Hatred of U S Led To Lindbergh Kidnap Trial Charge
Hatred of the United States and personal losses from the 1929 stock crash are presented as dominant motives in the Lindbergh kidnapping trial of Bruno Hauptmann. Prosecutors plan to show he targeted Charles A Lindbergh Jr, America’s famous baby, to profit or retaliate. Nine prosecution witnesses will testify, including potential alibi and motive details, with defense planning calls for additional testimony.
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Universal Service
Flemington
N. J
United States
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
America
Hauptmann
Mptatahets
Te Ieee
Triste
Lindbergh
Keane
Plemington
Ttberah
Tha Otal
Hilatha
Millard Whited
Benny LaPica
Nelson Wyckoff
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Witte Cal Lindber
le Weare
New Jersey
Lloyd C. Fisher
Curtis
Br. John F
Jobless Insurance Debate Triggers Manufacturer Critique
Washington officials report the National Association of Manufacturers denounces compulsory unemployment insurance funded by industry payroll taxes. They cite British experiments and argue no system can succeed without contributions, opposing the Wagner Lewis bill and payroll tax funding.
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National Association of Manuappion
Wagner Lewis
Alos Cy Scenereseewbl
Perkins
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Platz family welcomes tenth child in Scottsbluff
In Scottsbluff Nebraska on December 29 William Platz, 68, became the father of his tenth child. The newborn was a boy, the youngest of the ten, while Platz’s second child marked a 43 year age gap and received parental support.
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Scottsbdluff
William Platz
Plateen
Plats
Liberal GOP Aim of Solon
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg urged a liberal Republican program that avoids reactionary or radical extremes. He urged a 1938 party convention of uninstructed delegates and a free parliament to appoint new leadership, advocating human rights over property rights under the constitution. He warned liberalism could drift into false liberalism if not guided by principle.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Vwe
Chase Mellen
New York County Republican Committee
Aska
Vandenberg
Bull
New Deal
Arges Jobleo Insurance
Republican Party
Andenbere
Lberal
Roosevelt
Lonse
Fourteen Victims at McDunn Mine Laid to Rest Today
Montgomer y Dee 23 AP A plume of tragedy marked McDunn mine as ten more victims were buried amid a fatal locomotive blast that killed 16 and injured 43. Federal investigators pressed a probe into the boiler explosion that ripped through the wooden coach. Mine supervisor said operations would restart Monday with about 1,000 workers. replacements and reserved jobs for the injured were noted.
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Montgomery
Dee
McDunn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Elkhorn-Iiney Coal Company
Koppers Coal Company
Parole Plan for 41 State Industrial School Boys
Major Francis W. Turner states 41 boys aged 12 and under at Pruntytown State Industrial School will be paroled to state welfare care. They will enter a welfare camp to socialize with peers and gain less restricted schooling before potential release within ten days.
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Pruntytown
Francis W. Turner
Turner
Board of Control
Liquor Sales Profits Totals Near 200 Million in 2034
New York dispatch reports estimated net profits from liquor sales across ten states approached 200 million dollars for 2034. Pennsylvania led with about 11 million, facing potential federal liquor taxes including a 1 million floor levy. Other states show varied earnings from nine months to half year periods, with figures from Washington, Montana, Oregon, Virginia, and more.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Hquor
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Virginia
Town
Vermont
Maine
Ohio
New York Girl Dances in Cell Amid Arrest Wait
Elsa Sittell, a New York girl held in Waldmohr Germany for alleged derogatory remarks about Nazism, danced carefree in her cell as police awaited U S Consul Makinson. Officials say no atrocity stories and will decide disposition after his visit. she, born in Ukraine of German parentage, speaks French and German.
