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The Bornstein Bibliography of The Lindbergh Case

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"A" indicates copies are autographed/inscribed by authors

1. Abbot, Anthony (Actually Fulton Oursler). 1948. These Are Strange Tales. (“In Hauptmann’s

Garrett” – BRH attic with the Governor). John C. Winston Company.

2. Ahlgren, Greg and Monier, Stephen R. 1993. Crime of the Century; The Lindbergh

Kidnapping Hoax. Brandon Publishing Company.

3. Alix, Ernest Kahlar. 1978. Ransom Kidnapping in America, 1874-1974. (Pages 67-76 – “The

Lindbergh Case”; and throughout). Southern Illinois University Press.

4. Altis, Benny Nathan “Little Benny.” Undated. Traveling Down Memory Lane – The Last

Living Eye Witness to the Lindbergh Kidnapping. Self-Published.

5. Allen, Frederick Lewis. 1940. Since Yesterday: The Nineteen-Thirties in America. (Chapter

III-6 - “The Lindbergh Kidnap Case”). Harper & Brothers.

6. Armstrong, April Oursler. 1965. House With A Hundred Gates. (Pages 31, 39). McGraw-Hill Book Company.

7. Aymar, Brandt and Sagarin, Edward. 1967. A Pictorial History of the World's Great Trials.

(Chapter 24 – “Bruno Richard Hauptmann 1935”). Crown Publishers

8. Bak, Richard. 2000 (Uncorrected proofs). Lindbergh: Triumph and Tragedy. Taylor

Publishing.

9. Bak, Richard. 2000. Lindbergh: Triumph and Tragedy. (Chapter Six – “Stolen in the Night”).Taylor Publishing.

10. Barnard, Charles N., Editor. A Treasury of True. 1956. (pages 17-45 “Everybody Wanted in

the Act” – Alan Hynd). A.S. Barnes and Company

11. Battan, David. 1984. Handwriting Analysis: A Guide to Personality. (Pages 26-27 – “Charles

A. Lindbergh,” Pages 249-255 – “Document Examination: The Lindbergh Case”). Padre Productions.

12. Bahm, Jim. 2010. Beneath the Winter Sycamores – An Account of the Lindbergh

Kidnapping. Self-published.

13. Behn, Noel. 1994. Lindbergh: The Crime. The Atlantic Monthly Press.

14. Berg, A. Scott. 1998. Lindbergh. (Chapters 10-12 – “Sourland,” “Apprehension,” “Circus

Maximus”). G.P. Putnam’s Sons.

15. Boswell, Peyton, Jr. 1939. Modern American Painting. (Pages 123 and 171 – “The Crime –

Arnold Blanch). Dodd, Mead & Company.

16. Brant, John and Renaud, Edith. 1932. True Story of the Lindbergh Kidnapping. Kroy Wen.

17. Brant, John and Renaud, Edith. 08 June 2011. True Story of the Lindbergh Kidnapping –

The incredible, the impossible, the utter adbsurdity, had actually happened! (modern

reproduction) Kroy Wen, Louisville KY.

18. Breslin, Jimmy. 1991. Damon Runyon, A Life. (Chapter 18). Ticknor & Fields.

19. Brian, Denis. 1986. Murderers Die (Chapter 16 – “Bruno Richard Hauptmann: Trial by Fraud

and Fury” – Robert R. Bryan). St. Martin's Press.

20. Brittingham, William C. 2001. Hopewell’s Crime of the Century. William C. Brittingham

(privately published).

21. Bryant, Jen. 2004. The Trial, A Novel. Alfred A. Knopf.

22. Bunker, M. N. 1939. You Wrote It Yourself: The Key to Handwriting Analysis. (X. –

“Testimony on a Famous Ransom Note”). World Syndicate Publishing.

23. Burns, Vincent Godfrey. 1972. New Light on the Lindbergh Kidnapping Mystery: An

Autobiographical Account. New World Books. A

24. Busch, Francis X. 1952. Prisoners At The Bar - An Account of the Trials of The William

Haywood Case, The Sacco-Vanzetti Case, The Loeb-Loepold Case, The Bruno Hauptmann

Case. (Section IV – “The Trial of Bruno Hauptmann for the Murder of Charles Lindbergh,

Jr.”). Bobbs-Merrill Co.

25. Cameron, William. 2012. Violet Sharp (script). Samuel French.

26. Campbell, Geoffrey A. 2003. The Lindbergh Kidnapping. (Famous Trials). Lucent

Books.

27. Canning, John (editor). 1987. Unsolved Murders And Mysteries. (Pages 20-26 – “The

Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping”). O'Mara.

28. Carluccio, Paul. Albert Elias Residential Group Centre at Highfields. (8 page booklet

provided by Highfields). Amwell Heritage Society.

29. Carter, Boake. 1938. Made in U.S.A. (Pages 79-83 – “Ransom Money”). Dodge Publishing

Co. A

30. Carter, Boake. 1937. This is Life. (Pages 121-160 – “Kidnaped”). Dodge Publishing Co. A

31. Chiasson, Lloyd Jr. 1997. The Press on Trial – Crimes and Trials as Media Events. (Chapter

10 – The Case of Bruno Hauptmann, “The greatest story since the Resurrection” by Alfred N.

Delahaye). Greenwood Press.

32. Clayton, Barbara and Whitley, Kathleen. 1987. Guide to Flemington, New Jersey. Clayton &

Whitley.

33. Coakley, Leo J. 1971. Jersey Troopers. (Chapter 6 – “The Lindbergh Kidnapping”). Rutgers

University Press. A

34. Coburn, Andrew. 1997. Birthright (Novel). Simon & Schuster.

35. Cohen, Roger and Gatti, Claudio. 1991. In the Eye of the Storm: The Life of General H.

Norman Schwarzkopf. (Pages 31-40). Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

36. Collins, Max Allen. 1991. Stolen Away: A Novel of the Lindbergh Kidnapping. Bantam.

37. Condon, John F. 1936. Jafsie Tells All! Jonathan Lee.

38. Congdon, Don, Editor. 1962. The Thirties, A Time to Remember. (pages 206-210 –

“Lindbergh Case”; pages 210-216 – “Judging of Hauptmann”). Simon and Schuster.

39. Cooper, Courtney Ryley. 1937. Here’s to Crime. (Pages 3-5; Pages 412-414). Little, Brown

and Company.

40. Coughlin, Rev. Charles E. 1932. Father Coughlin's Radio Discourses 1931-1932.

(XVII. “An Appeal to the Kidnaper”). The Radio League of the Little Flower.

41. Crouch, Tom D., Editor. 1977. Charles A. Lindbergh - An American Life. Smithsonian

Institution.

42. Crystal, George. 1934. This Republican Hoffman: The Life Story Of Harold G. Hoffman, A

Modern Fighter. Terminal Printing & Publishing Co.

43. Davis, Kenneth S. 1959. The Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh and the American Dream.

(Chapters 12-13 – “Blood Sacrifice,” “A Farewell to America”). Doubleday & Company.

44. Dearden, Harold. 1951. Aspects of Murder. (Pages 19-54 - “The Ladder”). Staples Press.

45. Demaris, Ovid (1975). The Director; an oral biography of J. Edgar Hoover. (Pages

53-60). Harper Magazine Press.

46. Demaris, Ovid. 1961. The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case: The True Story of the Crime that

Shocked the World. Monarch Books.

47. Denenberg, Barry. 1996. An American Hero: The True Story of Charles A. Lindbergh.

(Chapter Eight – “The Crime of the Century”). Scholastic.

48. Dilworth, Donald C., editor. 1977. Silent Witness. (Pages 153-157 – “Why No Lie Detector

for the Lindbergh Case?”). International Association of Chiefs of Police.

49. Douglas, John E., and Olshaker, Mark. 2000. The Cases That Haunt Us. (Chapter 3 – “The

Lindbergh Kidnapping”). Scribner.

50. Dunninger, Joseph. 1935. Inside The Medium’s Cabinet. (Chapter XIV – “Mediums in the

Hauptmann Case”). David Kemp & Co.

