Negroes Trial Scene Hangs On Court Rule Change
A federal removal bid faces a key ruling by Judge Callihan as seven of nine defendants have been arraigned in the Negroes case. The motion seeks transfer to the United States District Court for the Northern District, arguing denial of equal civil rights in state courts. Arguments are scheduled, with the matter cited under a 2H title and the 14th amendment to guarantee due process.
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Tod Mera
Callahan
Tere
Federal District Court For
Iiabar
United States Court
Monsy
Stove
Callihan
Thomas E. Knight
Melvin Hutson
Clarence B. Watts
Munteviile
Samuel B. Leibowits
Ommond Wrecks
Fula
United States Supreme Csort
United States Supreme Court
Sdequtts Council
Furlea
Berooval
United States
Federal District Court
Hasy
Josgy Callshan
Hoffman Studies Hauptmann Trial Records Closely
Gov Harold G Hoffman, a member of New Jersey court of pardons, studies the Hauptmann trial transcript as the pardon court prepares for clemency deliberations While Hauptmann faces execution dates and clergy comments highlight the tense case involving Lindbergh baby kidnap murder and related obstruction charges in 1935 Trenton report cites other figures and lingering questions about timing and venue of clemency hearings.
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Trenton
N. J
Jan
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Toy
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Holtman Sa
Hauptmann
Mark C. Kimberney
Atete
John Matthieson
Mattie
Matthienen
Hauptmane
Germany
Memington
David T. Whentz
Mathie
Never Mind the Lady by David Garth Zee
A cryptic fragment mentions a work titled Never Mind the Lady by David Garth Zee. The garbled OCR text includes stray letters and names such as Terry, offering no clear article context or verifiable details.
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the Lady
David Garth Zee
Disagrsement in a Turbulent Moment
In a charged scene Terry Willett urges Allaire West to return home, fearing pain awaits her in love with George Fox. Allaire confesses her love, reveals she loves Terry, and faces the clash of loyalties as Willett orders her to depart and prepare for separation. Corrigan stirs the air with gossip and hints at past jailhouse drama linked to Terry and a docks shooting, while Allaire confronts surprising truths about her standing and the price of love.
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Willett
Fox
Allaire
George
Terry
Tory
Hix
George Fox
Cavaliers
Profonoire
Ike
Allaire West
St. Jamaut
Lawrence Wiltett
Siptoca
Dons
Tarry
Hart
Enely
Cortigan
Big Leg
Cordlean
Corrigan
Brie
Mr. Corrigan
Ali
Abe
Bucky
Daoté Garin
Heirs Claim $1300 Left By Murdered Genevans
Geneva officials report a $1300 found in a tin can at the Grantham home after the couple was beaten to death September 4. Two administrations and multiple heirs dispute ownership with outsiders claiming funeral expenses and legal fees. The task of inter pleader seeks court guidance on the money’s fate.
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Geneva
Osk Grove
Wil H. Grantham
Bheclff
W. C. Register
W. R. Craughon
Register
Chancary
Inter
Grantham
D. O. Vaughan
Grantha
Seta Af
Auburn Students Dress in Tuxedos for Midterm Week
Auburn Institute students attend classes in formal tuxedos this week before final exams. Faculty note the unusual attire reflects campus tradition and stressed schedules. Notable students listed from Football Market to baseball and lettermen across Georgia and Florida locales.
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Dle
Auburn
Jam
Mio Institute
AU Burn
Jao
Au Awburn
Intp
Gaeb
Court weighs outsiders claims in unresolved murder case
Court has not set a hearing date on claims affecting about $600 remaining for the victims. Sheriff W C Register said the Oak Grove murder investigation has stalled with no new evidence tonight. Grantham sons run the Oak Grove filling station once managed for a decade, while a judge once ruled it not illegal to drink in public.
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Sherist W. C. Register
Oak Grove
Ellis
Travis Grantham
Grantham
Stories in Stamps and Maori Carvings Featured
A New Zealand feature discusses the Maori death rites and the art of carving. It notes houses with north facing doorways, tribal meeting houses, and chieftain whares decorated with intricate carvings. The article highlights stamps from New Zealand's Metorial series showing a Maori house and carvings.
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New Zealand
Roberts anticipated as Supreme Court nominee in 1980s return
Report notes Justice Owen J. Roberts who wrote the death verdict in a historic case was expected to be a potential nominee to the Supreme Court. The article references Senate confirmation politics and Hoover era maneuvering surrounding judicial appointments.
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New York
Justes
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
Senate
Herbert North
Hoover
Roberta
Robarto
Black Draught Earns Longstanding Trust in Use
A historic testimonial extols Black-Draught's steady reputation built over years with multiple generations relying on it. Fred Richardson of Hartshorne Oklahoma and his mother reportedly used it for decades, praising its relief for sour stomach, constipation, and sluggish feelings while promising continued use.
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Fred Richardson
Hartsthorne
Oklo
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