Minn. The Cubs appear unable to win all games, with remarks on management and team performance.
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Chicago
Anne Bidebrand
Charlen
Cubs
Congress Set for Final Table Work
Washington May 14. Congress winds up this week in a spirited drive to complete shaping and presenting legislation for final adjournment before the political conventions. The Senate leads a bipartisan coalition pushing the re written Dillon revenue bill while Democrats outline plans for federal relief modeled on the 1.5 billion dollar promise. The House pushes the war department appropriations bill, preserving economy measures to save over 200 million in government operations. President Hoover urges unity and a win the war spirit, aiming to balance the budget and restore confidence so credit machinery normalizes without further emergency powers.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Senate
Robinson
War Department
Fh & Dew
Society Greets Mrs Massie On Arrival In U S
Mrs Thalls Massie greeted by Ban Pranelsen today in San Francisco after arriving from Honolulu with husband Lieutenant Thomas St Massie and mother Mrs Granville Fortescue amid a round of parties. The Massie case related to the Ha waiian slaying and alleged detention had sparked years of attention. sentences of 10 years were commuted by Governor Lawrence M Judd.
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U. S
San Francisco
Thalls Massie
Ban Pranelsen Acelety
Honolulu
Lieus
Thomas St. Massie
Granville Fortescue
Lawrence M. Judd
Congress actions and hearings weekend brief
Senate debate on a tax ban continues. Nomination reviews for Judge James A. Wickerson of Chicago to the electil bench. Mining subcommittee and related hearings proceed. Rules committee weighs railroad recapture. Judiciary studies conservation bills. House considers war department appropriation and votes to roll in a 2000 army officer. Coinage committee adopts call for a monetary conference. Ways and Means studies effects of depreciated money on rate pressures.
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Chicago
Davis-Kelley
Bites
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Dreiser
Kentucky
House
War Department
International Monetary Conference
Radio Programs Catalog and Listings Summary
Radio listings for National Broadcasting and KNAC include schedule blocks, program titles, and times such as 8:00 pm and 9:00 pm. Entries feature various musical acts, orchestras, hosts, and guest performers across stations like KNAC and others. The dense listing captures diverse programs, including talk segments, comic acts, and musical showcases scheduled through the evening.
Radio Schedule Mixes CBS Music with NBC Talk Tonight
Saturday evening radio card lists CBS music programs and NBC talk shows across stations WOAT KTLA and KTBA. Public notices include wartime spy stories and music by George Olsen, Harold Reed, Ruth Etting, Don Redman, Boric Madiguera, and Guy Lombardo with various hosts, commentators, and a Dwight Godwin anecdote.
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KTBA
Mortan Downey
Tony Wons
Jacques Renard
Don Red- Man
Boric Madiguera
Maid Thwarts Kidnaper In Indianapolis Night Incident
A housemaid screamed to thwart an intruder who climbed to a roof in Indianapolis on May 11. Police say the assailant attempted to kidnap and demand a $100,000 ransom for Betty Ann Anthony, 2 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Anthony, left in care of Della Fields 44 while her parents tended a theater. The maid’s alarm helped foil the plot.
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Indianapolis
Betty Ann Anthony
James L. Anthony
Della Fields
Town Celebrates 125th Birthday in Wooster Event
WCORTER Ohio May 4 With Mrs Herbert Hoover granddaughter of one of ta founders as guest of honor this city today celebrated its milestone 125th anniversary Part of the program was the presentation is the president's wit of an honorary degree doctor of letters of humanity from Wooster college
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Wcorter
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Wooster Celiege
Flier Resumes Flight From Manila to Bangkok
May 14 report from Sism notes Fernando Hein took off for Bangkok resuming a flight from Manila after experiencing engine trouble. The flight from Madelit to Manila faced a forced return before continuing toward its destination, with efforts to troubleshoot the malfunction and complete the journey ongoing.
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Sism
Fernando Hein
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Madelit
Manila
Wie
Last Primary Voting Slated In Multiple States
The final presidential primaries of the year occur next week in New Jersey and Oregon while nine other states grant delegates to the national convention. Democratic contests in Connecticut Kansas and New Mexico set 42 delegates, with Roosevelt hoped to claim Kansas and New Mexico and a Connecticut split. Republicans choose seven delegates in five states, with 173 remaining nationwide.
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Kansas
New Aexico
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Mexico
Girl Friend and Caddie Wife Visit Jail Cell in Aftermath
Los Angeles dated May 4 reports Prank Newlands a 19 year old caddie was sentenced to one year in jail for attempting to murder Miss Wade 17 who said she would become a mother. The man and his girl friend carried her two months old son Prankie to the cell. They met after the verdict, exchanging smiles as witnesses recounted the case.
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Perera
Hoover
Los Angeles
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Newland
Mya
Japs Grant Permit to Pacific Flier
Tokio May 14 The ministry of communication granted permission to Lieut Harold Bromley American flier planning a flight from Seattle to Tokio this month He must reach the Japanese coast between Sendai and Mito and land at Banega International airport on the southern outskirts of Tokyo avoiding the Ku Ringg Islands
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Ministry of Communication
Loisy
Permisson
Harold Bromley
Seattle
Japan
Minthe
Sendal
Mito
Banega International
Tokla
Kurile Islands
Methodists Hear Robinson Hyde in Atlantic City program
The Methodist Episcopal general conference men’s council met in Atlantic City on May 14 for a weekend on “the duties in the modern world.” Speakers included Benatar Joseph T. Robinson secretary of agriculture Arthur Hyde Bishop E H Hughes of Chicago Bishop F J McDonnell of New York Dr Mestan S Blee of Detroit and others.
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