51. Dutch, Andrew K. 1975. Hysteria: Lindbergh Kidnap Case. Dorrance.

52. Edwards, Judith. 2000. The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping in American History. Enslow

Publishers, Inc.

53. Elliott, Robert G., with Beatty, Albert R. 1940. Agent of Death: The Memoirs of an

Executioner. (Chapter IX – “Three Famous Cases”). E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc.

54. Faber, Doris. 1980. The Life of Lorena Hickock, E.R.’s Friend. (Pages 82-84 and others;

notes re unpublished manuscript). William Morrow and Company.

55. Falzini, Mark W. 2008. Their Fifteen Minutes: Biographical Sketches of the Lindbergh

Case. iUniverse Books.

56. Falzina, Mar. W. and Davidson, James. 2012. New Jersey’s Lindbergh Kidnapping and

Trial. Arcadia Publishing.

57. Fass, Paula S. 1997. Kidnapped: Child Abduction In America. (Chapter Three – “The

Nation’s Child…is Dead”). Harvard University Press.

58. Felsher, Howard, and Rosen, Michael. 1966. The Press in the Jury Box. Macmillan.

59. Fensch, Thomas, Editor. 2001. FBI Files on the Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping. New

Century Books.

60. Fisher, Jim. 1987. The Lindbergh Case. Rutgers University Press. A

61. Fisher, Jim. 1994. The Lindbergh Case. (Expanded, corrected softcover edition). Rutgers

University Press

62. Fisher, Jim. 1999. The Ghosts of Hopewell. Southern Illinois University Press.

63. Frank, Martin M. 1957. Diary of a D.A. (Pages 198-99 – Circumstantial Evidence). Henry

Holt and Company.

64. Furneaux, Rupert. 1962. Courtroom U.S.A. 1. (Pages 9-66 – “The Lindbergh Baby”).

Penguin.

65. Gabler, Neal. 1994. Winchell: Gossip, Power and the Culture of Celebrity. (Pages 205-220).

Alfred A. Knopf.

66. Gauvreau, Emile. 1941. My Last Million Readers. (Pages 245-251 – the newsroom on the

night of the verdict). E.P. Dutton & Co.

67. Gauvreau, Emile. 1935. What So Proudly We Hailed. (Pages 226-227 – “Charles Lindbergh,

Jr.”; photo of baby's corpse; two photos of people trying to look in jail and courtroom).

Macaulay.

68. Geary, Rick. 2008. The Lindbergh Child: America’s Hero and the Crime of the Century.

ComicsLit.

69. Geis, Gilbert & Bienen, Leigh B. 1998. Crimes Of The Century: From Leopold And Loeb To

O.J. Simpson. (Part 4 – “Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Public Outrage, and Criminal Justice”).

Northeastern University Press.

70. Ghaffari, Michelle. 1995. Mystery And Mayhem: Tales of Lust, Murder, Madness, and

Disappearance. (Pages 94-95). MetroBooks.

71. Giblin, James Cross. 1997. Charles A. Lindbergh: A Human Hero. (Chapters fifteeneighteen).

Clarion Books.

72. Gill, Brendan. 1977. Lindbergh Alone. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.

73. Gordon, George N., and Falk, Irving A. 1967. On The Spot Reporting: Radio Records

History. (Pages 80-86). Julian Messner.

