Prosecution Fight Opens Over Guatis Lindbergh Hoax
Hopewell New Jersey May 21—John Hughes Curtis fights to avoid prosecution for the Lindbergh hoax with a Norfolk attorney retained to press his defense. Curtis faces a misdemeanor charge with up to three years in jail and a $1900 fine as police and relatives prepare for a possible court battle over the confession and alleged extortion plot.
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Hopewell
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
W. C. Pender
Flemington
Curtis
Pender
Luther D. Way
H Norman Schwarzkopf
John F
Jaffie) Condon
Dean H. Dobson-Peacock
Forty one rescued from partial Las Raices tunnel collapse
In Las Raices Chile forty one men trapped by a tunnel collapse were brought out alive today. One remained unaccounted for and divers joined the effort as rescuers evacuated the entombed workers who fled to higher sections of the tunnel.
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Las Raices
Chile
The Weather Forecast Ohio Mostly Cloudy and Cool
Ohio forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tonight and Sunday with light showers likely in southern portions. Stronger odds of showers appear in the south while central and northern areas stay largely dry.
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Igi
Invite Children to March in Memorial Day Parade
Fourth grade and up students are invited to join the Memorial Day parade announced by J G Schrock secretary of the committee. Special experts will assist in the absence of teachers. Each child receives a flag and the school with the most participants or highest percentage earns a flag. Parade forms at 139 PM from West Avenue and Broad Street.
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J. G. Schrock
Schrock
West Avenue
Broad Street
Schiock
Grand Jury Returns 19 True Bills in Lorain County
Grand jurors reported 19 indictments after examining 111 witnesses across 31 cases. No indictment was returned in the Harvey Dickinson death case, leading to the impression of a possible suicide near Amherst. Indictments were also returned for Peters Caley, Joe Kophka, Ralph McNulty, William Baker, Barney Majsassie, Louis Shates, Howard Mercer, Edmond Manuel, and Polly Jones for various burglaries, larcenies, and related charges. No indictments were returned against Jessie Parks or John Robinson. Prosecutor Myers plans arraignments Monday.
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Harvey Dickinson
Lorain
Dickinson
St Clough's Quarries
Amherst
Don W. Myers
William Livingston
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Livingston, Sr
Peter Caley
Joe Kohopka
Ralph McNulty
Elyria
William Baker
Barney Majsassie
Louis Shates
Howard Mercer
Edmond Manuel
Polly Jones
Larry Porter
Jessie Parks
Oberlin
John Robinson
Dilla
Myers
Warner Argused in Stock Operations
Washington May 21 charges of undercover stock operations in his own Warner Bros Inc were leveled against Harry M Warner president before the Senate Banking and Currency committee. The witness testified the corporation increased its shares from 550000 to 7600000 within three years after incorporation.
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America
Radio Corporation of America
Senate Banking Committee
Washington
William Gray
Stock Exchange
Gray
M. J. Meehan
Harops
Senate
Witness
Plan to build up relic collection in Cascade Park
Elyria park officials begin plans to assemble a tangible history of Cascade Park focusing on relics left by pre white settlers. They already have arrow heads a large spear head a skinner and a stone axe war club. The shelter cave yielded parts of three skeletons in 1851 dating back about two thousand years.
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Cascade Parks
Elyrians
Park Commission
Hlyria
Tohany
Commission
Cascade Park
Party Politics Rumble Under the Surface
Quiet Ely precinct meeting endorsed F E Stevens C C Stolzenburg Nancy Jenkins and Stella Schilleman for county executive committee. Rumblings threaten disruption at county central committee meeting at the courthouse this afternoon, rooted in local and state politics with calls for change.
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Elyvia
F. E. Stevens
C. Stolzenburg
Nancy Jenkins
Stella Schilleman
County Central Committee
Republican Party
Some Action Party
Quake Ravages Central America Reports High Casualties
Managua records a 4 30 A M tremor in Nicaragua with no early live losses and minor damage while San Salvador reports a strong quake with unknown deaths. Zacatecoluca sees many houses collapsed and six dead with 21 hurt. government and Red Cross mobilize relief efforts.
