Lindbergh Baby Birth Draws World Attention
The birth of Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr at Dwight Morrow home Englewood New Jersey on June 22 1930 drew global notice rivaling his father’s fame. Officials note careful guarding and minimal publicity as the family seeks a normal upbringing amid public interest.
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New York
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Dwight Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Orrow
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Maine
Orient
Canada
Alaska
Japan
China
Lindberghs
Morrow
North Haven
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapped From Hopewell Home
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr., 20 months old, was kidnapped from his nursery at the Lindbergh estate in Hopewell New Jersey. A dark green Chrysler sedan registered to Herbert W. Allen of Margate New Jersey carried two men who asked directions before the abduction. Police in New Jersey and Atlantic City pursued the vehicle soon after Colonel Lindbergh alerted authorities.
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Samuel Blackman
Associated Press
Hopewell
N. J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Lindbergh
Here
Herbert W. Allen
Margate
Atlantic City
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
Englewood
Sourland Hills
New Jersey
Mrs. Morrow
Colonel Lindbergh
Everybody's Business by Dr Winkler
Dr Max Winkler addresses common social issues in a 1932 column offering practical guidance for readers navigating everyday concerns.
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Max Winkler
Reconstruction Finance aid to railroads seen boosting activity
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans to advance funds to railways and related transport systems to cover fixed charges, bank loans, and property improvements. The move aims to sustain carrier solvency and spark new business, with specific attention to the Pennsylvania and Newark Contractors applications and potential bank dividend cuts as yields align with money rates. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe reports higher carloadings due to grain rates and shippers seeking lower rates, while California fruit markets stagnate and wheat prospects look strong across western Kansas, southeastern Colorado, and western Oklahoma.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ennsylvania
Newcserk
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
W. B. Storey
GE Board May Decide Dividend Action as Cash Reserves Loom
The article notes General Electric at $1.60 a share yields 8 percent and hints the board may adjust the payout this week. With over $100 million in cash, management could maintain the regular $1.60 rate even if not fully earned, depending on outlook.
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National City Bank
General Electric
Detonations Jar Shanghai Peace Talks As War Rages
Japanese storm troops push Chinese forces back on the Kiangwan front and seize Tachang four miles west in a fierce onslaught around Shanghai. Chinese forces suffer about 1800 dead while Japanese losses number 60, with retreats reported near Nantao.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Kiangwan
Tachang
Kunshan
Nantao
Withdrawal of Chinese Forces Continues
Report notes continued withdrawal developments in China with article continuing on page 2 col 7.
Senate Passes Norris Bill Limiting Federal Judges
The Senate approved the Norris bill by 75 to 5 to curb federal judges issuing injunctions against labor cases and to require jury trials in newspaper contempt cases. Opponents included Senators Warren Austin Hiram Bingham Frederick Hale Henry Keys and George Moses.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Warren Austin
Vermont
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Frederick Hale
Maine
Henry W. Keys
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Drivers urged to obtain 1932 license plates early
Sky, deputy state registrar at Deer Lodge, urged Exchange Club members to get Montana license plates now to avoid penalties. Speaker Mr Small outlined new license provisions, noting residents arriving with foreign licenses must switch to Montana plates and that delays incur a 10 percent penalty plus the annual fee if not secured before May 1.
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Sky
Deer
Lodge
Exchange Club
Finlen
Small
Montana
Statewide alert issued after Lindbergh baby kidnapping
Albany dispatch reports New York state poised on alert after the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. The teletype system warned police statewide and activated roadblocks on all highways. Over twenty cities connected to the system were notified and additional police were dispatched via radio and telegraph.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Torpey Trial Advances With Key Testimony In Robbery Case
The Allen Torpey case moves toward a jury as courtroom testimony extends into the fourth day. Ten rebuttal witnesses challenged earlier statements, including Mike Torpey who said his brother robbed Frank M. Gray to contest their mother's will. Gray noted the estate was heavily mortgaged with insufficient funds when Mrs. Torpey died.
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Allen Torpey
Montana State College
Frank M. Gray
Bozeman
Mike Torpey
Allen
Gray
Mike
Butte
Montana Weather: Occasional Snow and Cold Wednesday
The Montana forecast calls for occasional snow and noticeably colder conditions on Wednesday, with the eastern portion of the state experiencing the most frigid temperatures.
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Montana
Pilots Offer Help in Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Case
Chicago March 1 AP David Bencke president of the Air Line Pilots association said 500 pilots nationwide stand ready to aid in any emergency search for the Lindbergh baby. He noted pilots could be called for immediate service if kidnappers are found. The kidnapping amid growing calls for federal intervention follows extortionist activity across several states.
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Chicago
David Bencke
Air Line Pilots Association
Lindbergh
Bencke
United Press
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Charles A. Lindbergh
Robert L Randolph
Chicago Association of Commerce
Walter B. Weisenburger
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Stolen Booze Charge Nets Butte Youths Behind Bars
Three Butte youths face burglary charges after a sheriff raid tied to a early Sunday liquor theft from Lenz Drug. Arrested are Mike Tomich 18 Hugh Fagan 20 and John Pete LaPalm 24 held without bond. A house party at 2710 St Lawrence street followed by a lengthy, uninterrupted theft spree is cited as context.
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Butte
Lenz
C. Freyd Fluen
Mike Tomich
Fast Curtis Street
Hugh Fagan
Garrison Street
John
Pete) LaPalm
Whitman Avenue
John Berzer
Joe Boric
James Peoples
Larry Weir
St. Lawrence Street
Dentist and wife held in death probe
Seattle report says Dr Albert C McKeown and his wife Anna were arrested after autopsy showed Rhoda McKeown had a fractured skull and bruising. The elder McKeown, 84, was found dead in the dentist’s basement prompting a formal investigation by prosecutors.
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Seattle
Albert C. McKeown
Anna
McKeown
Rhoda McKeown
Muscatine
Iowa
A. Royal McKeown
Mysterious couple questioned route to Lindbergh estate
In Princeton two men in a dark sedan with New York plates asked for directions to Col. Charles A. Lindberghs estate shortly before the Lindbergh baby’s disappearance was reported. Workmen directed them toward the Lindbergh home, located near Hopewell about seven miles away.
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Princeton
N. J
U.P
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Hopewell
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Jersey
North American Newspaper Alliance
HINA
League of Nations
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Norris
Butte Exchange Club
Mrs. Lindbergh
Torpey Ghat
Weather Forecast
Lindbergh Son
U. S
Congress
Jentiot
Fla
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