Lindbergh Kidnapping Leads Continue to Be Followed
Hopewell police report important leads in the Lindbergh kidnapping case as Col. Lindbergh returns from a mysterious trip away from town. A seaplane sighting at Martha's Vineyard, Mass., is linked to the investigation while Col. Lindbergh may share a statement in the next bulletin. Major Schoeffel’s England visit adds to cautious optimism about new evidence or contact.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Col. Lindbergh
Hoe
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Lindbergh
H. Norman Schwartzkonf
Col. Lndbergh
Sallie
Charles Schoeffel
England
Masons Conduct Services For S. J. George
Last rites for S. J. George 67 longtime Justice of the Peace were held at the Masonic Temple with Elyria Commandery Knights Templar directing. A 32nd degree Mason, he was buried per lodge observances. six past commanders served as pallbearers. Burial moved to Brookdale Cemetery with a guard of honor named from the lodge.
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S. J. George
Masonic Temple
Elyria Commandry Knights Templar
George
Brookdale Cemetery
EB. J. Crisp
A. J. Plocher
W. J. Robinson
D. A. Williams
James A. Hewitt
P. G. Worcester
A. Beebe
J. B. Loughry
Rockwood
L. V. Banning
K. W. Plocher
R. R. Bevard
Normal Spring Weather Near Columbus Ohio
Weather officials report near normal spring warmth after a winter of unusual conditions. Thermometers fell to the 20s overnight as a steady temperature rise is forecast with possible rain. Saturday reached 75 degrees before a sharp fall from a high morning wind and rain clouds across the state.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Weather forecast for Ohio cloudiness and warmup
Increasing cloudiness with slowly rising temperature tonight and Tuesday. The outlook suggests possible rain on Tuesday as conditions shift. The forecast emphasizes modest warming and a chance of showers later in the period.
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Ohio
President Hoover urges rapid national economy program
President Hoover urged Congress to form a complete national program of economy through a joint House and Senate body. He called for rapid action and nonpartisan effort to implement the plan, noting delays in cutting expenditures by about 20 million dollars to balance the budget for the new fiscal year.
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House
Senate
Washington
Hoover
Congress
April Term of Court Begins With Presiding Judge Named
The January term of common pleas court closed this morning and the April term began with Judge W. B. Thompson presiding. Eighteen jurors were drawn from the jury wheel to serve as petit jurors, including residents from Elyria Lorain Oberlin Ridgeville Wellington Amherst and Carlisle Township.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Agnes Hunter
Paul Wellert
Mary Eshman
Lorain
Jos
H. Subject
Margaret Ehrhart
Ethel Lagco
William Berry
Horace Smith
Dale Woods
Jos. Verico
Louis Walters
Charles S. Gray
Dan
Harding
Ridgeville
Byron Shaffstall
Oberlin
W. H. Rothgery
B. J. Feron
Carlisle Township
A. G. Mills
Wellington
Mattie Hamann
Amherst
Flames Destroy Barn And Its Contents
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn, three autos, a cow and a heifer owned by P. W. Bruce on Indian Hollow road at about 4 AM. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to combat the blaze, but nothing inside could be saved. Barn valued at about $1,000, not including cattle, machinery, and hay.
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P. W. Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Four Ely Men Die in Plane Crash Near Duluth
Four Ely men Cheron Fuller age 23 who piloted the Stinson-Detroiter plane and owners H K B Kurviness 33 V J Sonero 32 and W Sonero 28 all of Ely were killed in a crash near Duluth after leaving Ely at 4 am for Detroit. Weather was cloudy at departure.
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Ely
Minn
Wuluth
Detroit
Cheron Fuller
H. K B. Kurviness
Central Garage
V. J. Sonero
W. Sonero
Kurviness
Sonero
Mrs Fosdick Kills Two Children in Tragic Case
In Montclair New Jersey on April 4 Mrs Raymond B Fosdick wife of a prominent New York lawyer shot and killed her two children Susan 15 and Raymond Blaine Jr 3 then died by suicide. She had recent nervous disorder treatment. Fosdick is brother of Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick and long active in the Democratic party.
