Rioters Freed in Georgia Labor Turmoil
Sixty two defendants from Pelzer Manufacturing Co. rioting case acquitted after a retrial in Anderson South Carolina. The Sept. 7 flare up left a woman dead and many wounded during Labor Day disturbances tied to United Textile Workers and Pelzer Goodwill Association. The mill agreed to rehire non charged workers and avoid discrimination.
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Milne Kidnap Mystery Continues After Rescue
In a nocturnal development Milne was recovered hours after four assailants abducted him from New York. He described being lured into a car, bound blindfolded and injected with narcotics over four days. Federal agents traced leads via Wrightstown and Doylestown, recovering the boy and returning to the Little Hospital.
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Studies Lines Awaiting Due to Estate Scottland
In Philadelphia late yesterday the German team section reported that it was unclear when his nephew could be taken home. Anita Smith, the grandmother and Milne's aunt, visited him after the event. Officials said information about the abductors had been sent to all national investigating bureaus. Maps of western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio were examined.
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Senators Weigh Campaign Bids In Fifth Alabama District
At the state capitol in Montgomery on December 20, senators Webb Chesnut Will O Walton Grady Iverson and W Carvel discuss possible runs for Congress in the Fifth District. They say they will coordinate to avoid overlapping bids while noting other lawmakers named as potential candidates including Speaker Harry Walker and Senators Hardy Riddle Lamar Kelly and C M A Rogers.
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Will Rogers story tops year in newspaper sales
The text notes that Will Rogers story outsold others, with Long's assassination ranking second for drama. It mentions Bruno Richard Hauptmann and the Lindbergh kidnap murder trial ending in conviction and a death sentence, with appeals and a death row transfer referenced.
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Ten Biggest News Stories of 195
A list of the year’s top events includes the Rogers and Pontio plane crash, a drug conviction, the assassination of Huey P. Long, economic gains and court challenges to the New Deal, war in Africa, German rearmament, the Mohawk sinking and Midwest dust storms, the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping, and Barbara Hutton’s divorce and remarriage.
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Dramatic 1935 headlines and scandals in a tangled year
The recap lists Major 1935 events from Huey Long’s assassination by bodyguards in Baton Rouge to global tensions the Italo Ethiopian war and German rearmament. It covers the NRA illegality ruling, U S Supreme Court actions, tax and public policy battles, and a string of sensational stories including kidnappings, deaths, political scandals, and notable crime. The compilation notes Queen Astrid’s death, Greece’s king, Judy Holliday style gossip, and the year’s front page dominance with many incidents spanning politics, crime, diplomacy, and weather disasters.
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Count Court von Raugwite
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Pat Seng
Prisoner parole and faith in rehabilitation tied to return rate
Castine inmates discuss parole with Governor Graves praising faith in prisoners. Dossy Rivers, a Mobile slayer with prior commutation, broke his word and absconded after holidays, returning to Kilby prison months later. Graves notes fewer than seven of 3,000 released failed to return over eight years.
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