Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Shapes Drift From New York
Dr Condon boards a Latin America bound ship amid clemency pleas for Bruno Hauptmann. Governor Hoffman orders transfer of certain documents as the Lindbergh case unfolds. The exodus of public figures linked to the trial continues as Brando and others head abroad.
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England
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Mara von Harker
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Fronton
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Lindbergh Kidnan
Bruno Richard
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Harold G. Hoffman
World News Gist Cautionary Tangles Across Nations
The report blends scattered events from New York to South America with a tense note on Latin American natural disasters. It mentions a U.S. budget debate and a draft plan, plus European rearmament signals and tension surrounding elections in Havana and Addis Ababa.
Probe on Bankers War Profits in Morgan Underwriting Loan
Washington hearings scrutinize Morgan profits from underwriting a major loan amid war. Allegations allege Morgan bankers pressured American manufacturers to subscribe to British bonds, influencing foreign exchange and neutrality policy. Morgan aides defend by denying coercive tactics as committee questions efforts to steer funds.
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Clark
New York
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Neutrality measure wording altered amid Senate debate
Washington lags as the administration agrees to strike a section feared to entangle the United States with League of Nations questions. The change, discussed with Secretary Hull, would let the president prohibit trade with belligerents of nonmunitions when such restrictions could speed war’s end or safeguard US neutrality and nationals livelihoods. Senator Vandenberg, voicing concerns, notes the altered language may affect the bill’s rigidity and its linkage to broader munitions controls.
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Mich
Farm Vigilantes in Ilnos and Hie Take Action
In Wh county ten F-men arrested Khmer Sie bert, 34, driving off with a truckload of chickens. They accuse him of theft amid a vigilante crackdown after henhouse and hogyard robberies.
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Controversy Over Grazing Returns to Congress
Washington Journal reports a renewed grazing controversy in Congress. Rep Taylor introduces a bill to expand grazing use, seeking to increase ranges in districts, though past efforts faced a presidential veto and no change to current law. Senators Carey and Rep Avera weigh new proposals to return land to states.
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Allen Not Disturbed By Charge Of Weiss
Governor J Th Allen declined to comment on a rumor that Huey P Long may have ordered the assassination. He dismissed questions as idle talk from Weiss family father and an adjacent bodyguard. The exchange occurred amid a broader discussion on security and political allies.
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Ladan
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Huey P. Lone
Carl A. Weiss, Jr
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Destructive Colima Quake Hits Colombia Cities
Earthquake and landslides in southwestern Colombia killed between 200 and 800 people. Reports from Bogota say La Chorreara near Tuquerres was obliterated and towns like Tuquerres Sapmyes Alban Pimowo suffered blast effects with many buried. A larger death toll is feared.
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Storms Cause 21 Deaths Across Europe
London reports raging storms battering the British Isles and northern Europe leaving at least 21 dead. Widespread damage follows the severe weather with many structures damaged and losses mounting. In San Francisco the Treasury notes an uptick in reserves as the Maunganui brings the mint stock to 100000 dollars. Danbury mourns the death of Charles Russell Loomis, a 68 year old painter and poet.
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British Isles
Europe
Farmers In Conference On Soil Plan To Replace AAA
Washington January 10 100 farmers gathered in the agriculture department to draft a soil conservation and production control program as a successor to the toppled AAA. President Roosevelt backed the concept and rejected export subsidies. A 13 member committee was named to work with Congress and department officials to prepare a tentative draft for the conference to consider.
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Cuban election bloodshed marks Havana ballot
Havana January 10 reports say Cuba held a presidential election amid sporadic clashes and bombings. Mariano Gomez, former Havana mayor, claimed victory asserting he carried every province, with at least 16 killed in gun battles and explosions in Santiago. Menocal led in early returns but Gomez held a narrow edge.