74. Gordeaux, Paul. 1970. Le rapt du bébé Lindbergh. Editions Minerva.

<MAP NAME="FPMap5"><AREA SHAPE="RECT" COORDS="379, 50, 460, 57" HREF="http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm/privacy-policy.html?o=1" ><AREA COORDS="0,0,10000,10000" HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect-home/thelindberghkidn" ></MAP><img src="http://rcm-images.amazon.com/images/G/01/rcm/468x60.gif" border="0" usemap="#FPMap5" alt="Shop at Amazon.com" width="468" height="60">   75. Gramling, Oliver. 1940. AP, The Story of News. (1925 - Chapter VI – “Kidnap” and Chapter IX – “Date Line: Flemington”). Farrar and Rinehart Inc. 76. Gustafson, Anita. 1985. Guilty Or Innocent? (Pages 89-108 – “Trial by Mob”). Henry Holt publication. 77. Haines, Lynn and Dora B. 1931. The Lindberghs. The McCall Company. 78. Halacy, D. S., Jr. 1963. 1936: The picture story of an unforgettable year. (Chapter III – “The Lindberghs”). Arlington House. 79. Haldeman-Julius, Marcet. 1937. The Lindbergh-Hauptmann Kidnap-Murder Case. Haldeman-Julius Publications. 80. Hardesty, Von. 2002. Lindbergh, Flight’s Enigmatic Hero. (Chapter 3 – “Triumph and Tragedy”). Tehabi Books Inc. 81. Haring, J. Vreeland. 1937. Hand of Hauptmann: The Handwriting Expert Tells the Story of the Lindbergh Case. The Hamer Publishing Company. A 82. Heatter, Gabriel. 1935? Resume Book of the Flemington Trial. Tastyeast. 83. Heatter, Gabriel. 1960. There's Good News Tonight. (Chapter 7 - “Scenes from a Courtroom”). Doubleday & Co. 84. Heatter, Gabriel. 1935? Word Pictures of the Hauptmann Trial. Tastyeast. 85. Herrmann, Dorothy. 1992. Anne Morrow Lindbergh, A Gift for Life. (Chapters 7-12 and pages 322-325). Ticknor & Fields. 86. Hertog, Susan. 1999. Anne Morrow Lindbergh: Her Life. (Chapters 11-19). Nan A.Talese / Doubleday. 87. Hill, Edwin C. 1933. The American Scene. (Chapter 14 – “A Little Child in the Dark”). Witmark Educational Publications. 88. Hixson, Walter L. 2001. Murder, Culture, and Injustice: Four Sensational Cases in American History. (II – “Vengeance: Bruno Richard Hauptmann and the Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping”). University of Akron Press. 89. Hoffman, Governor Harold G. (convenor). March 1-2, 1935. New Jersey Conference on Crime - Abstracts of Addresses and Discussions With Resolutions. Trenton, N.J. 90. Horan, James D. 1962. The Desperate Years. (Pages 62-65 – “The Crime of the Century”; Pages 161-162 – “The Kidnapper is Caught”; Pages 172-176 – “The Trial of the Century”). Bonanza Books. 91. House, Brant, Editor. 1961. Crimes That Shocked America. (Part 9 – “Why the Lindbergh case was never solved”). Ace Books. 92. Howard, Clinton N. 1932. Who Kidnapped and Killed the Lindbergh Baby? (proprohibition tract) The National United Committee for Law Enforcement. 93. Howland, Hewitt H. 1930. Dwight Whitney Morrow, A Sketch in Admiration. The Century Company. 94. Hoyt, Edwin P. 1963. Spectacular Rogue: Gaston B. Means. (Chapters XIV, XV). The Bobbs-Merrill Company. 95. Hunter, T. Willard. 1993. The Spirit of Charles Lindbergh: Another Dimension. Madison Books. 96. Huson, Richard (editor). circa 1938. Sixty Famous Trials. (pages 862-876 – “Bruno Hauptmann – The Kidnapper of Colonel Lindbergh’s Baby”). A Daily Express Publication. 97. Hynd. Alan. 1945. The Giant Killers. (Chapter 5 - “The Intelligence Unit Encounters Murder”). Robert M. McBride. 98. Hynd, Alan. 1958. Murder Mayhem and Mystery: An Album of American Crime. (Pages 13-     44 – “Why the Lindbergh Case Was Never Solved” and Pages 375- 404 - “Gaston Bullock       Means: Con Cum Laude”). A. S. Barnes. 99. Irey, Elmer L. 1948. The Tax Dodgers: Inside Story of the T-Men’s War with America’s Political and Underworld Hoodlums. (Chapter 3 – “Crime of the Century”). Greenberg. 100. Israel, Lee. 1979. Kilgallen. (Pages 41-43). Delacorte Press. 101. Jackson, Robert. 1992. True Crimes, Chilling Accounts of Evil in Our Time. (Pages 21-25 – “Charles Lindbergh: The Harrowing of an American Hero”). New Burlington Books. 102. Jacta, Maximilian, editor. 1964. Kidnapping: Der Fall Lindbergh und funf weitere Kriminalfalle. (Pages 135-215 – “Der Fall Lindbergh”). Editions Rencontre Lausanne. 103. Jones, Elwyn. 1981. Death Trials. (Pages 68-97 – “Hauptmann”). W.H. Allen & Co. Ltd. 104. Jones, Wayne D. 1997. Murder of Justice: New Jersey's Greatest Shame: Long Awaited Truth Proves Hauptmann Innocent of the Lindbergh Kidnapping. Vantage Press. 105. Joynson, George. 2010. Wicked Monmouth County. (Pages 96-98). The History Press. 106. Kaplan, George. 1980. Big-Time Criminals Speak! (Pages 41-48 – “Bruno Richard Hauptmann”). Maximum Exposure. 107. Kennedy, Ludovic. 1985. The Airman and the Carpenter: The Lindbergh Case and the Framing of Richard Hauptmann. Collins. 108. Kennedy, Ludovic. 1996. Crime of the Century: The Lindbergh Kidnapping and the Framing of Richard Hauptmann. (with a new introduction). Penguin Books. 109. Kennedy, Ludovic. 1989. On My Way to the Club. (Chapter 22 – “The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Case”). Collins. 110. Kenny, Nick. 1932. Getting an Earful. (Page Four – “To Lindy, Jr.”). Poetic Publications.A 111. Kerwin, Kenneth. 1968 (?) Hysteria caused by events leading to the Lindbergh Trial. Selfpublished    booklet. 112. Kerwin, Kenneth. 1968 (?) HYSTERIA: “HIDDEN FACTS UNTOLD”. Self-published     booklet. 113. Klurfeld, Herman. 1976. Walter Winchell, His Life & Times. (Pages 68-70). Praeger Publishers. 114. Koehler, Arthur. 1924. The Properties and Uses of Wood. McGraw-Hill Book Company. 115. Kraft, Betsy Harvey. 1998. Sensational Trials of the 20th Century. (Chapter 3. – “Baby Charles and the Carpenter”). Scholastic Inc. 116. Kunstler, William M. 1960. First degree. (Chapter 11 – “Murder in Flight”). Oceana    Publications. 117. Kyle, Ana. 2004. The Dead Poets Plus One – 1932 Lindbergh Kidnap Case. Three Poets Publishing Co., LLC. (Surlox-bound photocopied). A 118. Lane, Frank, and Grant, U.F. “Gen.” 1935 (?). They’re Off. (Pages 10-13 – “The Lindbergh     Kidnap Ladder”). Self published. 119. Langley, Jay. Hunterdon Life. 1976 (estimated). (Union Hotel, Hunterdon County Courthouse). Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce. 120. Lee, Dr. Henry and Labriola, Dr. Jerry. 2001. Famous Crimes Revisited : From Sacco-    Vanzetti to O.J. Simpson. (Section Two, Chapter 2 – “Lindbergh. The Murder of an American      Hero’s Baby”). Strong Books. 121. Lees-Milne, James. 1981. 1988 edition. Harold Nicolson: A Biography. Vol II – 1930-1968.     (Pages 49-51 and elsewhere). Hamish-Hamilton Paperback. 122. Leighton, Isabel, Editor. Fifth paperback printing 1968. The Aspirin Age – 1919-1941. (“The Lindbergh Legends” by John Lardner). Simon & Schuster. 123. Lewis, Alice Blackwell. 1973. Hopewell Valley Heritage. (Pages 185-186, 301, 302, endpaper map).                    The    Hopewell     Museum. A 124. Lewis, Elmer A., ed. 1954. Crime, Kidnaping and Prison Laws. Washington, DC: GPO. 125. Liepman, Heinz. 1959. Verbrechen Im Zwielicht (“Crimes in the Twilight”). (Der Fall                 Lindbergh). Im Bertelsmann Lesering. 126. Lindbergh, Anne. 1984. Bailey’s Window. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. A 127. Lindbergh, Anne Morrow. 1976. The Flower and the Nettle: Diaries and Letters 1936-39.                   Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. A 128. Lindbergh, Anne Morrow. 1973. Hour of Gold, Hour of Lead: Diaries and Letters 1929-32.            (Part II – “Hour of Lead”). Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 129. Lindbergh, Anne Morrow. 1974. Locked Rooms & Open Doors: Diaries & Letters of Anne              Morrow Lindbergh, 1933-1935. Harcourt Brace & Co. 130. Lindbergh, Charles A. 1978. Autobiography of Values. (Pages 139 – 142; great children and        family photos). Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 131. Lindbergh, Charles A. 1953. The Spirit of St. Louis. Scribners. A 132. Lindbergh, Reeve. 2001. No More Words – A Journal of My Mother, Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Simon and Schuster. A 133. Lindbergh, Reeve. 1998. Under A Wing, Lindbergh Family Memoir. (Chapter 9 – “The Lost Baby”). Simon & Schuster. A 134. Lippmann, Walter; Selected & Edited by Allan Nevins. 1932. Interpretations 1931-1932. (Pages 318-321 - “The Lindbergh Case and the Newspapers”). The MacMillan Company. 135. Logan, John. 1985. Hauptmann (script). Samuel French. 136. Luce, Henry R., Editor. 1968. Time Capsule / 1932. (Pages 66-76 – “Snatchers on Sourland Mt”). Time Life Books. 137. Luce, T. J. 2001. New Jersey’s Sourland Mountain. (Chapter 25 – “The Lindberghs”). Sourland Planning Council. 138. Luckett, Perry D. 1986. Charles A. Lindbergh: A Bio-Bibliography. Greenwood Press. 139. Lundberg, Ferdinand. 1936. Imperial Hearst: A Social Biography. Equinox Cooperative Press. 140. Madison, Arnold. 1978. Great Unsolved Cases. (Chapter 3 – “The Lindbergh Kidnapping”). Franklin Watts. 141. Mamet, David. 1999. Jafsie and John Henry. (Page 125 – “Jafsie”). The Free Press. 142. Mansfield, Justine. 1932. True Tales Of Kidnapings -- In America -- In China -- In Mexico. (Chapter 1. – “The ‘Master Crime’ of Kidnaping”; Chapter 14. – “The Lindbergh Baby Case”). The Business Bourse. 143. Marquis, Albert Nelson, Editor. 1936. Who’s Who in America. The A. N. Marquis Company. 144. Marston, William M. 1938. The Lie Detector Test. (Chapter 6 – “Legal Obstacles – The Hauptmann Case” + other mentions). Richard R. Smith. 145. Matteson, Leigh. Estimated 1935. Lone Wolf vs Lone Eagle. Unpublished manuscript from Hoffman papers, NJSP. 146. McCorkle, Lloyd W.; Elias, Albert; and Bixby, F. Lovell. 1958. The Highfields Story: An Experimental Treatment Program for Youthful Offenders. Henry Holt and Company. 147. Messick, Hank and Burt Goldblatt. 1974. Kidnapping: The Illustrated History. (pages 66-80). Dial Press. 148. Milton, Joyce. 1993. Loss of Eden. (Chapters 13-20). Harper Collins. 149. Mitchell, Joseph. 1938. My Ears Are Bent. (Chapter I). Sheridan House. 150. Monroe, Judy. 2000. The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Trial: A Headline Court Case. Enslow Publishers Inc. 151. Morland, Nigel. 1960. Science in Crime Detection. (Pages 170-172 – “Bruno Hauptmann”). Emerson Books Inc. 152. Mosley, Leonard. 1976. Lindbergh: A Biography. (Part III – “Into the Abyss”). Doubleday & Co. 153. Mott, Frank Luther, Editor. 1937. Headlining America – 1937 Edition. (Pages 57-64 - “The Lindberghs Leave America”; Pages 199-205 – Damon Runyon “Hauptmann Execution”). Houghton Mifflin Company. 154. Mullins, Eustace. 1978. The Lindbergh Murders: Hauptmann Was Innocent – The Prosecution and Defense Combined to Frame Him. <iframe marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" width="468" height="60" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" src="http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?t=thelindberghkidn&l=st1&search=lindbergh%20kidnapping&mode=books&p=13&o=1&bg1=A1A1A1&f=ifr"> <MAP NAME="FPMap0"><AREA SHAPE="RECT" COORDS="379, 50, 460, 57" HREF="http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm/privacy-policy.html?o=1" ><AREA COORDS="0,0,10000,10000" HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect-home/thelindberghkidn" ></MAP><img src="http://rcm-images.amazon.com/images/G/01/rcm/468x60.gif" border="0" usemap="#FPMap0" alt="Shop at Amazon.com" align="left" width="468" height="60">   155. Newton, James. 1987. Uncommon Friends. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 156. Newton, Michael. 2002. The Encyclopedia of Kidnappings. Facts On File Inc. 157. Nicolson, Harold. 1935. Dwight Morrow. Harcourt, Brace and Company. A (by Elizabeth Cutter Morrow). 158. Nicolson, Nigel, Editor. 1966. Harold Nicolson: Diaries and Letters, 1930-1939. (Sections 1934-1935 “the Hauptmann Case,” “Result of the Hauptmann trial”). Atheneum. 159. Nickell, Joe, and Fischer, John F. 1999. Crime Science, Methods of Forensic Detection. (Chapter 6 – “Impression Analysis”). The University Press of Kentucky. 160. Norris, William. 2005. A Talent to Deceive – At Last: Who REALLY killed the Lindbergh baby. SynerEbooks. 161. Nurnberg, Rolf. 1936. Lindbergh, Hauptmann und Amerika. Verlag Dr. Rolf Passer. 162. O’Brien, P.J. 1935. The Lindberghs: The Story of A Distinguished Family. International Press. 163. O’Brien, P.J. 1935. The Lindberghs: The Story of A Distinguished Family. (Abridged prospectus used by salespersons). Universal Book and Bible House. 164. Osborn, Albert D. 1944. Second Edition 1946. Questioned Document Problems. (Chapters XV, XVII, XLVII, “Anonymous Letters,” “Identification of Pen and Pencil Printing,” “The Ethics of the Questioned Document Examiner”). Boyd Printing Co. 165. Osterburg, James W. 1967. The Crime Laboratory: Case Studies of Scientific Criminal Investigation. (Pages 32-34 - “Hauptmann-Lindbergh Case”). Indiana University Press. 166. Oursler, Fulton. 1964. Behold This Dreamer! (Pages 320-346 and others). Little, Brown. 167. Patt, Ruth Marcus. 1994. Uncommon Lives: Eighteen Extraordinary Jews from New Jersey. (Pages 129-140 – “David T. Wilentz: Patriarch of New Jersey’s Democratic Party, 1894- 1988”). Vantage Press. A 168. Pearson, Edmund. 1938. Studies in Murder. ("Hauptmann and Circumstantial Evidence"). Random House, Modern Library. 169. Pease, Major Frank. 1936. The “Hole” in the Hauptmann Case? Major Frank Pease. 170. Peden, Charles E. 1931,32. Newsreel Man. (Photos; page 13, 19-20, 113-126 – “Hopewell Two One”). Doubleday, Doran & Company. 171. Pegler, Westbrook. 1936. ‘T Aint Right. (Lindbergh’s Exile: Page 64 – “Back Talk”; Page 67 – “Pot Accuses Kettle). Doubleday, Doran & Co. 172. Phillips, Cabell. 1969. From The Crash To The Blitz 1929-1939. (Pages 199-203). The Macmillan Company. 173. Pisano, Dominick A. and Van Der Linden, F. Robert. 2002. (Pages 99-100). Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis. Smithsonian Institution. 174. Powers, Richard Gid. 1987. Secrecy and Power – The Life of J. Edgar Hoover. The Free  Press. 175. Pratt, Fletcher. 1935. The Cunning Mulatto and Other Cases of Ellis Parker, American Detective. (Pages 69-91 – “The Barking Dog” – Parker kidnaps criminal Charles Powell to force an admission, a pattern, it is said, he repeated with Wendel). Harrison Smith and Robert Haas. 176. Raby, R. Cornelius. 1937. Fifty Famous Trials. (Chapter 50 – “Bruno Richard Hauptmann – 1935”). Washington Law Book Co. 177. Radin, Edward D. 1950. 12 Against Crime. (Chapter 10 – “Sawdust Trail”). G.P. Putnam’s Sons. 178. Randolph, Blythe. 1990. Charles Lindbergh. (Chapters Nine-Ten – “Loss,” “Escape”). Grolier Educational Associates. 179. Reisinger, John. 2006. Master Detective: The Life and Crimes of Ellis Parker, America's Real-Life Sherlock Holmes. (Chapters 7-17). Citadel Press. 180. Reynolds, Quentin. 1950. Courtroom. The Story of Samuel S. Leibowitz. (Pages 318-338). Farrar, Straus and Company. 181. Roberts, Randy and Welky, David, Editors. 2003. Charles A. Lindbergh: The Power and Peril of Celebrity, 1927-1941. (Part Two – The Kidnapping: Celebrity’s Dark Side). Brandywine Press. 182. Robinson, Henry. 1935. Science Catches the Criminal. (Chapter VIII – “Clues in Wood”). Bobbs-Merrill. 183. Roensch, Greg. 2004. The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Trial: A Primary Source Account. (Great Trials of the Twentieth Century). Rosen Publishing Group Inc. 184. Rogers, Agnes, (Assembled By). 1947. I Remember Distinctly - A Family Album Of The American People 1918-1941. (Pages 112-117). Harper & Brothers. 185. Ross, Ishbel. 1936. Ladies of the Press: The Story of Women in Journalism by an Insider. Harper & Brothers. 186. Ross, Walter. 1968. The Last Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh. (Chapters 16-17 – “Deaths in the Family,” “The Hauptmann Case”). Harper & Row. 187. Ross, Walter S. 1976. The Last Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh (Revised and enlarged edition: see introductory note re Lindbergh’s critique of the original edition) (Chapters 16-17 – “Deaths in the Family,” “The Hauptmann Case”). Harper & Row. 188. Rowland, John. 1058. More Criminal Files. ( XII – United States: Bruno Hauptmann). 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189. Ryder, Pamela. 2008. A Correction of Drift: A Novel in Stories. Fiction Collective 2.

