Soviet Plotters Plotted Killings Exposed in France and Leningrad
Confessions and witness testimony reveal an underground terrorist gang led by Nicolaieff plotting assassinations to overthrow Soviet leadership. Included are arrests of Gregory Zinovieff and Leo Kameneff, payments from an unnamed foreign consul, and plans to kill Kiroff Stal in Moscow.
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Paris
Russia
Trotsky
Nicolaieff
Leningrad
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Zinovieff
Leo Kameneff
Kiroff
Zinovieffists
Nicolaeff
Ivan Kotolinoff
Nikolai Shatsky
Valdimir Rumiantzeff
Berge! Mandelstam
Nikolai Miasmeer
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Gi Mandelstam
Nikolai Miasnikoff
Valdimir Levin
Leon Sos
George Bokoloff
Ilgnaty Wshkin
Wassily Yushkin
Wassily Zverdorf
Nikolai Antonoff
A Khanik
Andre Tolmazoff
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Mandelstam
Communist Party
Ghateky
Nicholaieff
Stalin
Moscow
Lazarus M. Kaganovitch
All- Union Peasants’ Congress
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Council of Commissars
Kir
Trotsky Safely Hidden in France Despite Extradition Demand
Paris reports French officials say Leon Trotsky remains safely hidden in France and will not be surrendered even if the Soviet Union seeks extradition. Moscow announced Leonid Nicolaieff named Trotsky in a plot to assassinate Soviet leaders, while authorities said Trotsky is distant from Paris and closely watched with secret service protection.
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Leon Trotsky
France
Moscow
Leonid Nicolaieff
Sergi Kiroff
Leningrad
Trotsky
Russia
Secret Service
Engas
Beach fashion and travel in the South for winter
The piece surveys winter South fashion with new beach and sports outfits. It highlights clever swimsuit shapes, calf length pajamas, and bold linens in red yellow and white. Tahitian pareos and bright beach coats add color to sun trips and resort wear.
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South Sea Island
Refugee Policy Sparks French Shelter Keeps Isky
The article explains Isky remains in France as no other country will accept him. France, long harboring political refugees, resists forcing his return, arguing deportation would amount to sending him to death or prison.
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Isky
France
Blast at Coal Mine Kills and Injures Dozens Near Montgomery
A boiler explosion on a coal company railway near Montgomery WV killed and injured numerous workers en route to the mine. Officials report 15 bodies in the morgue with some deaths still possible as the toll rises. The Montgomery mine, the third largest of 26, employs about 900 men and serves a Pittsburgh based parent company.
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Cc. R. Stahl
Division Superviae
The
Coal Company
Montgomery
Charleston
Koppers Coal and Deportation Company of
Pittsburgh
New Jersey Ignores Alibi Law in Hauptmann Case
Reported alibi details emerge as Hauptmann’s lawyers say he worked on a New York hotel and visited his wife at a Bronx bakery the night of the kidnapping. County officials probe a deputy sheriff’s alleged fees to fund trial seating. state and local authorities debate who bears trial costs.
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New
Hauptmann
Sourland
Hopewell
New York
Bronx
Anna
William H. Curtiss
George Bloom
County Board of Fresholders
State House Commission
Trenton
A. Harry Moore
Jury Draw Aids Trial Coverage In Supreme Court
Forty eight jurors were summoned from a 150 person pool to serve at the trial with 21 women among them. Defense and prosecution lawyers met Supreme Court Justice Thomas W. Trenchard in Trenton after jurors were selected, with no requests for delays or new jurors.
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Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Trenton
Talsmen
Farmers optimism grows across Dixie as 1935 outlook improves
Western state commissioners report better farm finances and rising sentiment despite weather losses. Louisiana, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, and Florida officials cite higher farm values, predicted gains for 1935, and the impact of policy shifts such as the Bankhead act on cotton regions.
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Harry D. Wilson
Louisiana
William A. Graham
North Carolina
Florida
Mayo
Seth FP. Storrs
Alabama
Co. EB. van Cleve
Tennessee
Arkansas
Libby’s Child Ready to Accept $7 000 000 Share
Vaughn asks court to approve a proposed settlement for infant Christopher Libby Holman Reynolds Babcock Nancy Reynolds Bagley with a $7 million share. He states the arrangement is fair and equitable and seeks authority to accept on the ward’s behalf while preserving all legal rights if not approved.
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Libby
Vaughn
Ward of Libby Holman Faces Legal Pleas and Pleadings
The document notes anticipated rejection and a next friend who will file further pleadings to protect the ward’s rights. It mentions Libby Holman preparing a lengthy defense in response to Cannons, though no reply has been filed yet.
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Libby Holman
Trial Arguments Near Close in White Slavery Case
Prosecutors rest after six days of testimony arguing that the Krane family and Clinton Beasley operated an apartment in New York where girls were forced to entertain men. Defense contends the girls went willingly and understood their destination.
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Alex Beasley
Sarah Beasley Krane
Arthur Krane
Margaret Lee Keen
la Beasley
Pearl Beasley
Clinton Beasley
Nellie B. Beasley
Krane
Johnston County
Kranes
New York
Flashes of Life by Dan Thomas
Hollywood critic Edward F. Cline argues that modern audiences and critics are savvier than Barnum’s era. He notes self appointed critics in theaters and rapid feedback to filmmakers. Cline recalls early film tricks and mocks the idea of fooling the public with simple illusions.
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Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Hollywood
P. T. Barnum
Edward F. Cline
Peck
Barnum
Cline
Hollywood Star Wynne Gibson Returns For RKO Musical
Wynne Gibson prepares to film one last project under an old RKO contract as she reenters screens in a musical. Dixie Lee opposes acting opposite Bing Crosby for now, while Clark Gable focuses on golf. Austin Parker and Miriam Hopkins have been seen together at frequent lunches.
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Hollywood
Wynne Gibson
RKO
Dixie Lee
Bing Crosby
Austin Parker
Miriam Hopkins
Price fixing ruled illegal under NRA in federal court
Judge Merrill B. Otis ruled that code price fixing is illegal in a federal district court decision. The case involved Robert Sutherland Mae Sutherland doing business as Sutherland Lumber Co with yards in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska operating on a cash and carry basis. The government sought a temporary injunction to stop the firm from selling below the NRA price list, after it had earlier complied with the blue eagle in March.
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Kansas City
NRA
Jud Merrill B. Otis
Congress
Interata Ecommerce
Otis
Agal Robert Sutherland
Mae Sutherland
Sutherland Lumber Company Company
Blue Eagle
Maurice Milligan
United District Attorney
Wolfe oracle aided by British spy in final assault
The victory at the final assault was built on thorough planning from a British spy known as This Intelligent Gentleman. The spy supplied Wolfe with complete city plans and details. Wolfe died with the plans in his hands.
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Wolfe
DeMille Falcons and Debut of Virginia Reid in Roberta
Decil B DeMille owns five hunting falcons and an English net for use in Crusades. Trouble appears at the home of Virginia Reid an 18 year old Lexington Ky girl seeking her big break as the featured model in the Roberta show.
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Decil B. DeMille
Virginia Reid
Roberta
Ion
Creomulsion Promoted for Children’s Coughs and Colds
An advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for their child’s cough or cold. It claims fast relief, notes the product’s elegant prescription, and mentions a money refund policy through the local druggist.
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Creomulsion
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