Attorneys Battle In Court Over Confession Evidence
In Knoxville on March 2 defense lawyers pushed to suppress alleged confessions by Cecil Coon and Iggie Smith in the murder trial of H. L. Pendleton regarding Lloyd C. Alley's death at Gate City Virginia. The case centers on evidence of confessions amid the ongoing criminal court proceedings.
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Knoxville
Adq
Cecil Coon
Igie Smith
H. L. Pendleton
Criminal Court
EL G Stooksbury
MH. B. Pendleton
Elegie Smith
Lloyd C. Alley
Gate City
Vaw
Coon
Fred Bibb
Jury in Dean Case Hears Arguments
In Greenwood Ms March 2 AP defense arguments wrap up in the murder trial of Dr Sarah Ruth Dean. Breland contends the state fails to prove she aided Dr John Preston Kennedy in the July 27, 1938, killing plot and drink scene. The defense challenges purported confessions as obtained under threats and reward pressure.
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J. J. Breland
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Alley
Trousseau
Pendleton
Franklin
Knoxville
C Maul
Carl Alley
University of Tennessee
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Bitter trial scene centers on deathbed claim in Kenne dy case
In Greenwood Mississippi March 2 AP a long trial folds toward a verdict as attorneys challenge the reliability of a deathbed accusation against Dr Dean the 80 year old defendant. The courtroom scenes show Kennedy relatives confronting the claim amid a month-long case with the jury expected to reach a decision soon.
Wife of Master Crook Stavisky Arrested in Paris
Paris March 2 Arlette Stavisky widow of the Stavisky swindler was arrested by the secret service amid discovery of bearer check stubs. Police traced millions of dollars paid to Stavisky and cashed by others, with the stubs handed to a friend the day after her husband’s death at a Chamonix villa.
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Paris
Arlette Stavisky
Austria Discards Its Constitution
Vienna moves to govern by natural law, discarding the constitution after Dollfuss shelved parliament a year ago. Hecht explains the new basis, while the government reorients media under the official News Agency. Armistice reports with Nazis suggest tensions ease as Berlin disapproves Habicht’s ultimatum.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Robert Hect
Dollfuss
Hecht
Por
Viena
Socialist Party
Arbeiter Zeitung
Berlin
Eivelés
Engelbert Dellfuss
Theodore Habicht
Habicht
Dellfuss
Mushrooms Kill Filipino Vegetable Workers in California
In San Luis Obispo California on March 2 eleven Filipino vegetable pickers died after eating poisonous mushrooms at an impromptu feast. Fifteen others were ill with five in danger as doctors fought to save them. Two white men among the survivors were Walter and Jack Huber.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Walter
Jack
Huber
Richardson
CapitoI Reporter Reviews Roosevelts Year of Work
Washington dispatch recalls Franklin D. Roosevelts first year in office from his Hyde Park start to the end of the inaugural year. The piece notes his informal style, moments of fatigue, and balance of work and humor, including pool scenes with bodyguard Gus Gennerich and quick wits from aides Louis Howe Marvin H McIntyre Steve Earry and Marguerite LeHand. It highlights his daily newspaper reading and habit of lingering over breakfast before beginning official duties.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Gus Gennerich
Edgewater Bank Plans Closure Amid Profits Decline
In Chicago the Edgewater Trust and Savings Bank holds about 160000 dollars in deposits, yet depositors have not rushed to withdraw. The bank desires to close due to ongoing lack of profits.
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Chicago
Edgewater Trust and Savings Bank
Reece to Testify Again in Larceny Case
Nashville March 2 AP After a former employee testified for him J I Reece was summoned back to the witness chair for further probing of his defense against a grand larceny charge The ex commissioner of insurance accused of stealing 100000 dollars of bonds held by the state was given a respite while CG Corpening an examiner during Reece s regime testified in support of the claim that 90000 dollars of securities were delivered by Joseph Tobin the present commissioner Corpening said that on January 27 1933 he and Reece were in the commissioner's office when Tobin now sworn in January 19 entered placed a package on the desk and said it related to the matter we were talking about Reece opened the package which contained 90000 dollars of utility bonds.
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Nashville
Tenn
Aftter
Reece
Insurance
CG. C. Corpening
Joseph
Tobin
Dennis Leads American Fascist Movement Says Leader
Dennis, a 40 year old lawman and orator, is described as the avowed leader of the American Fascist movement. He dismisses another release about a debate with Daily Worker editor Clarence A Hathaway, saying he is the movement and outlining aims of an authoritarian state.
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Lawrence Dennis
America
Dennis
Clarence A. Hathaway
The
Daily Worker
Harvard
Roosevelt seeks authority to modify tariffs for trade deals
President Roosevelt asked Congress for power to enter executive commercial agreements with foreign nations and adjust tariffs within guarded limits to aid American agriculture and industry. He cited declining world trade and rising use of reciprocal agreements by others, urging quick action and readiness to bargain with major powers. Congressional leaders expect passage by mid May.
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Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
South America
Rasputin Death Tale Haunts London Society Ladies
London society women crowd court as Princess Youssoupoff sues producers over Rasputin film. Prince Felix Youssoupoff testifies he helped end Rasputin with poison wine, a shot, and a beating to protect Russia from his plots while defense questions link to Natasha and a supposed American lawyer.
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Rasputin
Irena Yousoupoff
Felix Yousoupoff
Yosoupoff
St. Petersburg Imperial Palace
Fanny Holtzman
New York
Prince Yousoupoff
Russia
Brief Sketch of NRA History
A condensed 1933 timeline covers Roosevelt’s partnership call with industry and agriculture, the National Industrial Recovery Act’s introduction and signature, and NRA administration changes. It notes codes for cotton textiles, labor representation on code authorities, credit easing plans, mass meetings, state legislation push, and criticisms from Republicans.
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Mar
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh &. Johnson
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt to address critics on NRA future role
President Roosevelt will address a 3,000 strong assembly of code authorities at Constitution Hall next Monday to discuss the National Recovery Administration’s role and the first year of his policy. Cabinet members, emergency directors, lawmakers, and leaders of business groups will attend as plan for a 36 hour work week with full pay is outlined by Hugh Johnson.
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Associated Press
Washington
A. P
Roosevelt
NRA
Congress
Constitution Hall
T 4O
Democrats
Minogribes
INRA
NYA
Eneugh
Hugh
Johnson
Semi final showdowns in Sixteenth District tourney
Four survivors from last night’s second round advance to the semi finals tonight at 7 30. Kingsport meets Johnson City in the opener while Erwin faces Bluff City, with last night’s box scores and first two rounds bracket on pages two and sports. Kingsport and Erwin favored to reach tomorrow’s final amid Bluff City and Johnson City upset potential.
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Erwin
Bluff City
Johnson City
Jin
Bristol
Sneedville
Hampton
Elizabethton
Cloudland
Tolston
Vallantly
Holston
Blountville
Boones i Creek
Church Hill
Robber Readies Two More Years In Wheeling Penitentiary
AP reports Tom Rice, 35, who was sentenced to the state penitentiary for robbing a Wheeling market stall, pleaded guilty this week to robbing the same stall again and received two additional years in the penitentiary.
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Wheeling
W. Ya
Tom Rice
Weather Outlook Tennessee and Virginia Rain Then Warmth
Occasional rain tonight and Saturday affects Tennessee with warmer conditions in the east tonight. Virginia also expects rain tonight and Saturday, with warmer temperatures tonight and in extreme southwest portions on Saturday. Highs yesterday reached 60 in places, 53 a year ago. lows were 29 and 23 a year ago. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. daily for the preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
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