AAA Conflict Sacks Top Aaa Officials
Washington Feb 6 A clash between right and left factions within the AAA led to the ousting or resignations of Jerome Frank an original brain truster and four colleagues among top aides including Lee Pressman Francis Shea and Victor Rothen Gardner Jackson and other officials. Secretary Wallace acted at the urging of Chester Davis in a sweeping reorganization shocking the personnel involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Jerome Prank
Brain Truster
Chester Davis
Frank
Chicago
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lee Pressman
Francis Shea
Victor Rothem
Gardner Jackson
Consumers’ Counsel
Wallace
Davis
Rural teachers meet in Potter County and library lesson spread
Potter County rural teachers and principals gather for a rare meeting while Miss Nellie Erdman and her seventh grade class showcase library research by spending two hours studying the catalog. Librarian Mrs. Ruth Delzell instituted the method to teach students how to use the library. Vic Webber travels from New York City to Amarillo amid heavy snow, expressing fondness for the Panhandle. Amarillo society hosts and visits continue with numerous regional residents and travelers attending weddings and weekend visits across Lubbock Shamrock Memphis and Clovis establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Erdman
Potter County
Ruth Delzell
Vic Webber
New York City
Amarillo
New York
Panhandle
Ransom Money Case Mentioned With Texas Proposals
The text references a court conference over a ransom money matter involving Fisch and Hauptmann. It then notes Potter County Texas Commissioners Court inviting sealed proposals on February 11 1935 from banks to become county depository with a $5 00000 bid bond, signed by County Judge JN Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court of
Potter County
Texas
Amarillo
A. D
JN. Riggs
Seal ,Texas
Chicago Celebrates Century of Progress Finances
A Century of Progress costs and profits are totaled with $32,937,531 gross receipts and $15,000,000 of net expenditure. The fair paid off the original $10,000,000 bond and left funds for Field Museum and Rosenwald Museum. In 1933 and 1934 Chicago tax receipts rose by $54,151,513 from 1932, enabling large debt reductions, and bank debits surged by over $2.8 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Walker
Chicago
Lake Front
Field Museum
Rosenwald
Fair Corporation
Chicago Association of Commerce
Plains
Dakota
Blackstone
Drake
Stevens
Thomas D. Nash
Federal Reserve Bank
Wrecker
Transportation
P. O
Fingerprint Fight Over Lindbergh Baby Case Continues
In the Lindbergh kidnapping trial the defense questions the lack of prints on the nursery ladder and the crate while Isador Fisch and Hauptmann face claims about a shoe box containing $14,000 ransom. Witnesses discuss fingerprint methods and the handling of the ladder by numerous people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Kelley
Lindbergh
Kelly
Fisher
Wilentz
Trenchard
Ladder
Justice Trenchard
Oscar John Bruckmann
Bronx
Reilly
Bruckmann
Fisch
Hauptmann
Bruchmann
Qaefense
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Paul Sjostorm
Louis Kubler
Frank A. Kelly
Verna Snyder
No. 3
Sam Streppone
Isador Fisch
Streppone
Bellevue Hospital
Paul Sjostrom
Dr. Hudson
Questioning on Hauptmann fingerprints by Wilentz trooper
A witness testifies about identification of fingerprints of Richard Hauptmann. Another trooper named Wilentz conducted the questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hauptmann
Wilentz
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless seven help in one remedy. Claims it fights a three days cough and promises refund if relief is not achieved, noting no narcotics and pleasant taste.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rural Teachers’ Association
West Texas Plains
Doc) Fisher
Electra
Fred Williams
Jack Jarrell
Polk Street
Mrs. Jarrell
Mr. Fisher
Will R. Saunders
Pampa
Shamrock
Bob Douglas
Bernice Stevens
P. E. Stevens
Charles Beasley
Helen Stevens
Neil Adams
J. M. Andrews
Ed Cherry
Amarillo College
Clovis
N. M
H. L. Andrews
Gus McDaniel
Lubbock
H. G. Cole
Gordon
Plainview
Viola Montgomery
West Sixth Avenue
Henry Ellis
Eulaine
Ellis
Mrs
Lee Guthrie
Memphis
Ronnie Shepherd
W. S. Pittman
Mr. Shepherd
B. F. Shepherd
Lois Chadwick
Oklahoma City
Frank Blevins
Florida Street
A. C. Hoffman
F. E. Machovec
Hughes Street
J. T. Russell, Jr
Texas University
Jewelers
Illinois
John F
Jassie
Condon
Thomas W. Trenchard
Nulice
Sjostrom
Hudson
Lindbergh Estate
Kubler
Arthur Koehler
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Rex
James Dunn and
Lillian Roth
Pat” Paterson Herbert Mundif
Eda Charles Starr
Hauptmann Trial
HV. Robertson Company
Accountants
Oliver Earle
Shearer Pudriic
Charles Aughton I. Barrells
Wimpole Street
M GM
NAT Cafe
Lloyd Snyder
Schilling
Pramount
Laurel and Hardy
Victor Herbert
Laurel Hardy
Hal Roach
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld Follies
Illie
Eugene Ibrke
Howard
Tanwy K
Warren William Sectat Bride
Glenda Farrell
Charles Dickens
Dr. Pierce
T. S. Jeter
Hood St
West Monroe
Dr. T
Buffalo
N. Y
Polk ST
International Congress OF Oddities
Emi
City Auditorium
Tri-State Fair
Harold Bauer
Bauer
Europe
America
City Drug Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!