Henry A Haley Dies at Nephew's Home in Apple Pie Ridge
Henry A Haley 82 a retired merchant died at his nephew John Reese's home on Apple Pie Ridge after several weeks illness. He lived in Lincoln and was unmarried, survived by sister Dr. M T Haley Alexandria and two nephews John and Ellis Reese. Funeral arrangements noted with services in Lincoln and interment at Lincoln.
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Henry A. Haley
A. Haley
Oun County
John Reese
Apple Pie Ridge
Lotdouff
Advant
M. T. Haley
Alexandria
John
Ellis Reese
Emily Hunt Haley
Stas Funeral
Mr. Haley
Lincoln
Means Bond Put at 50 000 By The Court
Washington May 11 Justice James M Proctor in the District of Columbia Supreme Court authorized a 50000 bond for Gaston B Means, indicted for larceny and embezzlement of 104000 from Mrs Edward B McLean. The bond was reduced from 100000 and whether he could meet the terms remained undetermined.
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Washington
Gaston B
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gaston B. Means
Edward B. McLean
Means
J. William Tomlinson
United States
A. Rover
Rover
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Nelson Hodson
Secret Service
Leaders Aim to Close Congress by June 10
Washington May 11 Congressional leaders agreed on a determined effort to adjourn Congress for the session by June 10. They plan final adjournment as the closing milestone.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Curtis Aboard Ship As Kidnap Negotiations Continue
Norfolk May 11 John H Curtis longtime Norfolk intermediary in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case remains away on a secret trip reportedly connected to negotiations. The Vire-Pilot said Curtis and J L Richard naval air pilot sailed from Norfolk to a northern sea point aboard a boat with kidnapping representatives. Col Charles A Lindbergh reportedly left the naval base a day after the voyage.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Rhode Nd
John H. Curtis
Block Island
Island
Curtis
J. L. Richard
Naval Air
Naval Air Base
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Naval Base
Coolidge Kin Burns To Death In Auto Crash
The New England incident reports Fred D. Pollard Jr. of Newton and Boston attorney Mrs Pollard along with a Boston youth burned to death in a head on crash on Commonwealth Avenue near Cardinal OCon nell's home. Three others were injured. Identifications were delayed due to sever burns. Thomas McCaffrey, 21, of Boston also died.
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Coolidge
Bythated Press
Fred D. Pollard, Jr
Newton
Promt
Boston
Sec
Commonwealth Avenue
Cardinal O’connell
Pollards
Thomas McCaffrey
Gov Pollard Grants Pardon in Fleet Case
Gov Pollard commutes the death sentence of Fleet after a statewide search involving Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania and Virginia and a suspect named Lefty Mann. A breakthrough comes when officers learn Fleet possessed the revolver used in the shooting and that he was in Winchester the weekend of January 16.
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Gov. Pollard
Fleet
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
Lefty” Mann
Pguies
Teomuenyi Ann
Ew Nk
Mr. Ele
Winchester
Hollis
Punk
Tom Boyd
Balti
Winchester Youth Fleet Faces Death Sentence in Keller Murder
The case centers on Fleet and Wallace in the 1920s Winchester murder of J Keller. Fleet confessed after Wallace named the shooter. Fleet was sentenced to die, later commuted to life, with petitions and Friends of Fleet influencing Governor Pollard.
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C. W. Hollis
Keller
C. Lee Bart
Winchester
Office of Common Wealth
James P. Reardson
Lace
Polive Stice Donald L. Weems
Fleet
Wallace
Corporation Court
Williams
Oration Court
Philip Williams
Commonwealth
Reardon
Harry R. Kern
William C. Armstrong
Front Royal
Virginia State Penitentiary
Miss Stewart
Baltimore
Fleet Friends
Gov. Pollard
Society of Friends
Virginia
Pollard
Friends
Observers Predict Next Fleet Life Event After January
After January 16, observers expect a pardon or release for Fleet and note the awaiting figure Miss 5rt as the next chapter in the subject's ongoing life. The sequence of events is linked to the governor of the Old Dominion and notable public interest surrounds the case.
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Old Dominion
Fleet
Negro Slaying Sparks Countywide Manhunt
Franklin police escorting a Negro accused in a slaying was attacked when a pistol was fired at officer Jones during transport to Courtland to determine peanut ownership. EB Bradshaw wrestled the weapon from the suspect as he fled toward Courtland amid a rapid hunt led by county officers.
