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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1935
Page
2
The condemned youth, held in the old sandstone jail with a liquor still operator as cellmate, faces trial after learning he will testify. He expresses confidence in a fair trial here rather than Tulsa, citing public opinion as his main obstacle. Gorrell returns from Kansas City dental school vacation.
A government spokesman said Italy has mobilized the military classes of 1911 plus specialists from earlier years, with volunteers filling Fascist militia quotas. Artillery officers and engineers concentrate at Florence Piacenza and Catania as infantry move to Bari and Sicily. Reinforcements target Eritrea and Somaliland amid ongoing Ethiopian frontier clashes and Franco Italian border tensions.
Prosecutor Hauck argues Bruno Hauptmann murdered Charles A. Lindbergh Jr by entering the nursery on a ladder, grabbing the infant, and causing a fatal fall. Defense attorney Reilly contends the state built a false scenario with flawed evidence and mob mentality.
Amid a light floor, finance and appropriations committees press toward a close this week. The senate plans compulsory drivers license and a cosmetic arts board bill as special orders while the house considers dog rabies vaccination. By week five, 456 bills have been introduced, many local in scope.
A two week period ending February 9 saw 4,022 inspections as a relief bill maintains its place in Congress. President Roosevelt met with an advisory committee and Attorney General Cum mings to discuss the anti crime war. Manganese bloc spokesmen denied influence by tariff lobbies in opposing the Brazilian reciprocal trade agreement as intimated by the secretary.
Reilly accuses two individuals in the night crime involving Whateley the dead butler and the dog that failed to bark when the baby was taken. The attorney argues the kidnap ladder was a plant and the infant was not stolen through the nursery window. He says the person who picked the child from the crib knew the child and vice versa.
The era’s financial collapse shows 651 bank failures in 1929 rising to 3246 in 1930, highlighting the depth of the banking crisis and its rapid acceleration during the early Great Depression.
Hollywood star Jimmy Cagney says his role as Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream lets him shed the tough guy image. He favors peaceful home life, piano practice, and sailing over society events, hoping for more gentle parts and a truer on screen self.
The article notes that Russian paper rubles stood intact and held exchange value prior to the outbreak of the World War, reflecting confidence in the currency amid rising tensions and economic strain.
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