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Montclair
N. J
Raymond B. Fosdick
New York
Victor B. Seidler
Fosdick
Susan
Raymond Blaine, Jr
Fosdicks
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Democratic Party
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports show Bowery Savings Bank deposits up by 16.75 million since January. Cleveland auto makers enter Q2 with optimism fueled by Ford GM and Chrysler sales drives. Kelvinator and Leonard Electric Refrigerators shipments rise about ten percent in Q1. Cook County auto registrations rise to 3080 in March from 2914 in February. U S cotton exports March total 931,210 bales, up from 615,492 a year ago. Albany tax motor fuel January receipts reach 98,936,925 gallons versus 93,684,946 in March 1931.
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New York
Kelvinator
Leonard Electric
H. W. Burfitt
New Orleans
United States
Hester
Albany
Gentleman bank robber admits 14 heists totaling near $100000
Chicago police say Donald Loftus, 36, confessed to 14 bank robberies across Illinois California and Cincinnati totaling about $100000. Loftus described as a lone wolf used two .45 pistols and avoided firing a shot, with arrests tied to a mother’s complaint about his pursuit of her daughter. Witnesses identified him in five robberies.
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Chicago
Donald Loftus
William Shoemaker
Fortus
Loftus
Flames sweep Winchester in Adams County blaze
Fire swept through Winchester business district destroying an entire block and damaging homes and businesses in Adams County. Estimated loss exceeds $100,000. Local crews were aided by departments from Sardinia Seaman and Hillsboro after a 3 a m start. fire under control by 6 a m.
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Winchester
Adams County
Joss
Sardinia
Seaman
Hillsboro
Peters Named Moose Club Secretary in Elyria
J L Peters of 144 Harvard Avenue was announced as secretary of the Moose Lodge by Leo McLaughlin. Peters succeeds Henry J Smith. REALTORS WILL MEET Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board sets a 7 30 p m meeting in room 425 Elyria Savings and Trust Building as announced.
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L. Peters
Moose Club
J. L. Peters
Harvard Avenue
Moose Lodge
Leo McLaughan
Lodge
Peters
Henry J. Smith
Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
John Harding
G. BR. Findley
G. A. Resek
A. Z. Tillotson
William C. Miller
Lorain County Bar Association
Hal Johnson
Holes torn in bag of Graf Zeppelin at Friedrichshafen
The Graf Zeppelin scraped the airport antenna at Friedrichshafen on its way to Pernambuco with eight passengers and 43 crew. Repairs completed by noon and the ship to leave at 4 30 a m Tuesday. Three holes four to six feet in diameter opened in the outer bay due to a temperature drop. Passenger Rudi Lang, five and a half, to join parents in Buenos Aires after Pernambuco.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Pernambuco
Brazil
Zeppelin
Trudi Lang
Stuttgart
Buenos Aires
Rudi
Many Seek Place As Justice Of The Peace
A committee of the Elyria Lawyers Club will review applicants for the vacant justice of the peace post caused by the death of Justice 5. J. George. The panel will assess qualifications and report to the Elyria township trustees, who plan a special meeting next Friday to make the appointment.
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Elyria Lawyers’ Club
Justice of the Peace
J. George
Elyria Township
Two Small Fires Reported to Elyria Fire Department
Elyria firemen were called to two small blazes yesterday, but both were already out upon arrival. The first, near Mrs. Eva Pettibone’s home at 217 Third Street, involved a cardboard box in the basement catching fire from chimney sparks. a boarder moved the box outside and no damage occurred. The second, at Frank Harrison’s Stop 11 residence, involved papers and rags near an oil stove igniting baseboard. neighbors and Harrison doused the fire with water and a extinguisher, with only slight damage.
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Elyria
Eva Pettibone
Third Street
Frank Harrison
W. N. Bates
Harrison
School Board And Council To Meet For Budget Talks
Following tonight’s council session, the city and school administrations will discuss a general reduction of coats in both districts. The meeting aims to align spending across school and city operations with potential cost cuts.
Honor Slaying Trial Opens in Honolulu Today
In Honolulu on April 4, an American matron Mrs Granville Roland Fortescue her son in law Lieut Thomas H Massie and enlisted men Edward J Lord and Albert G G Jones stand trial for the second degree murder of Joe Hahawat a native abducted and killed after being linked to an attack on Massie's wife. Clarence Darrow leads the defense as police cite circumstantial evidence but no witnesses have been found.