190. St. Johns, Adela Rogers. 1969. The Honeycomb. (Chapters 23-27). Doubleday & Company,Inc.

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FILMS AND VIDEO

DOCUMENTARIES

1959. Life in the Thirties. (7. The crime of the century). NBC. DVD.

1985. Dealers in Death, Murder & Mayhem in America. Maljax Productions Inc. VHS

1990. American Experience. Lindbergh: The Shocking, Turbulent Life of America’s Lone Eagle.

WGBH. DVD

1991. The Story of Charles A. Lindbergh. (Excellent footage and soundbites; extended section on the

case). Hearst Entertainment / Questar Video. VHS.

1992. American Justice Great Crimes & Trials: The Lindbergh Kidnapping. A&E. VHS

1994. Biography: Lucky, The Story of Charles Lindbergh. A&E. VHS.

1994. Kidnapped (American Justice). A&E. VHS

1999-2000. Biography: Charles and Anne Lindbergh – Alone Together. A&E. VHS

1999. Mysteries & Myths of the Twentieth Century. (Who Kidnapped Lindbergh’s Son?). Madacy

Entertainment Group. DVD

2000. Crimes of the Century. (The Lindbergh Kidnapping). Dastar Corp. / Marathon Music and Video. DVD

2001. Encyclopedia of the 20th Century: Days that Shook the World. Madacy Entertainment Group. DVD

2007. Charles Lindbergh in Colour – The fabulous and tragic life of the first man to fly across the

Atlantic. Clarke Costelle & Cie. DVD

Vintage Newsreels 1930-35 – A Selection of Classic Newsreels Covering The Important Events Of

The Early Depression Years. 2 DVDs

TELEVISION

1982. Who killed the Lindbergh baby? Kennedy, Ludovic (writer and narrator). BBC.

1989. Reliving the Lindbergh Case. Newman, Edwin (narrator). PBS, produced by New Jersey

Network.