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Managua
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Salvador
Zacatecoluca
Red Cross
Trans Atlantic flyer Endres dies in Rome crash
Captain George Endres, famed for the 1931 New York to Hungary flight, and Hungarian pilot Bituny were killed when their aircraft crashed on landing at Littorio Airport in Rome. Initial reports claimed Alexander Magyar also died but this proved false.
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Rome
U. P
George Endres
New York
Hungary
Bituny
Littorio
Alexander Magyar
Endres
Thousands view a ghool work in exhibition here
Elyria crowds filled three high school buildings for the biannual exhibition of special departments with more than three thousand local grade school works on display. People searched for pieces by friends and relatives while also studying the broader school exhibits. Students were visible at work in many rooms as the event showcased two years of student effort.
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Elyria High School
Elderly Woman Hurt By Auto
Mrs Carrie Golding aged 75 of the Elyria Home for the Aged sustained a compound fracture of the leg yesterday afternoon after being struck at West avenue and Third street by a car driven by Robert Burke of 1505 Middle Avenue. She was taken to Elydra Clinic. The accident happened as she was crossing West avenue.
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Carrie Golding
Elyria Home
West Avenue
Third Street
Robert Burke
Middle Avenue
Mra
Golding
Elydra Clinic
Pastors Convene At Oberlin For Religion Conference
Oberlin May 21. The Oberlin Graduate School of Theology hosts an all day conference with pastors from several states to discuss Modern Problems of Religion. Attendees include Joel Hayden headmaster Western Reserve Academy Justin Nixson Rochester N Y C W Petty Pittsburgh M H Lidthiter Columbus Dean C W Gilkey Chicago University and P A Doane Columbus.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Joel Hayden
Western Reserve Academy
Justin Nixson
Rochester
N. Y
C. W. Petty
Pittsburgh
M. H. Lidhiiter
Columbus
C. W. Gilkey
Chicago Universty
P. A. Doane
Elyria Pumps Power Flying Boat DQ-X Flight
Elyria supplies Romec fuel pumps for the twelve engine DQ X flying ship heading to the Azores on its route to Switzerland. The Romec pumps replace French made units after earlier fuel pump troubles. Lockheed also uses Romec pumps, the same maker as Amelia Earhart’s Atlantic flight.
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Elyria
Azores
Switzerland
Romeo
America
Romeo Pump Co
France
Ordal
Romec
Romec Pump Company
Amelia Earhart a pioneering flyer and mechanic
New York May 21 Amelia Earhart Putnam rose from "baggage" when she first crossed the Atlantic with pilot Wilmer Stultz and mechanic Lou Gordon on the Friendship in 1928. She became a famed aviator author lecturer and aviation advocate.
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New York
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Miss Earhart
Wales
United States
Commercial Airways
Miss Habart
Canadian Red Cross
Atchison, Kang
George Palmer Putnam
Earhart Becomes First Woman To Fly Solo Across Atlantic
Amelia Earhart Putnam landed her red monoplane in a Culmore pasture near London Derry Ireland after a 10 hour Atlantic crossing from Harbour Grace Newfoundland. She reported engine trouble gas gauge failure and rain and fog but remained composed and unharmed.
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Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Londonderry
Ireland
Hasbrook Heights
Newark
St. John
New Brunswick
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Europe
Miss Earhart
George Palmer Putnam
Upper Right
England
London
U. P
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Culmore
Harbour Grace
N.F
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Amelia Earhart Husband Proud After Transatlantic Flight
George Palmer Putnam, Amelia Earhart Putnam’s husband, said he was extremely proud of her after her solo crossing from Newfoundland to Ireland. He recalled the long, perilous night flight and praised her courage, calling it one of the best jobs ever done by any aviator.
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New York
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart Putnam
New Foundland
Ireland
Atlantic
United Press
Six More Days Until Big Event News
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