Caldwell Will Cover Convention for This Paper
The Associated Press assigns a broad convention coverage plan for the Chicago meetings with W F Caldwell handling Georgia delegations. Senior editors Byron Price J M Kendrick and Charles E Honce direct national coverage while a special state focused corps reports regional matters. Caldwell’s Georgia expertise and long political writing background promise thorough convention event coverage for readers.
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Marathon Runners Meet in Chicago Showdown for Olympic Pick
Chicago June 11 The toughest and fastest "iron men" from Germany Argentina and the United States gathered at Soldier Field for a 15 mile marathon that could crown the leading contender for the upcoming Olympic games Senor Juan Carlos Zabala the Argentine favorite faced stiff competition from international stars including German champion Paul De Bryn
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Chicago
Germany
Argentina
United States
Soldier Field
Juan Carlos Zabala
Paul de Bryn
Georgia Republicans Seated Amid White-Directed Delegation
In Chicago on June 11, Georgia's white directed delegation gained seating over Mamie Williams backed faction. James Arnold and Josiah Rose headed the regular slate, with Ben J. Davis contending for minority support and Simeon D. Fess enforcing regularity. The dispute centers on control of Georgia GOP and alleged racial discrimination claims.
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Chicago
Georgia
Mamie Williams
Savannah
Republican National Committee
James W. Arnold
Athens
Josiah T. Rose
Atlanta
State Central Committee
Ben J. Davis
Lemon
Arnold
Rose
Chaney
Brown
Davis
Ace
Old State
City workers face two weeks pay cut for expenses
Atlanta reports a two week furlough with pay reduction affecting city employees including school teachers to cut expenses. In Macon about 800 riders will drive 600 miles home to Baltimore. birds owned by Monumental City Concourse Association of Brunswick. E L Faber appeared in Superior Court accused of murder in the death of J B Conner. witnesses testified. Colquitt County votes to withdraw support from health department welfare board and to return 25 convicts to the state.
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Macon
Baltimore
Monumental City Concourse Association
Brunswick
E.L. Faber
J. B. Conner
Conner
Moultrie
Colyquitt County
Iavary
Welfare Board
Belgium defies foreign meddling over conscientious objectors
In Brussels a chamber of deputies rejected a petition by 61 Britons on behalf of conscientious objectors jailed for refusing army service. The response stated foreigners have no right to interfere in Belgium's domestic affairs. The report also notes athletic notes about Fred Ward and Senor Zabala winning and defeating the German title holder in a recent event.
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Belgium
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
New York Stock Letter Reports Mixed Market With Curb Steady
The market opened with lightening bear positions and a brief uptick in early trading. Stocks showed mixed results with notable moves in American Tobacco, Case, Allied Chemical, Coca Cola, and Norfolk and Western, while U S Steel and New York Central held steady.
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Atrisk
Tost
Rshburn
Ireles
Youngstown
Congress
Washington
American Tobacco
Case
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Eastman and
Santa Fe
American Can
Coca Cola
Norfolk and Western
Auburn
New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets End Mixed
Cotton opened firm on firmer stocks and rain prospects but cooled as stocks fell causing weekend liquidation. July, October and December prices rose early then dropped with New Orleans closing steady down 7 to 9 points while New York mirrored declines and canceled gains.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Chicago Livestock Prices and Demand Tighten in Cattle Bar M?
Chicago livestock market report shows cattle 400 head with mixed changes. Good and choice city fed steers mostly steady. higher grades up to 25 cents. feeder cows and dry lot heifers strong. grassy kinds weak to 25 lower. bulls up 10-15. yearlings and vealers at varied quotes. Packers bidding active with top prices around 3.50 for best lots and lighter weights trading near 3.30 to 3.60 for lighter classifications.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Grain futures steady in St. Louis cash market
St. Louis cash grain report shows Wheat No 2 red at 4814 with a near term July contract at 50% and September 53, December 55%. Corn No 2 yellow and No 2 white offered around 31% with July at 29% bid. Oats No 3 white at 20% with typical bid and offer levels included.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Liverpool Cotton Prices Rise in Moderate Trade
Liverpool spot cotton saw steady demand with prices up seven points led by American grades. Quotations moved to strict good middling 4.66 and middling 4.16 with other classes listed. futures closed steady with July at 3.88 and October at 8.84 alongside subsequent months.
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Liverpool
Moultrie Hog Market Prices Listed for Hogs
Prices on the Moultrie market in Georgia for hogs today show No 1 packers at 3.00, No 2 packers 2.75, No 3 packers 2.50, No 4 2.50, and sows 2.50. The report notes June 11 as the market date.
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Moultrie
Chicago butter and eggs steady prices firm
Chicago market report confirms butter at 12 963 steady and eggs at 18 300 steady with current receipts 11 percent storage packed firsts 14 percent and extras Wh. Butter and eggs pricing remains unchanged with extra firsts 18 percent and fresh graded firsts 1244 noted.
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Chicago
Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Market Totals
Turpentine firm shows 39 percent sales 117 receipts 418 shipments 1 133 stock 7 122. Rosin firm reports sales 1 681 receipts 2 057 shipments 2 114 stock 173 257. Quote prices listed for various grades from B to X with multiple ranges and averages.
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Savannah
New York Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in June Trade
Cottonseed oil closed steady in New York with prime summer yellow at 3.30 and prime crude 2.50 to 2.62. Futures for July 3.57, Sept 3.65, Oct 3.69, Nov 3.80, Dec 3.85, and Jan 3.90. Sales totaled 18 contracts.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Futures Report
New Orleans market reports steady close for cotton seed oil with prices across contracts ranging from prime summer yellow at 2.95 to 3.05, June at 3.05, and calendar months July through December quoted from 3.15 to 3.30 with crude at 2.50 to 2.62 percent.