1999. The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping. Heus, John, and Zarchin, Jim. 60 min. New York: Coutroom

Television Network,. Videocassette. KF224.L5 L56 1999

DRAMAS

1976. The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case. RCA / Columbia Pictures. VHS

1996. Crime of the Century. HBO Pictures. VHS1

MAGAZINES

July, 2013

Poor condition / no cover

Contained in bound volume

Cover story

Complete series

Copy

American Astrology

August, 1977 “Was Hauptmann Guilty?”

American Detective

April 1935 “Why We Convicted Hauptmann" by Elmer

Smith, Juror Number Six, as told to Adrian B.Lopez

American Detective Cases

November, 1934 “The Innocent Suffer”

“Solving the Crime of the Century”

American Forests

May, 1935 “Wood’s Case Against Hauptmann” (Koehler)

October, 1967 Koehler profile/obit “Wood Wizard: Tracking

Down Lindbergh Kidnapper by Wood Analysis”

December, 1967 Letter re Gary Dorn and ladder

American Heritage

February 1976 Davidson, David: The Story of the Century

July/August 2000 “On the scene at the Crime of the Century”

(boy delivered cots to Highfields)

American History

July, 1995 The Other Trial of the Century

Anna Hauptmann profile/update

June, 2005 Cracking the Lindbergh Case: Focus on Finn

American History Illustrated

May, 1975 “The Baby is Found – Dead!”

American Journal of Human Biology

Volume 3, Issue 6, 1991. Pages 613-616 (1991)

Dr. William Bass, "Skeletal Material Associated

with the Lindbergh Kidnap Case"

The American Magazine (case connection TBC)

September, 1935 “Getting Away With Murder” by Harold G. Hoffman

American Mercury

April, 1935 “Justice Goes Tabloid”

Spring, 1977 BRH” Why did you kill me?

(Excerpt from Liberty)

Amherst Graduates’ Quarterly

February, 1932 Dwight Morrow

Bank Note Reporter

June, 1981 Where is the Lindbergh Kidnap Loot?

Bluebook

August, 1952 “New facts on Lindbergh kidnapping?”

Catholic World

March, 1935 (#140) “Child Murder as Entertainment.” Editorial

Pages 641-644.

Christian Century

March 16, 1932 D.F. Barrett: “Behind the Empty Crib”

April 27, 1932 “The press invades Hopewell”

Coins

March, 1975 Try Collecting the Lindbergh Kidnap Money

Collier’s

July 16, 1932 The Real Lindbergh (practical jokes)

Sep. 24, 1938 – October 22, 1938 Executioner Robert Elliott (5)

Sept. 24, 1938 Executioner Robert Elliott

October 1, 1938

October 8, 1938

October 15, 1938

October 22, 1938

May 10, 1947 Frank Wilson’s story

Complete Detective

December, 1941 The Military Draft by David Wilentz

Confidential

January, 1954 “Was the kidnaped baby ever really found?” by Alan Hynd

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Coronet

October, 1947 “How We Trapped the Lindbergh Kidnaper” by

Elmer L. Irey (not identical to Irey book; many errors)

July, 1957 Flight from Fame (pictorial)

Cosmopolitan

September, 1933 Kidnapping Craze: The Lindbergh Baby

November 1933 “Kidnapt” - Miss Fane’s Baby is Stolen

May, 1935 A Symposium "The Trial Of The Century"

February, 1950 What Became of the Man Who Prosecuted

Bruno R. Hauptmann? Wilentz (pg 76)

Crime Beat

April, 1993 Scaduto

Current Psychology and Psychoanalysis magazine

1934, Vol. IV No. 6 Why did Hauptmann Kill the Lindbergh Baby?

Daring Detective

June 1936 Did Hauptmann die? (Detailed account of

execution – Dr. Charles Mitchell)

September 1937 Short Feature: “Kidnap Hoax & The Convicted

Sleuth”

Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine

June, 1932 “A Little Child Shall Lead Them”

(Editorial and cartoons on case)

Delineator

November, 1933 Kidnapping: Can we stop it?

Detective

Sept. 1932 Lie detector

Detective Digest

January 1937 Did Hauptmann's death solve the Lindbergh Case?

Detective Fiction Weekly

May 6, 1933 Was Arthur Barry the kidnapper?

November 3, 1934 The Sinister Face of Hauptmann" by William E.

Benton

January 18, 1936 "Hauptmann's Nails in Lindbergh Ladder" by Stanley R. Keith

April 11th 1936 "Hauptmann Case Still Unsolved" by Joseph Mulvaney

Eagle

January, 1935 Handwriting on the Wall – Do the Ransom Notes Prove that Hauptmann is Guilty?

Editor & Publisher

January 12, 1935 “Public Avid for News of Trial”

January 19, 1935 “Working Press Works Hard at Trial”

February 16, 1935 “Verdict in Newsreel”

“’Press Unfair’, Reilly Charges; Newsmen

‘Grand,’ Says Wilentz”

“Hippodroming”

March 21, 1936 Damon Runyon on execution

April 11, 1936 John Perry on the publicity

Esquire

January, 1935 A Portrait Of Jafsie - Dr. John

Francis Condon

January, 1936 Master Finger-Printer (Erastus Hudson)

November, 1961 Dorothy Parker review of Waller

October, 1963 Profile of Charles Lindbergh at age of 61

Family Circle

January 18, 1935 The Osborns

Famous Detective Cases

March 1935 The Danger to the 2nd Lindbergh baby

June, 1935 Hauptmann: Was Justice Done?

Doubts/evidence disputing verdict

The FBI: A Pictorial Report

1957 Lindbergh Kidnapping

The FBI Investigator

December, 1944 Lindbergh Kidnaping

Forests & People

Fourth Quarter, 1977 Lindbergh Kidnapping – The Ladder Link

Forum and Century

June, 1932 “The Kidnaping Profession” (non-LKC)

March, 1935 “Hold, Enough!” editorial on excessive coverage

January, 1936 “Trial by Fury”

February, 1936 “Take the Profit out of Kidnaping”

Front Page Detective

October, 1937 Ellis Parker’s conviction in the Lindbergh case

Georgetown Law Journal

October, 1977 Seidman, Louis M.. “The Trial and Execution of

Bruno Richard Hauptmann.”

Headlines

January, 1972 “Kidnapping that Rocked America”

Headquarters Detective

November, 1954 Strange death of Gov. Harold Hoffman

Illustrated London News

March 19, 1932 Kidnapped Lindbergh Baby (photos)

(page) October 6, 1934 Hauptmann arrest January 12, 1935

L’Illustration

19 Mars 1932 L’enlevement du fils de Lindbergh (great picture of estate)

Inside Detective

April 1935 “Meet The Man Who Defended Hauptmann” (Reilly)

May, 1935 "Who Helped Hauptmann?"

March, 1936 Dorothy Kilgallen – “Guilty as Hell”

November, 1936 "The Killer Hauptmann Mourned" by Lieutenant

Joseph Cocozza

Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology

American Journal of Police Science

January-February, 1937 Lindbergh Kidnapping Ladder by Arthur Koehler

March-April, 1937 Handwriting Evidence Against Hauptmann by Clark Sellers

Journal of Forensic Sciences

American Academy of Forensic Sciences

May 1997 Anatomy of the Lindbergh Kidnapping – Shirley A. Graham (wood evidence analysis)

Ken

April, 1938 “Off the Hauptmann Record” (Jafsie’s phone number in the closet)

Leader Magazine

April 30, 1949 "The Lindbergh Baby Murder Case: Was Justice Done?"

Liberty (75)

1935

Oct. 5, 1935 Hauptmann cover / Reilly

Oct. 12, 1935 to Nov. 23, 1935 Capture of Hauptmann (7)

October 12, 1935 The J.J. Faulkner investigation

October 19, 1935 “How I Captured Bruno Hauptmann”

October 26, 1935 Tracing the ransom bills

November 2, 1935 Cecile Barr, Levantino

Death After Dark, Gov. Hoffman

November 9, 1935 The capture

November 16, 1935 BRH passing the gold bills

November 23, 1935 Transcript of lineup for Condon; researching

defense witnesses; BRH “beatings”

1936

Jan. 4, 1936 50 unanswered questions

Jan. 18, 1936 to Mar. 21, 1936 Condon (10)

January 18, 1936 Jafsie cover

January 25, 1936 Did Hauptmann have accomplices?

