Rioting at Ford Plant Leaves Four Dead in Detroit Area
At the River Rouge Ford plant near Detroit a violent riot involving about 3000 unemployed ended with four men dead and many injured. Police used tear gas and bullets as demonstrators clashed with officers amid accusations of communist instigation. Mary Gossman led the mob, shouting Come On Cowards as she stood with her slain sweetheart Joe York, who died in her arms.
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Pltroit
Mich
Match
Ford
National
Stard and
Aitea
River Rouge
Ford Organization
Ford Company
Detroi
Petro
Detroit
Joseph York
Joe Debrushe
Coleman Lenz
Harry Bennett
Ford Services
Jon Collins
New York
Bennett
Collins
Wiliam
Foster
John Schmien
Marvist
Dearborn
Mammoth Factory
Mary
Joe
Delray Industrial Hospital
Weather forecast predicts cloudy, continuing cold
The forecast shows cloudy skies and continued cold tonight and Wednesday with likely snow flurries.
Seven Vessels Batteried In High Seas Coast Guard Rescue Efforts
Coast Guard headquarters orders air support to locate a drifting barge off Metomkin Inlet Virginia after the barge broke from the Juggars of Norfolk with five crew. The Adriatic and other vessels including the H F Bardele and San Angelo faced heavy seas and winds as crews prepared to abandon ship. several ships reported endangered while others were saved.
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Buuletin
Washington
March
Upkoast Guard
Carrabasset
Metonkhin Inictr
Norfolk
New York
Coast Guard
White Star
Adriatic
H. F. de Bardele
Atlantic
San Angelo
Cape Henry
Norwalk
Richmond
Mars
Coyningham
George E. Badger
Boston
Radio Marine Corporation
Hatnam
Mass
Boy Bitten By Mad Dog in City Report
Paul Hubbell Jr. two year old son of Paul Hubbell of 121 Spruce street is treated for a bite from a mad dog announced by Dr G E French city health commissioner. The dog died after a brief incident and its head was sent to the state department of health. It is the first mad dog report in the city in a long time.
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Paul Hubbell, Jr
Paul Hubbell
Spruce Street
G. E. French
City Haith
State Department, of Health
French
Cold Wave to Continue Across Ohio
Ohio endures a third straight day of subfreezing weather as a strong cold front moves in. Temperatures range from 5 to 10 degrees in the north and around 10 degrees or higher elsewhere. Snow flurries and sharp winds accompany the blast. Lake Erie cities report their coldest dip of the winter with Sandusky Bay icebound and fishermen unable to venture out.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Indictments Named in Niles Kidnapping Case
Warren March. Immediate trials for two men accused in the kidnapping of Niles boy James Dejute will occur after a grand jury indicted John Demarco and Dowell Hargrave alias Kelly of Youngstown on kidnapping for extortion charges. A third secret indictment naming John Das was also reported.
U S Extends 61 8 Million In Loans To Banks
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has extended loans totaling 61,800,000 to banks and other financial organizations, disclosed today by high authority.
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U. S
Washington, March
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover Urges Deeper Cuts in Federal Spending
President Hoover pressed for drastic economies in federal expenditures to balance the budget. He cited cabinet reorganizations and legal changes, noting the Veterans Administration proposed pension-law changes saving an estimated 50 to 60 million dollars, and urged a July 1 treasury balance to deter new government bond issuance.
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Washington
March
Hoover
Special Economy Committee of
House
Veterans Administration
Veterans Bureau
National Treasury
Donations Drive Funds Shoes Clothing for Elyria Children
The City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations announced receipts of 75 dollars yesterday to continue aid for needy Elyria students. The funds let the council buy shoes and clothing after a winter storm damaged old footwear, with further donations awaited as mail delivery continued.
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City Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Elyria
Carl Wailin
Martin
Four More Days for Lorain Farm Land Week Ad
Lorain County advertises its second annual Farm Land Week running March 14 to 19. The event promises the greatest buying selling and trading profits as participants are urged to carry the sales message.