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Honolulu
Navaii
Granville Roland Fortescue
Thomas H. Massie
Edward J. Lord
Albert G. G. Jones
Clarence Darrow
Joe Hahahawat
Lieut
Massie
Bernstein Trial Under Way in Elyria Fraud Case
In Cleveland on April 4, testimony described allegedly fake recommendations from non existent persons used to promote Rosemere Poultry Farms Inc. Stenographer Helen Jedding testified she typed letters of recommendation for Irwin J Bernstein and that the signers were fictitious. The defense urged that the farm failed due to investor defaults while government witnesses claimed profits disappeared after initial payments. The jury was expected to begin deliberations.
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Cleveland
Irwin J. Bernstein
Rosemere Poultry Farms Inc
Elyria
Helen Jedding
Cincinnati
Chicken
Man
Rosemeade
First National Bank of
Elyria Board of Trade
Industrial Financing Corporation of
Samuel H. West
Henry Levine
Bernstein
Youths bound to grand jury in assault with intent to rob
Tony Mee and George Brotherton, both 20 of 133 South Logan Street, held on 1500 bond each after pleading guilty to assault with intent to rob Mahlon Caldwell. They approached Caldwell on East River Road in a car, demanded his car, and fired two blank cartridges when Caldwell fought back. Caldwell escaped, license number recorded, deputies traced the car, and Mee and Brotherton confessed at county jail. Guns and disguises were recovered with other clothing.
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Tony Mee
George Brotherton
South Logan Street
Walter H. Watts
Mahlon Caldwell
Ninth Street
Caldwell
East River Road
Clarence Adams
Brotherton
County
Hast River Road
Farm Women To Be Indians For Day
Lorain County farm women will join at the Y M C A for a Get Acquainted Day sponsored by the county agricultural extension service and the farm women's home council. About 200 women enrolled will be divided into tribes Apache Triquois Shawnee Chickasaw Algonquin Cherokee and Blackfeet for games and stunts. The program runs from 10 a m to afternoon with a noon dinner and includes talks by Mrs. J J Prindle and Miss Alice Bird on home council work and women's projects for 1982 and winter 1932 33.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Farm Women's Home Council
Alice Bird
Home Council
J. J. Prindle
The
Miss Bird
County Extension Service
Two Farm Fatalities In Elyria And Grafton Areas
Two men died in weekend farm accidents near Elyria and Grafton. William Ganders, 48, a World War II veteran, fell into a milk cooling tank on Ralph Fowl’s farm and died at Memorial hospital after rescue attempts. Coroner's report cites pulmonary congestion and heart failure. John B. Reinders, 66, hit by a breaking sawdust suction fan while sawing logs on his farm, died at Memorial hospital. Reinders is survived by wife and three children, with funeral planned in Grafton and Elyria. The incidents occurred Saturday afternoon and Sunday evening respectively, with local volunteers aiding in resuscitation efforts.
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Elyria
Grafton
William Ganders
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Fowl
Telegraph Road
John B. Reinders
Bank Road
South
Jof Hloria
Ganders
Fowl
Wilbur Congwer
T. A. Peebles
Sixth
Cunel
France
Reinders
Howard Donahue
Joseph
William
Henry
Henrietta Plas
Misa Katherine Reinders
Cleveland
John Holwick
Church of the Immaculate Conepeegons
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sudro Funeral Home
J. H. Amore
American Legion
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Thief Steals Electric Appliances in Columbus Break‑in
A weekend burglary at an electrical shop in Columbus, Ohio, left a thief with a fondness for electricity, taking an electric clock, an electric cooker, and an electric toaster. Police believe the crime may have been a coincidence or linked actions.
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Columbus, O
Escape With 900 From Cleveland Sausage Firm
Eighteen employees and a cashier at a Cleveland sausage company were held up by three men. The trio escaped with 800 in cash and 4060 in checks during the robbery. Police pursued the suspects and searched the area.
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Cleveland
Fighteen
Spring Classifieds Urge Local Trade and Sale Ads
Local readers are reminded to use the Spring classified section to buy sell and trade farm seeds machinery stock and related items. The ad seeks wide participation from Lorain County residents to move items quickly as seasonal needs rise.
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Lorain County
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