Milk Fund drives aid for undernourished children
Verne Marshall notes the Milk Fund has raised about 970.60 in pledges and 220.10 in single donations, with 187.50 pledged this four month period. Funds aim to supply whole milk for needy local children through June, urging more pledges and contributions to The Gazette.
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Cooper Denies Admission During Cedar Rapids Liquor Case
Harold M. Cooper state liquor control chairman testifies in district court denying he admitted sending liquor seals to J LeRoy Farmer. Cedar Rapids canning firm head accused of illegal liquor possession amid police raid. Weathered cross examination reveals Cooper’s dispute with editor Verne Marshall over statements from the raid day.
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Harold M. Cooper
Iowa State Liquor Control Commission
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Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Des Moines
C. H. E. Boardman
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Boardman
Gazette
Attorneys Confer With Judge In Trenchard Chambers
Attorney General David T. Wilentz and Edward J. Reilly, chief of defense counsel, met with Justice Thomas W. Trenchard in his chambers at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The conference purpose was not disclosed.
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David T. Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Thomas W. Trenchard
Federal Pay Cut Restored April 1
President Roosevelt signed a joint resolution restoring the remaining five percent pay cut for federal employees effective April 1. The move reverses a prior reduction and involves an annual expenditure of about sixteen million dollars for the government workforce.
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Roosevelt
Senate OKs large relief bill with limited safeguards
The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced Roosevelt relief and recovery funds totaling 4.88 billion dollars amid warnings it could strain government credit. Key proposals to curb the president’s authority failed, including wage controls and private bidding requirements, signaling a White House victory and looming floor battles. Russell and Adams led the defeated amendments, while labor groups warned against wage impacts.
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Fay Vallee Loses Suit For More Cash
Fay Webb Vallee failed in a New York supreme court bid to obtain a larger share of husband Rudy Vallee’s income. Justice Salvatore Cotillo granted a dismissal finding no proven coercion or duress in the separation agreement. The accord provides Vallee with $100 weekly maintenance.
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Supreme Court
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Both Sides Pleased With Instructions
In Flemington New Jersey AP report the chief counsels for prosecution and defense comment on Justice Thomas W Trenchard charge. Attorney General David T Wilentz calls it very comprehensive while Chief Defense Counsel Edward J Reilly says Trenchard has learned to deliver a clear and understandable charge.
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Flemington, N. J
Thomas W. Trenchard
David T. Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Trenchard
How to face tragedy with faith and resolve
A writer argues that God questions miss the point when a baby is murdered. The real task is endurance and courage to bear sorrow, as in Lindberghs facing their loss with faith, fortitude, and dignity. Wisdom lies in keeping faith while pursuing meaning through hardship.
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Anne Lindbergh
Atlantic
Iowa Senate Votes for Warrant Sale Probe
The Iowa senate adopted by unanimous vote a house resolution to investigate warrant sales and gasoline tax refunds. The measure returns to the house for concurrence after amendments, including a requirement for a transcript of pertinent testimony. hearings may be public or private, and only parts deemed pertinent may be published.
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Des Moines House Votes to Strengthen Liquor Probe
The Des Moines house approved a revised Byers-Wilson amendment to strengthen the liquor investigation. It authorizes a six member bipartisan committee with power to subpoena records and witnesses and to hire attorneys and accountants. The measure advances to a conference committee as chambers seek a compromise.
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Doris Duke Marries New York Businessman Cromwell
Doris Duke wed James H. R. Cromwell privately at her mother’s home in New York. The 22 year old heiress, believed to control about 40 million from her father James B. Duke’s tobacco and utilities fortune, brides 38 year old Cromwell, stepson of E. T. Stotesbury. The couple planned a world cruise immediately after the ceremony.
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James H. R. Cromwell
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E. T. Stotesbury
State highway awards Dubuque paving contract
The state highway commission awarded a $94 197 60 contract to Harrison Engineering and Construction Corp of Kansas City for two miles of paving on U S highway No 61 from Rhomberg avenue to East 20th street in Dubuque.
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Gust of Wind Blamed for Macon Crash
The airship Macon was destroyed off Point Sur after a sudden gust and rain tore the stern, leaving wreckage in 250 fathoms of water. Admiral Reeves announced a fleet inquiry with three senior officers to hear testimony and determine the exact cause and any officer fault.
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Macon Dirigible Sinks After Sudden Midair Lurch
The Macon disaster ends in a fatal plunge after a sudden lurch at takeoff. Surviving crew of 81 reached shore in rubber lifeboats and sang. Two missing crew members were not found as search ended near Point Sur California. President Roosevelt commends rescue but won't fund a replacement.
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Three Possible Verdicts Are Open To Jurors
The Hauptmann jury deliberated on three verdicts murder in the first degree, murder with a life recommendation, or acquittal. Crowds gathered outside the courthouse. Lindbergh planned to hear results by phone. Justice Trenchard urged jurors to weigh the defense claims and ladder evidence.
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N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Englewood
Thomas W. Trenchard
John F
Jassie’ Condon
Amandus Hochmuth
Isidor Fisch
Justice Trenchard
Hauptmann Trial Experts Predict Verdict Time
Guesses from trial attorneys in the Hauptmann case place the verdict near different times. Edward J. Reilly predicts about twenty minutes past midnight, Rosecrans thinks seven thirty this evening, Lanigan expects after six tonight, and Stockton foresees ten a m Thursday.
Newton Pilot Harold Miller Among Macon Crew
Lieut Harold B Miller of Newton Iowa was among officers of the ill fated Macon He was a pursuit plane pilot attached to the giant airship and was reported safely aboard a navy ship heading to San Francisco
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Red Johnson Plans Legal Action Against Reilly
Oslo report says Henry Red Johnson will sue attorney Edward J. Reilly who alleged his involvement in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Johnson insists his only crime was entering the United States without a permit.
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Mystery Kennamer Witness Fronts Murder Trial
Kennamer, 19, son of a federal judge, is accused in Tulsa County of planning an extortion plot and killing John F. Gorrell Jr. last Thanksgiving. Testimony from former friend Ted Bath describes Kennamer proposing robbery and sex-tape style blackmail involving Homer Wilcox's family.
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Okla
Phil Kennamer
John F. Gorrell
Kennamer
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Homer F. Wilcox
Tulsa
Wilcox
Floyd J. Huff
O. L. Harmon
Harmon
Thurman Hurst
Virginia Wilcox
Homer Wilcox
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Jury Deliberates Ten Hours for Hauptmann Verdict
Flemington New Jersey AP reports the twelve jurors in the Lindbergh baby murder case remained locked in the jury room past 9 p.m. with no accord. Sheriff Curtiss predicted a verdict by 10 p.m. as judges, attorneys, and relatives waited. The case centers on whether Bruno Hauptmann faces first degree murder, life imprisonment, or acquittal.
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