Linederghs Plea to Child Abductors for Contact
Parents of a stolen boy promise through Governor Moore to keep any arrangements confidential. Police question the nurse at Eaglet asking if immunity will be granted if the baby is returned safely. The governor asks the president to send a representative to a conference tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Associated Press
Lindbergh
Trenton
A. Harry Moore
Hoover
Hopewell
N. J
Betty Gow
Dover
Colonel Lindbergh
Newark
New Jersey Company
Granville
Ohio
Charles A. Lindbergh
A. Harrymore
Lindbergh Kidnapping Developments, 1932
AP reports early developments in the Lindbergh kidnapping: the Lindberghs urge direct contact for the child's return, officials consider a conference with President Hoover, Betty Gow is questioned, an anonymous call offers immunity in exchange for safe return, and a threatening postcard arrives. Milk bottle clues surface near Granville, Ohio, tied to an intercepted letter.
Nurse Questioned Again In Lindbergh Kidnap Case
Hopewell New Jersey March 4 Betty Gow the nurse in the Lindbergh kidnapping case was questioned again by police at the Lindbergh home after a lengthy session begun last night and resumed this morning. She discovered the baby’s abduction and had put the child to bed earlier that evening. One shutter of the nursery window was warped and left open allowing the kidnapper access. Miss Gow, selected by Elizabeth Morrow, is described as a pretty young woman trusted by the Lindberghs and close to the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
N. J
Betty Gow
Miss Gow
Lindbergh Nursery
Elizabeth Morrow
J. J. Lamb
New Jersey
Conklin
Lamb
Lindbergh
Life Term For Kidnappers In New Jersey
The Lindbergh baby kidnapping case faces life imprisonment as the maximum in New Jersey. Across the states, penalties vary from death in eight states to life or fixed years, with New Jersey set at life for kidnapping.
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New Jersey
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Alabama
Delaware
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
Virginia
Montana
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Oride
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
District Nurse Association Hears February Activity
The February report shows 557 nursing visits, a daily average of 22, and 117 to infectious disease cases. Winchester ranks second in state TB fund-raising. seven scarlet fever and three typhoid patients received 84 visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Court House
H. D. Fuller
D. W. Ritenour
Christmas Seal Fund
Tuberculosis Society
Winchester
Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
City Health Department
University Hospital
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
China Rejects New Demands of Japan in Shanghai Peace Talks
The Chinese national government rejected Japan’s new peace talk demands as Shanghai quieted after a month of war. Lo Wen Kan, China’s foreign minister, announced the stance. Reports from Nanking said a battle was underway at Taitsang, 25 miles NW, as Japanese forces reportedly attacked Chinese troops. Japanese officials denied fighting at Taitsang, saying they held positions east of a line between Nanziang and Kating. Travelers heard distant artillery to the northwest. In Manchuria, Manchurian troops under Su Ping-Wen revolted against Mah Chen-Shan’s Heilungkiang regime and forces connected to Manchuria and Hailar stations on the western Chinese Eastern Railway. Su Ping-Wen’s units were once part of Ting Chao’s railway guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
Lo Wen-Kan
Nanking
Taitsang
Here
Japan
Nanziang
Kating
Chenju
Shangai
Tokyo
Renge
Manchus
Manchuria
Su Ping- Wen
Mah Chen-Shan
Manchur
Hailar
Su Ping-Wen
Ting Chao
Chinese Eastern Railway Guard
Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Meeting Tonight
The Sarah Zane Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 o clock tonight led by Captain R B Brown. The notice is signed by Brown as commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Budget Bill Moves in Senate Amid Delays and Debates
Richmond March 3 The budget bill totaling about 85 million dollars faced delay in the Senate after a floor discussion led by finance chair W A Garrett. House and Senate changes adjusted the expected surplus to 107 thousand dollars as committees advanced motor vehicle and other bills, while several measures were shelved or amended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Senate
W. A. Garrett
House
Senate Finance Committee
George W. Layman
Craig
Garrett
Gary
Saunders- Layman Banking Loan
Bandy
General Laws Committee
Dan Coleman
Certified Public
George W. Herring
Prince William
W. Basil Bruce
Farmville
Appropriations Committee
Farmville State Teachers College
Varney
Lynchburg
One Person Hart In Auto Crash Is Uncomfortable
Mrs. Minnie A. Rose, 58, of Frederick Md, injured in an automobile crash near Millwood Clarke County Wednesday night, is very uncomfortable at Memorial Hospital with a broken collarbone and nervous shock. Other occupants William Rose Hilda Kidwiller Rose and Ula Pierce, all of Frederick, are confined in hospital and reported as satisfactory. Driver William Rose says the car crashed through a fence and overturned after being dazed by a brick strike from his brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Rose
Oe Md
Millwood
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
William Rose
Hilda Kidwiller Rose
Ula Pierce
Frederick
Rose
Rousas Fire Company Sets Friday March Meeting Time Change
Rouss Fire Company announces a regular meeting on Friday night March 4 at 7 pm sharp in the hall with a change in time to first aid instruction. All members are urged to attend promptly. Lee M Lamp, President.