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Hoeppel and Son Draw Terms in Cell
Washington January 10. Rep John H Hoeppel of California and his 22 year old son Charles were convicted of conspiring to sell a West Point nomination. They were sentenced to prison terms from four months to a year on condition they pursue a speedy appeal. Justice Daniel W ODonoghue granted liberty on $1000 bond each.
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West Point
John H. Hoeppel
California
Charles
Daniel W. Odonaghio
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Hoepfels
Ibherty
Opinion on parole releases and capital punishment
Westwood California January 10 A reader demands where I stand on rapid parole of inmates and the death penalty I support a law allowing community appeal from a parole board release and insist on non negotiable punishment for murder kidnapping and assaults on women and children. The collector message notes the sender as frugal and curious.
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Cobb
Nana
Roosevelt extends stabilization fund in gold reserve act move
President Roosevelt renewed authority to further revalue the dollar and extend the 2 billion stabilization fund to January 20, 1937. He also kept open the option to adjust the gold content of the dollar, noting the ongoing international monetary emergency and the continued influence of unsettled world finance.
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Clements Named Chairman Of State Accident Board by Gov Holt
J Burke Clements, head of the state industrial accident board since May 1, 1927, was reap pointed for a four year term by Governor Elmer Holt. Holt cited Clements’s fine record and high regard from both employers and employees. This marks his third term and he is the third leader of the department since 1916. Endorsements from coal districts and labor groups accompanied the appointment. Continued on Page 3.
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Elmer Holt
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Montana
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Erickson
Ia Savear Uunds
Frank H. Cooney
Loyer
Roosevelt boy faces assault charges in Cambridge
Cambridge Mass January 10 Intimidations were returned today charging Cornelius van Sehaak Roosevelt 20 and Peter Deflorer 21 both college classmates with assault with a dangerous weapon The offense carries a maximum penalty of 10 years They peppered two policemen and a Boston newspaperman with jets from air pistols in their room at an exclusive club linked to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where both are sophomores.
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Young Roosevelt
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Woman in Charge of HS AlGorol Tei
Washington January 1 President Roosevelt named Miss Josephine Roche of Colorado to temporarily assume the duties of administrator of the Federal Alcohol Administration. She will act pending selection of a successor to Franklin C. Hoyt who resigned.
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Japanese to offer new naval proposal in Paris talks
London dispatch reports an apparently authoritative Japanese source saying Tokyo plans a fresh naval proposal to achieve parity and save the international naval conference from failing. This contrasts with other delegations’ expectation that Japan would walk out next week.
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Ithe International
House Debates Cash Bonus for Veterans Drawn in Congress
Boisterous House vote 36 to 59 advances the Vinson Patman McCormack bonus plan. Democrats seek presidential approval through bonds, with veterans groups backing immediate payment options and a 3 percent interest option to 1945. Montana figure reports 18106 certificates worth 10.28 million. Opposition only from Lawrence Lewis among Intermountain reps.
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Lawrence Lewis
Sugar growers seek benefits for 1935 and 1936 crops
Washington Jan 16 Charles M Kearney Morris Neb president of the National Beet Sugar Growers association said a fight would be made for sugar beet benefit payments on 1935 and 1926 crops. Kearney saw chances for remaining payments on the 1935 crop for farmers who complied with the Jones Costigan sugar control act and noted 1936 payments were highly uncertain.
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Charles M. Kearney
Morris Neb
National Beet Sugar Growers Association
tomMeght
Kearney Bright
Soviet Russia plans to increase defense
Moscow reports that Soviet Russia will undertake a broader rearmament program due to aggressive intentions from Japan and Germany. In Washington, Representative Wesley Lloyd of Topeka died at 62 from a heart attack after a long public career begun in Kansas.
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Germany
Tiayn
Washington
Wesley Lloyd
Tosoma
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Kansas
Italian Somalis Suffer In Major Battle In Ethiopia
A large clash in southern Ethiopia involved over 100000 combatants with hundreds of Italian Somalis reported to suffer. Ethiopian forces sought to breach deserts and guasles as the war ebbed and flowed with reported bombing claims and responses from both sides.
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