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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
6
Scenes near Lindbergh estate show a country road renamed Lindbergh Lane as it leads to the Lindbergh home near Hopewell New Jersey. State troopers guard the deserted house near the estate keeping roads clear after the Baby Lindbergh kidnapping.
A fragment from the Lindbergh kidnapping case notes that a suspect item was seized by police and fingerprinted before reaching Lindbergh. The report hints at investigation steps but provides limited detail on the outcome.
The article notes that cauliflower and other vegetables originated from cabbage in wild form. It also mentions desert sands cooling at night due to high radiation causing lower temperatures.
The remark questions Europe’s view of Uncle Sam’s pledge to gain nothing from the war, suggesting he received his stated aim yet prompts lingering objections and scrutiny.
An advertisement claims Allenru relieves rheumatic pain within 48 hours. It asserts the remedy removes pain swelling and agony from joints and offers a money back guarantee if not effective after two days. It also touts relief for neuritis sciatica lumbago and neuralgia.
Dowell Hargraves and John Demarco are jailed in Warren Ohio charged with abducting 12 year old James De Jute Jr held several days at a gambling resort near Youngstown. Police found the hide-out and arrested the two men. Jimmy was unharmed.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York displays a Pompeii room rebuilt from a ruin site near Pompell. The exhibit showcases ancient frescoes and architectural features as part of Pompeii in America.
Public auction at the County Court House in Winchester Virginia for a frame dwelling at 440 Highland Ave. The property fronts 25 feet and extends 150 feet to an alley. Terms require one-fourth cash, balance in one to three years via three equal bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Waiver of Homestead Exemption, Deed of Trust and fire insurance policy required. Trustee Jas P Reardon.
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