Dead Maid's Friend Held by the Law
Police hold a woman described as a Morrow serving staff member since 1930 amid an ongoing murder investigation. The article notes she has shown evasive behavior and suspicion since initial interviews. Brinkert, a newer-do-well with a prior prison term, is also linked to the case and has recent activity around White Plains.
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Westchester County
White Plains
Sourland Hills
Mt. Vernon N. Y
Detroit Hands Burned Suspect Model Handwriting Taken
Detroit June 11 samples of handwriting were taken from Robert Burns 20 who was questioned by Detroit and New Jersey officers as a suspect in the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder. Police said Burns denied knowledge of the case and claimed no acquaintance with Violet Sharpe and that initial reports of a full record in his room were later dismissed.
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Detroit
Robert Burns
New Jersey
Burns
Violet Sharpe
Dwight Morrow
Miss Sharpe
Lindbergh
Harry Fleisher
Violet Sharpe a Lindbergh suspect dies in New Jersey
In Englewood New Jersey Violet Sharpe a young waitress and suspect in the Lindbergh kidnapping case died by her own hand after a panic over police questioning. She had identified cab driver Ernest Brinkert as the man with whom she rode the night the Lindbergh baby was taken.
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Violet Sharpe
Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Hinglish
Ernest Brinkert
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harry Walsh
Jersey City
Walsh
Alpine
Colonel Lindbergh
Young Man and Girl Brought to Alpine Police Station
A shirt sleeve clad young man and a striking blonde woman were taken to the state police station in Alpine New Jersey amid the Lindbergh baby case. Brinkert denies Violet Sharpe’s alibi claiming he was with his wife in Bridgeport while police verify statements and alibis.
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Alpine
N. J
Ernest Brinkert
Lindbergh
Violet Sharpe
New Rochelle
Brinkert
Miss Sharpe
Bridgeport
Conn
Ringling Estate
Edna Sharpe Searched for Departure on Kidnap Day
Immigration records reveal Edna Sharpe sister of the Morrow home maid who killed herself planned to leave the country the day the Lindbergh baby was stolen. She was a quota immigrant needing authorization to depart and proposed to sail March 18 while authorities review with New York port officials. No record exists of Edna's sister who died by suicide.
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Edna
Washington
Edna Sharpe
Morrow
Lindbergh
New York
Immigration Bureau
Butler in Rouken Glen Linked to Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Ernest Brinkert, employed as a butler for five months at Claude W. Woody in Rouken Glen, left his post on March 1 the night of the Lindbergh baby abduction. Moody, a real estate man, said police questioned him about Brinkert as New Jersey authorities consider the latest angle. The March 1 date coincides with Brinkert's alleged date with Violet Sharpe Morrow, who died after identifying his picture.
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Violet Sharpe Morrow
Edna Sharpe Visiting Friends in England
Edna Sharpe sister of Violet Sharpe who died by her own action yesterday in Englewood New Jersey is visiting friends at Stourbridge Worcestershire. Her father says a telegram from New York police informed him of her death and she plans to return on the Acquitania next Saturday. He notes Violet gave little detail about the Lindbergh kidnapping in letters.
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Berkshire
Eng
Edna Sharpe
Violet Sharpe
Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Stourbridge
Worcestershire
New York Police
Edna
United States
Violet
States
America
Death notice for Violet Sharpe at Morrow home Englewood
A New York police telegram to Violet Sharpe's parents reports she died by her own action yesterday at the Morrow home in Englewood. The Sharpes, longtime residents, are shaken, with the father a coal merchant and the mother grieving, calling Violet one of the nicest girls.
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Berkshire
Eng
New York
Violet Sharpe
Morrow
Englewood
Violet
Sharpes
George Sharpe
Brinkert Tells Story As Officers Race Away
Ernest Brinkert an ex convict linked to the Lindbergh case spoke to state police in Alpine New Jersey on June 11 and his account was reported as officers moved quickly to act on the information.
Brinkert Held After Violet Sharpe Death Alibi Clash
Arrest in New Rochelle follows the death by her own action of Violet Sharpe, a waitress at Mrs. Morrows Englewood home. Brinkert claimed an alibi at a Bridgeport, Connecticut home, while investigators verify details and hold him at Alpine until alibi checks complete.
Sister Denies Knowing About the Kidnapping
Edna Sharpe said she knew nothing of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and that her sister Violet Morrows did not either. She recalled police questioning Violet for hours and described Violet as upset after the child disappeared.
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Violet
Englewood
Decker Says Ladder Came From Moody Grounds
Captain Edward Decker of the Ma arrives at Mamaroneck New Jersey as investigators probe a ladder origin. Moody Grounds is cited as the alleged source in the initial statement.
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Moody Grounds
Mamaroneck, N. J
Edward Decker
The
PRINT CLOTH SALES FOR THE PAST WEEK ANNOUNCED
New York reports print cloth sales over 400000 pieces in ten days and marrow sheetings near 100000 pieces. Prices for print cloths and some sheetings rise 1 8 cent per yard. Finish goods markets show little change as buyers seek low prices. Wash fabrics and bleached goods see price adjustments. Production in cotton mills has fallen sharply this month.
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New York
Ladder alleged in Lindbergh baby case linked to Moody estate
Mamaroneck town police report Claude W. Moody a Rouken Glen real estate man suspects a pruning ladder from his grounds was used in the Charles A. Lindbergh Jr nursery break on March 1. Ernest Brinker, a former Moody employee, quit that day and police traced Brinker from a news photo. The ladder is missing.
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Claude W. Moody
Rouken Glen
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Moody
Ernest Brinker
Decker
Lindbergh Sourlang Mountain
Captain Decker
Brinkert
Mamaroneck Town
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