Hauptmann aide claims new evidence for client
Edward J. Reilly, ousted chief counsel for Bruno Hauptmann, says he has new evidence to dispute Hauptmann's guilt in the Lindbergh kidnapping. He cites sightings of four men near the Lindbergh lane and plans to use Hochmuth testimony in an appeal for a new trial.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Reilly
Anna Hauptmann
Trenton
Col. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Hopewell
Lindbergh
Brooklyn
Hochmuth
Amandius Hochmuth
Hopewet!l
New Jersey
Fisher
Senate Rejects House Changes in Liquor Bills
The Senate rejects House changes to prohibit 3.2 beer sales on Sundays and election days. Rep Roy Hamlin warns of no acceptance and calls for a joint conference. The bill classifies higher strength liquor sales as a felony under a 3.2 license and extends penalties and supervisor powers.
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HOUSE
Roy Hamlin
Joint Conference
State Liquor
McKnight Tops Test With 27 In Stanford Style Quiz
Associate Dean Nicholas McDowell McKnight scored 27 out of 30 on a Washington education bureau intelligence test, tying the best previews mark. The test was prompted by the fall of Robert S. Woodworth, whose vocabulary performance drew ridicule as students celebrated in the streets.
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New York
Columbia University
Nicholas McDowell McKnight
Washington Education Bureau
Dean McKnight
Robert S. Woodworth
Woodworth
Poland
China
Revival push reshapes GOP across states in 1933 drive
April 4 AP report details a GOP revival plan to rebuild the Republican Party after the 1932 defeat. Young Republicans and GOP women push organization nationwide, with 1,000 delegates gathering in Kansas City in May. Missouri organizes clubs. Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and Tennessee see active steps, gains, and reorganizations amid Democratic gains.
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Middle West
Republican Party
GOP
Great Plains
Kansas City
Missouri
Grover Dalton
Poplar Bluff
Young Men’s Republican Club
Jackson County
Albert Reeves, Jr
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Columbus
Peoria
May Jor
Michigan
Public Instruction
University of Michigan
Tennessee
Testify Frank's Girls Charged With Wild Parties
Former secretary testified that Miss Marshal invited university students to Frank's Mt. home where they drank heavily. Guests wrecked pillows, caused disturbances, and damaged a car. Neighbors complained while Frank was away. Earlier testimony linked the Missouri congressman to many women.
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Mr. Frank
Missouri
States predict relief costs in 1935 remain mixed
A United Press survey of state relief plans shows six southern states expect decreases in 1935 costs while several others foresee no change or increased burdens. New York remains doubtful, with dramatic 1934 figures cited, and Pennsylvania New Jersey California Massachusetts Michigan and others report varied projections based on year 1934 loads and 1935 expectations.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
New Jersey
CWA
California
N. G. Silvemaster
PERA
Towa
Kans
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arkansas
New York
New Mexico
Wyoming
FERA
Colorado
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Utah
Louisiana
NRA Termed Fascist Move By Darrow Ride
Senate investigators heard Lowell Mason, former counsel for the Darrow review board, say the NRA is the first step toward a fascist state. He compared its setup to a fascist corporate state modeled on lines similar to the March on Rome and the Beer Hall Putsch.
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Washington
Senate
Lowell Mason
Darrow Review ‘Board
NRA
Rome
Mason
Chicago
Committee Eyes 2 Percent Missouri Sales Tax
The Ways and Means Committee in Missouri weighs a 2 percent sales tax measure, hearing both sides as opponents argue higher costs for retailers and the poor, while supporters say the tax would fund emergency relief and reduce property taxes. The debate includes presentations from Fred M. Lee, T. J. Walker, Rose Chaus, and William Hirth, with a possible lower rate or committee substitute under consideration.
