Visitor at Lindbergh home in ongoing search drama
Hopewell S J March 24 Morris Rogier private investigator in the Lindbergh kidnapping case spent the morning at the Lindbergh home, then left by taxi after refusing to answer questions. He may be working for Col Henry Breckenridge. Police still pursue leads as reports place the child’s whereabouts in Colombia and on New York area raids yield no evidence.
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Hopewell
S. J
Morris Rogier
Lindbergh
Spearland Mountain
Bat
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Harry Freischner
Abe Wagner
Detroit “Purple Gang
Greenport
L.f
New York
Bronx
Buenanura
Colombia
Ralph Shelton
Sehenecta
Albany
H. Norman Schiwartzkopf
Missouri student claims self defense in hazing dispute
Columbia, March 24 A Missouri University law student Burnis Frederick says he fired to defend himself when three engineering students confronted him to retaliate for kidnapping their prom queen Frederick says a gang rushed him as he stepped from his rooming house and he cannot recall starting to shoot Luckey is hospitalized near death He faced a 31000 bond on concealed weapons charges after wounding Frank Luckey Jerry Ceba and Frank Love in the incident
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Columbia
Missouri University Law
Burnis Frederick
Frank Luckey
Jerry Ceba
Frank Love
Luckey
Frederick
Mary Louise Butterfield
Kansas City
Ensingers
Stuandents
Board Calls For Another Hundred Million Dollars
Washington reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board has called the Treasury for an additional 100 million dollars of subscribed capital stock. This brings total called capital to 3500 million of the 3500 million subscribed, reflecting another step in financing.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Iorday
Corporation
The
Treasury
Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Cloudy, Rising Temperatures
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies with warming tonight into Friday. Light rain likely in the south, while the northern portion may see snow changing to rain as temperatures rise.
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Ohio
B and O Railroad Restores Five Day Week in Akron Area
Akron division of the B and O railroad returns to a five day week Monday, affecting more than 1260 workers in Akron Cleveland Painesville Lorain Youngstown and Newcastle. Hours rise from 32 to 40 with freight car repairs locomotive overhauls and coach rebuilding for hot weather. A few furloughed workers will be reemployed per division officers.
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Akron
Cleveland
Painesville
Lorain
Youngstown
Newcastle
County to take bids for Gable ditch project
Avon Lake village officials announced a bid solicitation for improving the Gable ditch after a hearing on assessments for cleaning. The project is set for April 19 and the estimated cost is 160 dollars.
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Avon Lake Village
Lawrence P. Wagner Seeks Lorain County Sheriff Post
Lawrence P. Wagner, a Lorain County native, Democratic candidate for sheriff, has twelve years in the sheriff’s department and eighteen years running a Elyria drug store. He served in the U S Postal Department since 1915, is married with four children, and resides at 645 Lodi Street Elyria.
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Lawrence P. Wagner
Lorain County
This County
Sheriff's Department
Elyria
U. S. Postal Dept
Lodi Street
Two Deputies Die in Miller Hill Gun Attack
Collinsville police report two men killed by machine gun fire on Miller Hill near town. Joseph Colone, 43, a Collinsville politician and former St. Clair County deputy sheriff, was found with 35 bullet wounds. Charles Bowers, 41, of Collinsville, recently acquitted in a federal prohibition case, lay 20 feet away on the highway.
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Collinsville
St. Clair County
Miller Hill
Joseph Colone
Charles Bowers
Springfield
Elyrians Must Register By April 19 For Primary Election
Elyrians not registered or who have moved precincts must register or transfer at the Board of Elections office in Elyria Savings and Trust Building by Tuesday April 19 to be eligible to vote in the May 10 primary, announced today by E. E. Sperry deputy clerk.
Verdict Awarded In Lorain Car Crash Case
Dorothy Gentle, 21, of 1175 F street Lorain, was awarded a verdict of 12 560 by a jury in common pleas court yesterday against George Wagner Sandusky. The verdict covers injuries sustained when her automobile was struck by Wagner’s car on Erie avenue Lorain on April 28 1929. The plaintiff had asked for 20 000.