February 1, 1936 Jafsie in the cemetery

February 8, 1936 Jafsie & the sleeping suit

February 15, 1936

February 22, 1936

February 29, 1936

March 7, 1936

March 14, 1936

March 21, 1936

March 28, 1936 Condon in Panama

April 4, 1936 Cerrita/Birrittella psychics knew

April 11, 1936 Jafsie on Hauptmann's accusation; Hauptmann’s

pastor; BRH on the handwriting

April 18, 1936 Jafsie’s strange stories

April 25, 1936 Science predicted who did it

May 2, 1936 BRH: “Why did you kill me?”

Jafsie: A Poem of the G-Men

May 9, 1936 The missing money

Hauptmann clues sifted by amateur detectives

May 16, 1936 What Jafsie told his high school girls

July 25, 1936 “Gov. Hoffman Re-opens the Lindbergh Case”

Aug. 1, 1936 – Sept. 12, 1936 Lloyd Fisher on John Hughes Curtis (7)

August 1, 1936 Curtis cover

August 8, 1936

August 15, 1936

August 22, 1936

August 29, 1936

September 5, 1936

September 12, 1936

Nov. 7, 1936 What will happen next in the Lindbergh case?

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Nov. 21, 1936 Jafsie answers the American Bar Ass’n

Nov. 28, 1936 – January 9, 1937 Wendel (7)

November 28, 1936 Part I

December 5, 1936 Part II

December 12, 1936 Part III

December 19, 1936 Wendel tells all – Part IV

December 26, 1936 Wendel tells all – Part V

Lindbergh’s First Year of Self-Exile

1937

January 2, 1937 Part VI

January 9, 1937 Wendel tells all – Conclusion – Part VII

April 3, 1937 Science – Dr. Erastus Mead Hudson

April 17, 1937 Gaston Means – Master Bad Man

May 1, 1937 Gaston Means – Master Bad Man

June 5, 1937 Means’ kidnap hoax

1938

Jan. 29, 1938 – April 30, 1938 Hoffman (14)

January 29, 1938 Jersey Justice

February, 5, 1938 A call from Washington

February 12, 1938 A man who lived in Hell

February 19, 1938 How can we get the truth?

February 26, 1938 While the world waited

March 5, 1938 Liebowitz, Wendel and Parker

March 12, 1938 Hauptmann’s final hours

March 19, 1938 The world’s maddest manhunt

March 26, 1938 The state’s star witness

April 2, 1928 Weaknesses in Jafsie’s story

April 9, 1938 Jury; Whited; Perrone

April 16, 1938 The case of Mr. Reilly

April 23, 1938 Rail 16; Hochmuth, Rossiter

April 30, 1938 Conclusion

May 7, 1938 – June 25, 1938 Ellis Parker (7)

May 7, 1938 Ellis Parker (1)

May 14, 1938 The Clue of the Auidble Corpse (2)

May 21, 1938 The Man Who Forgot to Forget (3)

May 28, 1938 What happened to Ellis Parker? (4)

June 4, 1938 Ellis Parker (5)

June 18, 1938 Practical jokes Lindbergh played

What happened to Ellis Parker? (6)

June 25, 1938 Amateur Nightmare (Ellis Parker) (7)

July 2, 1938 Hoffman

July 9, 1938 Hoffman – More things I forgot to tell

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July 23, 1938 to September 17, 1938 McLean (9)

July 23, 1938 Their first-born and mine

July 30, 1938 Enter Gaston Means

August 6, 1938 A haunted room and a vigil

August 13, 1938 Number nineteen

August 20, 1938 Hoaxes

August 27, 1938 The gang across the river

September 3, 1938 Means shows his hand

September 10, 1938 I was the man with the handkerchief

September 17, 1938 Conclusion

January 14, 1939 Lindbergh and Another Hauptmann (Headman)?

(page 57)

Liberty: The Nostalgia Magazine

Summer, 1971 Hauptmann

Life

May 15, 1939 Cover photo of Ann Lindbergh

September 2, 1946 Elmer Irey retires

June 28, 1954 Hoffman: A Death Divulges a Life of Deception

March, 1982 Did the evidence fit the crime?

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Literary Digest

1932

March 12, 1932 “The Challenge of the Lindbergh Kidnaping”

March 26, 1932 “The Kidnapers’ Threat to American Homes”

April 2, 1932 Current poetry

April 16, 1932 “The Lindbergh Ransom Swindle”

April 23, 1932 “Nation Outraged by Lindbergh Fraud”

April 30, 1932 “Has Press Hampered Search for Baby?”

May 21, 1932 “Tragic End of the Lindbergh Search”

May 28, 1932 “Lindbergh Crime as a Challenge to America”

June 25, 1932 “British Rage over Violet Sharpe Suicide”

1934

September 29, 1934 “The ‘Break’ in the Lindbergh Case”

October 6, 1934 “Hauptmann Facing Trial in Lindbergh Case”

October 13, 1934 “First Trial in the Lindbergh Abduction Case”

October 20, 1934 “A Murder Indictment in the Lindbergh Case”

October 27, 1934 “New Jersey Ready to Try Hauptmann”

December 29, 1934 “Hauptmann trial Makes ‘Boom Town’”

1935

January 5, 1935 “Hauptmann Trial Takes Centre Stage”

(Excellent diagram of courtroom)

January 12, 1935 “How the Press ‘Covers’ Hauptmann Trial”

Small Reilly, Wilentz profiles

January 19, 1935 Counsel and the Press impact on the trial

9

January 26, 1935 “Handwriting and ‘Jersey Justice’”

February 2, 1935 Experts Tesify for State

February 9, 1935 Press exploitation of the trial

February 16, 1935 Dr. Erastus Mead Hudson (page 10)

February 23, 1935 “Cost of the Hauptmann case”

March 2, 1935 Collecting Hauptmann defense funds (Pg 5)

March 9, 1935 Hauptmann defense committee (page 7)

May 4, 1935 Fawcett sues BRH for legal fees (pg 6)

June 29, 1935 Detecting fingerprints (Hudson on case)

1936

January 4, 1936 “A Family Seeks Safety”

January 11, 1936 “America’s First Major Kidnapping”

January 18, 1936 “Case Marches to Climax”; Hoffman

January 25, 1936 “A Controversial Reprieve”

February 29, 1936 “Hauptmann: Enigma in the Face of Death”

March 21, 1936 Letter from Governor Hoffman

April 11, 1936 “Nightmarish End of Hauptmann”

May 30, 1936 Fighter Hoffman

June 13, 1936 Gov. Hoffman and “Jersey Justice”

June 20, 1936 “Lindbergh deposits ransom”

Look

February, 1937 Parolees who commit crimes

August 29, 1939 Robert Elliott photo spread

February 27, 1940 Eight years later

July 2, 1940 Hauptmann Case by Alexander Woolcott

(Lynd Ward illustrations)

Master Detective

February, 1954 The Lindbergh Kidnaping

McCall’s

October, 1956 AML – Her Life Story in Pictures

April, 1937 Ten years of a hero’s life (photo feature)

The Microscope

Volume 31 No. 1 Microscopic Trace Evidence - The Overlooked

First Quarter 1983 Clue (Part IV) - Skip Palenik (The

Lindberg kidnapping wooden ladder

investigation)

Mid Week Pictorial (New York Times)

March 12, 1932

Modern Man

March, 1963 The Lindbergh Case

Modern Maturity

April-May 1982 I Covered the Lindbergh Kidnapping

10

Modern Mechanix and Inventions

December, 1934 How Experts Trapped Kidnap Suspect

The Modern Psychologist

April, 1935 Hypnotism Will Solve the Hauptmann Mystery

Modern Screen

May, 1935 Was it right to film the Hauptmann trial?

