New Jersey Urges Supreme Court Review of Hauptmann Case
New Jersey asks the U S Supreme Court to review the conviction of Bruno Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. A 30 page brief argues the trial met due process and that the court’s charge and sequestering were proper. A decision on whether to grant review may arrive by December 9.
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New Jersey
Supreme Court
Hauptmann
Washington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Joseph Lanigin
Atorney
Hus Wilentz
Hacptmann
Absteracy General of
P. T. Wilentz
Flemington
New Jersey Brief
Sling
Strato's Record: 72,395 Feet Official Altitude Mark
Washington November 21 new international altitude record of 72,395 feet set by the November 11 flight of the National Geographic Society Army Air Corps balloon Explorer I. The mark was certified official by the National Aeronautic Association and exceeds the prior 61,272 foot record by Lt Comdr T G W Sardle and Major Chester Fordney.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Army Air Corps
National Aeronautic Association
Comdr
T. G. W. Sardle
Chester Fordney
Akron
Albert W. Stevens
Orvil A. Anderson
Federation Agronautic Internationale
Paris
France
Grange backs managed currency to stabilize dollar
Delegates from 35 states at the National Grange urged a managed currency as a balance wheel to stabilize the dollar. They also expressed opposition to entanglement in foreign wars and to a government owned banking system, supporting government subsidy only in emergencies and signaling their stance on the AAA.
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Grange
Sacramento
Cal
National Grange
AAA
Did You Know Four Cars Given by Legion to Beach Avenue Residents
Four automobiles donated by the American Legion were awarded to residents along Beach Avenue southeast. The Huronite will pay 25 cents for every Did You Know item accepted. contractors may pick up payment at the Huronite office after publication.
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The
American Legion
Beach Avenue
Philadelphia Plans Cow Exhibit at City Zoo
The Interstate Dairy Council aims to show 142,000 Philadelphia children a cow by sponsoring a barn at the city zoo. Dairymen are asked to donate cows for exhibition in the planned exhibit.
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Philadelphia
Interstate Dairy Council
City Zoo
Woonsocket Girl Drowns In Lake
Evelyn Hess six year old Woonsocket pupil drowned after breaking ice on Lake Prior during noon recess. Body recovered by William Berens. resuscitation failed. Lake Prior poses persistent danger to children and a lake level lowering proposal was recently rejected by the city council. Evelyn daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt Hess survives by her parents and several brothers.
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Woonsocket
Evelyn Hess
Lake Prior
Evelyn
William Berens
Prior
Matt Hess
Turkey Dinner For Six To Be Up One Cent
CHICAGO November 2 The Tharks hosting the average family of six next Thursday will pay about 35 to 36 cents a pound for turkey, up from 31 to 32 cents last year. Poultry wholesalers estimated the meal’s total cost for 1935 to rise slightly over 1944’s outlay.
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Chicago
Mrs L L Scott suffers broken hip in Wyoming fall
Mrs Wade Porter reports her mother Mrs L L Scott sustained a broken hip from a Sunday fall while visiting son in Cheyenne Wyoming. She remains in a local hospital there awaiting treatment and recovery.
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Wade Porter
L L. Scott
Cheyenne
Wyo
Plane Of Selassie Narrowly Escapes Italians Meeting
Haile Selassie rode an aerial tour of the southern war front in Addis Ababa as two fascist planes flew over the surveyed area. Italy claimed no bombs were dropped while pursuing Ethiopian aircraft. Paris talks were to resume informal discussions with French experts as Britain weighs sanctions impact and potential peace moves.
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Iperoy
Halle Selassie
Bucky
Addis Ababa
Harar
Diredawa
Isleea Ethiopia
Jore
Paris
Maurice
British Foreign Office
Tisly
Egypt
Great Britain
Italy
Tawfiie Nessim Pasha
Rodolfo Graziani
Djibouti
Buia
Makale
Haile Selassie
Daggi Bur
Jijiga
Harur
Jend
Diredawar
Republicans Launch Campaign To Finance Fight Against New Deal
The Republicans opened a fundraising drive to support the 1938 campaign to defeat the New Deal. Henry P. Fletcher, as national committee chair, summoned 106 members to meet December 16 to set dates and location for the party convention and appoint a finance committee led by William J. Bell of New York. The drive aims to raise substantial funds to oppose the Roosevelt administration, with a focus on a government of laws rather than men.
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Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Fietcher
William 3. Bell
New York
American Cyanamid Company
New Deal
Allen
National Committee
Finance Committee
Fletcher
Tom
Republican Party
Wallace Plum Theory and the New Economic Plan
In Washington on November 24 1933 Agriculture Secretary Wallace outlined a gradually emerging economic approach. Economists see his remarks hinting at a Wallace Plumb Theory advocating freer production and prices to replace protective tariffs and monopolies. The discussion suggests a shift from AAA protections toward a more open system benefiting both farmers and industry. Continued on page 5.
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Wallace
Washington
Academy of Political Science
Columbia University
Atest
Pelies
AAA
Woman Finds 4350 in New York Gutter
Mrs. Anne O'Shea wife of a policeman found 4350 in a gutter eighty seven 30 bills in a rain soaked envelope She and her husband could have used the money to wipe out a debt of several thousand dollars from an operation but they turned it over to the police.
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New York
Anne O'Shea
Wells Friday Water Switch City to Wells Mains
City Manager Don J Sears announced that water from the west wells will be turned into the city mains Friday morning, replacing the river source. Workmen cleaned pipes and flushing lines as arrangements were finalized. Officials expect little raily water but some during the switch and note well water will be somewhat softer than James River supply.
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Sears
Don J. Sears
Gig Water Department
Mr. Sears
Roosevelt Heads to Warm Springs for Thanksgiving Visit
President Roosevelt traveled toward Warm Springs Georgia for a Thanksgiving stay at Pine Mountain cottage. He plans to review the next fiscal year's budget starting July 1 and has invited Budget Director Bell and House Appropriations Chairman Buchanan to discuss figures. The emergency budget for work relief awaits private industry employment signals. A secretarial staff accompanies him and temporary offices will be set up in Warm Springs to stay connected with the White House.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Pine Mountain
Dixie Retreat
Bell
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Autonomy talks halt as Japan pressures North China move
Reports from Tokyo indicate North China autonomy plans stalled amid friction between Japan civil and military leaders. Chiang Kai-shek received assurances Tokyo would avoid military action, with hints autonomy may later be allowed under agreed terms. Demonstrations in Singapore and Tientsi reflected unrest over North China policy.
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North
Ching
Tokyo
Cxs
China
Maton
Japan
J ‘Pan
North China
London
Taiwa
Chiany ‘Kai-Shek
Poipisin
Janese
Th Currency Reserve Board
Akira Ariyoshi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Chiang
Are Yosai
North Chi
North Cine
Nort China
United States
Uhing
R m Toniyo
Singapore
Tientsi
First Flight Manila to Formosa Returns from Japan
The first pioneer flight from Manila to the Parls Philippines, backed by two Japanese newspapers, left at 9:15 a m and landed Taiheku Formosa at 4:26 p m after a ten day stay in Manila. The return was delayed by Hypheon.
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Manila
Japan
Parls
Ppines
Taiheku
Formosa
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