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Dorothy Gentle
F Street
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
George Wagner
Sandusky
Erie Avenue
Believe Woman Kidnapping Victim
Central City Nebraska March 24 Laura Morrison an Aurora beauty parlor operator is missing and believed kidnapped. Sheriff J J Moir says Mrs F Wall partner received a ransom note demanding 1009 dollars to be mailed to General Delivery Lincoln the money not mailed. Morrison was last seen in Grand Island awaiting a bus to Aurora.
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Bulletin
Central City
Neb
Laura Morrison
Aurora
J. J. Moir
Merrick County
F. Wall
Lincoln
Miss Morrison
Grand Island
Friends
Mohr
Wall
Washington trip canceled for Elyria YMCA boys
Disheartening news at the Elyria Y M C A as the annual Washington trip for the boys division is definitively canceled due to insufficient reservations. More than a dozen boys, some with months of anticipation, must give up spring vacation plans and look to next year’s trip hoped for in 1992.
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Elyria
Washington
Heavy Fighting Reported in Manchuria Town
Nanking reports heavy fighting between Chinese volunteers and Japanese troops at Suichung Manchuria. Chao Sin Peh mayor of Mukden and leader of Manchurian independence movement reportedly arrested by Japanese. Details on troops involved and battle extent unavailable. Chinese leaders withholding comment pending more information.
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Nanking
Suichung
Manchuria
Chao Sin- Peh
Mukden
Scientists Find Cause And Treatment For Pernicious Anemia
Scientists at the University of Cincinnati report a breakthrough in pernicious anemia linking lack of a gastric juice factor to the disease. They injected normal gastric juice into patients and saw a rapid rise in red blood cell counts, attributing the active principle to a substance named Addisin that stimulates bone marrow.
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Cincinnatio
Ctistening Laboratories
University of Cincinnati
Journal of the
American Medical Association
United Press
W. B. Castle
Roger $. Morris
Former Elyria Pastor Speaks Here On Friday
Rev W Birkner of Ft Wayne Ind will speak at the last noonday Lemon service tomorrow noon in St John s Lutheran Church A capacity crowd is expected as he formerly led St John s for nine years He now serves as Director of Missions for the Central District He will describe how Paradise Lost became Paradise Regained. Also today Rev Theodore Schurdel of Cleveland spoke on Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sins of the world The service was led by Rev F Schumm of Grace Church and featured the SL John s Christian Day School chorus directed by P M Schroeter
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W. Birkner
Ft. Wayne
Ind
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Birkner
St. John's
Central District
Theodore Schurdel
Cleveland
F. Schumm
Grace Church
SL. John’s Christian Day School
P. M. Schroeter
Action on Shoals Bill Advances in House Military Affairs
bulletin from Washington reports the House Military Affairs Committee approved the Muscle Shoals Bill by 13 to 8. It grants a liberal leasing provis ion for nitrate facilities while keeping government control of power. The president would appoint a three member board to oversee leasing for fertilizer production, with preference given to states and non profit farming groups.
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Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
Chamberlain Seeks Probate Judge Nomination
Former Senator Korze Chamberlain, a lifelong Elyria resident, seeks the Republican nomination for Lorain County Probate Judge. A longtime public servant, he served two terms as State Senator, led the Elyria Board of Education, chaired county GOP groups, and practiced law. He lives at 538 5th Street, Elyria.
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Korze WV
Chamberlain
Lorain County
Elsrna
Board of Education of
Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Lorain County Bar Association
Sth St
Founder of 01 Ranch Defies Court Order
Marland, March 24. Zack Miller founder of the 101 Ranch turned the White House into an armed fort and fired a shot at two attorneys serving papers for an auction sale to satisfy creditors. Attorneys Wilson and Sullivan fled to call the sheriff as Miller, then ill, claimed the sale illegal and defended his actions.
