Estate trial opens over Washington Post trust removal
In DC Superior Court on May 17, three McLean children sue to remove Edward McLean as co trustee of the Washington Post estate. They claim trust dissipation and harm to the paper. McLean reportedly is hospitalized in Paris.
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Washington
D. C
Edward
McLean
Fost Pubeher
Tate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
John R
Bard B. Dr
Emily
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Julius Peyser
Themerican Hospital
Paris
Nelin T. Hartson
MrscLean
Washington Post
Education for Citizenship Called Failure in Buffalo
A Caswell Elli of Cleveland College and Western Reserve University told the American Association for Adult Education that citizenship training has failed to meet the demands of the era. He spoke at a round-table conference in Buffalo and cited World War and the ensuing burden of hate and fear as evidence of diminished sincerity and intelligence in international dealings.
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Buffalo
N. Y
A. Caswell Elli
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
American Association For Adult Education Today
Bilis
New Jersey Readies 100000 Reward for Lindbergh Case
Trenton May 17 The state moves to offer a 100000 reward for capturing the Lindbergh baby kidnapers and murderers Col Lindbergh is to be asked to waive objections reinforcing state efforts to bring the criminals to justice Officials note the obstacle to a reward is removed and a business venture ad appears in the same column
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Trenton
N.J
INS
New Jersey
Lindbergh
New Jersey Senate
Colonel Lindbergh
Joyrides of 15 Judges Spark Senate Records Debate
Washington reports accuse 29 federal judges of abusing expense accounts to vacation in New York while sitting on the Southern New York district bench. LaGuardia cites $27,025 in subsistence and travel over varied trips, with judges from Connecticut to California. Critics urge keeping extra judges in New York until work clears the congestion.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Congressional Record
LaGuardia
Republican
House
Comptroller General
Laench
California
Wyoming
Colorado
Texas
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Kansas
Ilinois
LaGuarra
O'Connor
Democrat
Thomas W. Swab
Mew Haven
Conn
Hartle B. Chase
Brattleboro
Fia
Brooklyn
Clarence GC. Galston
Four Face Prohibition Charges Over North Alamo Liquor Raid
In a trial, Albert Rasmussen Barry Fey Ted Law and Robert Borge are charged with violation of the prohibition act after witnesses testified about visiting an establishment at 1316 1-3 North Alamo and purchasing liquor. Prohibition agents described a raid on March 29 with two rations of whiskey and gin seized and a customer card index found.
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North Alamo Street
Dty
Albert Rasmussen
Barry Fey
Ted Law
Robert Borge
Jude R. J. McMillan
Rald
John
R. F. Kline Jr
F.R. Hutchins
Uvalde
Rasmussen
Kline
Fey
J. H. Raley
Prohibition
Maron 29
Grain Men Hear Farm Board Hit
Frank A. Theis retiring president of the Kansas City board of trade said conditions in the grain business will not improve until the farm board disposes of hoarded grain and the government abdicates from the business during the closing session of the Texas Grain Dealers association convention in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Frank A. Theis
Kansas City Board of Trade
Texas Grain Dealers’ Association
Lindy’s Mother Back in School in Detroit Teaching Chemistry
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh mother of Col Charles A Lindbergh returned to Cass Technical High School today to teach chemistry after a visit to New Jersey. The departure came after the discovery of her grandson’s body in the kidnapping case.
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Lindy
Detroit
Mich
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cass Technical High Schhool
New Jersey
Corpus Air Mail Set to Start June 1
Letters from across the country will be sent to Corpus Christi to receive a special cachet for air mail. Corpus Christi will join the San Antonio Brownsville air mail route beginning June 1, per San Antonio Postmaster P. G. Lucas.
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Corpus
Kidnap Probe Seeks Key Suspects in Shipping Case
In a sprawling New Jersey New York inquiry into the Lindbergh baby kidnapping investigators press the coast guard chase for a mothership tied to ransom talks led by Condon. Governor Moore thanks federal aid while state police chief Schwarzkopf asks governors to scrutinize jail inmates for possible links to the case. An injured pigeon found in Lowville gives a faint lead but no registry, as officials push to seize those aboard the ship connected to the abduction.
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Bronx
New York
Condon
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Jassie
Ranson
Schwarzkop
Lowville
Moore
Schwarnkopf
Ingull Auction Postponed Again
New York on May 17 reports another postponement of the auction of common shares of a major unit operated by a New York bank loan collateral. The sale had been set for May, with three previous postponements noted.
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New York
Moyal
Railroad Unions Split Over Economic Reform Plan
Washington May and a conference between President Hoover and six railroad groups sparked disagreement among the four million railroad brotherhoods over economic methods. The debate focuses on a plan from seven presidents aligned with Alfred E. Smith proposing a 25 year moratorium on foreign debts and gradual cancellation funded by boosted American imports.
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Washington, D. C
Mayne
TNS
Hoover
Seven Brotherhoods
Alfred E. Smith
Joyner Funeral Held in Harlingen
Joyner, a longtime Harlingen resident, died at the family home. Funeral services were held at noon Tuesday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Flynn V. Long officiating. Surviving are her husband, two daughters Evelyn and Jane Lee, her mother Mrs. J. B. McColla, a sister Mrs. C. L. Sitter of Tyler, and a brother J. F. McColla of San Pedro.
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Harlingen
Texas
O. N. Joyner
Presbyterian Church
Flynn V. Long
Evelyn
Jane Lee
J. B., McColla
C. & Lessiter
Tyler
J. F McColla
San Pertitta
Lindy Motive Unexplained in Kidnap Murder Case
Trenton New Jersey May 17 police search the Atlantic seaboard for the Lindbergh baby kidnappers. Officials say the motive remains unknown hindering the investigation likening it to a fog. The leading theory credits gangsters for ransom, a view echoed by Governor Moore. A plea for ads appears after the text.
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Trenton
N. J
Ab-lanlic Seaboard
Lke
Oie Camne
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
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