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Germany
Elsa Sittell
New York
Nazia
Miss Sittell
Utd
United States
George A. Makinson
Waldmohr
Frankfort
Misa Sittell
Pracule
Littell
Makinson
Mitler
Alles Littell
Hitler
Misa Sitterl
Worraine
U. S
Europe
Girls Are More Truthful Than Boys Says Horton
PITTSBURGH December 29 141 Girls in general are more truthful than boys Kat B J Horton of De Paul University Chicago told the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In a study of 5000 students from the third grade through colleges he found half peddling the truth in favor of tact increases as children grow up. Students in private parochial schools are 10 percent more truthful than those in public schools.
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Pittsburgh
Kat
B. J. Horton
de Paul University
Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Storm Slows Hunt For Fliers In Adirondack Snow
Four crewmen aboard NC12362 remain missing after a Curtiss airliner vanished between Utica and Albany. Rescuers in Adirondack terrain face fog and low ceilings as they search with ground crews, while the first radio message from the plane spoke of hope and a dying battery.
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Albany
Des
Adironack
Ali Iner
Gloversville
Utc
Ernest Dryer
Cleveland
Dale Dryer
Jack H. Brown
Boston
R. D. Handbrook
Washington
Federal Education Bureau
National
Adirondack Park
Speculator
Department of Commerce and Airports
Mner
Sacondaga
Twin Grove
Johnstown
Gloversi
Pilot
Adirondacks
Quadruple Rites For Drowned Tots
Harmisville reports four young sisters perished in Hughes river when a boat overturned while their mother Mrs Hilda Mason was saved by Dennis Cunningham a 1 year old boy. Marie Mason aged four was recovered today and the four graves will be dug in Mason cemetery near Cisco with a quadruple funeral set for 2 p.m. at their home near Petroleum. The accident occurred Thursday, the current pulled the children under before the mother could be reached. Names given include Bens 6 Magele 2 Laverin 7.
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Harmisville
Marie, Mason
Hughes River
Hilda Mason
Dennis Cunningham
Mason
Ritchie County
Petroleum
Cisco
Cunningham
Public Warned Against Unauthorized Solicitor
James J. Duggan announced that no person is authorized to solicit funds for financing the North-South high school football game to be held at Laidley field Tuesday. Reports say someone is asking residents to contribute. the Elks and The Gazette sponsor the event and urge reporting any solicitations to aid needy children through the charity fund.
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Tordonallona
Laidley Field
the Elks and the Gazette
Ttt
Elks Lodges
Death to Navy Treaty Dealt By Japanese
Washington reports that Japan signaled the end of the Washington naval limitations treaty after December 31 1936. Tokyo stressed no immediate naval race but urged equality for Japan with radical reductions for all. London Paris Tokyo commented differently as Hull notified Britain France and Italy of the denunciation.
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Washington
U. S
Japan
Alim Suave
Hirosi Saito
London
Tokyo
Paris
Pacific
America
Satto
Hull
Great Britain
France
Italy
Salto
Planned new children's camp to aid northern panhandle kids
Major Francis W. Turner announced a state health center for poor and undernourished children, modeled on Camp Boone, to be built at Wheeling in Oglebay Park. The 160 to 200 child facility would open mid January, employ relief workers, and serve northern Panhandle counties with a three month program aiming for longer operation if stable homes are found.
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Tata
State Department of Public Welfare
Francis W. Turner
Wheeling
Oplebay Park
Boone County
Pnd
Panhandle
Turner
Park Commission
Wheel+ Ing
Monty
Burminer
Panhandis
Anhandie
Hood
Bonne County
Molar Tanner
Tfhe
Chase Dillinger Pal Captured on Coast
John Paul Chase, once a partner of Baby Face Nelson, was arrested December 27 at Mt. Shasta California. He faces charges for the murders of Inspector Samuel P. Cowley and Special Agent Hermin E. Hollis, who were killed in the Barrington Illinois gun battle that cost Nelson his life. The capture was announced by the Department of Justice. Chase is to be brought to Gueana for processing.
