Trial in Lindbergh Kidnapping Ends Evidence Phase
The long Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial neared its end as the state finished rebuttal evidence after 29 days and 88 witnesses. Justice Trenchard scheduled summations for Monday with Anthony Hauck Jr. and Edward J. Reilly leading for the state and defense respectively, and the jury could be asked to deliberate by Lincoln's Birthday.
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Hunterdon County
Lindbergh
Edward J. Reilly
New York
Thomas W. Trenchard
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
David Wilents
Hauck
Reilly
Wilentz
Lincoln
Trenchard
Morrow
Morgan
Violet Sharpe
Englewood
Hopewell
Community Notes From Deep River and Nearby Areas
Mrs W F Wheeler returns from Raleigh to visit family with daughter Joan who had an appendicitis operation last week and is recovering. Mrs S K Jackson and mother Mrs George Rising spend the week in Raleigh, Will Modlin visited W A Gattis Foster’s home. Malley Smith of Greensboro and Bill Dilon hosted guests, Tom Bame and friends visited Guilford County sanatorium. Lindsay Knight and family visited Stokes County relatives and return with Knight’s sister staying for several days. Franklin Wheeler and family from Abbots Creek spent days with W F Wheeler’s parents. Mrs EB White was guest of Mrs M A Wood for an all day visit.
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Mrs. Morrow
Elisabeth
Miss Gow
Hopewell
Miss Sharpe
Englewood
Violet Sharpe
Sharpe Famy
Reilly
W. F. Wheeler
Raleigh
Bill Kelley
Joan
Will Modlin
W. A. Gattis Foster
Lindsay Knight
Stokes County
Mr. Knight
Franklin Wheeler
Abbots Creek
Cleveland Senator Thompson Introduces Lone Bill
Raleigh February column notes Senator Thompson of Cleveland plans to submit just one bill which he says reflects his constituents requests. Senator Gibbs of Warren is also mentioned as preparing further legislative actions.
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Raleigh
Thompson
Cleveland
Perguson Bill Spurs Sheriff ID Checks Ahead of Arrests
William this Curious World notes a bill by Senator Summersill to require sheriffs and deputies to show proper identification when entering counties to arrest felons. The piece mentions Senate debate as Johnston of Buncombe chairs the University trustees committee and lists various legislative panels. It describes a weekend pause for local legislation and signals an early next week briefing on potential revenue substitutes to replace the sales tax. The joint appropriations committee is expected to receive an estimate Monday from Newman and Cherry, with the session described as executive.
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Summersill
Onslow
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Joint Committee On Appropriations
Harriss Newman
Gregg Cherry
Germany's army future in doubt amid conscription talks
Berlin reports Reichswehr officials debate plans for universal conscription and a split army including professional forces and militia. Variants range from 100 000 to 400 000 with potential linkage to Hitler's policies and Blomberg's views. An American source cites confidential discussions with Reichsfuehrer Hitler.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichswehr
von Blomberg
Miliia
Pelchevebr
Nasi
Fuehrer
Hitler
Reichswehran
William H.hitler
America
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Wood
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Deep River News
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George Rising
Malley Smith
Greensboro
Bill Dilon
Tom Bame
Guilford County Sanitorium
EB. J. White
M. A. Wood
Senator Gibbs
Warren
Hionm Potnt—Ralbion
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Wilmington
North Carolina
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Security National Bank
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Perguson
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Buncombe
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