Roosevelt terror claims spark GOP pamphlet attack
The Republican congressional committee issued a pamphlet calling the New Deal a campaign of terrorism. It accuses the administration of press censorship, radio control attempts, and broad surveillance including telegrams, telephone taps, and mail openings. Maj. Gen. Hagood removal and 5,000 secret service snoopers are noted.
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Man Stabbed in Domestic Row Over Infidelity Accusations
Randolph J. Kruger, 26, a Brooklyn real estate broker, was stabbed multiple times and rushed to a hospital. His wife Loretta, 32, was taken to police headquarters for questioning after alleging he was unfaithful. He remained in critical condition with seven wounds.
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Kruger Wounded In Overnight Knife Attack
Kruger woke at about 4 30 Thursday morning after feeling a knife in his back. His cries brought a neighbor who found him bleeding heavily while Mrs Kruger sat on the bed’s edge in pajamas.
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Madrid Radio Station Fined for Excess Advertising
EAJ7 in Madrid faces a $30 fine after the regulator found the station devoted too much advertising. Spanish law limits advertising to five minutes per hour of broadcast.
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Couple Accuse Each Other of Killing Boy in Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania police say 3 year old Matthew Sonny Karmendi died from a broken skull and a conspiracy between his mother Margaret Karmendi 22 and Roy Lockard 24 is alleged. Each signed sworn statements accusing the other of striking Sonny with a heavy bolt or railroad spike. Both face murder charges after statements followed hours of questioning.
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Iowa Farm Income Rises Over 10 Percent in 1935
Total Iowa farm income for 1935 increased by more than ten percent compared to 1934, reflecting a notable upsurge in agricultural earnings during that year.
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Three Die in Colorado Mine Accident Near Cripple Creek
In Cripple Creek Colorado three mine workers Adrian Jackson Newton Taylor and Jack Hedman were killed when a cage mishap at the American Eagles mine near the 1100 foot level hurled them against shaft walls. Injured Francis Fisher and Slim Harwell were rescued two hours later. Fisher suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover. Harwell was lightly hurt. Fellow workers said a drill steel might have snagged the cage, causing the fall.
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Dr Cook Opens Campaign To Vindicate Pole Claim
Dr Frederick A Cook, the American Arctic explorer who claimed to reach the North Pole in 1908, filed suit in a Danish court for 150000 against Danish author Peter Freuchen for damages over statements in Arctic Adventures.
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