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Washington
John Paul Chase
Wsed Ag
Nelson
Department of Justice
Chase
Mt. Shasta
Cali
Gueana
Samuel P. Cowley
Hermin E. Hollis
Barrington
Ilinois
New Public Work Relief Plan To Be Chief Feature Of President's Program
President Roosevelt unveils a sweeping national public works plan to cut relief rolls by returning four million unemployed to productive labor. He urges governors to speed federal loans for housing, slum clearance, and utilities, and seeks legal changes to authorize municipal bonds and private sales to the federal government for revenue projects.
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Washington
Roosevelt Tod Day
Robinsont
Joseph T. Robinnson
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Dole
PWA
Church Drive Begins Today in Charleston
A city wide go to church drive starts today in Charleston with a committee of 100 including Rev. Dr. Peder Bagneby D.D. of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The effort aims to unite churches of all creeds, encourage regular attendance, and foster a lasting value through a January visiting program.
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Peder Bagneby D
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Daytien
Bognelt
Bch
Porter Staats Killed by Son in Bancroft Home
Bancroft, Dec 28 An early afternoon shooting left Porter Staats dead at his Bancroft home after a quarrel with his son Ralph Staats who surrendered to the sheriff and was jailed in Putnam County. Survived by his widow three daughters Beulah Staats of Nitro and Beverly Fowley plus three sons Harry Ralph Peter Staats with families in Bancroft and Nitro.
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Bancroft
Porter Stante
Ralph
Ralph Stante
Putnam County
Winteld
F. M. Bairdot
Huby. Staats
Banecroft
Mias Beulah ‘Staats
Nitro
Beverly Fowley
Harry Staats
Peter Stagia
Ralph Staats
Ofl
Firing Squad Executes 14 in Leningrad
In Moscow and Leningrad 14 anti Stalin terrorists were shot after a two day secret trial for plotting and carrying out the assassination of Sergei Kiroff. Leonid Nicola leff and 13 associates were executed immediately after the court convicted them. Reports say two other figures Gregory novich and Leo Kamenett may have been executed or deported.
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Leningrand
Sergei Kiroff
Leonid Nicola Leff
Col Regium
Eporeme
Leningrad
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Communist Party
Moscow
Kiroff
Tage
Business on Upgrade As 1934 Nears End
Reports from reading cities show extraordinary demand for goods with inventories healthily low. Steel production rose to its highest holiday-week level since 1820 as manufacturers push for materials. Skilled labor shortages strain auto parts and general manufacturing during the final year end week.
U S Plans Greatest Naval Mock Warfare Ever Staged
In a San Pedro report from December 20, 194? the United States announces plans for a massive naval exercise from May 30 to June 10, 1995. Admiral Reeves describes a field covering 0,000,000 square miles bounded by the Aleutians, the Tropic of Cancer, the U S mainland, and Midway. The force includes 177 surface ships, 577 aircraft, the dirigible Macon, 55,000 officers and men, plus four aircraft carriers, destroyers, cruisers, submarines, and auxiliary ships. The fleet mobilizes in three Pacific districts before gunnery practice en route to Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, and Midway.
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Calif
Pacific Ocean
Joseph Mr. Reeves
U.S
U. S. Department of State
Japan
Midway Island
Sondutt
High-Seaa Area
Macon
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Puret Sound
Feet
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Aleutian Islands
Aif
Alaska
Midway
Armies in Chaco Sparring For Break
Buenos Aires reports Bolivian and Paraguayan forces rallying near the Chaco front for an oil concession. About 80 000 troops are to be drawn from both sides as long expected offensives appear to edge toward opening moves with skirmishes in multiple sectors. Villa Montes serves as Bolivian base near disputed oil fields. Paraguay’s second and fourth corps under Colonels Franco and Pere aim at northern sectors Carand and Huirepitindy.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Chaco
la Paz
Ome Estigarribia
Scott
Carand and
Huirepitindy
Family Loses Home in Auto Crash Near Montgomery
A Montgomery area family visiting relatives learned their home was destroyed by a crash while driving back from London. Mr and Mrs William King and their children were in the wreck two miles from the city, then walked home to find their house damaged but neighbors had saved some furniture.
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London
Uames
William
King
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