Grandmother of Baby Witness in Lindbergh Case
The Lindbergh baby murder trial ends its final day with testimony focusing on the memory of Isador Fisch and Violet Sharpe. Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow and Anne Lindbergh sit through proceedings as Hauptmann faces a life outcome.
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Fisch
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North Carolina lawmakers face busy week in Raleigh
Fresh from the people legislators return to Raleigh to push liquor legalization, state revenue and appropriations, and a state book rental system. Highlights include a $3 million repair fund for state roads and rabies vaccination measures for dogs, with hearings on infants’ diphtheria vaccines.
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Wall Street Speculator Ben Smith Reported Hospitalized
Ben Smith, a prominent Wall Street speculator sought by the senate munitions committee for questioning, was today reported by committee sources to be hospitalized in critical condition at an unnamed hospital.
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Ben Smith
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Senate Munitions Committee
House Democrats vow Senate to bear bonus bill blame
Washington February 8 House Democratic leaders protest senate changes to bills labeled administration and announce plans to force senate to bear responsibility for the 2.1 billion dollar veterans bonus enactment.
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Body of One Taken From Chowan River
The body of Elmer Simons, 25, of Hertford, one of two men who were drowned when their truck plunged from a bridge into the Chowan River near Edenton, was recovered late last night. The other man remains unidentified.
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Smuts Urges Britain America Pact To Keep Pacific Peace
General Jan Smuts told the Imperial Press conference in Capetown that Britain and America must cooperate to maintain Pacific stability and safeguard China. He said dominant Japanese policy risks global entanglement and urged U S and Britain to join in a practical partnership for future security.
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Pension plan costs 111 million dollars say officials
Washington reports the administration estimates fewer than a million people would be eligible for old age pensions with total state cost near 111 million dollars annually. Lawmakers note higher national costs, while state figures show varied projections including North Carolina relief-based estimates.
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Corra Harris, Noted Writer, Dies in Atlanta Hospital
Mrs Corra Harris 65 known novelist and short story writer died at 4 10 P M Central Standard Time in Emory University Hospital Atlanta She had been treated since January 27 after a heart attack at her home In The Valley near Rydal Ga Harris wrote more than 20 novels and many stories She had a three year Atlanta Journal column Candeli t and her book The Circuit Rider s Wife appeared in the Saturday Evening Post She also served as a war correspondent in Europe for the Post.
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Jobless man caught taking food for wife and baby
James Stout 27 formerly of Constantine Michigan surrendered 54 cents to his wife and left to fetch food for them Their month old daughter slept in a bureau drawer improvised as a crib Police said he had held up a grocery and taken eight dollars Stout claimed he could not find work His wife recalled their marriage after meeting in Portsmouth Virginia where Stout served in the Marine corps after study in Michigan university
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Nazi plan looms as Hitler weighs Versailles blow
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler contemplates counter proposals to the Anglo French plan to revise Versailles. Reichswehr experts cite German army size, potential boundary shifts including Memel and Danzig, and the fate of reparations as key factors. An air alliance and colonial issues loom in the background.
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Danzig
Business Keeps Moving Upward in 1934 Manufacturing Growth
The Chamber of Commerce report shows continued rise in 1934 industrial production 25 percent above 1922 lows with manufacturing employment up 1.3 million from December 1932 and payrolls $190 million higher than two years earlier. Electric power use January 1935 exceeds 1929 levels as coal rail movement tops 1931 volumes. Bank deposits checks 15 percent above January 1934, signaling stronger general activity and expected durable goods gains ahead.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
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Hauptmann Weighs Fate as Trial Ends Next Week
The article foresees Hauptmann quitting Flemington and choosing between a return to the Bronx or a path to prison or death. It contrasts the happiness of his Bronx home with the death row “Throne Room” at Trenton and notes possible deportation if acquitted.
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Dale Harrison
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Hausfrau
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Mannfried
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Col. Lindbergh
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North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Summary
Cloudy conditions with possible rain in North Carolina Sunday followed by colder Sunday night and a fair Monday. South Carolina shows partly cloudy skies with colder conditions in the western areas Sunday and fair weather on Monday. Washington reports official 24 hour weather bureau readings through 8 P.M. for major cotton regions.
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