Prosecution Hears Hoffman Reprieve Stance On Hauptmann
Attorney General Wilentz and Col. Schwarzkopf studied Governor Hoffmans reprieve for Bruno Hauptmann in Perth Amboy. They concluded no public controversy would serve a purpose until new evidence emerges. Officers denied a breakup in Hauptmanns defense, while Hoffmans visit to Newark aimed to present relief concerns to President Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
David T. Wilentz
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Perth Amboy
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lloyd Fisher
Egbert Rosecrans
Fisher
Anna Hauptmann
Rosecrans
Court of Parons
Hoffman
Lindbergh
Newark
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Fed
United States
A. Harry Moore
William Conklin
Senate Eyes Final Passages on World War Bonus Bonds
Washington January 18 amid khaki veterans in galleries the senate moved toward final passage of a coalition bill for full payment of the World War service bonus in cashable bonds. Administration leaders seek a strong majority on the eve of adjournment as House acceptance is forecast. Senator Harrison predicts enactment whether the President signs it or not.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harrison
D-Miss
Thomas
Printing bonds to raise cash for baby bonds and relief
The speaker argues for multiple public bond issues to fund a $500,000,000 debt tied to a bogus loan insurance fund. He cites printing over 100,000,000 pieces of paper and frames the plan as a relief bill benefiting pulp manufacturers who would buy the paper.
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United States Ife Insurance Fund
Thomas
Public Opinion Hinder AAA Refund Plan And Soil Program
Secretary Wallace said public opinion would not tolerate refunding 1 billion dollars in AAA processing taxes to manufacturers. He noted 200 million impounded under injunctions are similarly charged to consumers. He discussed expanding the soil conservation act to cover soil fertility and erosion and urged swift passage of a successor program by attaching it to the independent offices appropriation bill.
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Washington
Wallace
AAA
Supreme Court
Rice Millers
Cummings
High Court
Congress
Senate
Capitol
House
Prosecution Faces Arms Makers Over Neutrality Statute
Secretary Hull said he submitted the names of 20 to 30 munition firms to the attorney general for action for failing to register under the neutrality act. Penalties include a 10000 fine or up to five years' imprisonment or both, with enforcement by the justice department.
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Washington
Hull
Cummings
State Department
Justice Department
Secretary of State
Weather outlook for Carolinas with mixed precipitation risk
North Carolina expects cold to southwest and warmer southeast tonight, with possible snow in the west. South Carolina faces rain and cooling in the northwest, with warmer trends southeast and a Sunday snow risk in the north. Overall temperatures vary across regions with mixed precipitation possible.
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North Carolina - Ream
Sunrain
South Carolina
Max Min
Mimurca
Angeles
Orleans
Kipling Dies at 70 in Middlesex Hospital
British poet Kipling dies after emergency operation for a perforated stomach ulcer. He had lived in Burwash and will be cremated with burial plans to be announced. Bernard Shaw calls him a great imperialist figure.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Great Britain
Middlesex Hospital
Westminister Abbey
Britain
Sussex
Burwash
Bernard Shaw
Kipling
Rebellion Reported in Rich Gojjam Province of Ethiopia
AP dispatch from Addis Ababa cites a reliable source in Ethiopia claiming a serious rebellion against Emperor Haile Selassie in Gojjam, with battles, rebel-held towns, and Debra Markos still in loyal hands. Rome reports Italian advances and Ethiopian casualties. Geneva prepares for League of Nations talks as Eden pushes peace pledges.
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Roy P. Porter
AP Stef
Haile Selassie
Gojjam
Ethiopia
Bijibouti
French Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Debra Markos
Rome
Duke of
Pistoia
Rodolfo Granviani
Greajani
Ganale Dorya
Moon Jen
Europe
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Eden
London
Warwick
Dr Job Taylor Buried in Lima After Roanoke Rapids Death
The body of Dr Job Taylor retired paper mill executive was sent to his former home in Lima Ohio for burial after dying here yesterday from a long illness at age 60. Taylor led several Midwest mills before moving to Roanoke Rapids in 1920 as president and general manager of the Halifax Paper Corporation. He lectured widely on church and Masonic topics and wrote books including Broken Links a study of capital labor. His wife and several children survive.
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Roanoke Rapids
Job Taylor
Wee
Lima
Taylor
Mid-West
Helifax Paper Corporation
Tie le
Laboor
Bae
Wien
Industrial Activity Shows Mixed Week in New York
An index of industrial activity stood at 85.8 for the week with divergent trends. Automobile production cotton manufacturing and electric power output declined slightly while residential building held steady and car loadings rose well above seasonal expectations. Steel mill activity continued to creep up.
