Trial Ends in Kidnapping Case Details
Summation from Flemington New Jersey presents Attorney General David and prosecutor Michael Whakatiana urging focus on the Lindbergh baby murder. It notes Hauptmann’s possible release could affect crime levels and mentions jury deliberations and continued coverage on page 3.
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Flemington
Genel David Wit
Apatiet Peume
Micharel Whakatiana
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Tr.iatn
Sheep prices leading trade in Chicago
Prices for sheep dominated the Chicago trade as market activity rose. Figures show upper prices for wags and tangs, with top bids around 925 dollars while midrange dealings leaned toward an $8 per head gain. The December trend hinted at continued demand and steady prices.
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Chicago
World News In Gist By Associated Press
San Francisco reports a minister's shouted claim that a key suspect confessed in the Lindbergh kidnapping. In New York former President Hoover eulogizes Lincoln as a great citizen. Washington coverage notes court rulings on gold reserves and a clash between labor and the administration over wage clauses in relief programs. Rome reports Emperor Haile Selassie moving to prepare for possible war with indemnity payment looming.
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San Francisco
Macon
Eas
Flemington
Lindbergn
Hauptmann
New York
Hoover
Alaaham Lincoln
Uberni
Washington
Supreme Cent
National Labor Relations Boat
Administration
Rome
Haile Sclansic
Senate Ends Quiet Session As Women Jury Bill Looms
The state senate finishes a tame day while debates on the women’s jury bill promise drama at 2 pm. Senators Sparling and others push for passage of related measures. Gallery crowds expect a lively afternoon as the bill’s fate hangs on committee and floor action.
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State Senate
Alphoneo
Gaston
Senstor Sparling
Dawiels
Senate
Shannon
Sandere
Tyler
Italio Ethiopian War Averted Hopeful Peace Talks Continue
Reports from Addis Ababa and Rome indicate renewed negotiations between Ethiopian and Italian representatives aimed at a peaceful settlement. British and other officials welcomed the absence of troop or air deployments and urged continued diplomacy. A government charge in Ethiopia accused Italian units of aggression in a new clash, with further details to follow.
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Tomei
Addi@ Araba teat
Peare
Strate Derummand
Rome
Talaseirod
Utd
Friukco
Ome
AMS Apa
Tirttah Enery
Arawa
Ethiopia
Waly
Shipbuilding Chief Denies Big Profits Amid Inquiry
The Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock president rejected claims of excessive wartime profits and said the committee's assertion is far from the truth. He noted profits reached 86 percent, defending the firm against charges of collusive bidding with rival yards and price hikes on public works contracts during wartime.
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Warhington
Newport News Shipbuilding ‘Nal Drydock Company
Tony
Womer J. Torgunon
Hhe
Ferguson
Lark Shin
Yarda
New York
Shinhaiding Corporation
Hothiehem Shipbuilding Company
Public Works Rantracta
Senate wage rows spark job offer dispute in Weverly Hills
Walt Rogers reports in Weverly Hills that lawmakers argue over unemployment payments and job offers. The debate centers on paying unemployed workers the same as a senator if the state cannot provide other work, with expectations of a decision next Monday.
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Weverly Hills
Cat
Senate
Tring
Mr. Tonnerele
AAA changes offered by department face opposition
Washington Feb 12 The 1935 AAA amendments were sent back to Congress by Secretary Wallace after gains with Senator Smith and Senator Hyed boosting opposition. The revisions tighten enforcement while removing a license provision for farmer middlemen and add strong oversight allowing book and record inspections of handlers and distributors of farm commodities. The secretary would have power to license minorities or impose licenses on middlemen groups where a majority of affected farmers require them.
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Washington
Congress
Wallace
Smith
S. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hyed
Chester C. Davis
Naval Vessels Rescue 81 of Crew of 83 Men
The dirigible Macon failed after stern crumbled and gas bags separated near Point Sur. Ninety percent of the crew were rescued by the cruiser Concord, Richmond, and Cincinnati. only two men remained missing. Commander Wiley reported the ship was at 1260 feet when disaster struck and SOS signals aided quick evacuations.
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San Francisco
Macon
Here
Herbert V. Wiley
Concord
Richmond
Wiley
Pt. Sur
Navy
Cincinnati
Dalley
Ed Quida
Navy Xing
California
Ser
House OKs drastic step to cap state budgets
Montana legislators debate a drastic measure to enforce budget limits by restricting state bodies from spending beyond appropriated funds. The bill H B 236 targets all state institutions and departments, with penalties including removal from office fines and imprisonment for overexpenditure. A select committee drafted the bill after a rapid inventory and introduced it without notice.
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Montana
Rep
Toomey
Lewis and Clark
Kruse
Garfield
Harwood
Yellowstone
Son of President Tyler Dies in Virginia
Lyon G. Tyler, president emeritus of the College of William and Mary and son of the 10th U.S. president, died at his home in Charles City County Virginia. He passed away at 7 40 tonight after a long illness leaving behind a legacy in education and public service.
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Wedmond
Lyon G. Tyler
Emer
College of William and Mary
United States
Charles City County
Virginia
Bill for museum for relics of Gen. Custer’s Last Stand
Washington February 12 Senate passed a bill to preserve historical relics from Custer’s Last Stand. The measure, introduced by Senator Wheeler of Montana, authorizes a $20,000 appropriation for a public historical museum at Crater Battlefield National Cemetery in Montana.
