Hauptmann Faces Grueling Cross Ex amidst Lindbergh Case
Hauptmann battles stern cross examination led by Attorney General Wilentz as prosecutors present notebook sketches and ransom note details from the Lindbergh baby murder case. He admits withholding from his wife the discovery of 14 600 dollars in ransom, while denying some notebook drawings.
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Flemington, N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
William A. Kinney
Flemington
N. J
Charles A.lindbergh, Jr
I&dor Fisch
Hauptmann
Germany
Krupp
Sunmakers
Charlee A
Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell
David T. Wilents
Wilentz
Fragmented AP wires mix police and court notices
A garbled dispatch combines items from Washington and Atlanta about figures like Huey P Long and Patillo in kidnapping warrants. A Chicago trial date and a North Carolina case tied to Suzie Godwin appear amid scattered references to an aviation plot and a utilities company fund transfer.
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Washington
Huey P. Long
Senate
Standard Oil Company of A
Atlanta
Charlotte G. W
Pat
Patillo
Pat Patillo
Susie Godwin
Godwin
North Carolina
NSULL
Chicago
Ineull
Mid- West Utilities Company
Linus
Harrington
Victor Yacht Towed To Port By Guards
The 36-foot motor yacht of Dr. and Mrs. Field F. Reid of Baltimore was towed to Southport for repairs after becoming disabled off Fry Pan Shoals. The Oak Island coast station towed the craft in early yesterday. the Reids were alone aboard and were en route from Baltimore to Miami.
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Southport
Catherine
Field- F. Reid
Baltimore
Oak Island
Ad Mra. Reid
Birthday fundraiser in Santa Monica honors Roosevelt policy
In Santa Monica a birthday tribute aims to raise funds for antile paralysis victims. A large portion of the proceeds stays in the community to aid local families, with much dancing and activity described as a strong, sympathetic effort to help those affected.
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Santa Monica
Calif
North Carolina Weather Forecast and Cotton District Readings
North Carolina areas to see fair and warm tonight and Tuesday with overcast nights. Winds shift from northeast to northwest, intensifying near the coast then diminishing. Official cotton region temperatures and rainfall listed for 24 hours ending 8 a.m., with city and port readings showing varied highs and lows across multiple locations.
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North Carolina
Jacksonville
Muir
Orleans
Nnccccess
Casasseccese
Francisco
Japan and China near cooperation pact in China
Japanese officials said Japan and China seek a broad peaceful cooperation agreement. The plan includes jointly opposing communism in China and developing China economically to boost western and Japanese markets. Japan would maintain control of former German possessions in the Pacific under league supervision after resignation.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Japan
China
Europe
America
Pacific
League of Nations
League
Mrs Roosevelt Urges Senate Vote For World Court
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt joined her husband in backing US adherence to the world court appealing in a radio address to senators. Senator Reynolds of North Carolina attacked the tribunal as a court of babble and ballyhoo predicting a close vote with opposition citing debt cancellation immigration barriers and old world ideas.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Senate
National Broadcasting Company
Reynolds
North Carolina
Ballyhoo and Bank
World Court
Hitler's Rearmament Seen Quietly Growing Across Germany
Geneva and European centers sense unease as Germany’s standing army expands. Officials refuse details while General von Blomberg and ex Premier Baldwin urge openness. Analysts warn rumors may heighten fears of a volatile European calm.
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Eaeh
Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Geneva
Germany
Reishewehr
Reich
Dolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Werner von Blomberg
Stanley G. Baldwin
Great Britain
Hitler
Baldwin
Europe
State Offers Two Million For Inheritance Tax Claims
In Winston Salem a court filing shows the state’s inheritance tax claim on the Smith Reynolds estate denied while a proposed settlement of 2 million dollars is offered by R J Reynolds Nancy Babcock and Mary Bagley. The proposal hinges on court approval of the heirs settlement plan and faces opposition from Ann Cannon Reynolds Smith and her guardian.
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Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds
North Carolina
Vvyv
R. J. Reynolds
Nancy Babcock
Mary Bagley
Reynolds
Ann Cannon Reynolds Smith
Anne
A. J. Maxwell
Commissioner of Revenue
Only Three Bills On Solons Calendar As They Reconvene
The Raleigh legislature reconvenes to face three House bills on the calendar. Representative Canlie Jones seeks life sentences instead of the electric chair for capital crimes when mercy is recommended by juries, a measure reported unfavorably. Bowles opposes, aiming to abolish capital punishment. Also on deck is Bowers’ sweet potato price-raising resolution, reported favorable after committee shifts. Norwood’s bill repealing the $10 stallion license tax stands on the favorable list.
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Solons
Raleigh
Canlie Jones
Tom Bowie
Jones
Bowie
Bowle
Superior Court
Bowers
Congress
Norwood
of Stanly
Remem
Flood Death Toll Rises Across Regions
Flood waters receded in Mississippi and the Pacific Northwest leaving 47 known dead. New peril spread in the east and south as overflow waters inundated farms and towns. Pacific Northwest deaths reached 27 with losses over a million. Medford Oregon faced a sinking city as mines aged 40 years. Bitter cold lingered in the northeast and mid Atlantic while Jacksonville and Calgary recorded -42F.