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New York
Temperature Drops Across Middle West After Snow and Rain
Temperatures plunged across the middle region following heavy snow and unseasonal rains. Forecasters predicted continued cold through the weekend as North Atlantic weather patterns kept highways treacherous and travel slow.
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Chicago
Jam
Zoo Keeper Bitten by Grateful Bear in Greenville Park
Greenville Illinois January reports L B Turner, the city park zoo keeper, was feeding the park's lone black bear when it suddenly snapped off the top joint of his third finger. Turner joked the bear might have wanted a dessert.
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Greenville
8. C
L. BE. Turner
Turner
City Park
Guilford Man Held In Death of Two
Kernersville Jan 18 M V W Jones of Guilford county was held on $2 000 bond as officers investigated a truck motorcycle accident near Kernersville that killed Garland Retard 20 of Kernersville and Ralph Idol of Sunker Hill. Jones was uninjured and to be given a hearing next week. No charges filed yet.
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Kernersville
M. VW Jones
Guilford County
Liberty
Bend
Garland Retard
Kerreraville
Ralph Idol
Sunker Hill
Jones
Construction value tops seven million in 1935 stimulus
A federal report compiled by the labor department shows that building projects in cities over 10,000 people in 1935 reached 7.145 million dollars, the largest annual figure in a decade. The total exceeded the prior year by about 6.04 million dollars.
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Ralmigh
Jam
Stat
Forth Carolina
Einia
Congress Hopes For Quick Action On Bonus Payment Bill
In Washington on January 18 the Senate moved toward passage of a bonus payment bill as Secretary Wallace opposed a further 1 billion dollar government outlay for AAA tax refunds. He argued the taxes were passed to the public and urged against refunds to manufacturers, while Congress eyed swift action to revive federal payments to farmers under soil conservation.
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Washington
Senate
Wallace
Supreme Court
Congress
Governor Ehringhaus vows aid to counties and cities
Governor Ehringhaus pledged support to the North Carolina League of Municipalities to ease relief burdens caused by federal inaction on unemployment. The unemployment committee, led by J. E. Wade of Wilmington, urged cooperation to survey relief needs amid WPA regulation pressure and proposed 35 000 to 40 000 unemployables returning to local relief.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
North Carolina League of Municipalities
League
J. Ee. L. Wade
Public Works
Wilmington
Tornado kills four in Alabama farming area
A tornado swept Sand Mountain eastern slope near Fort Payne Alabama killing four people, injuring others and causing heavy property damage. It destroyed Rainsville and damaged Fyffe with the Portwood Rob Rowell and his daughter among the dead. Rescue teams searched debris as floods hindered relief efforts.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Sand Mountain
Here
Rainsville
Fyffe
Claude Portwood
Rob Rowell
Sand
Lookout Mountains
Relef
Annual Air Cruise Halted By Weather
Heavy fog today postponed the takeoff in Washington of 19 planes in the Sportsmen's Pilots association annual cruise. Co H Warrington, the association president, said about 40 people will participate and the cruise will start tomorrow if weather clears. The first stop is Raleigh New York and the flight aims for Florida.
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Washington
Sportsmen's Pilots Association
Co. H. Warrington
Raleigh
N. Y
Florida
Nazis Urge Sacrifices for Rearmament and Colonies
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Paul Goebbels rallying 25,000 supporters in Deutschland hall to demand heavier sacrifices for Germanys drive to rearm and seek colonies. He condemned butter and eggs worries while citing wartime losses and Versailles, urging self sufficiency and raw materials for the Reichs program.
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Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Reich
Nasi
Deutschland Hall
Nasis
Germany
Versailles
King George V Faces Worsening Heart Attack Threat
Seventy year old George V suffers further heart attack symptoms at Sandringham as doctors from London join three physicians in attendance. Oxygen administered overnight while Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret depart for London amid anxious crowds at the royal residence.
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Associated Press
Sandringham, Eng
George V
Sandringham House
Royal Residence
Lord Wigram
London
England
Princess Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Wolferton
Ellsworth thanks rescue committee for Discovery II aid
Lincol n Ellsworth wirelessed his thanks to the rescue committee directing the British Royal Research vessel Discovery II for sending the ship to aid him and pilot Herbert Wollick Kenyon after they were forced down near Antarctica. The Discovery II master reported both men safe and praised the rescue effort as a great honor.
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London
Linccoln Ellsworth
Disscovery II
Little America
H Heworth
Herbert Wollick-Kenyon
Kimbert Wilkins
Tia Te Bay of Whales
Hilaworth
Lck Kenyon
Antarctica
Tronyon
Ora
Discovery
Austral
Hubert Wilkins
Wyatt Parp
de Kilworth
Strand
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