It Pays to Walk Eye Strain Ad by Hodgson and Brown
An old notice advertises eye strain relief with the slogan It Pays to Walk. Hodgson and Brown promote free eye examinations and urge readers to seek investigation into symptoms like headaches blurred vision dizziness and nervousness.
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Hodgson & Brown
South End Hose Company Meeting Called for March 7
The South End Hose Company holds a business meeting Monday night March 7. Captain Foreman reminds every member to be present. Secretary unsure.
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South End Hose Company
Foreman
Baby chicks and custom hatching prices at Robinson's Hatchery
Robinson's Hatchery in Kernstown Virginia advertises baby chicks and custom hatching services with reasonable prices. The ad lists phone contact 2020F21 and appears on a 1p-61-20 page section with multiple item references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson's Hatchery
Kernstown
Measure Extends State Takeover of County Roads
Harman House bill advancing Byrd plan to take over 40 000 miles of county roads and abolish local levies would create a secondary system funded by at least 2 000 000 for road work plus 2 000 per mile for cities where state highways run. Counties may vote to exempt, with nonparticipating areas receiving no extra funds.
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Senate
Conway Saunders
State Board of Education
Virginia
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Blow At Muzzey History
Robert Noell
Radford
Nathaniel Early
Greene
Muzzey
Senate Committee On Public Institutions and Education
W. Worth Smith
Smith
E. H. Allen
Fairfax
Gunston Hall
Commonwealth
Louis Hertle
Vivian Page
House
Hall
C. C. Louderback
Page County
Richmond
Harman House
Byrd
Senate Roads Committee
E. J. Harvey
John W. Rust
George W. Layman
Craig
Rust
Boards of Supervisors
Highway Department
Highway Commission
J. Belmont Woodson
The
Promotions in Company I By Richmond Board
Second Lieut George F Miller of Company I 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard was promoted to first lieutenant after an examining board in Richmond. Capt Paul R Hartman commands Company I and Miller is Handley High School and Citizens Military Training Camp graduate. Sergeant Asbury H Jackson promoted to second lieutenant by same board. Jackson enlisted in 1925 and is Handley High School and CMTC graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Miller
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Richmond
Baxter
Morrow
Grady
Paul R. Hartman
Handley
Miller
Handley High School
Citizen's
Camp Perry
Ge Benning
Eatsian
Jackson
Asbury H. Jackson
Citizens’ Military Training Camp
Infantry
Threats Against Father of Kidnapped Boy Reveal Motive
In Niles Ohio on March 4 authorities pursued a theory that revenge drove the kidnapping of James DeJute Jr. The contractor James DeJute received threats years earlier from "black-handers" warned to be on the lookout for trouble. His 11 year old son remained missing with no ransom note yet found.
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Associated Press
Niles
Ohio
James DeJute
A. W. DeJute
James
James, Jr
City Man Convicted for Drunken Driving
Garfield Clark of this city was convicted before County Magistrate A J Tavenner yesterday afternoon for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Judge Tavenner fined $100 and suspended 30 days in jail. F B Morris, present at arrest by state officer Raymond Bayliss, was fined $10 for drunkenness.
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Garfield Clark
A. J. Tavenner
Tavenner
F. B. Morris
Clark
Raymond Bayliss
Senator Woodson Opposes Woodson Road Authority Amendment
The Woodson amendment was overwhelmingly rejected as Senator Layman argued it would force a broad road take in. Senator Woodson opposed reporting the bill, voting against the measure.
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Layman
Woodson
Sympathy Sent the Lindberghs Prominent Men At Meeting
William E. Cooper presided as speeches by notable locals reaffirmed faith in the annual festival and its use as an advertising medium for this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cooper
Sympathy To Lindberghs By Mass Meeting
A mass meeting at the George Washington Hotel adopts a resolution expressing sincere sympathy to Mrs. Lindbergh and Colonel C A Lindbergh of Hopewell New Jersey over the kidnapping of their baby. The group, meeting on the eve of Ninth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival planning, hopes the child remains safe and urges resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
C. A. Lindbergh
Beca
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
New Jersey
Festival planners body pledges greater Apple Blossom fete
The 1932 Apple Blossom Festival mass meeting in Winchester drew strong local and regional turnout including railroad and industrial leaders. Speakers urged beauty, future plans, and honoring George Washington while presenting the festival’s tribute to the apple blossom.
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George Washington
Cooper
William E. Cooper
F. Amos Shryock
R. Gray Williams
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Williams
Winchester
Charles A. Lindbergh
Star
John M. Gibbs
Washington
United States
Gibbs
E. W. Scheer
Baltimore
Scheer
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Eaglet
Cardinal Hayes
Nassau
Bahamas
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Weasiti N
China
Taitsung
R. B. Brown
Alison
U. D.C
Hart
Rouss Fire Company
Lee M. Lamp, Pres
South End Hose Coo
BABY
Commission
Geo. F. Miller
A. H. Jackson
Fete
Lindberghs
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