Hauptmann testifies he stayed home night of Lindbergh kidnapping
In Bronx Supreme Court Hauptmann asserts he was at his East 222nd Street home on March 1 1932 the night the Lindbergh baby was kidnapped. He recalls taking his wife Anna home from a Bronx lunchroom and later having supper at a bakery before returning home. He cannot confirm the exact days of a March 1 1932 hotel job and defers memory on a payment check dated March 31 1932.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Ernest E. L. Hammer
Bronx
East 222Nd Street
Reabead Futla
Aoacru Vy
James M. Fawcett
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Majestic
Fawcett
Reliance Property Management Corp
Two Men Die in Auto Wrecks Across the Carolinas
AP survey reports over the weekend violence claimed several lives in the Carolinas. Car crashes killed High Point duo L L Lowdermilk and Leonard M Oliver, with J R Griffith seriously injured. Other fatalities include Louis Franklin and Ernest Moose in a Morganton incident, Bertha Wright and Frank Jones in Clinton, and multiple injuries and killings across North and South Carolina.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
L .L. Lowdermilk
Leonard M. Oliver
High Point
N. C
Greensboro
J. R. Griffith
Louis Franklin
Morganton
Ernest Moose
Valdese
Richard Crum
Richard Walker
Salisbury
Charles Berk
Monroe
J. T. Weed
Hamlet
Rockingham
South Carolina
Clinton
Bertha Wright
Frank Jones
Jones
Willis Wright
Greenville
P. Fant
T. C. Bradshaw
Easley
J. J. Searing
Maplewood
N. J
Tatum
William —_ Davis
E. D
W. B. Bond
John Davis
Fayetteville
John L. Burns
Burns
Poincare Dies Quietly In Paris At 74
Paris October 15. Raymond Poincare France wartime president and savior of the franc died at his Paris home after a short illness. He had hoped to travel to the Riviera for the winter. Though retired since 1929 he was recently reelected to a departmental council seat after a notable comeback. He dictated final notes and readied memoirs as his voice faded in a rainstorm.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Marseille
M. Poincare
Alexander
Louis Barthon
Riviera
Poincare
Barthou
Sister of
Charity
Mme. Marguerite
Mme. Poincare
Hauptmann reveals more Lindbergh ransom money in Bronx court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann told Attorney General David Wilentz he informed police at arrest that he possessed additional Lindbergh ransom money.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Reconstruction Corporation Grants Five Year Loan Extensions
The Reconstruction Corporation announced a five year extension for all outstanding loans where possible and desired, effective immediately. The decision covers loans under the corporation's purview and aims to ease repayment schedules for borrowers.
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Washington
The
Reconstruction Corporation Today
Raleigh to consider selling bonds to PWA for Lenoir
The Raleigh local government commission's executive committee will consider selling to the PWA three Lenoir bond issues totaling 105000. The proposals include 45000 for waterworks, 19000 for a fire alarm system, and 41000 for street improvements.
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PWA
Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Lenoir
Hutchins Set for Chair at National Labor Board
Robert M. Hutchins president of the University of Chicago faced an imminent appointment as chairman of the national labor relations board after talks with President Roosevelt. Hutchins declined to comment but a White House announcement was expected today. Lloyd Garrison has retired as chairman to return to Wisconsin University at Madison.
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Washington
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Hutchins
White House
Lloyd Garrison
Wisconsin University
Labor Board
Madison
Former N C Student Dies From Athens Game Injuries
John Armistead Jr., grandson of Walter Moore of Birmingham, fell from a fence into shrubbery as he left the North Carolina Georgia game in Athens, sustaining a severe abdominal wound. He died in a Atlanta hospital after transfer from Athens. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Armistead Jr a sister Miss Peggy Armistead and brother Walter Armistead. Funeral in Birmingham where body was taken.
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Atlanta
Athens
John Armistead
Walter Moore
Birmingham
Ala
University of North Carolina
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Peggy Armistead
Walter Armistead
Weather Update for Carolinas Winds Shift North and West
Pair of weather alerts for North Carolina and South Carolina. Fresh west and northwest winds expected from the "Hatteras to Jacksonville" line, with moderate winds in the north portions and northeast winds in the south. Weather remains fair tonight and Tuesday across regions.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hook
Hatteras
North Portion
South
Jacksonville
European Police Move To Stamp Out Assassin Gang
European authorities hunt an international assassination network linked to the Marseille gang. Sylvester Malny alias Zilni captured near Melun after a Fontainebleau escape. Yugoslav and French agents broadcast photos of Pavleic Perec and others as a broad European dragnet grows.
