Hauptmann Cross-Examination Focuses on Year-Long Plans
In Flemington New Jersey on January 29 1935 Bruno Hauptmann faced cross examination over his involvement in the Lindbergh kidnapping murder case The state attorney general David Wilentz highlighted phrases from ransom notes matching Hauptmann statements asserting the crime was planned and prepared for a year The testimony also covered his finances spending of ransom money trips taken after the payment and alleged sightings by a restaurant owner Fritz Hahn The defense indicated possible appeal while Hauptmann remained composed amid painful interrogation
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Germany
David T. Wilentz
Charles A. Lindherditz
Wilentz
Fritz Hahn
Hahn
Fisch
Florida
Lindbergh
Bronx
Anna
Frederick A. Pope
Pope
World Court Pact Nearing Final Ballot
Washington January 29 The Senate faced a tight vote on American adherence to the World Court with final pleas from both sides. Senator Pope urged membership while opponents cited Roosevelt conferrals as a vote lure. Borah said the fight continues as the effort moves toward a late day decision.
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Washington
World Court
Senate
Pope
Indiana
Roosevelt
Kingfish Foes Say Terrorism Rules in War
Senator Huey P. Long escalates campaign against the Square Deal Association after martial law and troops fail to suppress opposition in Baton Rouge. Secret meetings, arrests feared, and plans to move headquarters to Hammond amid anti Long sentiment and rumored district-wide rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. I. Femrite
United Press
Baton Rouge
National Guard
Square Deal Association
Huey P. Long
East Baton Rouge Parish
O. K. Allen
Fourth Congressional District
Allen
Hammond
Tangipahoe Parish
Long
Today By Arthur Brisbane President and Mayor
A brief note introduces Arthur Brisbane's Today column and mentions a Roosevelt and LaGuardia roadway joke. The piece signals the page 10 continuation with the gag about an elevated highway along the East River.
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Roosevelt
LaGuardia
New York
North River
East River
Doctor Tells of Odd Death in Shepard Trial
Maj. Charles A. Shepard faced testimony about his wife Zenana's death with claims she died from poison. Major Paul R. Hawley testified he diagnosed poisoning and described attending her illness and performing the autopsy. The cross examination pressed whether Hawley told Surgeon General Ireland of Shepard’s peculiar conduct.
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Topeka
Kas
Charles A. Shepard
Zenana
Paul R. Hawley
Shepard
Dal Harlan
Ireland
Washington
Hawley
Fairbanks and Lady Ashley Plan West Indies Trip
Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Sylvia Ashley arranged a long voyage from Rome to Marseille by liner for a Trinidad departure. They intend a West Indian yacht cruise from Trinidad and may be joined by English couple the Chisholms.
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Rome
Douglas Fairbanks
Sylvia Ashley
West Indies
St. Moritz
Marseille
Trinidad
Fairbanks
Chisholm
Lady Ashley
Golf Club
Heavy Snowstorm Fatal in Algiers
An unusual Sahara snowstorm buried Algiers under 24 inches of snow. The weight caused the roof of the French Tobacco Monopoly building to collapse, burying 20 natives. One person died and four were gravely injured.
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Algiers
Africa
Sahara Desert
Ammonia Tank Burst Triggers Panic in Omaha Cafeteria
In Omaha on January 29 patrons fled a cafeteria as a faulty ammonia tank burst and filled the air with fumes. After air cleared, proprietors also choked while the stampede left about $70 in unpaid checks.
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Omaha
U.P
Five Birthday Dances for Roosevelt Birthday Appeal
Amarillo hosts five dances at Roseland Nat Masonic Temple Elks Club and American Legion Home to honor President Roosevelt on January 30. Admission is $1 with 70 cents staying local for the Amarillo Crippled Children's Council and 30 cents sent to Washington for infantile paralysis study. Stores include Bob Mueller, Lloyd Snider, Santa Fe, Peggy’s Rhythm Girls, and Ekelund orchestra. Guests of honor are local Janu ary birthday celebrants Esther Savage and J B Linn.
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Lloyd Snider
Masonic Temple
Santa Fe
Phillis Kapp
Academy of Music and Art
Elks Club
Peggy
American Legion Home
Ekelund
C. C. Gibson
Esther Savage
North Lincoln
J. B. Linn
Harrison Street
Poison liquor kills 30 in Mohawk Valley cities
In three Mohawk Valley cities 30 people have died from poison alcohol, including Henrietta Frye and William Henry. Utica, Gloversville, and other towns report victims and dazed wanderers as federal, county, and city authorities pursue arrests and sources of the tainted liquor.
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Mohawk Valley
Henrietta Frye
William Henry
Utica
Bert Grant
Charles Bates
Andrew Reinel
Willard L. Best
New York
Rome
Here
Dionne quintuplets begin crawling at eight months
In Callender Ontario the Dionne quints showed crawling, with Annette leading. Dr. Dafoe noted attempts to stand and crawl, predicting teeth soon. The physician described diet changes including egg yolk portions, vegetable pulp, juice, cod liver oil, milk, and cereal as eight months old babies grow.
