Hauptmann seeks lie detector test to prove innocence
Bruno Richard Hauptmann asked to take lie detector tests to show his truthfulness in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. Governor Hoffman and New Jersey officials offered no immediate comment, while Hauptmann noted he would cooperate with free experts and suggested Dr. John F. Condon also be tested.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Harold G. Hoffman
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann
Death House of State Prison
Hoffman
John F. Condon
Courthouse Deeds and 1936 Vehicle Registrations
Courthouse records list transfers including Theresa B Shaw to Joe Scroggins lot 8 block 123 Hughes North Texas Federal Savings loan to Riley Carver lot 2 block 6 Southside and others. Vehicle registrations show 1936 Plymouth coupe to T M Enders and multiple makes including Studebaker Ford Chevrolet Cadillac and Buick with owners in Stinnett and surrounding area.
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Theresa B. Shaw
Joe Scroggins
Hughes
North Tex
Fed Saw & Loan
Riley Carver
Southside
Jessie J. Hayes
Mainze
D. Jno
B. Gilvinet Ax
Grace Templeton
Hand
Eakle
Puqua Devi. Co
E. S. Burgess
O. T
Mildred H. Blackwell
J. G. Sanders
Plemons
John FE. Hill
L. Gough
John Gilvin
T. M. Enders
Stinnett
I. R
Wiley Dodd, Jr
J. B. Coe
Ford
Louis H. Anderson
H. M. Griffith
Credit Co., Inc
W. L. Harmon
Dave Binion
Sam Pelz
Chas Pavillard
Plymouth
Markets Report Hogs Cattle and Cotton Prices Dec 17
Kansas City live stock totals show hogs 2 500 and cattle 4 500 with mixed demand. Hogs steady to 20-25 lower on light bidding. best 190-160 lb range around 4 759 with lower Monday averages. Cattle and calves steady to active. feeding classes mostly steady with some gains on better grades. In New Orleans cotton futures jump over 50 cents with Dec at 11 45 March 11 11 and July 10 89. early gains persist on improved demand and foreign tone.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
New York
E. A. Piercee & Co
Amarillo
Close Co
Alaska
Juneau
Allis Chalmers
Amer Aero Vee Loco
Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer Big Mills
Foster Wheeler
Ats Atchison
Top & S&s
Gillette Razor
Atlantic
Goodrich
Barnsdall
Baldwin Locoes
Happ Motors Steeee Ot
Bendix Aviation
Houdaille Hershey
Wees
Hudson Motors Sane
Bethlehem Steel
Borden Tee Tee
Ania Harvester
Briggs Manufact O. Oe
Burroughs
Kennecott
Chi Rock Island Os
Kresire
Chrysler
Dely Tate
Murray Coron
Crucible Steel
Nash Motors
Curtiss Wright
Distillers Ase
Dome Mines
Neil Power & Light
NY Central Tee
North American Aviation Ce Bi
BM du Pont
North American
Hile
Remingston
Rand
Rapublic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Joseph
Seaboard Oil
Schulte United
RV Seras Roebuck
Fa Soecony-Vacuum
South Pac RR
Neee Tee
Southern Railway Oe
Death of Thelma Todd baffles investigators
Hollywood reports that Thelma Todd died of carbon monoxide poisoning after a dawn autopsy. The 30 year old actress was found slumped in her garage with the car running. The last sighting was by chauffeur Ernest Peters after a cafe party.
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Belman Morin
Hollywood
Thelma Todd
Comedienne
A. F. Wagner
Martha Ford
May Whitehead
Miss Todd
Ernest Peters
Santa Monica
Peters
Robot aids government tips on cigarette puffing
Washington reports that a government backed study using a robot smoker shows how puffing style affects nicotine intake. Moist cigarettes with gentle puffs yield the least nicotine while dry cigarettes and vigorous inhalation maximize it. The study, by the Pennsylvania experiment station, notes a 60 percent nicotine loss from large butt disposal and remains neutral on nicotine health risks.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Secretary of Agriculture
Missed two more men shot by relief worker in California
Los Angeles Dec 17 A relief worker Charles N Layman 45 opened fire on WPA laborers in a drainage ditch killed four men aged 25 to 56 and wounded four others before mob restraint and police intervention. Layman had warned he would get them after leaving his job.
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Los Angeles
PRI
Charles N. Layman
Layman
Pete Coklit
Lloyd Holden
Harry Sell
Lloyd Davis
James Haley
Sproul Perry
WPA
Edward Ryman
Life in 1935- Federal relief and employment trends
The piece notes modest clothing price stability and rising employment despite uneven gains. It cites October factory employment at a multiyear high, with auto, steel, and related industries driving fall gains while brick and railwork lag. Relief rolls peaked, then dropped, amid a $4.88 billion program aiming to put 3.5 million to work and shift duties to state and local governments.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
John Smith
Roosevelt
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Boise City
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T. H. McKenzie
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Hary. Co
Pup
E. A. Pierce and Co
Ee High Low Close
Elec
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Trans-America
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
United Corps
United Drug
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Westinghouse
Woolworth
FE. A. Pierce and Co
Arkansas
Todd Deaths
Loraine Red Wheel
Palo Duro Furniture CO
Magic Chet
Niagara Hudson
Rihtedsee
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Ny Sunray
United Gas Corp
Ceeeeee & S
Garrett
Virginia Dare
Lanterne
Concord
Port
Muscatel
Paul Garrett
Rome Radio
I Guy
Snden
Ee Firestone
Yehires
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Mack
Ash Tran
Fender
Testeda
Tyler
America
Amarillo Hardware Co
Polk ST
United States Employment Service
NRA
Nfl
van Buren Pharmacy
van Buren
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