Motion Picture / Golden Screen

December, 1934 Newsreels cover the arrest: pictures of Charlie

and BRH; Will Rogers (pages 16, 35, 66)

Motion Picture Herald

January 19, 1935 Newsreel Camera in Hauptmann Courtroom

Murder Can Be Fun

#16 – 1995 Lindbergh Lunacy (debunks skeptics’ books)

Murder Casebook

1990 – Volume 2, Part 29 The Lindbergh Kidnap

Murder in Mind

1998 (Largely the same as Murder Casebook)

The Nation

March 16, 1932 “The World Against the Lindberghs”

March 23, 1932 “The American ‘Mind’”

June 29, 1932 Gaston Means

January 16, 23 OR 30, 1935 Marshall, M: “Biggest Show on Earth.”

National Geographic

September, 1934 Flying Around the North Atlantic

National Review

40 – 1985 An American Tragedy

Nautilus Magazine: Self-help Through Self-Knowledge

May 1932 Pg. 12 editorial: Baby Lindy & Capone

New Jersey Monthly

August, 1981 Legacy of a Kidnapping: Olson and Kerwin

New Republic

March 16, 1932 The Week

March 23, 1932 The Week

January 23, 1935 The Week

February 6, 1935

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February 27, 1935 “Both Guilty”

April 17, 1935 Review of Whipple Book

Newsweek

September 29, 1934 Lt. Finn gets his man

October 6, 1934 Hauptmann indicted

October 13, 1934 Extradition proceedings

October 27, 1934 Extradition

November 10, 1934 Reilly engaged

December 29, 1934 Flemington readies

1935

January 5, 1935 Was Hauptmann Here?

January 12, 1935 Trial Coverage

January 19, 1935 Nellie of Flemington

Sports at the Trial

January 26, 1935 Trial coverage

February 2, 1935 Trial coverage

February 9, 1935 Trial coverage

February 16, 1935 Trial ends

The media’s output

February 23, 1935 Verdict, etc.

AP’s error on the verdict

March 16, 1935 Reporters’ books on the case

March 23, 1935 The cost of prosecution

April 13, 1935 Reilly dismissed

May 25, 1935 Jafsie honoured

June 29, 1935 Hauptmann’s appeal

January 4, 1936 CAL’s departure (Scoop of the year)

August 25, 1975 A Crime That Doesn’t Pay (Bronfman

kidnapping)

December 6, 1976 “Did Hauptmann Do It?” (Scaduto review with

Wilentz quotes)

June 24, 1985 “Cobbling Up Conviction” (Kennedy review)

New Yorker

December 29, 1934 Profile of Jafsie

January 12, 1935 Reilly profile + minor gossipy bits

March 9, 1935 BRH and circumstantial evidence

June 15, 1935 “Death in the Forenoon” (Violet Sharpe)

November 6, 1937 $25,000 N. J. State Reward

March 19, 1938 The truth about the Lindbergh case

New York State Bar Association Journal

June, 2005 Big Ed Reilly & The Lindbergh Kidnapping

Case

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New York Times Magazine

May 8, 1977 “The Price of Fame” (AML speaks of the

kidnapping 50 years later)

North American Review

January, 1934 The Lindbergh Case

Official Detective Stories

February, 1935 Crime of the Century (CAL Jr Cover)

May, 1936 The Hauptmann Detective’s Biggest Case

May, 1940 The Shooting of Lindbergh Suspect No.1

(Ernest Brinkert)

January, 1974 How Gaston Means made a fortune on the

murdered Lindbergh baby

Outlook

April, 1932 Lindbergh and the press

Paranoia

Summer, 1994 Lindbergh Kidnapping Hoax

(Ahlgren/Monier review)

Pathfinder

August 2, 1930 Early picture of CAL Jr.

August 15, 1931 Lindberghs minus junior take a vacation

May 15, 1937 Hauptmann aftermath (Ellis Parker and Wendel)

People

September 6, 1982 Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s widow accuses

authorities of framing and executing an innocent

man for the 1932 Lindberg baby kidnapping

Photography Workshop

Fall, 1950 Hauptmann’s body removed from the

deathhouse

Playbill

May, 1992 Hauptmann

Police

September-October, 1968 "Arthur Koehler: Scientist – Investigator” by

Arthur S. Aubry, Jr. -- pp.28-34)

The Police Reporter

February, 1935 Policing An International Murder Trial (Page 8)

Ellis Parker (Page 22, 26)

Walter Lyle promoted (Page 24)

May-June, 1936 Colonel Kimberling Promoted (Page 9)

Popular Mechanics

December, 1934 “Sherlock Holmes Returns”

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March, 1937 Wood Detective Solves Mysteries

Popular Science

May 1934 Scientific Detectives Smash Kidnap Gangs:

Lindbergh, Urschel, Machine Gun Kelly

Princeton Recollector

Vol. II, No. 9 & 10, Spring 1977

Published by the Princeton History Project

Radio Guide

March 21, 1936 "What Walter Winchell Knows about

Hauptmann"

March 28, 1936 Part II

April 4, 1936 Winchell; inside story on Hauptmann

April 11, 1936 continued: Winchells Forty-Two Days at

Flemington

Radio Stars

May, 1936 Boake Carter Reveals Important Unpublished

Facts About Hauptmann

Reader’s Digest

May, 1932 Lindbergh and the press (Outlook)

December, 1934 I could have broken the Lindbergh case (Today)

September, 1961 Waller book section

October, 1961 Part II

Real (The exciting magazine for men)

February 1956 Hoffman: “The governor could not stop

stealing”

Real America

January, 1935 Official Secrets Behind the Capture of Bruno

Hauptmann – infighting among the three police

forces: NJSP, New York and Hoover’s

Real Detective

May, 1932 “The Strangle-hold of the Kidnappers”

O’Sullivan: “The Most Horrible Crime in the World”

December, 1934 "How a Government Hand-writing Sleuth

Broke the Lindbergh Case”

January, 1935 Behind the scenes at the Hauptmann trial

February, 1935 Why I’m Defending Hauptmann by Reilly

(Reilly background and previous cases)

May, 1935 Did Hauptmann work alone?

June, 1935 Lindberg Kidnap Mystery

July, 1935 Did Hauptmann work alone?

Aug, 1935 Did Hauptmann work alone?

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February, 1936 Does this confession clear Hauptmann?

(shouts from Vincent Godfrey Burns)

March 1938 Lindbergh kidnap hoax story

April 1938 Another Lindbergh kidnap hoax story

June, 1971 The real Criminals in the Lindbergh Case

Real-Life Crimes

1993 Who Murdered Lindbergh’s Baby?

Remember

December 1994 /January, 1995 Who killed the Lindbergh baby?

Ahlgren and Monier

Reminisce

March/April 2000 Couple with baby recall being stopped

The Ring (Boxing Magazine)

Nov. Oct. Sept. 1934 Jafsie poem

Ripper Notes

October, 2004 “The Vesica Piscis Connection: Jack the Ripper,

Jesus Christ and the Lindbergh Tragedy”

Saturday Evening Post

October 21, 1933 CAL – The Great Unknown (Harry Bruno)

April 20, 1935 Arthur Koehler: “Who made that ladder?”

March 8, 1952 Did they really solve the case?

October 23, 1954 The Mystery of Harold Hoffman

April, 1976 Kidnapping Victims:Tragic Aftermaths

Saturday Review

August 26, 1961 George Waller cover

Vol. XLIV, No. 34

Scientific American

July, 1937 Sherlock Holmes of the Forests

Scribner’s

January, 1936 Why Blame It On The Papers?

Sir!

November 25, 1953 The truth about the Lindbergh case

Startling Detective

June, 1932 The inside story

July, 1932 Capone and the Secret Behind the Lindbergh

Kidnapping

Aug. 1932 Find the Lindy Killers!

September, 1932 Fantastic angles of the Lindbergh mystery

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November, 1932 Editorial: America has fallen down on the

Lindbergh case

February 1933 Bungling the Lindbergh case

May 1933 Was the Lindbergh Baby really found?

August 1933 Gaston Means King of Swindlers

February 1934 Mystery girl in the Lindbergh case

(Violet Sharpe)

October 1934 Revealing New Facts About Dr. Condon and

the Lindbergh Case

December 1934 Secrets of the Lindbergh manhunt

April, 1935 High spots in the Lindbergh case

(detailed chronology)

October 1937 Torture kidnap (Ellis Parker / Wendel)

The Sunday Times magazine

January 9, 2005 The man who says he is Charles Lindbergh Jr.

