Lindbergh Baby Found After Global Search Ends Tragedy
The international hunt for Charles Lindbergh Jr. ends with the discovery of the infant's body. The timeline traces the March 1 kidnapping from the Hopewell area, the ransom demand, the global effort, key suspects, negotiations, and the final fatal return on May 12.
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Charles Augustus Lindbergh
New Jersey
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
Hopewell
N. J
Wal
Colonel Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Hartford
Conn
Ught
Newark
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Dwight W. Morrow
Henry Breckinridge
Henry Johnson
Crossville
Tenn
Plot to Kidnap Child of St. Petersburg Pastor
Two men were jailed and three others sought in a plot to kidnap the 6 year old daughter of Rev. David M. Gardner of St. Petersburg who directed arrangements for the Southern Baptist Convention. Authorities say the conspiracy aimed to extort a $30 000 ransom from convention delegates if the kidnapping occurred. Names of those arrested and sought were not released. Deputy sheriffs said arrests occurred before the plan could be carried out.
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Revah Ga
Lindbergh
Martha's Vineyard
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Lindberg
Jassie
New York
J. F. Condon
Norfolk
Hopewell
Marcon
Gaston B. Means
Washington
Edward B. McLean
Colonel Schwarzkopf
Baby
Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
David M. Gardner
Southern Baptist Convention
Clearwater
William Everett Improves After Truck Collision in Shenandoah
William Everett of Wheatfield Shenandoah county was struck by a truck while crossing the road near the A E Keller store. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital for evaluation, with injuries mainly to the head hip and body and treated for nervous shock and lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Everett
Wheatfield
Shenandoah County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Everett
A. E. Keller
Spiggle
Stover and Stover
Grover Feathers
Nurses Report April Visits And Clinic Results
District Nurse Association notes include 388 visits in April by Misses Josephine F. Arthur and Evelyn C. Dean. Six sanatorium patients and two at home. April 1 TB case fed and housed. chest clinic April 22 found two new positives. Emergency relief planned for Apple Blossom Festival with multiple first aid stations. Mississippi and Missouri river lengths cited.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
M. M. Lynch
H. D. Puller
Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
C. B. Smith
University of Virginia Hospital
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Crippe
O. N. Shelton
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Military School
Handley School Stadium
Countryside Broadcasting Pastors Group Highlight
A note from Countryside Broadcasting outlines support for church work by the Presbyteriah Choreh department in Richmond Virginia. The message references furnished materials and work through the Group of ys gv A. Part of the ma. Box 1176.
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Ys Gv A
Department of Country Church Work
Presbyteriah Choreh
Richmond
Rural leadership training linked to church efforts across counties
John H. Reisner reports a New York meeting of eleven organizations focused on rural leadership. The article highlights leadership courses in rural communities, church sponsorship, summer schools in Richmond, and courses for pastors and teachers to improve country church education and administration.
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John H. Reisner
The
Agricultural Missions Foundation
New York
Dr. Reisner
Round Table
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Albin
Burnt Church
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
T. K. Currie
Henry W. McLaughlin
E. B. Paisley
Raffety
Record Shark Catches Largest Rod and Reel Fish in 1928
A Mako shark weighing 2 176 pounds holds the record as the largest fish caught with rod and reel. It was taken by W W Selkirk in South Africa in 1928. Light is not generally classified as matter. Light is radiant energy. English longevity outpaces American trends with higher death rates for adults.
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W. W. Selkirk
South Africa
Driver Avoids Collision But Pedestrian Dodges Backward
An incident near Star Tannery describes the driver of a truck turning a corner and honking to miss Mr. Everett. He swerved left as Everett pivoted to avoid the oncoming vehicle, resulting in a near collision with no clear outcome given.
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of Star Tannery
Mr. Everett
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Etta Kett
Wall Street
BY Paul Robinson
U. & Pat
Shelton
Chest Clinic
Missouri
Mississippi
Countryside Broadcastings
Burton
Stoney
Baltimore
Bluefield
W. Va
Bristol
Knoxville
Southern Coach Corp
GEO. Washington Hotel
Southern Dairies
Eve Debs
Japan
Amaterasu
Sun Goddess
Dr. A. Sommerwerck
Columbia Road
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N. Vain Si
Oxford
Etta
Daddy
Eddie
ADWCE
Ation
Dad
Odie
Emmert’s
T. F. Timberlake
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Jane Kay
Edna Wallace
Jane Kay” Cosmetics
J F. Timberlake
Betty Shoppe
W. Boscawen St
Moling & Cather
Winchester Furniture CO
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Atwater Kent Radio Store
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