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Senate
Fred M. Lee
Kansas City
Missouri Retailers’ Association
Ways and Means
Lee
Missouri
Hirth
T. J. Walker
Columbia
Missouri State Teachers’ Association
Rose Chaus
Wiliam Hirth
Missouri Farmers’ Association
Brown and Senators Guests of Newsmen in Hannibal
Henry J. Haskell editor of the Kansas City Star and Dean Frank Martin plus Prof. J Edward Gerald of Missouri University will address Northeast Missouri Press association editors tomorrow in Hannibal. The program covers Mark Twain topics and centennial events with Haskell speaking on Economics and Political Affairs in Washington at the banquet. Dwight H. Brown and State Senators George D. Clayton Jr and Frank B. Biggs will be honored at a noon luncheon.
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Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Dean Frank Martin
J. Edward Gerald
Missouri University School of Journalism
Northeast Missouri Press Association
Association
Mark Twain
Haskell
Washington
Dean Martin
Dwight HH. Brown
George D. Clayton, Jnr
Frank B. Biggs
Milk Marketing License Suspended in Providence Area
The AAA step backward in enforcing milk marketing licenses after Secretary Wallace suspended the Providence Rhode Island sales area license. A Rhode Island federal court ruling on March 27 held the AAA could not regulate or control intra state producers and distributors.
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AAA
Wallace
Providence
Federal District Court
Rhode Island
$100 000 Verdict For Heart Balm In Federal Case
A federal court jury awarded Mrs. Helen Bedford Jones of Evansville Indiana $100 000 in a suit over the affections of her former husband, fiction writer Henry Bedford Jones. The verdict was sealed after about two hours of deliberation. The judge set the defense for a new trial, as the sides reside in different states.
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Chicago
Helen Bedford-Jones
Evansville
Ind
Henry Bedford-Jones
Mary Bernardin Bedford-Jones
Earle Ewins
Bernardin Bedford- Jones
Bedford-Jones
Bernardin
Jase Evansville
River Worker Beaten and Robbed Near Cape Girardeau
Hubert Hickson a 48 year old river worker from Poplar Shift was found unconscious on a railroad track in Cape Girardeau Missouri. He said he left a rooming house to walk to a relative’s home when he was struck from behind and robbed of forty dollars.
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Cape Girardeau
Hubert Hickson
Poplar
Hickson
Colette Francois Case Targets Loew Dad of 4-Year-Old
Wealthy film producer Arthur Loew faced a major Supreme Court suit as the mother, Mme Suzanne Francois, identified him as the father of her 4 year old daughter in a $100,900 damages case. The testimony described a Paris hotel visit in 1930 and alleged seduction amid denials from Loew.
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New York
Arthur Loew
Supreme Court
Mile
Colette Francois
Mme
Suzanne Francois
Loew
Marcus Loew
Francois
Bernard Sandler
Loewy
Paris
Sandler
Colette
de Paris
Nathan Burkan
Two Strikers Stabbed in Oklahoma Battle
Sand Springs Oklahoma April 4 AP Two men were stabbed and several others injured during a confrontation in a labor dispute at a mining or steel facility. Local authorities reported the clash involved two strikers and multiple bystanders with no further details on the motive or suspects.
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Harve Brad
Field
Ed Bruton
United Textile Workers of America
Sand Springs
Okla
Goggin Finishes 4 Under With Hole in One Ties Sarazen
Willie Goggin of San Francisco shot 88 four under par with a hole in one on the sixteenth at Breen, a 145 yard hole, tying Gene Sarazen for the lead in the Augusta National Golf championship. Olin Dutra posted 34 36 70 as Lawson Little is noted.
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Augusta
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Gene Sarazen
Goggin
Breen
Olin Dutra
Lawson! Little
Tour Champion Leads After Even Par Start
Horton Smith, defending champion, and the legendary Bobby Jones both posted par 36s as the tour event opened. The chart shows a tight 37 37 74 scoreline for one standout competitor amid the early totals.
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Horton Smith
Bobby Jones
Why Get Up Nights Use Juniper Oil and Buchu Leaves
A 25 cent bladder laxative advertises juniper oil and buchu leaves in small green tablets named Bukets. It promises four days to judge effectiveness with a money-back offer from Fischer Drug Co. and Brendenberger Drug Co.
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Fischer Drug Co
Brendenberger Drug Co
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