Lindberghs Plan Escape to England Over Kidnap Threats
Charles A Lindbergh and his family left New York for England to escape increasing kidnap threats. They will retain American citizenship but live abroad for an indefinite time. Public interest and German Hauptmann trial fallout influenced their decision, with residence in England expected for safety and privacy.
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Hauptmann clemency petition filed in Trenton court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann seeks clemency with the New Jersey court of pardons. Col 0 Kimberling filed the petition and kept copies for Albert Herman clerk of the pardons court. One member of the seven cannot attend, forcing Hauptmann to secure five votes of the remaining six.
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Cold Weather Kills Score and Wrecks Kill 150
Bitter cold and snow blanketed much of the nation with more than a score of deaths. Up to 150 people died in weekend traffic accidents attributed to icy and hazardous conditions. Snow stretched from the Canadian border across the north and central states, with slushy and icy roads reported nationwide.
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China Clipper Returns to Alameda After Flight Disruption
The China Clipper, Pan American Airways flying boat, forced to return to Alameda base from a planned Hop to Manila due to head winds and storm. Captain Edwin Munich ordered a return after 8 hours in air covering about 700 miles of the 2400 mile course to Honolulu. The Philippine Clipper also landed at Wake Island on its way back from Manila to California.
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Warrants Made Birmingham Officers Charged After Search
W A Dannon, one of four Birmingham Bar Association attorneys, swore warrants today for three city officers who searched him for weapons in a downtown lobby. Detectives Weir Payne Norrell faced charges of assault and weapon threats. Dannon had also sworn warrants against the grievance committee alleging perjury.
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Janet Gaynor in The Farmer Takes a Wife at Houston
Eaglettes guests wonder about rural life as Janet Gaynor stars in The Farmer Takes a Wife at the Houston tonight. Rufus Davis, manager of the Houston, and J R Crambles of Basie film guide the audience through this Erie Canal romance set in the 1850s with vivid social styles and customs.
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Stray Bird Dog Hounded Executive at Scout HQ
Executive Roscoe Stevens in hunting outfit faced a brown spotted setter that followed him into his scout headquarters office. The dog urged a hunt as Stevens tried to finish tasks before Christmas, eventually removing the animal from the room while continuing his work.
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Shirt Factory Drive In High As Tuesday Night Brings End
Tuesday night deadline for subscriptions to the $50,000 bond to insure the erection of a shirt factory in Dothan nears. Citizens have pledged about $35,000 with $10,980 to $15,000 more hoped for, as organizers expect a plant employing at least 350 and an annual payroll of $110,000. The bond issue will be retired in 16 years with interest at five percent.
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Thirteen Miners Drowned in Georgetown Ferry Accident
Thirteen miners perished when a launch carrying Christmas supplies from Bride Glen field overturned on the East Quebo River near Georgetown British Guiana.
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Executive Order Ends NRA Role in U.S. Recovery
President Roosevelt signs an executive order dissolving the National Recovery Administration effective January 1. Parts of NRA functions move to the Commerce and Labor departments while others stay under the Emergency Relief framework through June 1937. Industrial coordinator George Berry’s status remains unmentioned in the order.
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Fire destroys block in business district blaze
Yesterday a large fire swept a block of the business district destroying a wholesale grocery and a general mercantile store. The flames razed the vacant buildings and caused damage estimated at about 50 000 dollars. Fire officials investigated the undetermined origin of the blaze on December 23 in the Ain area.
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Injuries Fatal to Sen Schall in Minnesota Car Crash
Washington December 24. The death of Senator Schall after a highway crash near his home sparked renewed focus on automobile safety and political uncertainties in Minnesota. Schall, a longtime critic of the New Deal, died yesterday from injuries sustained in the incident, complicating a Senate re election battle with Governor Floyd B. Olson rising as a potential rival. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2:10 p.m. with burial in Lakewood Cemetery. Health officials in Heolton county will close for the Yuletide on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ted Delon of Slocum, injured month old in an automobile accident, returned home Monday from a Dothan hospital.
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14 Victims Of Bus Raised From River Fire Disaster
Hopewell Va reports an Atlantic Greyhound bus plunged through an open drawbridge into the Appomattox River. Autopsy ordered to check if driver L G Alford died before impact. Identified dead include Anna W Duncan and Mrs Ruby Matthews among others. unidentified remains found as investigators search the wreckage.
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Steamer Cape May Refloated After Grounding Near Delaware
The 3,000 ton steamer Triana was driven aground between Cape May Point and Delaware, damaged and with a crew of 30. Refloated today under her own power bound for Philadelphia from Honduras with bananas. Cape May coast guard reported the incident amid a gale and rough seas.
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England Joins France on Duce Plans Attack
London reports disclose Anglo French consultations on mutual military and naval support in case of an Italian aggression. The appointment of Anthony Eden as foreign secretary signals Britain’s hawkish stance, with ongoing Geneva talks and sanctions policy against Italy.
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Ethiopians Battle Division of Duce Army at Border Front
Conflicting reports from Asmara describe a day-long battle near Temblen region as Ethiopian forces, backed by reinforcements from the south, clash with advancing troops. The report notes heavy artillery and air units, with Ethiopian positions holding after clashes along the Thiane line.
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Train Crash Toll Rises As Survivors Aid Child
In a tragic accident near here last night several injured and one child missing. Mrs Camp and her daughter were among the injured, with other occupants of the car reported hurt as authorities investigate the collision on the Went Trinh highway.
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Santa Claus Board Donates Terracing Machine to Conservation Group
In Horton County, the Santa Claus Board of Revenue donated a terracing machine to the Sed Conservation Association after its county operation as a county exgenee miner. Four truck tires and tubes costing 73.20 were bought for the county highway department. Workers on the roadway project began Christmas holidays with a scheduled vacation later in the week.
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Christmas Gift Rush Strains Dothan Post Office
The Dothan post office faced a Christmas gift rush as package volume spiked in the holiday season. Officials estimate a marked rise in parcels, with Christmas cards also increasing. Extra staff were added but mail delivery remained on schedule and on time despite strain.
Weather Forecast Contradictory Outlook Marks Cold Front
Weather report fragments predict partly cloudy, colder conditions with frost tonight and Tuesday. Northeast winds ease in some areas while temperatures range from 2 to 44 degrees, with fair, slightly warmer conditions in the east portion and lingering frost overnight.
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