Hauptmann clues claimed in massachusetts kidnap case
United Press reports defense investigators for Bruno Richard Hauptmann have found three important clues in Massachusetts. The Daily Globe quoted that wood matched to the Lindbergh kidnapping evidence may be identified as part of the Parker ransom case.
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United Press
Boston
The
Daily Globe
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh Kicnaper
Massachusetta
Hauptmann
Globe
Suspect Held in Idaho for Killing Traffic Officer
Douglass Van Vlack, 83, suspected of fatally shooting Fontaine Cooper, state traffic officer, was captured two miles north of Hollister Idaho. He was found in a ditch with exposure and cold. deputy Givens remained wounded. Cooper died after Van Vlack opened fire during a traffic stop while fleeing a kidnapping charge.
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United Press
Twin Falls
Idaho
Douglass van Vlack
Fontaine Cooper
Hollister
van Vieck
Eat Hook
van Vinck
Prater
Cooper
Henry Givens
EU van Viack
Tacoma
Givens
Hauptmann presses Jafsie for confession in Lindbergh case
Trenton dispatch says Bruno Hauptmann named Dr. John Ty (Jafsie) Condon and asked for a full confession after handwriting tests tied to ransom notes. Massachusetts probe, led by attorney Livya Fisher, targets Ashby and Fitchburg area, with a wooded ladder link and a six foot hole dug under a cottage. The defense may revive Isidor Fisch theories as part of a new trial bid.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmans
John Ty
Jassie) Condon
Dider
Massachusetts
Globe
Livya Bisher
Pieupemenn
Supreme Crourt
Fisher Bas
Ashby
Fitchburg
Clummer
Hauptmann
Boston
Supreme Court
The
Isidor Fisch
M. L. Brown Named to Educational Post
M L Brown, president of the Corry Board of Education and former superintendent, was named by WPA supervisor Bernard Cochran to direct the emergency educational program in the rie district. He previously served under the Relief Works Division and is expected to lead rapid program expansion.
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Mum J. Brown
Board of Education
Corry
Rie
Bernard Cochran
WPA
Relief Works Division
Auto Stolen From Main Street Parking Spot
Police investigate the theft of a Whippet sedan owned by Alain Shurasky of Corry from East Main Street. The car disappeared between 5:30 p.m. and 6 a.m. yesterday while the owner briefly left it unattended. No clues yet on the thief's identity as investigators push the case forward.
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Ain
Alain Shurasky
Corry
East Main Street
Government to press for test on processing tax law
The administration plans an early Supreme Court ruling on the validity of its processing tax and farm program. The Hoosac mills case and the Louisiana rice millers case shape the action as officials weigh legality and enforcement. The court enjoined collection from eight Louisiana rice millers for September, directing payment into the federal treasury as taxes accrue.
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Supreme Court
John A. Reichmann
United Press
Washington
Louisiana
AAA
Hoosac Mills
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Actin
Markets at a Glance: Mixed Moves Across Stocks and Bonds
A condensed market outturn shows stocks fluctuating with fractional gains and losses, bonds holding irregularly higher, and curb trading softer. Chicago stocks were active and irregular, grains fell with wheat down about 1 percent, cotton surged over 25 cents per bale, call money near 7 percent, and foreign exchange priced slightly easier with rubber rallying versus prior close.
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United Press
Chicago
Theories of New Deal Attacked in New England
Lyle G. Wilson reports from Boston as he surveys New England sentiment on the Roosevelt era. Voters express confusion over Washington policies and theories while harboring skepticism about 1988 outcomes. The piece notes Roosevelt’s uncertain standing in Massachusetts and hints at a shift before Election Day.
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New England
Lyle G. Wilson
United Press
Boston
Wea
Washington
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Unemployed to Fight Relief Curtailment in Pa Meet
In Harrisburg December 7 and 8 delegates from Pennsylvania unemployed groups will press a four point program against relief curtailment. George C. Wade of Lancaster says the organizations represent about 800,000 unemployed and project workers. The plan calls for continued relief, union wages on WPA projects, a special legislative session for social legislation, and united action of all unemployed groups.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George C. Wade
Lancaster
Enly
Wade
Arrest Made After Center-South Street Crash
Edward Spaski of Corry was arrested this afternoon by state highway patrol for suspected drunk driving after failing to turn at the Center South Street intersection and colliding with a parked car. Police stated charges will be preferred.
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Edward Spaski
Corry
Palice
Druiken
Soaalel
Bids Sought for Corry Vocational School Project Friday
Corry School District moves forward with a 35000 bond for a new Vocational School. The Department of Internal Affairs approves the issue and bids will be opened Friday evening for bond sale and school construction. The action aims to complete the project by December 15 to secure PWIA aid.
