Man Admitted Crime Shouted in Church Witness Causes Ruff Court Scene
In Flemington New Jersey a man named Burns interrupted the Bruno Hauptmann trial shouting that a crime was confessed in his church. Justice officials halted the disruption and ordered Burns returned home under escort after a brief conference.
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Damon Runyon
Universal Service
Flemington
Vincent Burns
Union Non-Denominational Church
Palisades
N. J
Hauptmann
George Burns
Georgia
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Thomas W. Trenchard
Burns
Wilentz
Horns
Judge Trenchard
George Large
Fenalty
Trenchard
Anthony Hauck
Itaa
George
Moore
Vin
City must repair South Side bridge as court rules
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals holds Charleston responsible for maintaining the South Side bridge in a safe condition. The ruling cites the Cavender case and states that when a municipal power is granted for public good, its exercise is imperative. The decision clarifies ownership and duty in the Elk River bridge dispute.
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Charleston
State Supreme Course of Appeals
Beverly Broun
John H. Hatcher
Tule
Cavender
Hatcher
Counel
Cavender Va
City of Charleston
Elk River
Kanawha
Ars
Beehler Removal Resolution Heads Senate Vote
A Senate vote today considers a resolution calling for William N. Beehler's removal as state relief administrator. It urges naming a replacement, preferably a West Virginian, and cites widespread county complaints over relief administration and alleged hiring flaws by Beehler.
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Senate
William N. Beehler
Lews Henderson
Doddridge
Harry L. Hopkins
Beeler
J. G. Kump
M. M. Nealy
West Virginia
Congress
Bechler
Henderson
Romanian Miners End Hunger Strike After 38 Hours
In Bucharest on February 12, 38 hungry miners from the Anina coal mine emerged after 38 hours underground. Twenty were so weak they required hospital care. The strike demanded wage increases and paralleled underground protests in Hungary. The mine is part of the Reshfia branch of Vickers, British arms maker.
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Bucharest
Anina
Tumanin
Acven A. mm
Hungary
Reshfia Company
Vickers Company
British Arms Manufacturers
Sanger Leads Birth Control Anniversary Celebration
Margaret Sanger marks the 21st anniversary of the birth control movement with 700 followers. She seeks a new petition drive and reintroduces the Pierce birth control bill while proposing a federal population bureau to study nationwide population issues and public health. Pearl Buck hails her courage as telegrams of praise arrive from notable figures.
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Washington
Margaret Sanger
Central Movement
miNion
Petitionaignera
Sanger
Pearl
Buck
Dwight Morrow
Mark Ruth Bron Owen
Newton Baker
H. G. Wells
Dorothy Thompson
Amelia Earhart
Fannie Hurst
Judiciary Committee
Elecjan
House approves monopoly minus sales by the drink
The House passed the administration’s state monopoly bill stripping by the drink sales in hotels and railroad dining cars. Debate centered on a three member commission proposal while the Senate weighs a compromise. Governor Kump signaled support for a three member panel if core points are kept.
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House
Senate
House of Delegates
Rairden
Mason
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kump
House Jeaders
Lincoln Rites Held at Tomb
Springfield observes Abraham Lincoln centennial with tomb ceremonies at Oak Ridge Cemetery. Wreaths by President Roosevelt, Japanese and Italian ambassadors, Gov. Horner, National Commander Beltrano, and Dr. Henry John Cody mark the event good for 26th birthday remembrance and Lincoln’s early political career.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sinois
American Legion
Ona
Roosevelt
Henry Horner
Frank N. Beltrano, Jr
Henry John Cody
Ground Glass Found In Milk Reported In Greggsville
WAKELING February 12 Ground glass was found today in milk given to FERA children at Greggaville and to St Ladislaus Catholic school Sanitary officials said five gallons of the milk might have caused detentions and a smaller amount at the school The dairy involved was being checked and authorities said the harshest charges will be pursued if a culprit is found Only minor effects were observed in children who did drink the milk
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Wakeling
FERA
Greggaville
St. Ladislaus Catholic
Don McKee
Tl. M. Peddicord
Vallard
Gregesvein
James McDermott
Matilda Wade
McKes
Flo
Hammer Assault Victim Improves At Los Angeles Hospital
Frail six year old Helen Williams shows slight but marked improvement after a hammer beating allegedly by her half brother, William Hardy, 21. Hardy confessed to pounding the girl after claiming a dog had died and wanting another. Police report his motive as childish and he awaited court proceeding.
