Murder Case in Honolulu Trial Focuses on Massie Defense
HonoluluApril 12 The prosecution readies to press its murder case against Grace Hubbard Fortescue Lieut Massie and two naval enlisted men in the Kahahawai killing The defense plans to show Massie acted morally if not legally justified calling mainland psychiatrists to support the honor defense Eight more witnesses are set to testify as the state builds its kidnapping and homicide case including silent evidence such as the victim's shirt and bloodstained sheet
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International News Service, Inc
Honolulu
T. H
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Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Thomas H. Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Thomas J. Orbison
Lieut
Massie
Kahahawai
Kelley
Fortescue
Enrollment opens for July camp in Washington
The Washington Y M C A announces seventh year enrollments for Camp Wapsie Y beginning July 25 for a week. The Cedar Rapids Y oversees the camp on the Wapsie River near Central City with six local leaders and strong leadership. Parents are urged to enroll early for the Cedar Rapids associated A camp experience.
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Frederick Reid
Wapsie-Y
Washington Y. M. C. A
Wapsie River
Central City
Cedar Rapids Y. M. C. A
Charles Filp
Boys Work
Cedar Rapids
Whitney admits being carried along in market inflation
Washington April 12 Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange testified before Senator Brookhart that he was swept up in the 1929 inflation boom and failed to foresee a panic. He said he thought he saw warning signs but grew discouraged and feared being wrong. Administration leaders push charges that speculators manipulated the market.
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Brookhart
Washington
INS
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchanges
Iowa
Whitney
Journal Cooking School Opens at State Theatre
Mrs. Nancy Rowe leads the Journal cooking school in a staged kitchen at the State theatre drawing hundreds of women. The event features live demonstrations, recipes printed on leaflets, door open at one, lecture at two with no admission fee and seats on a first come basis.
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State Theater
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Red Cross Closes South Dakota Drought Office
Dr F W Eastwood of Washington County Red Cross received a March letter from F A Winfrey, Midwest regional manager, noting Mitchell office directed drought relief for South Dakota and Nebraska closed on April 10. It says other chapters may contact the Mitchell office for a few days longer stock feed shipments.
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Drouth Relief
S. Dakota
F. W. Eastwood
Washington County
F. A. Winfrey
Mid-Western
The
South Dakota
Mitchell, South Dakota
Albert Evans
Drouth
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Mitchell
Norfolk Trio Presses On Kidnapped Lindbergh Baby Case
News from Norfolk reports ongoing efforts by the trio seeking recovery of the Lindbergh baby. John Hughes Curtis leads negotiations, with Rev. H Dobson-Peacock and Colonel Lindbergh involved as parties await a climax to negotiations during the week.
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Lindbergh
H. Dobson-Peacock
Christ Episcope Church
John Hughes Curtis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis
Dobson-Peacock
Lindberg
Burrage
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Weather Outlook Indicates Frost and Warm Day
The forecast notes fair weather with a heavy frost, followed by a Wednesday that brings fair skies and a slight rise in temperatures. Strong frost hazards may affect morning routines and visibility in rural areas.
Bootleggers blamed in Missouri couple’s murder
In Lexington Missouri bootleggers operating liquor from an island to the mainland are believed responsible for the murder of Mrs Mary A Roberts 72 and the critical wounding of her stepson C J Dutton 42. The pair camped near the river bluffs outside Lexington for about a week. Dutton had been told to move and it is believed the attackers objected to his presence.
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Lexington
Missouri River
Mary A. Roberts
C. J. Dutton
River Bluffs
Dutt
Know Iowa Week Urged by Governor May Eight to Fourteen
Des Moines Iowa April 12 The state will observe Know Iowa Week from May 8 to 14 by proclamation of Governor Dan W Turner. He urges Iowans to study state roads scenery lakes parks and historic attractions and to promote Iowa tourism to outsiders through schools radio stations and newspapers.
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Des Moines
Vov
Dan W. Turner
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Lowans
Pers
Keokuk Presbytery Meets in Crawfordsville Talks by Dr Mills Taylor
The Keokuk presbytery gathered in Crawfordsville for a spring session with officers elected for the next year. Dr Mills J Taylor of Philadelphia led a conference on The Foreign Mission Problem as I See It and delivered the evening address The Power of Prayer. Attending ministers elders and visiting officials gathered for reports prayers and discussions of rural church work and missionary plans.
