Shouse Attacks $4.88 Billion Work Relief Bill
Jouett Shouse, president of the American Liberty League, denounces the administration work relief measure as revolutionary and a danger to democracy. He warns the bill grants absolute executive power and could signal government disintegration if passed by Congress and not checked by courts.
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Philadelphia
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Congress
Philadelphia County League of Women Voters
Senate
House
Shouse
Witnesses Weave Alibi Tale in Hauptmann Trial
FLEMINGTON NJ Peter H Sommer a New York City employee testifies in the sixth week of Bruno Hauptmann’s trial. He describes seeing a small man and a tall man help a woman with a baby on a New York trolley and on a Weehawken ferry, with cross-examination aiming to pin down inconsistencies. He recalls being shown a photo of Isidor Fisch and says he told police about the Lindbergh kidnapping after learning of it.
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Flemington
Peter H Sommer
New York City
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Sommer
David T. Wilentz
New York
Weehawken
Jersey
Wilentz
Isidor Fisch
Fisher
Hauptmann
Lupica
Luica
Reilly
Violet Sharpe
Wilente
Hauptmanns
Samemer
Ben Lupina
Jory
Oan Auto Watheledder
Lindbergh
Das
Seboeton
Benjamin Lupic
Matnes
Lupaca
Ben Lupica
Grand Jury
Edward J. Reilly
Kloppenburg
Haauptmann
White Plains
Dr. Condon
Bronx
Kioppenburg
Haupt- Manns
Dr Condon
Walentz
Frederick A Pope
Defense Counsel
Pope
Justice Trenchard
Fisch
Germany
Joseph Dutt
Peter H. Sommer
New Jersey
Dutt
Brooklyn
Carl Jugg
Jugg
Edward Mullaney
Ralph and
Quincy Streets
Brookyn
Paul Vetterle
Weward
Mr. Mueller
Tsidor Fisch
Mhom
Greenwich Village
Lo'nelock Wentz
Cetilia Barr
Jestifieh Hauptmann
Schwarzkopf
Morris Rosner
Underworld
Wrientz
Bitz
Irving Bitz
Salvatore Spitale
Col
Bruno
Russell A. Snook
State Bureau of Identification
Peter Sommer
Miss Sharpe
Witnesses test Lindbergh case as Hauptmann trial resumes
The day features Lupica denying identifying Hauptmann as the car man and questioning about newspaper quotes. Kloppenburg recalls a music party alibi, Sharpe image testimony, and Sommer’s dubious Marine-like background as prosecutors push for credibility in the Lindbergh case.
House committee OKs 98 million for four federal departments
The House Appropriations Committee reported a favorable bill totaling 98 185 000 for State Justice Labor and Commerce departments, with a total of 6 164 417 over last year's four department appropriations. Justice gets 34 550 000 Commerce 34 486 500 Labor 15 360 000 State 13 789 000. Excluding pay restoration, increases occur across departments except the state department.
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Washington
House
Justice Lahen Ane
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce
Labor Department
State Department
Iowa Receives 659103 Federal Relief Funds
Gov Clyde L Herring was notified Iowa will receive 659103 in federal funds for February relief. The allocation covers 170000 for general relief 45000 for drought relief 28333 for transient relief and 10770 for student widows.
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Des Moines
Clyde L Herring
Iowa
Prosecution Presses Hauptmann Alibi With New Evidence
In Flemington New Jersey the Lindbergh kidnapping trial resumes as prosecutors present week end findings undermining Hauptmann alibi. Federal wood expert Koehler to testify on ladder lumber tool marks linking to Hauptmann and his garage plane.
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Hauptmann
Whoehler
Flemington
WN. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Jersey
Arthur J. Koehler
Koehler
Bronx
California
Cameras barred from Hauptmann trial in court
Judge Thomas W. Trenchard excluded photographers who secretly filmed the Hauptmann trial with motion and sound cameras. He warned officers to bar such devices and any company employees found taking pictures from the courtroom, insisting all contrivances be kept out. The judge urged vigilance to prevent further violations.
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Flemington
N. J
INS
Thomas W. Trenchard
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Trenchard
Welch Receives Sixty Days For Robbery Involvement
J W Welch of Columbus Junction was sentenced to sixty days in Scott county jail by Judge W W Scott after pleading guilty as an accessory after the thefts in a series of county robberies. He admitted driving with Walter Clark to dispose of stolen cigars from taverns at Buffalo and faced an old indictment in the Nick Cain murder case.
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Columbus Junction
J. W. Welch
Davenport
W. W. Scott
Scott County
Welch
Missing Monticello Man And Car Sought
Glenn Jamison of Monticello reported his brother Lewis disappeared after borrowing a Model A Ford with 1934 plates 57 10281 Saturday. The 92 year old man is described as 5 10 140 pounds in a blue suit and black hat with a woman possibly traveling with him.
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Glenn Jamison
Monticello
Monay
Lewis
Jamison
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Jassie Condon
St Raymonds Cemetery
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Henry Uhhg
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Anna Bonesteel
Yonkers
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Anna Hauptmann
Sisk
Tommy Sisk
John F. Condon
St. Raymond's Cemetery
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Ralph Hacker
Snook
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