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Washington
Custer
Senate
Senater
Wheeler
Mont
Crater Battlefield National Cemetery
Montana
Little Girl Struck by Brother in Hammer Attack
In Los Angeles a frail six year old girl Helen Whitlams is improving after being beaten with a hammer by her half-brother. Attendants fear may survive skull fractures and numerous wounds. The suspect William Waring confessed to the assault and is jailed after a police confession. The mother Mrs Kathreen Williams cried amid the jail visit.
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Los Angeles
Frail
Helen
Hert Wallis
Lincoln Dinner Quotes Hoover Liberal Spirit
New York Feb 12 AP Hoover praised Abraham Lincoln as a great liberal who believed Americans should be masters of the state not pawns. At the 49th Lincoln day dinner of the National Republican club he joined Dr Glenn Frank and Col Theodore Roosevelt in tributes. Frank warned of a reversion to tribalism and postwar nationalism in Europe. Roosevelt denounced “traitors” in the national administration who seek popular favor.
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New York
Herbert Hoover Tonnight
Abraham Lincoln
Hoover
National Republican Club
Glenn Frank
Theodore Tinosevelt
Frank
University of Wisconsin
America
Europe
Roosevelt
Constitution Facts booklet offered by Washington Information Bureau
Readers learn Virginia’s population lead at adoption and other items from a new compact booklet containing the Constitution the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation. Ten cents buys a copy by mail from Frederic Haakle Chaytor Washington Ty. C. T enclose payment with name and state information.
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Virginia
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
Madison
Supreme Court
Laat
Washington Information Bureau
The
Seléna Independent
Frederic J. Haakle
Chaytor
Washington, Ty. C
SCHOONER PARKER IN PERIL AHEAD OF RESCUE
In a South Seas drama, the schooner Parker under master Phillips Lord faces peril after a storm. The British cruiser Australia will remain nearby with nine crew aboard while U S Ontario closes in from Pago Pago to reach the distressed vessel around 72 hours later.
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San Francisco
API
Australia
Seth Parker
South Seas
Phillips Lord
Lord
McLeod
The
McCleod
U. S
Ontario
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Tuilula
Parker
National Broadcasting Company
Afi
Spanish War Vets 10 Rise on Pension Rolls
President Roosevelt sent an executive order to restore pension eligibility for Spanish American War veterans who enlisted after August 19, 1898 and served outside the continental United States. The move, prompted by a Veterans Bureau inquiry, restores pension rights for about 5,500 cases by removing prior reductions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Continental
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Defense program expediting capital for defenses
Washington reports that the administration and Congress advanced a defense expansion plan focused on Hawaii and the western coast. The package includes a 338 million dollar allocation for key shore stations and mobilization of guns armor and troops. The effort signals strong executive support for rapid buildup amid security concerns.
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Washington
Congress
Hawaii
R Roosevelt
Labor and President differ over 7A clarification
The National Labor Relations board urged clarifying Section 7 A of the Recovery Act amid AFL demands to broaden employees rights to bargain and bar company unions. Senator Wagner proposed changes, but a bill has not appeared. The administration reportedly favors keeping 7 A in the new act unchanged as the board reviews six months of work.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Wagner
National Labor Board
NNA
Labor Board
Ontepoken Francia Biddle
Philadelphia
Plot of Kennamer murder tied to witnesses
Pawnee Oklahoma February twelve AP three persons knew of Phil Kennamer’s plan to kill John F Gorrell a federal judge’s son in Tulsa Slayee was found shot to death Thanksgiving night in Tulsa Floyd Sluff Mra C L Harmon and Hugh Snedden testified they heard Kennamer threaten Gorrell Harmon a Tulsa apartment house operator was named as the state’s mystery witness Three boys rented an apartment from Harmon and she will testify that Kennamer and another boy discussed the plan and rented the unit continued on page five
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Pawnee
Okla
Phil Kennamer
KHL
John F. Dorrell
Gorrell
Tulsa
Kansan City
Méts
Floyd Sluff
Kansas City
Mra. C
Bolivian Forces Launch Pursuit in Chaco Action
In a bold Bolivian counter offensive near Villa Montes in the Chaco, Bolivian troops aim to sever Paraguayan lines north of the Bolivian army base as of February 12. The operation seeks to disrupt enemy supply and force a withdrawal, with reports indicating major activity ongoing at dusk.
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Menos Aires
Villa Montes
Chaco
Lincoln centennial marked in Springfield with tributes
In Springfield on Lincoln’s birthday, officials and veterans noted the centennial of his early political career. Memorials at Oak Ridge tomb included a sarcophagus tribute from Roosevelt and messages from ambassadors of Janaceag and Tlallan, with Governor Horner and university leaders among speakers.
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BREE
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Walt Rogers
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By M. A. Raiser
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Pres
Virgin
Bill
Gen
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MR. Hoof
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Partners OF Morgan Switching Holdings
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Stock Exchange Today
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Thomas Cochran
Henry S. Morgan
George Whitney
Springfield
Robert P. Howard
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