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Fontainebleau
France
Sylvester Malny
Zilni
Marseille
Melun
Paris
Europe
Ante Pavelich
Gustav Perec
Balkan
Petrus Kalemen
Kalemen
Alexander
Vlada Georgieff Tschernocemski
Ivan Mihailoff
Pavelich
Perec
Band of Belgrade
Egon Kvaternig
Kramer
Gite
Belgrade
Surete
Marie Vjoudroch
Kvaternik
Manny
Lausanne
Geneva
Switzerland
Kvanternik
Zagreb
Eugene
Yugoslavia Honors Late King Alexander With Mourning Train
Yugoslavs wept as the royal coffin traveled by train from Split to Belgrade, with thousands paying last respects. Belgrade awaits a royal funeral as foreign princes arrive, while Father Antone Koroshetz sobs beside Alexander’s bier and calls for unity.
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Charles M
Meister
Associated Press
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Spt
Marseille
Dubrovnik
Alexander
Zagerb
Belgrade
Split
Antone Koroshetz
Koroshet
Stoll Kidnapping: Family Contacts Abductor in Fifth Day
Louisville case reports a possible contact with the kidnapper as $50 000 ransom and a Nashville intermediary emerge. Police note no progress after five days of searches while caves in rural Kentucky are eyed as hiding places for Alice Speed Stoll.
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Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Nashville
Mrs. Stoll
Warren County
Stoll
Kentucky
Tenn
Alice Stoll
Nashvillian
Louisville Society
Department of Justice
Laborer Confesses to Slaying FiveYearOld in Furnace
Lawrence Stone, 24, a discharged handyman, reportedly confessed to throwing Nancy Jean Costigan, five, into a furnace at a Mount Vernon apartment house after she fell and injured herself in the basement. Police found a gold ring and wrist watch among blood-streaked clues, while Stone claimed the child was hurt in a fall and he panicked.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Lawrence Stone
Nancy Jean Costigan
Stone
Michael I. Silverstein
Nancy Jean
Church Leaders Rally for Moral Welfare at Lutheran Convention
In Atlanta on October 16 the ninth biennial convention of the Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church in America opened with Rev. Charles B. Foelsch of Charleston urging the church to influence moral and social welfare. He praised the president’s push for ethical values in economics and urged Christians to support efforts to curb big money from exploiting workers. The gathering, led by Rev. John L. Yost and Brotherhood president H. B. Isenhour, discussed the church’s social responsibilities amid criticism of anti religious trends.
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Atlanta
Charles B. Foelach
Charleston
D. C
Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church In America
Foekch
Russia
Foelsch
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
United States
John L. Yost
H. B. Isenhour
Salisbury
N. C
Brotherhood
Supreme Court Allows Airmail Cancellations and Milk Act Ruling
The Supreme Court refused review of airmail contract cancellations, upheld lower court rulings on a Transcontinental and Western Air case, and declined to help gangster Al Capone win freedom. It also affirmed an injunction against the New York Milk Control Act provision on interstate milk sales and left Montana tax questions unresolved.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Alphonse Capone
Chicago
Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary
Montana
Post Office Department
Farley
Senate Air Mail
Pacific Coast
Capone
Miners Endure Siege Demanding Living Wage in Hungary
Twelve hundred coal miners in Pecs, Hungary, threaten mass self‑entombment unless paid 3.50 weekly, about 1.50 above current wages. Five guards block entry as the strike nears 90 hours with no food or light. Government emissaries and militia are deployed while miners refuse to quit and threaten death by own action.
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Pecs
Hungary
Goodby
Minister of Commerce
Goemboes
Will Rogers on Europe War and Freelance Alliances
Will Rogers observes that no European nation has fixed alliances for a coming war and explains that nations now prefer freelancing for best offers. He notes France sought an option on services and Poland had a cancellation clause, making Poland free to negotiate.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Europe
Free Lancing
Free Lance
France
Poland
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