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Mississippi
Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Medford
Ore
North Atlantic
Jacksonville
Fla
Calgary
Alta
Shipping Tie Up Threatens New York Freight Movement
New York on January 28 faced a complete freight tie up as teamsters and truckmen began a one day protest strike. Fears grew that the stoppage could spread to five thousand longshoremen, halting all handling of freight in the city.
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New York
New York City
Temperature Drops To New Low Record In Two Carolinas
The Carolinas set new winter cold records with frigid air sweeping southward. Charlotte recorded 11 degrees the coldest day since February, while Raleigh plunged to 8, Greensboro to near freezing, and other spots like Rock Hill 10, Columbia 16, Wilmington 16, Henderson 5.
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Carolinas
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Charleston
Rock Hill
Stanbury
Columbia
Iimington
Henderson
Reynolds predicts brief Senate session and world court vote
Senator Reynolds of North Carolina predicted a short session with adjournment by April 1 and swift disposal of the four billion dollar relief measure and social programs. He forecast a rejection of the World Court vote this week by two votes and announced a summer lecture tour on highways of the hemispheres.
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Washington
Congress
Reynolds
North Carolina
Cet
World Court
Senate
Bailey
America
Babbel
Anne Cannon Smith Delays Suit With Mediterranean Cruise
Concord report says Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith sails on a Mediterranean cruise delaying her suit by Brandon Smith Jr. He claims her father Joe F. Cannon influenced the divorce. The case seeks damages tied to an estate dispute and alienation of affections.
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Concord
Concord Tribue
Anne Cannon Reyounds Smith
Brandon Smith, Jr
Charlotte
Smith Reynolds
Jewelers Convene in Raleigh June 24 25
The North Carolina and Virginia Retail Jewelers' association will hold its annual convention in Raleigh on June 24 and 25. The executive committee set the dates yesterday and about 200 members are expected to attend, said Earlene Neiman of Raleigh.
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Jewelers
Raleigh
North Carolina
Virginia
Labor Presses $90 Minimum for Pensions in Senate Hearing
William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged a $50 monthly minimum old age pension and broader unemployment protection while Congress moved on key New Deal measures. The Senate appropriations committee prepared to begin hearings on a $4.88 billion work relief bill and other fiscal items as debates on the world court and RFC loan liberalization continued.
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Washington
Potomac
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hale
Maine
C. J. Peoples
Treasury
White House
Joseph B. Eastman
F Eastman
Federal Transportation Agency
Congress
Dern
House Military Committee
House Banking Committee
Reconstruction Corporation
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Post Office Departments
North Carolina Rep Cooley named assistant Democratic whip
Representative Cooley of North Carolina is named assistant Democratic whip for the fourth legislative zone covering Maryland Virginia and surrounding areas. The post was first offered to Representative Bulwinkle but he declined due to other duties.
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Washington
Cooley
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Bulwinkle
Revolt Gains Against Long in Louisiana
Martial law tightens in Louisiana as military forces aligned with Senator Huey P. Long strip local sheriff of authority. Two East Baton Rouge district judges remain the only local civil authority remaining free from state supervision.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
East Baton Rouge
Martial law tightens in Baton Rouge amid anti-Long opposition
The storm center of Huey P. Long's armed forces and anti Long citizens shifts toward West and East Feliciana parishes as national guardsmen uphold martial law in Baton Rouge. Feliciana sheriff Fred C. Wilcox warns of possible parish-wide martial law extension and unpredictable actions amid tense public mood.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Feliciana Parishes
West Feliciana
East Feliciana
Fred.c. Wilcox
Feliciana
Long
Louisiana
Two
Felicianas
State Supreme Court Affirms Beard Death Sentence
Raleigh January 28 the state supreme court issued 56 opinions including the ruling affirming the death sentence imposed in Hurke County on Dwight Beard a former college student convicted of murder with the decision announced this afternoon.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Hurke County
Dwight Beard
Employment And Payrolls Show Considerable Growth
The report shows December gains in factory employment and payrolls despite usual seasonal declines. The Federal Reserve Board notes brisk retail demand and higher basic industrial activity, with 340,000 more employed since November and payrolls up by 10.8 million. Industries advancing include autos, textiles, footwear, and tires, while meat packing dipped and retail hiring remained seasonal.
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Washington
Checrier
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Reserve Board
Arrest Expected in Disappearance of Winnie Bradshaw
Officers said a connection is likely in the disappearance of Winnie Bradshaw a 32 year old found unconscious in a garage in Wallace near her home. She was in critical condition at a Wilmington hospital after being missing for about a week and living with her uncle and aunt. James Falls, son in law of her relatives, found her barefoot and exposed.
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Wallace
Winnie Bradshaw
Miss Bradshaw
Wilmington
James Falls
J. H. Raines
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Anne Cannon Smith
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