Hauptmann alibi debated in Lindbergh baby case
The report recalls allegations surrounding Emil Hauptmann and accomplice Anna Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping probe. Witness testimony questions the carpenter’s alibi on March 1, 1922, at the New Jersey bakery scene while the infant’s disappearance drew national attention.
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Flemington
Noob
Alf
Baby Lindbergh
Anna Mauhtmann
Antonie Kener
Helzad
Ter Ieuptmann
Rivert Caelatram
Hauiptmann
Aivke
Mix
Hauptmann
Step Lonewell
World News In Gist From A Fractured Dispatch
A chaotic wire catches a world scene with President Hoover extending gratitude to supporters while plans for military funding surface in Washington. Mention of fuel, European tensions, and a push for defense taxes indicate broad wartime mobilization context.
Relief and office tenure bills advance in state House
State relief investigations continue as the House passes a tenure bill. A draft plan proposes a study of relief allocation and an appointed commission to oversee emergency aid. Other measures include allowing alternate jurors in long trial cases and rules for panel participation in illness scenarios.
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HOUSE
Leavitt
Custer
Orig O
Long Dupation
Obsequies Held for Frank J Renepa in Liforkia
Los Angeles Jan 30 Obsequies were held today for Frank J Renepa 84 a pioneer and Indian fighter. Body sent to Boreman Montana for burial. Penene who died at his winter home yesterday was one of Montana s first settlers and took part in many skirmishes with the Indians. His widow two sons two daughters survive.
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Los Angeles
Jat
Frank J. Renepa
Boreman
Mont
Burrial Penene
Montana
Short Work Week Discussed and Opposition Is Voiced
Printington 10 CAP Industrialists and officials gathered at a hearing on revision of NAAN code labor provisions. Ralph B. Flanders urged scrapping all workweek inputs to speed production. William Green challenged NRA as failing to enforce limits. Miners favored paying overtime after 40 hours, and double time after 60. Senator Black introduced a 10 hour day for railroad workers on a nine month trial beginning July. J. Lewis warned industry leaders of looming upheaval and urged action to reduce unemployment.
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Printington
Ralph B. Flanders
Vermont
Willian Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Minadera
Alack m
Alas
West
J. Down
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Americans in China flee from war zone
Chongking China January 30 Americans flee as Hunan and Nanking armies under Chiang Kai-shek press the communist forces westward toward Yunnan. Numerous American aviators arrive in the city though outlying areas remain unharmed. Grand Mound Washington January 30 a 10 year old anchor died in a dynamite explosion while blowing atiumne.
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Chongking
China
Hunan
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Chek
Yunnan
Sted Grand Mound, Wash
John Nowe
Wats Rogers Scribes Humorous Louisiana Visit
The reader recalls a humorous trip to New Orleans, praising Louisiana hospitality while noting slang terms, local quirks, and a jab at voting methods. The piece echoes regional character with playful satire about politics and social life.
Polish Japan military pact rumors swirl in Berlin
Berlin reports carried rumors of a military agreement between Japan and Poland, while Polish sources denied the claim as a violation of the Russo Polish nonaggression pact. Moscow notes the Soviet army grow to 940,000 with intensified war preparations, amid fortifications on eastern and western fronts.
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Japan
Poland
Paris
Warsaw
Poliash
Moscow
All-Union
Sayreix
Ted
Mikhail Tuchacheffaky
Rep Cardwell of Billings Dies After Septic Attack
Verne Caldwell, 47, longtime Billings insurance man and Yellowstone county representative, died in a Billings hospital from septic anemia arising from a mastoid infection linked to influenza during the recent legislative session. A resident of Billings for 23 years, he previously served as county auditor and worked in banking. He was secretary and treasurer of local farm loan associations and leaves four wives and one child.
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Billings
Verne
Caldwell
Yellowstone County
Legislative Searon
Manehers Snd Billings National Farm
Soan
Ile
Wool Growers Asked To Contribute To Campaign
Phoonma Ariz Jan 30 AP A proposal that wool growers contribute about a nickel a bag to a promotional campaign was laid before the National Wool Growers Association as part of the annual meeting. Artur Breese, president of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, said producers back the plan and textile makers will bear most of the cost. The campaign aims to halt wool consumption decline and lift usage. Petrie of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration warned of a small 1951–52 U.S. wool clip. Sheep in the western U.S. face poor range and feed conditions, though mild weather has helped. prices may improve if late winter stays favorable.
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Phoonma
Ariz
Artur Breese
National Association of Woal Manufacturers
Reese
United States
Missouri Kidnap Conviction Stuns Local Court
A jury tonight found Felix McDonald guilty of kidnapping Dr Takacs Dee Kelley. He received a sentence of zero years in the penitentiary and faced unspecified punishment.
