The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
Waterbury Clue On
The Lindbergh Baby
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the registration number and did
not recognize the driver 80 as to
be able to describe him. The car
had q dark body. With the In
formation at hand this matter was
investigated as far as possible
without being able to obtain any
information Of value.
Several Of the details that start
cd investigation on Wednesday and
Thursday have not returned as yet
Rf9d telephone reports up to this
time merely indicate they are con-
tinuing with their Investigations
and checking UP on information
they have received. Nothing Of
Importance has been reported by
them over the telephone"
Routine investigation Of hum
dreds Of reports including two
from tho far west continued to-
day after Colonel Lindbergh's
secret night conference with lead.
ers In the hunt for his kidnapped
One report was from Pocatello
Idaho, to the effect that O suspect
In another case there had said he
drove the kidnaper's car. The
report was considered by some to
be hippant boast.
The second far west report was
based on O question asked Colonel
II. Norman Schwartzwopf, and In
volved q further check on activi-
ties OF Denver gangsters.
New Jersey state police and
Newark police both professed not
to have received the report from
Mayor T. c. Coffin Of Pocatello on
q suspected burglar arrested In
Boise on charges OF robbing
fraternity house.
The suspect was reported To
have told police he drove the kid
napers' automobile. and that the
baby was being held In Newark, N
j. Several have advanced the
theory the baby was held In New
ark.
.Pocateilo police, despite denials
at Newark, said they talked to
Newark police officials concerning
the case at intervals between 1874
p. M, and 10 p. m. (M. s. I'd
1--WE are not familiar with any
details related In a question abou
an Ignace Blaustein," q state po'
lice reply signed by Major Schoef'
fel said.
Reports of clues in the Bron,
and in Waterbury, Conn, were un'
founded. a police statement said.
The conference of investigator!
at the Lindbergh home followed
by a few hours statement auth
orized by Colonel Lindbergh II
the effect that mo private detec
tive agencies" had been enlisted
in the hunt for his baby.
The statement reaffirmed thu
Lindberghs' earlier announcement
that their sole object was to OBJ
tain the safe return of Charlie!
Augustus Jr., 20-month old young
ster stolen from his crib 1S day
ago.
Colonel Schwartzkopf refused Il
answer questions concerning the
conference. 1t continued severa
hours. All visitors were barred
from the estate while it continued
Worked In Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr, Pa, March 1S-(UPl
The German servants. WHIT
worked in the home of Leandrt
Lightfoot, at Franklin Park. n. j.
and sought for questioning the
Lindbergh kidnapping case were
detained by lower Merton town
ship police to-day.
The couple. sadie and Paul Eng
stenberg, were taken into custody
by Captain Ignatius ]. Mullen al
the request OF New Jersey state
| police. he said.
After the couple had been To-
Gated working In a Bryn Mawi
home by local police. the New Jer.
sey state police were notified and
came to Bryn Mawr to take charge
OF them.
! they left Immediately for Hope.
we'll. N. j.
Police said the Engstenbergs
went 10 work In the Bryn Mawr
home March 3, three days after