Hauptmann Takes Stand in Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial
Hauptmann testifies in his own defense as the Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial resumes in Flemington. He answers questions with effort, his English limited, while Col. Lindbergh watches closely. Prosecutors present circumstantial evidence, including ladder wood analysis by Koehler and alleged ransom letter links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Hauptmann
Reilly
John
J. F
Jaffle" Condon
W. C. Webber
Lemington
N. J
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Edwards J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Die
Colonel Lindbergh
Case
Lindbergh
New York
Pinny Reilly
Hlauptmann
J. J. Condon
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Mauptmann
Arthur Koehler
Jeff
Bronx
Koehler
Sie
Unauptmann
Cecile M. Barr
Millard Whited
Charles Rossiter
Amandus Hochmuth
The
Trina
Isador Fisch
Germany
Fisch
Flemington
Reeshard
Justice Trenchard
Roosevelt in the White House and a world in transition
A broad column celebrates Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency and U S military and economic developments. It reflects on his mother, Senate support for the League of Nations World Court debate, Canadian Dionne quintuplets, massive federal spending, and advances in technology and commerce including aviation, automobiles, and Morgan’s art sales. It mentions Col Roscoe Turner planning a around the world flight and notes rising global populations and imperial concerns.
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Senate
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Col
Roscoe Turner
Panama
Colonel Turner
Faith and Trust in Marriage Not Seven Times
Mrs. Virginia Overshiner Cogswell says she will end her seventh marriage, arguing love can fade and that vows should not bind forever. The piece urges choosing compatibility and shared values, warns against pedestal worship, and champions marriage built on faith and mutual freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Welshimer
New York World-Telegram
Virginia Overshiner Cogswell
Tove
Lead Through Ages In Ancient Civilizations And Beyond
Lead was widely used from the Hebrews and Assyrians to Egyptians and Romans in bolts nets glaze pipes and domes. The material endured weather and influenced roofing plumbing and even bullet making during conflicts with cathedrals like St. Davids and other British churches.
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Herculaneum
Pompei
America
Garena
Christopher Wren
England
St. David's
Pembrokeshire
Wales
National Geographic Society
Wildlife thriving in Uganda despite past fears
A Ugandan report cited by Navier J. Van Wyk of the American Express notes elephant herds in Uganda have doubled in under thirty years. Gorillas in the Kayousa forest and hippos by Lake Victoria are also increasing, leading to the belief that elephants hippos and buffalo may endure long after other wildlife. The stone remain plentiful in remote areas and no rapid exit is needed.
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Tropiccal Africa
Navier J. van Wyk
American Express Company
Uganda
Kayousa Forest
Victoria Nyanza
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Brisbane
Earth
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League of Nations
World Court
Hull
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Otto
Hollywood
William Mitchell
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Metropolitan Museum
Anne of Austria
Peter Paul Rubens
Filippo Lippi
King Features Syndicate
Lng
Lee Ruhl
Nash PL
Kansas _ City
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Leuman
Humboldt
Kans
Bayer
Metropolitan Grand Opera
STC
Geraldine Farrareee
C.s
NBC
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