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Department of Internal Affairs
Corry
Harrieburg
Board of Education
Thomas A. Logue
Milon L. Brown
PWIA
AFL Faces New Crisis in Lewis Revolt
United Press reports on November 26 that the American Federation of Labor confronts a leadership clash as John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers leads a movement for industrial organization. President William Green seeks to hold 3 million members united amid sharp policy divide.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
Saxcity
William Green
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Green
Lewis
Plot to Free Slayers Targeted by Eastern Officials
Philadelphia officials acted to thwart a supposed plot to free Marin Farrell and Francia Wiley, inmates condemned to die at Bellefonte. An anonymous call warned the pardon board chief in Harrisburg to avoid accompanying the prisoners during their transfer for execution. Police say remnants of the Mass-Legenza gang planned to kill a guard and kidnap the inmates.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Marin Farrell
Francia Wiley
William Weiss
T A Die
Bellefonte Prison
Frank Coma
Pardon Board
Harrisburg
Mass-Legenza
Farrell
Wiley
Earle May Press For Revision At Session
Gov. George H. Earle signals a January special session to consider amending Pennsylvania constitution to allow a graduated income tax. He will place proposed changes before lawmakers after the state Supreme Court ruling, arguing tax experts favor a more scientific tax system.
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Earle
United Press
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
City Officials to Discuss Budget and Sewer Financing
City officials meet at the Municipal Building to review preliminary steps in establishing the 1936 city budget and the financing plan for the storm relief sewer program. No firm action tonight. discussions aim to set a plan for future council consideration and potential bond financing.
Flying boat voyage opens fourth Pacific airmail leg
Seven men prepare to begin the fourth phase of a historic aerial mail flight from California to the Orient aboard Pan American Airways giant Clipper flying boat. Capt Edwin Musick and crew aim to carry United States mail across the Pacific, landing after a 1240 mile leg as frigate birds circle overhead.
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United Press
Wake Islands
California
Orient
Edwin C. Musick
Pan American Airways
Pacific
United States Mail
Fate of Doomed Horse Hasten by Unknown Fate
A horse in the Fur Farm pasture on West Columbus Avenue was shot and killed. Owners believe the shot was intentional. The animal was to be shot soon for meat for foxes, and the incident was not investigated.
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West Columbus Avenue
Clogé
Merciless Offensive Ordered Against Brazilian Rebels
Government in Brazil orders a ruthless push against rebel forces in Rio Grande do Norte and Pernambuco with heavy casualties reported in Natal and cities. Capt. Malvino Reis notes rebels suffered around 100 killed in Pernambuco streets. 80 captured. Reinforcements may send rebels fleeing within hours.
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Dan Campbell
United Press Staff
United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Natal
Rio Grande Do Norte
Pernambuco
Malvino Reis
Reis
Petty criminal shoplifter linked to long alias record
John McManus 23 of Boston faces Erie County Court sentencing on larceny and disorderly conduct after a shoplifting arrest at W T Grant’s in Corry. Arrested with Joseph Lufay, 85, Pittsfield, mass. McManus pleaded guilty. sentence deferred for past-record review amid multiple aliases including Vincent Smith and Benson Cumminga with prior assaults and auto thefts.
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John McManus
Boston
Mass
Erie County
Corry
W.T. Grant Company
Joseph Lufay
Plitsfield
McManus
Benson Cumminga
Perkins optimistic on October jobs gains
Secretary Frances Perkins reported October employment rose by 250000 from September with weekly payroll gains of 8200000 dollars. She credited continued gains in manufacturing pushing factory employment to the highest level since October 1980 and payrolls above any time since March 1991.
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United Press
Washington
Frances Perkins
Modification of Antiwar Trade Stand Studied
Government considers relaxing its antiwar trade embargo and allows American tanker cargoes to Italy while Britain pushes for oil embargo. League delays on oil and war supplies widen rift with allies, as Britain weighs collective action and Mussolini’s threats amid Mediterranean tension.
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Britain
Italy
Hobart C. Montee
United Press
Washington
Morte Leages
League
London
Great Britain
Traly
Defense Committee
Benito Mussolini
Mediterranean
Rotary club enjoys talk on Thanksgiving
Corry Rotary Club luncheon speaker Harry B. Smith delivered a timely talk on "harmonizing Thoughts" tracing Thanksgiving history and listing reasons for gratitude. A 100 percent attendance marked the event with members and guests including Ranch Desmond of Oakville Canada.
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Harry B. Smith
Corry
Oakville, Can
Chiang Kai-shek moves to crush North China autonomy revolt
Shangham, Nov 26 Generalsimo Chiang Kai-shek who leads the Chinese government acted swiftly to curb the autonomy movement in North China. He ordered the dismissal of Yin Ju-Keng, the Northern autonomist head, from his post as administrative inspector of the demilitarized zone along Manchukuo's southern boundary, replacing Yin with former minister of war Hoitie.
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John A. Mor
United Press
Shangham
Generalis
Simo Chiang Kai-Shei
China
Yip Ju- Keng
Lessler
Nic King
Manchulkuo
Chiang
Yin
Hoitie
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