The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-22
Overnight
 News

New York, July 22.-(UP)- Henry (Red) Johnson, sailor sweetheart of Betty Cow, nurse to the Kidnapped Lindbergi1 baby, is enroute to Oslo, Norway on the liner Tongsbergfjord after an emo- tiona1 farewell in which his young woman : companion at the pier smothered him with hugs and kisses.
 Betty Cow, who recently received permission to visit her home in England and then return to this country. was not at the pier. II was not known if permission for re-entry was given Johnson, who had been held during the Lind- bergh investigation for illegal en- try into this country.
 Tokio, July 22.-(UP}-The newspaper Nichi Nichi said today the name of K. Ariyoshi, former Japanese minister to Brazil, has been submittde to Nanking as the proposed minister to China.
 Chicago, July 22.-(UP)-Three cases of psittacosis or parrot fever, one of them fatal, were disclosed here today by President Herman N. Bundesen of the. board of health. The fatal case was that of Mrs Eva Marbach who died of the rare dis ease two weeks after purchasing a pair of lovebirds. The other vic- tims. were friends of Mrs Marbach.
 Gary, Ind, July 22.--(UP)- Alexander Stillman, 20, son of the New York banker James A. Still- man and Mrs Fowler (Fifi) Still man Mccormick, remained in the hospital here today after an x-ray showed he suffered slight skull fracture in the crash of his air. plane near here.
 Lake City, Minn, July 22.-(UP) An unidentified woman was found shot to death today . few miles from Ryans Bay in the Zum- bro river, where the bodies of two young farm girls who died mysteri- ous were discovered yesterday.
 The woman, shot in the head. sat upright in a parked automobile, holding bottle of beer.
 Washington, July 22.-(UP)- Tainted potato salad or deviled eggs were blamed today for .ptomaine poisoning which filled Washington hospitals with 400 writhing victims.
 The food was served at picnic attended by 300 employees of two Washington dafries. Later some of it was given to bonus marchers and eaten before it could be recalled. A score of veterans were treated by the over-taxed hospitals.
 About 150 of the ptomaine vic- tims had to remain in hospitals over night. Two were in 8 serious condition but expected to recover.
 Brooklyn, Conn, July 22.-UP) Theodore Roosevelt, the one-time republican president, is the demo- cratic presidential candidate just nominated at Chicago in the opin- ion of scores of persons eager to congratulate his widow.
 Mrs Roosevelt, at her summer home here, said she was weary of receiving messages from persons who believe her late husband and Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York are the same man.
 Salem, Mass, July 22.-(UP)- Isaac c. Swope, 29, eldest son of President Gerard Swope of the General Electric company, and Mrs Elizabeth H. Burr, young, society woman of Salem, will be married here July 30.
 Young Swope is a graduate of Harvard and Massac achusetts Insti- tute of Technology and is an engi- neer for the company his father heads.
 Mrs Burr is daughter of MT and Mrs Carroll John Hanson of Presque Island, Me.
 Boston. July 22.-(UP)-Pas- quale Sciaraffa. 63, confessed to- day. according to police, that he stabbed Frederick Prizzio. 55, to death, late yesterday, during a drunken brawI.
 The suspect was arrested late last night, several hours aftef Prizzio met death in street fight witness ed by scores of west end residents. -