Lindbergh Kidnap Case Hope Believed Alive In New Jersey
Police in New Jersey announce belief the Lindbergh baby is alive and efforts shift to on the level racketeers Salvatore Spitale and Irving Bitz as go betweens. Col. Lindbergh isolates family awaiting potential news while press conferences unfold at Hopewell and Sourland Mountain.
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New York
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Storms Across Atlantic Seaboard Cause Deaths and Damage
Storms sweeping from Texas to Florida killed seven people and damaged property across the eastern states. Coast guardsmen drowned near Atlantic City and a youth died in Washington DC from the blizzard. Chicago saw temperatures near zero as a separate cold spell hit the Midwest. Boats were damaged off Cape Henry and Clearwater, Florida, where residents used smudge pots to protect crops.
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Noted Woman Emily Kneubuhl to Speak at Local Dinner
Miss Emily Kneubuhl, New York City executive secretary, will address the Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club at 6 39 p.m. Monday in First Congregational Church parlors. The event, open to the public, features a program led by Miss Minerva Seaton with guests from service clubs and professional groups.
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Elyria
First Congregational Church
Minerva Seaton
Knenbuhl
Emily R. Knenbuhl
New York City
The Weather Forecast Ohio Review
Ohio forecast calls for generally fair skies and continued cold spell tonight and Tuesday. Snow flurries are expected in the northeast portion tonight, bringing brief wintry reminders.
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Ohio
General TD A Crotty Dies Suddenly in Cleveland
General TD A Crotty longtime secretary of the Cleveland and Toledo Grand Commandery of the Knights of St. John died Saturday afternoon at his daughter's home on Columbia avenue. He served forty four years in the order and was a former Brigadier General of Ohio's 1st Brigade and grand secretary for twenty eight years. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at St. Marys Church with a military funeral in full regalia and burial in Calvary Cemetery Cleveland.
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Columbia Avenue
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Cleveland and
Toledo
Cairns
Thomas Fretter
Cleveland
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Renowned Bandmaster John Philip Sousa Dies
John Philip Sousa, famed bandmaster and composer of military marches, died in Reading, Pennsylvania, after a career leading the Marine Band and Sousa's Band. Burial is planned for Thursday at Congressional Cemetery in Washington.
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Grand Jury To Meet Tomorrow In Lorain County
The Lorain county grand jury is to meet tomorrow for the second session of the term. Thirteen cases are scheduled to come before the jurors and several original cases are expected. Cases will be presented by Prosecutor Don W. Myers and Assistant Prosecutor John Harding.
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Lorain County
Dr Cushing to Address T W T Club Meeting
Dr Cushing will speak at the T W T Club gathering tomorrow. The group, a crop of young men, meets each Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday morning at the 310 A A building. The talk will be followed by organization of basketball teams for a series of games.
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Thorss F. Cushing
Samos
Briand World Statesman Dies at Home in Paris
Briand veteran apostle of world peace and a dominant French leader died of heart disease at his residence. He was 69, a premier and foreign minister at various times, famed for steering postwar diplomacy and shaping the Locarno Pact and war debt settlements. His death shocks Paris as tributes recall his career and influence.
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Aristide Briand
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France
League of Nations
Germany
Ruhr
Gustave Stresemann
Tie
Rhineland
Washington
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Wellegs
Lorain Insurance Broker Karl Frank Seeks County Recorder Nomination
Karl Frank of Lorain announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Recorder. A lifelong Lorain County resident and Lorain High and Business College alum, he runs an insurance and bonding business from the Commercial building with offices in Lorain. He is married with one daughter and resides at 747 Mildred Avenue. Frank is active in Republican circles and affiliated with the Moose and other fraternal groups.
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Lorain
Torain County
Business College
Mildred Avenue
Wagles, Moose
United American Mechanics and Lorain Insurance Association
Lindberghs Authorize Go betweens To Act
The Lindberghs appoint trusted intermediaries to handle affairs amid ongoing negotiations. The move centralizes outreach and decision making through designated agents. The arrangement aims to streamline communications and protect interests during sensitive talks.
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Lindberghs
Lindbergh Nurse Betty Gow Denies Kidnap Link
In London on March 7 the Lindbergh case drew comment from the nurse Betty Gow who says she knows nothing of the kidnaping and saved the Lindbergh baby. The father cites her as a friend of Johnson and notes her letters describe loneliness at the Lindbergh home without indicating romance.
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London
Betty Gow
Glasgow
Daily Express
Johnson
Betty
Take All Profit Out Of War Amendment Proposes Change
In a senate submission, an amendment to the Constitution aims to remove profit from war as part of a bipartisan war policies commission report. President Hoover released the commission’s findings after demands from the Ameri Legion for capital parity with labor during war.
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Amer + Legion
Lindbergh Baby Case Suspect Johnson Near Release
Newark dispatch reports Henry Red Johnson, linked to the Lindbergh case through an alibi and the milk bottle clue, is believed to be released as authorities claim his movements and statements are satisfactorily explained. Marine surveyor Johansen Junge, who corroborated Johnson, was also freed.
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Red) Johnson
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Fogarty
America
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Ibi
Betty Gow
Gow
Connecticut
Mamie Maloney
Englewood
Junge
Dwight W. Morrow
Frank Brex
State Police
Hopewell
Hartford
Auto Crash Injures Woman on Clevesnd Road
Ida Jaroch of 523 Woodland Avenue sustained injuries in a Sunday evening auto crash at Stop 68 Cleesnd road when her car collided with a machine driven by L M Brandt of 389 Bon Air Avenue. She was taken to Memorial hospital in shock.
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Ida Jaroch
Woodland Avenue
Cleesnd Road
L. M. Brandt
Bon Air Avenue
Henry Mocoht
Bob Rogers
Miss Jarod
Memorial Hospital
Elderly Woman Injured After Steps Fall
Mrs. Albert Pycraft a 71 year old resident of Abbe Road sustained multiple injuries when she slipped on stone steps yesterday. She was taken to Memorial Hospital where her condition is reported fair.
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Albert Pycraft
Abbe Road
Memorial Hospital
Spitale Sees Lindbergh Baby Return Safe
Salvatore Spitale spoke to United Press amid media scrutiny over his alleged link to the Lindbergh kidnapping. He urged patience, said he would act as a potential intermediary, and claimed no plans to sensationalize the case while awaiting the baby's return.
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Umgansland
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United Press
Lorain Man Enters Candidacy for County Recorder
Neptune of Lorain announces his bid for the office of County Recorder in the Republican primary on May 10, 1952. A 1 time World War Social Service trainer, former Lorain Water Works cashier, and ex Federal Census assistant supervisor, he is a 15 year county resident and Ohio Wesleyan University graduate now selling life insurance.
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Lorain
Ohio Westeyan University
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