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Lorain County
Chinese Forces Sweep Yangtze Front as Peace Talks Loom
Communist and national leaders clash over who directs defense as Chinese troops push along the Yangtze Valley. Government rejects attending a peace conference unless Japan withdraws its forces, while a military council chair is contested at the capital in exile.
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Shanghat
Yangtze Valley
China
Ro Can
Koei-Shek
Central Executive Committee
Mnceting
Loxang
Lindberghs Receive Reports On Kidnap Notes Declared False
Hopewell New Jersey residents learned Col and Mrs Charles A. Lindbergh received two authentic communications from their son’s kidnappers on Sunday, a claim later branded false by an unimpeachable authority. The United Press denial noted the false report adds to the Lindbergh family's distress and quoted a source saying such notes come from cranks or chiselers.
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Hopewell
J. Vareh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
United Press
Lindbergh
Lorain Man Announces Democratic Run for County Commissioner
Winter Rose of Lorain announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Lorain County commissioner, subject to the Wax 19 primary. He has long ties to Lorain County, worked at the National Tube Company plant, and served as civil service commissioner for six years under three mayors.
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Winter Rose
Strees Lorain
Tie
Lorain County
TSF
WO Venes Spont
New Vesa
Lown
Johntown
Phillips Exeter Academy
New Hampshire
Tom J. Johnson
Lorain
National Tube Company
Rose
New Mexico
Bremhunfer Engineering Company
Mg.orain
Cromwell Steel Company
Lindbergh kidnap case tied to Johnson friend probe
Newark and New York police advance the Lindbergh baby investigation linking Henry Johnson to new tips. Witnesses describe a milk bottle ride in a green car with a driver resembling Johnson and a Norwalk lunch room sighting. Officials note inconsistencies in Fernando’s account while tracing Johnson’s movements through Hartford and Englewood boarding houses.
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Newark
N. J
March & A
Henry
Red) Johnson
Johnson
John Fernando
Southport
Fernando
Fordham
Bronx
Norwalk
Conn
Englewood
the Bistany
John
Hartford
John Johnson
Howard Pinkham
Saco
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Pinkham
Alcon
W JooSherman
Johansen Turge
Johnon
Ora
Junge
Marguerite
Dwight
Morrow
Engles
Lindwersa
Junges
Miss Betts Gow
RidgelVille Grange to Hear Elyrian Speaker
Ridgelville Grange will meet tomorrow at eight, with Gavy Finches from Elyria as guest speaker. Finney is expected to discuss governmental costs, a topic of strong Grange interest.
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Ridzeville Grange
Gavy Finches
Elyria
Finiey
Grange
Police adopt hands off approach in Lindbergh baby case
Hopewell New Jersey March 8 police shift to a hands off policy in Lindbergh negotiations as Governor Moore offers to withdraw state police from the estate. Family controls mail and interviews exclude police access while rumors about inside involvement and suspects like Capone fade as attention remains on recovering the 20 month old child.
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Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
New Lindbergh Gate Disclosures Stir Kidnap Probe
Trenton police reveal baby Lindbergh could have been removed without using the ladder by a regular exit or by someone inside the house. A broken nursery window shutter raises questions if it was opened by design. Col Schwartzkopf notes uncertainty on Lindberghs’ assurances and recent visits by Malone and Hay.
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Trenton
Nod
Lindbergh
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
Lindbergh House
Col
Mrs. Lindbersh
Betty Gow
Lindbergns
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur Garfield Hay
Hopewell
Malone
Hayes
Schwartzkopf
Col Lindbergh
New Haven Contractor Arrested in Lindbergh Kidnap Plot
Tony Mesto a Colchester contracted arrested in New Haven held on 25000 bond after a Colchester woman said she overheard him plotting to finance two men to kidnap Charles Lindbergh Jr. from Hopewell New Jersey. He was arraigned and given continuance as state police investigated.
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Lindbergh
New Haven
Conn
Marea
Tony Mesto
Colchester
Messo
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell
N. J
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