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Crawfordsville
Mills Taylor
United Presbyterian Church
S. Ramsdale
Columbus City
H. McAllister
Ainsworth
D. C. Fulton
Washman
W. H. Hemphill
Stanwood
A. N. Porter
Washington
W. J. Giffen
Morning Sun
H. W. Gordon
Keota
C. S. Ramsdale
School of Religion
University of Tennessee
Nashville
Jesus
Taylor
BE. J. Clark
le Claire
R. A. Foster
W. H. Gordon
A. J. McConnell
Andrew
Fred Sharpe
Winfield
W. M
Russia Snow Cloud Idea Parody Sparks Laughs in Santa Monica
In a lighthearted column from Santa Monica, a writer mocks a sensational headline about Russia allegedly extracting snow from clouds before Moscow. The piece contrasts that with a claim that Hoover and a congressional committee aim to cut two hundred million dollars from government expenditures, noting both ideas sound good in print.
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Cal
Russia
Moscow
Hoover
Congressional Committee
Congress
Washington high school kicks off spring football practice
Spring football practice for Washington high school began after school with a squad of over twenty on the field and more expected to join. Coach Shultz oversees drills focused on fundamentals for three weeks and a concluding intra squad game is planned.
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Washington High School
Guy Carlton
Jim Shultz
Shultz
Booth
Glider
Crone
Dusenbery
Kupka
Kolo- Sick
Leeper
Durst
McElhinney
Jungbluth
Casefield
Muscatine
Case Field
Two Policemen Shot by Robbers in Louisville
In Louisville on April 12 two policemen were shot and killed while attempting to arrest two men tied to a string of burglaries. Both gunmen were captured. The article lists several women present at the scene or event, including Mrs. Taylor Stout and others from nearby towns.
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Trenton
N. J
INS
Lindbergh
Bauer
Greenwich
Elia de Cornille
Treasury Department
Charles B. McLaughlin
Condon
McLaughlin
Mulrooney
New York City
McLaughilin
Louisville
Quake Fear Following Argentine Eruptions
News dispatches from Buenos Aires report twelve severe earthquakes felt in rapid sequence in Argentina. officials fear many may have died as volcanic dust and ash from the Andes subsided and communications were reestablished with affected towns in Mendoza and Malargue after a 36 hour danger period.
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Buenos Aires
Andes
Argentina
Chile
Malargue
Mendoza
Washington High Orchestra concert opens tomorrow night
Washington High School presents a full orchestra concert in the auditorium starting promptly at eight. The program includes Herod overture, Three Morris Dances, Scheherazade selections, and Handel Largo, with vocal solos by Velda Parcell during intermission. The roster lists violins, woods, brass, and percussion players.
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Walt “Song of India
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Velda Parcell
Scheherazade
Rimsky
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Dvorak
Guitara
Loca Horlick
Maude Helen Applegate
Maxine Baker
Verna Bicker
Betty Cunningham
Evelyn Crandall
Virginia Davis
Daisy Franklin
Alta Grecian
Henrietta Hull
Vernette Johnson
M. J. Lemmon
Virginia Lemley
Mildred Masson
Helen Masson
Catherine Masson
Helen Melinski
Marjorie Pratt
Miriam Palmer
Audrey Peet
Bertha Mae Renert
Mildred Starr
Ruth Sartor
Richard Webr
Vida Casper
Junior Cuddy
Betty Jones
Ruth Spel
Edna Mayo
Helen Sartor
Lou Jean Stewart
Adrienne Vanerus
Helen Foster
Maurice Mayo
Wilma Palmer
Ireta Willits
Miles Knight
William Sechulty
Arden Hughes
Milan Thompson
Robert Barclay
Merne Crozier
William Stewart
Hubert Turner
Karl Bevins
Donald I. Davis
Donald C. Davis
Martha Mathers
Gene Tucker
Lloyd Helwith
Jean Moore
W. Breitenbach
William Cox
John Lytle
Julia MecEihinney
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