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Marland
Okla
Col
Zack
Miller
101 Ranch
White House
R. C. Wilson
Ponca City
Neal Sullivan
Newkirk
Fred CC. Clarke
United Press
Weather Outlook With Light Rain Likely In Ohio Tennessee
Washington dispatch reports the U S weather bureau declining to forecast faster weather. Light rains expected to begin in the Ohio Valley and lower Lake regions and Tennessee tonight or tomorrow, with similar showers across the Middle Atlantic states 12 to 24 hours later. Westward disturbances may sweep east, and mild temperatures are forecast for Sunday.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Ohia Valley
Lower Lake
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic States
Mills Says Statistics Show Strengthening U S Economy
Secretary of the Treasury Mills reported encouraging department figures indicating a definite trend toward stronger financial and economic conditions in the United States. He cautioned against predicting a boom, noting a $157 million decrease in money circulation over six weeks, interpreted as seasonally adjusted and effectively an increase in hoarding.
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Washington
Mills
United States
Parents of found Alabama storm baby identified
Clanton Ala March 24 The parents of a 22 month old girl found after a tornado were located Mr and Mrs Floyd Butler of Union Grove They are hospitalized in Birmingham with injuries from Monday s storm The baby lay in a field away from homes while hundreds of storm refugees passed by The family suffered multiple injuries and one child died The butlers three other children survived one distant cousin identified the girl and her cheerful smile
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Clanton
Ala
Alabama
Floyd Butler
Union Grove
Birmingham
Butler
Butlers
SAS Unions Pay Tribute to N Capone in Chicago Report
Two thirds of unions in Chicago are said to be controlled by or pay tribute to Al Capone's organization. Frank Loesch and a crime commissioner quote Senator BoIdleah.
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SAS
N Capone
Bulletin
Washington
Chicago
al Capone
Frank Loesch
Presiso Crime Com
Senator Boidaho
County Board Of Revision Faces A Trying Task
Lorain county officials face a heavy burden as the board of revision handles about 1500 complaints from property owners after a broad re appraisal. The board reviews valuations on roughly 90 000 parcels and must justify tax charges based on those figures while owners offer to sell their properties to the board to challenge valuations.
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County Board of Revision
Lorain
C. S. Kelser
N. 2. Backus
P. Murray
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Board of Revision
Federal personnel consolidation proposal moves forward
Washington March 24. The House Expenditures Committee unanimously approved a bill to consolidate all Federal personnel activities. The measure would create a civil service administrator and allow executive consolidation of commissions including the civil service commission and veterans affairs civil retirement units. Estimated savings exceed 1 million dollars in year one with greater future gains. The bill, to be formally reported to the House, would take effect July 1, 1932.
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Washington
Mar
U.P
House Expenditures Committee
Cochran
Civil Service Commission
Employes Compensation Commission
Personnel Classification Board
Bureau of Efficiency
Veterans Administration
House
Squadron of Death forms in Akron girls flying club
A new Akron flying sorority for girls with student flying permits forms the Squadron of Death. Meeting on the second Friday each month and on every Friday the 13th, it lists 13 members, with Frankie Renner as president and Isabell Chapel as secretary, including Isabell as Akron’s first private pilot licensee.
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Akron
Frankie Renner
Isabell Chapel
Miss Renamer
Chapell
Soviet Concentrations Troops Report From Manchuria
Reports from Harbin and Nippon Dempo News Agency describe several Soviet divisions arriving in the Far East with heavy guns planes and tanks en route to the border areas. In Dallas Texas Clauda Moleck 21 dreamed of a hotel fire and leaped from a second story window escaping with minor injuries after witnessing a prior hotel blaze in which four men died.
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Sulletia
Tokio
Manchurian
Nippon Dempo
Harbin
Manchuria
Far East
Dallas
Tes
Clauda Moleck
Used Cars Easter Deals on Want Ads
A Want Ad feature promotes a desirable selection of used cars with low prices aiming to please budgets. The notice urges readers to consider a car purchase for Easter and avoid bus or trolley travel by choosing affordable options.
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Jarvis Hunt, Jr
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Phoenix
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Offield
O. Railroad Increases
Board OF Employment
Airenge Wagner
Ohealt
Tino Mer
Waahington
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Ghamberlain
01 Ranch
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Iowa
Toa Wate
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