| General Items The Lindbergh Kidnapping Newspaper Articles |
New Book about Ellis published in August 2006|
Feb. 4, 1940  Mount Holly Herald Part 1 |
Feb. 4, 1940  Mount Holly Herald Part 2 |
Feb. 4, 1940  Mount Holly Herald Part 3 |
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Feb. 5, 1940  Courier Post Courier Post, Camden, NJ Part 1 |
Feb. 5, 1940  Courier Post Courier Post, Camden, NJ Part 2 Top |
Feb. 5, 1940  Courier Post Courier Post, Camden, NJ Part 2 Bottom |
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Feb. 5, 1940  Courier Post Courier Post, Camden, NJ Part 3 |
Feb. 5, 1940  Burlington County Enterprise Part 1 |
Feb. 5, 1940  Burlington County Enterprise Part 2 |
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Feb. 5, 1940  Burlington County Enterprise Part 3 |
Feb. 5, 1940  Morning Post Part 1 |
Feb. 5, 1940  Morning Post Part 2 |
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Feb. 5, 1940  Morning Post Part 3 |
Feb. 6, 1940  Dies in Prison Parker dies in prison |
Feb. 6, 1940  Editorial Clear his name. |
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Feb. 6, 1940  He took the rap Jamieson asserts Parker took rap. |
Feb. 8, 1940  Crowds at Bier Two articles about viewing. |
Feb. 9, 1940  Courier Post Part 1 |
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Feb. 9, 1940  Courier Post Part 2 |
Feb. 9, 1940  Daily News Part 1 |
Feb. 9, 1940  Daily News Part 2 |
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Feb. 8, 1940  Editorial What do you think? |
Feb. 9, 1940  Editorial Two editorials about the tragedy. |
Feb. 9, 1940  Floral Tribute Flowers dropped at burial. |
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Feb. 9, 1940  Notables Notable persons at funeral of Ellis H. Parker. |
Feb. 9, 1940  Philadelphia Record News pictures of Ellis, Jr. & his wife and Governor Hoffman. |
Feb. 9, 1940  Bearers Selected Bearers selected to carry the casket. |
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1940  Funeral Announcements Saved by his daughter, Helen. |
1940  Funeral Ellis Jr to be allowed to return home to attend funeral of father. |
1940  Thousands Attend Thousands attend Ellis' funeral. |
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1940  Funeral Rites held Flag at courthouse at half mast |
1940  Tragedy Gov. Hoffman says it's a tragedy. |
DDDD  Wilentz criticizes Lindbergh. Lindbergh accepts German medal from Hitler. |
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1940  Flowers at Funeral Junior at funeral. |
1940  Son home for funeral Ellis H. Parker, Jr. is allowed to come home from prison to attend his father's funeral. |
1940  NY Journal American Reports on Ellis' death |
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1940  Unknown Paper Part of an article telling how townspeople want to clear the name of Ellis Parker. |
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