Lindbergh kidnaping case earns final verdicts in New Jersey
In Newark on June 24, a federal conspiracy verdict against Ellis H Parker and his son ended with plans for sentencing. Parker, longtime Burlington County detective, faced possible punishment up to life for conspiring to coerce Paul H. Wendel to confess to the Lindbergh crime. The Parkers’ co-defendants, Murray Bleefeld, Harry Weiss, and Martin Schlossman, already received Brooklyn trials. the jury urged mercy. Judge William Clark set a Wednesday sentencing date, with appeals likely.
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Newark
N. J
Ellis H Parker
Ells H Parker
Parker
Paul H. Wendel
William Clark
Parkers
Burlington County
New Jersey
Stari
James Mercer Davis
Jersey
United States
John J. Quinn
Murray Bleefeld
Star Witness
Harry Weiss
Martin Schlossman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Weiss
Schlossman
New York
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Wendel
Lindbergh
Parker, Jr
Mount Holly
Hauptmann
Flashes of Life and Curfew Notes Across Cities
AP dispatches report a pane and sash fell from a Philadelphia city hall window, a safety sign saved bystanders. In Buffalo a judge ordered Arthur Weinberg to be home by 10 each night for three years after pleading guilty to auto theft. Denver highlights a hitchhiker incident ending in a jail sentence. Oklahoma City notes 3.2 beer is illegal but patrolmen warned to avoid public drinking. officials advise home consumption.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Arthur Weinberg
George W. Wolg
Weinberg
Oklahoma City
Ilegal
Oklahoma
Public Safety
J. M. Gentry
Gentry
Patrolmen Ready Round The Clock For Liquor Offenders
A newspaper snippet notes patrolmen are on 24 hour call and warn that any officer who appears at work smelling of liquor faces consequences, underscoring strict enforcement.
Aged Man Loses Arm In Auto Accident
Meredith Needham a 84 year old resident of Batton Illinois suffered the loss of his right arm in an auto accident on the Municipal Bridge in St. Louis. He was taken to an East St. Louis hospital in serious condition. He was a passenger in a car driven by his grandson Charles L Johns of Fort Smith Arkansas. Johns said another car forced him onto the curb and the impact crushed his grandfather's arm against the bridge railing.
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ST. Louis
Meredith Needham
Batton
East St. Louis
Ill
Needham
Charles L. Johns
Fort Smith
Ark
Johns
Pa- Nee
Political uniforms banned in Lebanon warns dissolution
Beirut June 24 The Lebanese Minister of the Interior issues a communique to political parties warning they may be dissolved if they refuse to comply with a ban on political uniforms. The notice emphasizes compliance and possible legal action by authorities.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Interior
Striker and Non-Striker Share Steel Strike Echoes
A UP dispatch from Youngstown Ohio on June 24 features a striker and a non striker from Republic Steel detailing personal impacts of the steel strike one month in. The non-striker recalls job loss skipped pay days and cut household spending while comparing current events to the 1919 strike and noting faint optimism that mills will reopen despite ongoing tensions.
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A. G. James
Republic Steel Corporation
United Press
Youngstown
Fragmented OCR Line Sounds Like City Speech
Fragmented text from an OCR page shows garbled words and scattered letter sequences with references to numbers and locations. The readable portions hint at a formal or civic note but lack coherent content for a full event or person.
Union Strike Demands Contract From Republic Steel
In Youngstown Edward Sturm, a Republic Steel employee, says the union will not return to work without a contract and notes wage gains expected next year. He has been on the picket line daily since the strike began and joined the union last July. Thirty union members signed up yesterday near the picket headquarters as families cope with hardship for long term gains. Burns caused a fatal accident at a home stove, and Harry Meyer Jr, 16 months, died. R E Wilson Wichita Beacon editor dies of bronchial pneumonia in Wichita.
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Youngstown
Ohio
CIO
Edward Sturm
Os Republic’ Steel Corporation
United Press Youngstown
Sturm
ST. Louis
Harry Meyer, Jr
Harry Meyer, Sr
Wichita
Kas
R. E
Josh) Wilson
The
Wichita Beacon
Dogs See Blurry Close Objects and Track Moving Things
A fragment notes dogs are often far-sighted and struggle with close objects while moving targets catch their eye, hinting at limited near vision and heightened motion tracking in canines.
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Armotti's
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STORF
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Quaker Muefets
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