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Franklin
Courtland
Blow
Jones
EB. A. Bradshaw
Southampton County
Bradshaw
Akron Forced Down To Take On More Fuel
CAMP KEARNEY California May 9 1933 The Akron airship forced down for fuel at the old army encampment near San Diego after a long continental voyage leaving Lakehurst New Jersey three days earlier. Ground crew of 200 bluejackets prepared 2 500 gallons of fuel for the unscheduled mooring while weather and endurance limited plans for a nonstop run to Sunnyvale near San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Camp Kearney
Calif
Akron
Texas
Lower
Rockies
San Diego
Sunnyvale
San Francisco
Lakehurst
N. J
Pacific
California
Glass Brings In New Charge Against Congress Member
Senator Glass reports a Senate committee found evidence that a member of Congress was hired years ago to oppose the branch banking provision of the McFadden bill but the finding was withheld due to the representative's health.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Senate Today
Senate
Congress
Effort to Extort Lindbergh Returns in Vermont
A letter demanding money was used to set a trap in Vermont with officials from New Jersey and Vermont watching a wired post office box. Alfred Bellis of Newport New Hampshire admitted removing the package but is believed to be an innocent aide. Norfolk investigators remain curious about John Hughes Curtis's absence and shifting missions in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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L. I. Smith
Alfred Bellis
Newport
N. H
Ormont
Bellis
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Newport News Man Found Slain In Automobile
James L. Marshall 45 of Newport News was found shot to death in his car in Norfolk. A pistol was in his hand. Investigators were unsure of murder and planned an inquest next Tuesday before Dr C D J MacDonald. The body was found after 3 pm by friend E F Bowman. Newport News attorney Francis Wheeler urged a thorough investigation.
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Norfolk
James L. Marshall
Newport News
Leon Nowiteky
C. D. J. MacDonald
E. F. Bowman
Marshall
Francis Wheeler
Newport News resident Marshall found dead in car with pistol
The death scene showed Marshall slumped behind the wheel gripping a pistol. Detective Nowiteky noted rigor mortis set in hours earlier and estimated a ten to twelve hour death. A house resident said Marshall, an Oklahoma native, helped organize a local loan association and previously ran insurance and title businesses in Enid Oklahoma and a Florida city.
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Marshall
Nowiteky
Rehall
Newport News
Oklahoma
Loan Association
Virginia
Enid
Okla
Florida
United States Wheat Crop Below Normal Despite Area Planted
WashingtonMay 10The Department of Agriculture forecast 1932 winter wheat at 440,781000 bushels down 347000000 from last year with spring yield under 250000000. Total crop projected 650000000 to 700000000 bushels amid 725000000 used domestically. Other notes mention droughty weather and lower hay and potato conditions.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Sotin
New President of France Was An Engineer
Albert Francois Lebrun, 60, a mining engineer and son of a farmer, was elected president by the Senate and Chamber of Deputies in Versailles. He received the resignation of Andre Tardieu's ministry, which would remain until a new cabinet is formed by June 4 as the new Chamber of Deputies convenes June 1.
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Paris
Albert Francois Lebrun
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Louis XIV
Versailles
Hoover
M Lebrun
Andre Tardieu
M. Tardieu
Hable's Palace screens final shows amid strong crowd
The Palace at Winchester draws capacity crowds for the final day of Hable's Palace engagement with Jackie Cooper in Limpy and a 30 minute Laurel and Hardy feature plus Metrotour News. It then launches It Pays to Advertise a Broadway hit adaptation starring Skeets Gallagher Norman Foster Carole Lombard Louise Brooks.
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Mate Cooper
Palace
Audi
Winchester
Jackie Cooeee
Paren Masterpi & Feller
William Johnson
Jackie Cooper
Charles “Chic
Sale
Metrotour
Paramount
Skeets Gallir
Norman Foster
Eugene Pallette
Lucien Littlefield
Carole Lombard
Louise Brooks
Club Members Plant 1000 Trees In Shenandoah Forest
Twenty nine members of the Cacapon Happy Workers 4-H Club Wardensville West Virginia planted 1000 two year old red pine seedlings on a five acre plot in Shenandoah National Forest. Rangers F H Sipe John Keckley and Supervisor John W McNair supervised. Seedlings came from the Parsons West Virginia US Forest Service Nursery. Wood is expected to be saw timber in about 50 years. Miss Bessie Conklyn is in?
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Cacapon Happy Workers
Wardensville
W. Va
4-H Club
Shenandoah National Forest
F. H. Sipe
John Keckley
John W. McNair
United States Forest Service
Parsons
Wardenaville 4-H Club
George Washington
Bessie Conklyn
Heart of New York at Capitol Today Only
Warner Bros CAPITOL presents Heart of New York as a top pick with strong ensemble work. Chester Morris leads a capable cast including Anne Appel Ruth Hall and Aline MacMahon in a talkie revival of The Miracle Man, playing for one day at Capitol Theatre.
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Chester Morris
Thomas Meigan
Capitol Theatre
Doctors Doubt Practical Value Of New Serum
New Orleans May 10. The American Medical Association reports mixed results from a large test of a serum derived from immunized infantile paralytic convalescents. The study, conducted in New York City, was presented by William H. Park of New York University with broad summaries only. Further details await the academy’s review.
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New Orleans
New York City
New York Academy of Medicine
William H. Park
New York University
New York Academy
Wealth in Woman's Hands in American Life
A Woman's Home Companion piece notes a large share of national wealth shifting into women’s direct custody via gifts, inheritance, and life insurance, reflecting changing economic authority within households.
County Club Leadership Named by Rev Bernard Bain
The charge of the county club work and the Rev Bernard Bain are noted as the club leaders in the latest church report.
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Bernard Bain
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