(Loren Husted)

Survey

April 1, 1932 (#68) Barnes,H. E. 68. “Deeper Lesson of the

Lindbergh Kidnapping.” (pages 17-19).

Theater Week

August 3, 1992 Hauptmann

Time Magazine

September 29, 1930 Dwight Morrow cover

1932

March 14, 1932 Snatchers on Sourland Mountain

March 21, 1932 Lindberghs treasonous for promising leniency

CAL assumes control, hires gangsters

Capone offers help in Brisbane interview

March 28, 1932 No developments

April 4, 1932 Curtis

April 18, 1932 Ransom paid and no results

April 25, 1932 Confirmation the ransom note symbol was

widely known

May 2, 1932 CAL Jr. cover

Lengthy summary of crime and payment

May 16, 1932 Gaston Means arrest – Evalyn McLean

May 23, 1932 Finding the baby; Hoover statement

June 13, 1932 William Allen’s sideshow ends

June 20, 1932 Gaston Means convicted

June 27, 1932 Gaston Means sentenced

1934

October 1, 1934 “4U-13-41”

October 8, 1934 “Evidence” (numerous photos)

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December 31, 1934 “At Flemington”

1935

January 7, 1935 “Flemington Fantasy” (About Limberg booklet)

January 14, 1935 “New Jersey v. Hauptmann”

January 21, 1935 “New Jersey v. Hauptmann (Cont’d)”

January 28, 1935 Letter to editor re Sherriff Curtiss

Kathleen Norris profile

February 4, 1935 “New Jersey v. Hauptmann (Cont’d)”

February 11, 1935 “New Jersey v. Hauptmann (Cont’d)”

GRAFLEX camera ad

February 25, 1935 “Hauptmann to Chair”

“Unhappy Ending” – media errs on verdict

1936

January 6, 1936 “Hero & Herod”: CAL’s flight (lengthy)

January 13, 1936 “Hero & Herod” (cont’d)

January 27, 1936 “Hoffman to Hauptmann” – 30 day reprieve

September 8, 1961 Review of Waller book

Today

() October 27, 1934 I could have broken the Lindbergh case

today – The Inquirer Magazine

April 9, 1978 Bruno Richard Hauptmann: Killer OR Victim?

Tower Radio

April, 1935 Boake Carter:“I Cover the Lindbergh Case”

(Trial drawing by George Clark)

1936

Tru-Crime Detective Cases

#1, March 1941. Uncensored Facts about the Lindbergh

Kidnapping – BRH innocent

True

June, 1937 Is the Lindbergh Case Being Cracked?

September 1941 Does a curse shadow Lindbergh?

March 1949 Hynd: “Everybody Wanted in the Act”

December, 1963 “Startling New Evidence In Lindbergh Kidnaping” (George Waller)

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True Detective

June 1970 New Jersey’s Crooked Governor (Hoffman)

February 1975 The Lindbergh Kidnap-Murder

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True Detective Mysteries

February, 1931 Constance Morrow’s kidnapping

June, 1932 Hatton W. Sumners on the Kidnapping

Nov, 1932 – May, 1933 Untold facts in the Lindbergh Kidnapping

November, 1932 Untold Facts in the Lindbergh Kidnapping

December. 1932

January, 1933 Spitale and Bitz

February, 1933 Ransom negotiations and payment

March, 1933

April, 1933 Violet Sharpe/Gaston Means/Curtis

May, 1933 Brinckert/

January, March, May, 1935 The Lindbergh Kidnap capture (Hynd)

January, 1935 The Lindbergh Kidnap capture (Hynd)

March, 1935 The capture

May, 1935 Real Story behind the Capture (Hynd) – error

filled – “found $30 K at BRH’s”

June, 1935 Ellis Parker Death Mystery

November, 1935 How much did Hauptmann tell his wife?

May, 1936 Secrets From Governor Hoffman's Private Files:

Not a one man job

July, 1936 "I Saw Bruno Hauptmann Die"

August, 1936 Mysterious Mr. X of the ransom notes

September, 1936 “The Untold Truth about Hauptmann’s Wife”

Unrevealed Secrets that Torture Gaston Means

October, 1936 What Hauptmann revealed: Rev. Werner

May, 1937 Unrevealed secrets that torture Gaston Means

April, 1938 The Great Parker-Wendel Mystery

(book-length)

1939? “Unsolved Phases of the Hauptmann Case –

New and Startling Revelations” by Avery Hale.

June, 1940 Ellis Parker’s brain tumour & his behaviour

towards Wendel

True Romances

July, 1938 Love Story of the Lindberghs

August, 1938 Part II of II (Impact of kidnapping on their love)

UNSOLVED

Vol 2 Issue 22 1964 Who Kidnapped The Lindbergh Baby?

U.S. News and World Report

November 4, 1985 Anna Hauptmann

Vanity Fair

July, 1931 William Cotton portrait

December, 1934 Jafsie

October, 1935 Lindberghs: First Romancers of the Air

October, 1998 Kidnap excerpt from Berg

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Vital Speeches

September 15, 1936 (Vol. 2) Thatcher, T.D. “Trial by Newspaper:

Hauptmann Case and the Remedy.”

Pgs 778-781.

Voice Of Experience

April, 1936 Will society crucify Hauptmann’s son?

(Mannfried Hauptmann cover)

May, 1936 Pastor fights the chair

Wisconsin Trails

December, 2004 Madison’s Forest Products Laboratory (Koehler)

The Case of the Telltale Ladder

Woman Today

May, 1935 Verna Snyder: “I Sat in Judgement”

Woman’s World

March 6, 1990 The Crime of the Century (Fisher quotes)

Wynn’s Astrology Magazine

November, 1935 Key Cycle of the Lindbergh Case

December, 1935 Bruno Hauptmann, Isidor Fisch and Violet

Sharpe in the Lindbergh Case

Yankee Magazine

March, 1982 The Night the Lindbergh Baby Disappeared

February, 1994 Who Killed the Lindberg Baby? (Ahlgren and

Monier)

THE PRINCETON RECOLLECTOR: A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF LOCAL HISTORY,

Published by the Princeton History Project. 2 Issues, Vol. II, No. 9 & 10, Spring 1977. Special

Edition. With articles on; Lindbergh Kidnapping Revelations Disclosed * Lindbergh Tragedy

Forecast in Sutphin's Sourland Stories * Lindbergh rented home in Rosedale * Lindbergh estate

pictures * DeLong Filed First Story or on Abduction of Lindbergh Child * Bleak Night of Crime *

Merritt Reveals Hauptmann Visit after Forty-Five Years * Harry Conover Watched Headlights of

Kidnapper's Car * Reporters put Hopewell on Map * State Police scoured Entire Region in Search of

Clue. No. 10 includes Articles on capture of suspects and Trial. Condition is good, Daily News

Format.

Stage Productions

July, 2013

Cameron, William. 2006 (Reading: Tuesday, October 24th). Violet Sharp. Theatre Row

Studios, 42nd Street, New York.

Franklin, Cary John. 2002. Loss of Eden. Opera Theatre of St. Louis.

Greening, John. June, 2002. A Ladder in Hopewell. NC Stage Company Theater,

Asheville, NC.

Greenwood, David Valdes. October, 1998. Brave Navigator. Pyramid Theatre Alliance,

Rochester Playwright Festival.

Kazman, Harry. Lindbergh and Hauptmann: The Trial of the Century. (a reenactment of

the trial). Hunterdon County Courthouse, Flemington.

Logan, John. Hauptmann. (got as far as Off-Broadway). New York.

Mack, Ed and Kazman, Harry, Producers. Symposium Commemorating The 60th Anniversary of the

Trial of the Century. 1995. Hunterdon County Courthouse, Flemington.

Mooney, Bill. April 25 and 26, 2003. Everyone Wanted in the Act. (One-man show;

fundraiser for the Hunterdon County Medical Foundation). Hunterdon County Courthouse,

Flemington.

Ogborn, Jeffrey. 2001. Baby Case. Arden Theatre Co. Philadelphia.

Wingfield, Garth. Flight. 2005. Lucille Lortel Theatre, New York.

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Program(s) part of collection

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