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Los Angeles
Wiliams
Children's Hospital
T Oken
William Tardy
Bert. Wallis
Jane
Hardy
Nex Findata
Helen
Mia
Katherine Williams
Pal
Mystery Man Named in Tulsa Murder Case
The opening murder case in Oklahoma centers on Floyd Kennamer charged with killing John Gorrell Jr. The state alleges Kennamer heard by witnesses including Floyd Huff Mrs. Harmon and Hugh Snedden that Gorrell would be killed. Mrs Harmon rented the apartment associated with the defendants.
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Pawnee
Okla
Phi Kennamer
John F. Garret
Garret
Tulsa
Kanesas City Dental College
Kennamer
Tom Wallace
Tulsa County
Gaseline Station Ten
Floyd Hutt
Kansas City
C. L. Hi
Harmon
Hugh Snedden
Gorrell
Huff
Snedden
U. S
Franklin E. Kens
War Profits Not 86 Percent Defended by Shipbuilder Chief
Homer L Ferguson president of Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co disputed a senate munitions committee finding that his firm earned 86 percent wartime profits. He claimed profits were far lower, with a calculated high year at about 3.48 percent and said the company acted to serve the government fully.
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Washington
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Senate Munitions Committee
Homer L. Fergguson
Ferguson
Two Sailors Missing From Airship Macon Recovery Efforts Continue
News desks report the airship Macon sank off the Pacific coast with 80 crew aboard. Two crew members Ernest Dailey and Edward Quiday were confirmed missing while rescuers pursued survivors, and navy ships battled fog and rain to salvage underway.
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Washington
Navy Department
Macon
Ernest Edwin Dailey
North Bend
Oregon
Edward Quiday
Associated Press
San Francisco
Here
Navy
Herbert V. Wiley
Major dirigible disasters highlight Akron among worst
A 1933 Associated Press roundup lists 18 major airship disasters over 23 years, noting Akron and Shenandoah among the deadliest. It cites the Akron crash of April 4, 1933 at sea off New Jersey with 73 dead, plus other losses such as the R 101 over France, Shenandoah in Ohio, Dixmude in the Mediterranean, Roma near Papa Road Army base, and more, detailing dates and fatalities.
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Akron
Associated Press
United States
Shenanomit
New Jersey
France
England
Indie
Fallan Air Thle Utalla
Arete
Might
North Pole
U. Shenandoah
Ohio
Mediterranean
U. S
Roma
UW. S
Italy
Ames
Papa
Bumber River
Dan Cupid Cites Triumphs And Plans For Spring
New York reports the Dan Cupid Inc annual summary highlights mergers and key marriages from the year just ended. Notables include John Jacob Astor II wed Ellen Tuck French and Winston Guest among society figures, with sports figures Daffy Dean and Glenn Cunningham noted for high profiles.
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New York
Dan Cupid, Inc
Master Cupid
Cherubic
America
John
Jacob Astor II
Ellen Tuck French
Dan Cupid
Astor
Mme
Paul Mele Jon
Winston Guest
Glenn Cunningham
Daffy Dean
Schevlboy Rowe
Jury Decision Looms in Will Has Hand Bruno Case
Letter from a confused reader at Heverly Hills reports talks of a hung jury in the Bruno case. The writer references prosecutors and jurors, speculates on pretrial opinions, and questions whether a back room decision could end the matter.
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Bruno
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