Supreme Court to rule on Farm Aid Act's validity
The high court considers the constitutionality of the Bankhead cotton control act amid heated arguments in the Hoosac Mill case. Solicitor General Reed argues for the act linking processing taxes and farmer payments, while justices probe whether the tax targets only cotton and reflects federal intent. Page 11.
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Convicts Seek Pardons as Christmas Mercy Trend Continues
The state parole board considers clemency for prisoners amid holiday sentiment, with 275 petitions reviewed and decisions likely before year end. Warden and Attorney Frank Hill participate as the board weighs granting a few pardons, a customary but rare practice.
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Hauptmanns Counsel Seeks U S Records In Lindbergh Case
Brenton, N J December 10 defense for Bruno Richard Hauptmann may subpoena US Justice records to probe rumors that New York or New Jersey police framed the ladder evidence in the Lindbergh baby murder. FBI withdrawal from the case and Agent Wright’s barred access are cited as part of the alleged irregularities.
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Mayor Accepts WPA Terms for South Side Bridge
The city officially accepts WPA aid terms for a new South Side bridge. Mayor Dawson and officials file to build the bridge over a navigable stream under War Department jurisdiction. Bond measures of 3 334 100 were approved to fund the city’s share, with bonds possibly sold to the state compensation fund. completion expected by June.
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Ravenswood Man Paul Pickens Injured In High Speed Crash
Paul Pickens a 49 year old Ravenswood Chevrolet garage operator was injured when his Chevrolet coach crashed near Staats Sraenitel. He was alone and rushed to Charleston hospital with face and body injuries including a left leg fracture and bruises. Attendants described the wreck as severe and said his condition was favorable but complications could follow.
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Charleston
Olvany Jr. Near Death After Farewell Party
George W. Olvany Jr a 22 year old son of a former Tammany leader and Brown university student lay near death after an attempted suicide at a farewell party hosted by him in Saranac Lake New York. He reportedly fired two shots into his head after the party while with a local girl and his friend Bruce Clark a newspaper correspondent and two girls. An emergency operation and two blood transfusions were performed at General Hospital.
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Court Upholds Reasonable Attorney Fees in Sanity Hearing
State Supreme Court rejects claim that a $310,000 fee to attorney Hawley’s estate from the sanity case was excessive. It rules attorney charges may reflect value and results, not only time spent, with fee paid from May 4 1951. Executors appealed the decision as the estate valued at 1.7 to 3 million dollars.
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Two Women Pedestrians Are Killed by Motor Cars
Two women pedestrians were killed by automobiles in Kanawha and Nicholas counties yesterday. One victim, Mrs Myers, was crossing railroad tracks to meet a family member when she stepped onto the highway and was struck. Police reported the other fatality as a separate pedestrian incident with unclear details.
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Road advocates press for 2 million for rights of way
Road committees of the chamber of commerce and Southern West Virginia Automobile Club appeal to Governor and state lawmakers. They request a $2,000,000 appropriation earmarked for rights of way across the state and seek a complete list of affected properties owners and prices. The move follows a discouraging reply from the state road commissioner about funds. The letters were approved at a chamber of commerce meeting.
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Hammer Slayer Changes Her Story in Dr. Blond Murder Case
In Los Angeles on December 10 Frances M. Willye admitted the hammer murder of Dr. Walter Blond a 2 year dentist after a quarrel over forging a $25 check. Willye said she will not plead guilty and plans to shift her account while the court proceedings continue.
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West Virginia Woman Killed in Highway Hit and Run
Mrs. Myers, walking along Highway No. 49 near Rich Pose, was struck by a black sedan driven on the wrong side of the road by Wes Long. She died about 40 minutes later at Charleston hospital. Witnesses described the driver’s escape and authorities sought identification. Surviving relatives listed seven members. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Telegraph Supervisor Injured in Huntington Crash
Telegraph supervisor Abe Cross of Western Union Telegraph Company was injured when his car crashed into a rain berm near Huntington late last night. He was taken to Memorial hospital after attending an employees meeting en route to meet his wife.
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Two Men Burned as Gas Ignites in Tank Car Incident
Charles Carter, about 40, of Beech Avenue West Charleston, suffered severe burns to head face and neck when a gas ignition occurred on a tank car at a siding. He remained hospitalized at Charleston General. condition not stated. A second man sustained minor injuries and was treated locally.
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Duce Faces Urgent Choice Armistice or Embargo
Minneapolis dispatch reports mounting pressure on Mussolini to pick a policy path by tomorrow as authorities pursue the Liggett murder case. The widow Ida Blumenfeld names liquor salesman Isadore Blumenfeld as a possible slayer, while officials vow to pursue all leads and consider legal actions. Governor Olson pledges aid as investigators weigh numerous theories and seek decisive progress.
Britain and France Send Ultimatum Notes in Geneva Talks
Fragmented dispatches reveal Britain and France issuing notes to both sides in Geneva. Reports describe a League of Nations framework, possible embargo actions, and Mussolini’s position as negotiations falter.
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Court Upholds Navy Plan Amid Plane Crash Search
A Navy search continues after a crash left three fliers missing near a shark infested island. Two other occupants survived shock and exposure after swimming to safety, while the missing trio are Private William Cooper Private Josep Teron and Staff Sergeant Golan Blonden. The crash occurred as investigators consider the election delay issue noted by Barbour County authorities.
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McCausland Lawyers Prepping Appeal of Murder Conviction
In Ripley, lawyers for A McCausland prepare to appeal his murder conviction to the state supreme court. Judge Lewis H Miller will rule after receiving the transcript and petitions, amid a life-term prior case background involving the war era districts and related alimony matters.
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John McCausland
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Chester Zesty
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Siunaay
Assessors Open Two Day Session in Kanawha County
County assessors met for a two day session to discuss methods for adding property to the tax rolls. Officials including Garland F Wilkinson deputy Kanawha urged closer cooperation with employers to improve listings of workers and ensure fair taxation. The group stressed avoiding penalties and returning taxable property promptly in the Regular Way tax cycle.
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Kanawha
Raul
Fayette
Proud polygamist defendant testifies in Arizona case
In Kingman Arizona on December 11 the defendant testified he is polygamous and proud claiming his practice stems from ancestors and pioneer history. The defense referenced other defendants from Rosemont Arizona and noted a note of defiance in court.
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