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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1932

Page

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Moore Sees Early Return After Baby Taken

A rapid recovery is anticipated for the infant involved in the child abduction case. Authorities describe the involved ladder and other items as evidence inspected at the briefing. The report notes no special interest by state police in the case and mentions a Hartford suspect whose New York apartment was searched. A claimed confession by Miss Gow is officially denied.

Red” Johnson Hartford, Conn New York Miss Gow Johnson Englewood N. J New York City

Restoration In Short Time Is Expected

Trenton New Jersey March 5 After a conference with police officials from 10 states and the federal government Governor A Harry Moore said it was expected the kidnapped Lindbergh baby would soon be restored unharmed to its parents The officers from Chicago and other cities believed the crime was the work of amateurs and that the kidnapers would reveal the baby by placing it in a safe location and notifying authorities

Associated Press Trenton N. J A. Harry Moore Moore Chicago New York Lindbergh Niagara Falls N. Y Niles Ohio Hagin Lindbergh Estate Washington New Jersey William Greene American Federation of Labor Mercer County William A. Stevens Lindberghs Advis

Ladder Inspected by States at Private Lindbergh Case Conference

The ladder used in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping was brought to the state house for inspection by law enforcement officers from ten states. Governor Moore called a privacy meeting of top police minds to discuss closer cooperation among enforcement agencies, with the exhibit and discussion kept secret for now.

Trenton N. J State House Moore

Kidnapped Boy Found by Police in Gaming House

James DeJute an 11 year old from Niles Ohio was recovered early this morning in a gambling house about eight miles from Niles. Six officers including Mahoning Sheriff and Warren Police arrested two men suspected as kidnappers after a tip led to the scene. The boy was in good condition and the alleged abductors John DeMarco 30 and Dowell Hargraves 27 both of Youngstown were jailed in Warren.

Associated Press Youngstown James DeJute Niles Ohio W. J. Harrison Mahoning County John Risher Trumbull County Barney Gillen Warren Ward Mahan Harrison John DeMarco Dowell Hargraves Columbus Martha Ford Turee Ates

Ominous Silence Deepens in Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping

The Lindbergh baby remains missing as officials from ten states meet in Trenton with Hoover administration help to plan a nationwide effort to find the child. In Hartford Henry Red Johnson, nurse Betty Gow’s suitor, is held for questioning as New Jersey police clear the nurse of involvement.

Hopewell N. J Trenton Hoover Hartford Conn Henry Red”) Johnson Betty Gow New Jersey Miss Gow

Lindbergh baby kidnapping coverage prompts nationwide appeal

Reports from New Jersey and New York detail police searches, false rumors, and a possible lead as the Lindbergh case expands. Governor Moore orders ten cars for a state conference, while labor leaders are urged to aid in recovering the child. The Lindberghs appeal for immunity is publicly broadcast but met with state opposition.

Youth reports car occupants are suspicious in Martinsburg

Martinsburg police and John S. Martin 21 Berkeley Place reported a near kidnap attempt on a Thursday night. A dark sedan with a man and woman on the rear seat offered a baby to Martin and a revolver was shown before he fled to the West Burke Street station. Police alerted Winchester authorities.

Martinsburg W. Va John S. Martin Berkeley Place Martin Armory Queen and John Streets Stephen and Queen Baltimore West Burke Street Officer Grove Martinsburg-Charles Town Kearneysville Winchester

Eppa Hanton Dies at 76 in Richmond

Eppa Hanton Jr. president of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad and former Virginia Bar Association president died at his Richmond home from a heart ailment after more than a year of illness. He was in his seventy seventh year.

Associated Press Richmond, Va Eppa Hanton, Jr Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Virginia Bar Association

Baltimore Real Estate Chief Found Dead After Shooting

Charles A. Hurst president of Own ers' Realty Company was found shot in the head in his Baltimore home. A revolver lay nearby and a coroner's inquest began. He was 64 and part of a prominent Maryland family.

Associated Press Baltimore Chas. A. Hurst Owners’ Realty Company Hurst Maryland

Burning Vessel Seen Off Coast

An unidentified vessel ablaze was seen off Hull Massachusetts this afternoon. A coast guard boat rushed to the scene and smoke was visible for miles.

The Associated Press Hull Mass Coast Guard

South End Hose Company Meeting Called for March 7

A notice for the South End Hose Company convening a business meeting Monday night March 7 under Captain Foreman. The secretary requests every member to be present.

South End Hose Company Foreman

Virginia Senate approves 85 million budget with salary cut fight

Richmond March 4 The Virginia Senate passed the 85 million dollar biennial budget with amendments aimed at depleting the general fund surplus and tightening costs. A ten percent cut in legislators' salaries for 1933 was approved while the 1934 cut was defeated amid debate.

Richmond Senate Virginia J. H. Bradford General Assembly Layman Craig House Wickham Hanover Assembly P. C John J. Wicker, Jr Taylor Vaughan Galex Republican

Rosebud Orchard to be Sold at Public Auction

The Rosebud Orchard formerly owned by Downey and Jones will be sold at public auction at the front door of the Court House in Martinsburg West Virginia on Saturday March 12 1932 at 1 30 p m A special master Harry H Byrer will confer on the advertisement any readers with questions.

Downey and Jones Court House Martinsburg West Virginia Harry H. Byrer W. Va

Youth Identifies Driver. Woman and Man Seen at Rear

Young Martin said he could identify the driver of the machine but did not get a good look at the woman and man riding on the rear seat. He believed the vehicle bore Pennsylvania plates though he was not certain. The youth is the son of Mrs. Viola Martin and the late C. P. Martin.

Young Martin Pennsylvania Viola Martin C. P. Martin

Refugees Fill Chapels as Shanghai Tensions Rise

Reports from Shanghai and Nanking describe thousands of refugees crowding chapels, Woosung district wrecked, and bodies delaying entry while Japanese and Chinese forces clash around Yangtze. Threats of renewed peace talks surface as bombardment and air patrols continue.

Diamonds For Gift or Engagement See Hodgson Brown

Jewelry advertisement highlights stock quality and guaranteed prices for diamonds and gift engagement rings. Promotes Hodgson & Brown with a claim It Pays to Walk and includes a phone contact. Also lists Winchester Steam Laundry and a small schedule note referencing days Mon Wed Sat.

Hodgson & Brown - Lp-Lt Winchester Steam Laundry

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Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Mous Lindy Charles Cutter Cleveland New England Weatherfield Charles A. Lindbergh John Martin Eppa Hanton South End Hose CO Shanghai Upper Assembly Rory Yangtze Woosung Nanking China Nineteenth Route Army Foreign Office Nanjiang Chenvyi Tush Tokyo Baron Takuma Dan House of Mitsui Japan Goro Hishinuma Tbaraki Junnosuke Inouye Baron Dan Mitsui
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