Reverend Hugh P. Connelly Dies in California
Father Hugh P. Connelly of the Paulist order died in San Francisco after coming from Ireland. He spent years in Portland Oregon and established Paulist missions across the Pacific coast and in Montana.
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San Francisco
Hugh PF. Connelly
Ireland
Portland
Ore
Pacific
Canat
Montana
US seeks under forty hour work week worldwide
Geneva Jan 30. Thor unites states informs world that aim for industry a work week under 40 hours wherever practicable. Sanders Luhin, delegate from labor department, announced in a speech to the International Labor Association governing body. Many countries are seeking a 40 hour work week. Washington Jan 27 4? Sugar beet production adjustment contracts with the government may be slowed by the farm administration.
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Eneva
Sanders Luhin
Iabor
International Labor Association
Knuione
Washington
Farm Administration
Opposition to be formidable opposition to relief plan
Washington faces firm resistance as the administration confronts demands for detailed spending data on the 4.88 billion relief program. Senate appropriations inquiries open after a heated session with Admiral Peoples and Budget Director Bell, amid talks of limiting presidential power and eminent domain over private property.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Christian J. Peoples
Daniel W. Bell
County near owner of fair grounds in Montana
State Senate confirms Cooney appointees and settles transfer of the Montana state fairgrounds to Lewin and Clark County under new substitute bill. Highway commission gains title to southern grounds while game and Nah commissions receive possible use areas. Recess appointments confirmed for two state medical board members as article notes continuity.
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State Senate
Cooney
Lewin
Irk County
Montana Atite
Braninland
Ameasuire
Senate
Tate
Cou Wan
Highway Commission
Wifl
Nah and
Game Commissions
Sentnor Charen
Lewtx
McNinch Renominated to Federal Power Commission
The senate confirmed Frank R. McNinch of North Carolina for reappointment to the Federal Power Commission without a record vote in a session held in Washington.
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Washingon
Senate
Frank R. McNinch
North Carolina
Federal Power Commission
Oddities in Name Meanings Explored in Booklet
A Helena Independent booklet examines given names for hidden meanings and incongruities, noting Salome meaning peaceful yet linked to a lurid dance. It invites readers to order a copy by sending ten cents to the Information Bureau in Washington, D.C., with a coupon.
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John the Baptist
Salome
Dtdas
Tratter
Lancelot
Hur
Helena
Tonelosa
Montana Celebrates Roosevelt Birthday Across State
In Montana on Roosevelt’s birthday, crowds at dances, programs, and card parties gathered to honor the president and raise support for crippled children. The legislature sent a memorial to establish a government sanitarium for polio victims, with Helena hosting about 1,000 attendees and Butte hosting two balls with around 700 attendees.
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Montana
Roosevelt
Congress
Helena
Vounguters
Butte
Admitted Shepard's Wife Poisoning Defense Advances
In Yopeka Kansas on January 30 AP reports Major Charles A. Shepard's defense nearly concedes his second wife died of poisoning while plans to proceed with a defense stating others doubt the murder claim. The retired tuberculosis expert denies he killed her in 1929.
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Yopeka
Kan
Charles A. Shepard
Whineanés
President Roosevelt Delights At 53rd Birthday Ball Run
President Roosevelt, still wearing a broad birthday smile, thanked participants in more than 7000 birthday balls benefiting crippled children. He spoke via nationwide radio from the White House, expressing deep personal happiness and gratitude for gifts and letters received across 43 states, the Philippines, and Alaska.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Philippines
Alaska
Tooosevelt
Birthday celebration at Warm Springs for Roosevelt
Warm Springs Ga Jan 10 President Roosevelt marked his fifty third birthday with nationwide observances. at Warm Springs a banquet for the Warm Springs Foundation aided by infants paralysis treatment received donations and cheers from children and adults in wheel chairs and braces. the president who benefited from the waters of the springs helped found the foundation and last year the foundation received 1 000 000 to expand treatment. more gifts are expected this year as supporters rally behind the cause.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Curativa Tt
Dinemag
Stio
Baby boy named for president born in Colfax
Colfax, ML Jan 30. A baby boy born today to Mr and Mrs Wesley Coan was named Franklin Delano Roosevelt Goan in honor of President Roosevelt whose natal day he shares. The father is employed.
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Colfax, ML
Wesley Coan Warn
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Conferees Reach Agreement on RFC Life Extension Bill
Washington reports conferees from the House and Senate reached an agreement to extend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation life two years. The measure, set for White House action tomorrow, would extend until February 1, 1937, and liberalize RFC lending authority including up to 9.1 billion dollars in federal bonds and a new bond issue for sale to the public. The bill also allows RFC loans up to 10 million for gold silver and timber development.
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Dan
Une
Houan
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
RFC
Lan
HPC
Treasury
Honda
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