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Callender
Ont
Dionne
Annette
Allen Roy Dafoe
Yvonne
Seek Increase in Work Money
Senate Progressives push to double Roosevelts 4.88 billion recovery and relief plan with an amendment that would seek 8 to 10 billion. Democratic leaders aim to keep to the president’s figure as secret hearings begin with Budget Director Bell and Admiral Peoples testifying.
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Washington
W.P
Senate
Roosevelt
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Senate Appropriations Committee
D. W. Bell
Christian J. Peoples
Federal Emergency Administrator Public Works
Appropriations Committee
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Carter Glass
Glass
Frederick Hale
Maine
Mrs Trigg Elected Potter County Womens Club Leader
Mrs Trigg this morning was elected president of the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs at the annual session at the First Christian Church. Mrs K I Read was elected first vice president and Mrs 8 F Newbold and Mrs Frank Warren were chosen second and third vice presidents respectively. Other officers include Mrs Vernon Ball recording secretary Mrs Bob Crudgington corresponding secretary and Mrs John Ward treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Trigg
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Christian Church
K. I. Read
8. F. Newbold
Frank Warren
Vernon Ball
Bob Crudgington
John Ward
Give Up Hope for Recovery of Jed Adams
Physicians yielded little optimism for Jed C. Adams as pneumonia raged for a week. Adams, a member of the United States Board of Tax Appeals and former Democratic national committeeman from Texas, slumped into unconsciousness late last night.
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Jed Adams
Washington
Jed C. Adams
United State Board of Tax Appeals
Texas
Poderjay Returns to Face Bigamy Charge in Turverson Case
Stocky Ivan Poderjay, famed for many amours, was brought to the United States aboard the President Polk to answer questions about Agnes Turverson, the 43 year old attorney who vanished after marrying him. Assistant District Attorney Hastings boarded the liner to view Poderjay jailed in the cabin as he faces charges of bigamy for the December 4 1933 marriage.
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New York
Ivan Poderjay
United States
Agnes Turverson
President Polk
Soldier of Fortune
Genoa
Harold W Hastings
Poderjay
Utilities bill before House sets up three member board
The administration's bill to regulate public utilities creating a three member board with broad powers over all public service companies was circulated in the Texas House for signature. Governor Allred requested the measure and it was prepared by Dr. R. H. Montgomery of the University of Texas.
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Austin
Jan
Texas House
James V. Allred
R. H. Montgomery
University of Texas
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Nearby Areas
Amarillo and vicinity expect fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. New Mexico remains unsettled with minimal temperature variation. Temperature extremes reach 37 to 52 degrees by 1 o'clock.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo Safety Drive Urges Citizen Help and Cooperation
Amarillo police urge every resident to abide by traffic laws to ensure the safety drive succeeds. Officials note many violators complain about enforcement and lack cooperation, with arrests seen only as a last resort. In Dallas, the Independent Petroleum Association of America plans its November convention, aligning with the American Petroleum Institute meeting in Los Angeles.
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Amarillo
Police
Dallas
Independent Petroleum Association of America
C. E. Buchner
Tulsa
American Petroleum Institute
Los Angeles
Saida minister pens jokes. Globe News wants ads
A brief item indicates Saida minister Joe Penner’s humorous gags are noted while encouraging readers to place want ads in Globe News. It promotes a call-in number 6262 for Want Ads.
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Joe Penner
Globe- News
Fliers Save Family With Food Supply
A pilot W F Wiley and Chief Petty Officer G F Pickering flew six miles through snow drifts to a snow bound farm in Lakehurst New Jersey to drop food to Bingham Myers his wife and two children who were marooned since last week Their supply was nearly exhausted and the food landed about 100 feet from the house before being carried inside
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station Field
W. F. Wiley
G. F. Pickering
Bingham Myers
Naval
Myers
Thaulow's Concert Tonight at Municipal Auditorium
Norwegian conductor Christian Thaulow leads Amarillo Symphony with his Strad violin in a diverse program. Tickets at City Drug 517 Polk and box office open 6:45 pm. Prices 50c floor nonmembers, 35c members, 25c balcony, 10c children. Pianist Hjalmar Bergin to perform.
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Christian Thaulow
Amarillo
Symphony
Strad
London
Paris
Stockholm
New York
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
City Drug No
Polk Street
Thauson
Keessler
Hjalmar Bergin
Southwest
Texas Senate defeats Federal Child Labor Amendment ratification
Texas Senators reject the Federal Child Labor Amendment for the third time since 1924. The 18 to 10 vote tabling the minority print motion ends Texas action for the current session. Mothers and other women testified against the proposal as fear of socialism was dismissed by supporters.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Senate
Congress
Ity
van Zandt
John Hornsby
Beck
de Kalb
Burns
Huntsville
Collie
Eastland
Cotten
Palestine
Davis
Brownwood
Derry
Bogata
Duggan
Little
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Idaho
Arthur Brisbane
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Globe
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Gloversville, N. Y
Louis Bondsman
Bess Bondsman
Nettie Norman
Bondsman
Dionnes
Volodya Zamogilin
Voroshilov
Griggs Ambulance
Dial
Mrs. Trigg
Amours
Elmer Green
McCrady
Globe-News
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