MARC Record from Library of Congress

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100 1 $aBrittingham, William C.
245 10 $aHopewell's crime of the century. 1932 :$b"The Lindbergh kidnapping" (copied exactly) from the 1932 "Hopewell Herald" : (did Bruno Richard Hauptmann really do it?) /$cWilliam C. Brittingham.
246 30 $aLindbergh kidnapping
260 $aKendall Park, N.J. :$bWilliam C. Brittingham,$c2001.
300 $aiv, 123 p. :$bill. ;$c22 cm.
505 8 $aMachine generated contents note: HOPEWELL, NJ. -- 1932 -- March 1 Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. taken from his nursery 11 -- March 2 Lindbergh announces willingness to pay ransom 16 -- March 3 Betty Gow, nurse, other servants questioned 333 -- March 4 Henry Johnson arrested, later released 32 -- March 6 Al Capone offers help in return for release from prison 33 -- March 7 Dr. Condon offers to act as go between 36 -- March 9 Dr. Condon visits Hopewell with letters from kidnappers 37 -- March 10 First series of newspaper ads signed "Jafsie" appears 38 -- March 12 Dr. Condon talks with "John" on park bench 41 -- April 2 Condon and Lindbergh pay $50,000 ransom to kidnappers at St. -- Raymond's Cemetery in the Bronx 46 -- April 3 4 Lindbergh searches for "boad Nelly" 50 -- April 6 Washington sends numbers of ransom bills to banks 51 -- April 13 John H. Curtis, Norfolk Va. negotiator, announces baby safe 51 -- April 25 Fruitless search for baby off Norfolk, Va. coast 51 -- May 12 Body of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. found in shallow grave -- two miles from the house 51 -- June 10 Violet Sharpe, maid in Morrow home, commits suicide 56 -- June John H. Curtis, convicted of obstructing justice by -- pretending he was in contact with kidnappers 54 -- June Gaston B. Means, convicted of swindling Mrs. Evelyn Walsh -- Mc Lean out of $104,000, pretending he could return baby 51 -- June Anna Hauptmann visits Gennany 8 81 -- August 16 Second Lindbergh baby born 56 -- 1933 -- Dec. 2 Farewell party for Isidore Fish in Hauptmann home 101 -- 1934 -- March 29 Fish dies in hospital in Leipzig, Germany 74 -- Sept. 15 Hauptmann passes $10 ransom gold note at gas station 72 -- Sept. 19 Hauptmann arrested with $20 ransom note in wallet 69 -- Sept. 20 25 $14,600 of ransom money found in Hauptmann's garage 76 -- Oct. 15 Extradition trial begins in Bronx County Court 77 -- 1935 -- January 2 Hauptmann's trial begins in Flemington, NJ. 87 -- Jan. 24 Hauptmann testifies in his own defense 98 -- Feb. 13 Hauptmann convicted of murder without recommendation -- for mercy 103 -- Oct. 9 Court of Errors and Appeals denies Hauptmann's appeal 103 -- Dec. 5 Governor Harold Hoffman interviews Hauptmann, -- doubts case solved 103 -- Dec. 22 Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh sail for England with son Jon 103 -- 1936 -- Jan. 16 Gov. Hoffman grants Hauptmann 30 day reprieve 103 -- March 30 Court of Pardons again refuses clemency 103 -- April 3 Bruno Richard Hauptmann executed 103.
600 10 $aLindbergh, Charles Augustus,$d1930-1932$xKidnapping, 1932.
600 10 $aLindbergh, Charles A.$q(Charles Augustus),$d1902-1974.
600 10 $aHauptmann, Bruno Richard,$d1899-1936.
650 0 $aKidnapping$zNew Jersey$zHopewell.
650 0 $aMurder$zNew Jersey$zHopewell.
650 0 $aTrials (Kidnapping)$zNew Jersey$zFlemington.
650 0 $aTrials (Murder)$zNew Jersey$zFlemington.
730 0 $aHopewell herald.
856 41 $3Table of contents$uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy022/2001276156.html