Hauptmann Appeal Begin After Fair Trial Claims
Fourteen judges listened as Hauptmann's attorneys urged that his constitutional rights were violated and that he was unfairly tried in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The court heard the defense's thirteenth hour arguments about police conduct and the prosecutor's summation. The atmosphere included curtailment of private spectators and the removal of Mrs Hauptmann and the Bronx minister, while Hauptmann remained in state death row.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Flington
Bruno Richard Hauptann
Court of Ra and Appeals
New Jersey
Fourtees Black
Rges
Isis of Fe
Aby Lindbergh
Flemington
Anna Hauptmann
G Werner
Bronx
Hauptmann
Uptmann
J. Lamb
New Jerse
Pease
Death House
Dbergh
Jo Thomas Wrenchard
Norman Schwartzkopf
Lindberdd Laper
Egbert Rosecran Lefeter Jounse
Wyers
Wief
Wilentz
Morro Castle inspection questioned by commerce board
Washington report says the commerce department carried out little or no inspection at Morro Castle. Assistant secretary Ewing is ousted and charged as the Senate probes the Shipping Board and related officials. The panel heard claims that records show scant oversight and possible department failures.
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Washington
Commerce
Morro Castle
Ewing
Merce
Toda
Department of Commerce Commerce Connaution
Kington
J Mitchell
F Commerce Merce Cor
Hipping Board
Hutch I. E
J. W. Barnett
Shipping Board
Reau
Senate
Ewing Y
A. C. Birks Dies In Illinois Auto Wreck
Relatives report the death of A. C. Birks of Harristown Illinois after a car crash Tuesday. Birks and wife were returning from a visit when the vehicle struck a bridge abutment and sank in three feet of water. Mrs Birks escaped but he did not survive. Mrs Birks was hospitalized for exposure and shock. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Harristown at 2 20 o'clock.
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A. C Birks
Harristown
Wagner-Connery Labor Bill Advances to White House
The Wagner Connery labor disputes bill neared the White House after the House passed it, with labor groups hailing it as a advance and industrial voices calling it the Magna Charter of labor. Debate in the Senate looms as the bill faces NRA Supreme Court rulings. The measure remains the flashpoint in ongoing labor relations during this period.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
Rionevelt
Stany
Creen
A. Fool L
Bouy
Supreme Court
Congress
Wagner. Connery
McClelland Reappointed G A R Official and Bloomington 1936 Site
INDIANAPOLIS June 20 Edward J McClelland of Muncie re elected state committeeman of the Grand Army of the Republic and Bloomington chosen for the 1936 convention at the annual gathering. Miss Chace Schubert of Fort Wayne elected president of the Paughtere of Union Veterans. The reappointment of Ta steph Ro Heninger of Indianapolis as department adjutant. Other officers named include Daniel T Paes of Marion senior vice commander and Ww Mattes of Richmond junior vice commander. Dr Be He Cowet of Crawfordsville medical director and George R E Streeter of Gary chaplain. A A Jones of Lafayette I HO Huffians of Logansport, etc.
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Indianapolis
Inds
Edward J. McClelland
Muncie
Grand Army of the Republic
Bloomington
Chace Schubert
Fort Wiyne
Paughtere
Union
McCleland
Steph
Ro Heninger
Indna
Bint
Frehianapolis
Ind
Cowen
Council of Administration
Witness Called In Tainted Food Death
An official from the federal relief bureau testified as the first witness in the coroners inquest into sickness affecting 211 FERA workers and the death of Roache, with officials of the transient bureau anticipated to be questioned. Fifty five more workers fell ill yesterday, suspected to be caused by tainted food. Ruby said the pickled beef tongue tasted bitter and was discarded after a bite.
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FERA
Id Roache
William BE. Achuckle
Cone Oner
Roache
Ruby
Pletcher Attacks New Deal At Republican Rally
Martinsburg West Virginia June 20 Republican national chairman Henry P Fletcher assailed the Roosevelt administration and the New Deal, saying the Supreme Court NRA decision is a body blow. He argued the Constitution must guide governance and condemned the Democratic majorities in Congress for disregard of the law. The speech touted constitutional fidelity and labeled the decision a historic brake on executive power.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Henry Pp
Pletcher
G.O. P
New Deal
Supreme Court
NRA
Fletcher
Congress
Constitution Cand
Banquo
United States
Coal bill hearing blocked by House subcommittee
Washington June 20 A House ways and means subcommittee voted against summoning Attorney General Cummings for an opinion on constitutionality of the Guffey-Snyder coal bill now before it for hearings.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Cummings
Gunfire blasts hit two barber shops in Indianapolis
Windows of two west side barber shops were blasted out by gunfire as occupants fired from an automobile. Merrill Morrow, operator of a shop at 2303 West Morris Street, said shots were fired through the windows by occupants in a car. John W. Moreland, who lived above a shop at 1922 West Michigan Street, reported a similar incident.
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Indianapolis
Ind
West Side
Merrill Morrow
West Morris Street
John W. Moreland
West Michigantreet
First Mixed Golf Tourney Planned At Alen Country Club
Alen Country Club announces the first mixed two ball foursomes of the season with nine hole play. Women players will choose partners and contact Mrs. Davis or Mrs. McFianiel for entry. The Bear Loax dinner honors Rocco Tacobelli and cooks the Bulls, who lost by seven points on June 9. Reservations due Friday noon, 75 cent cover.
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Alen
Cabe Davis, Jr
Carri Mcfianiel
Davis
DeLue Akerman
Bear Loax
Rocco Tacobelli
Bulls
W. L. Appel
H. W. C. Fosdick
Ah Appel
Intercity Glug Meeting Tonight at Lebanon Club
Members of the Frankfort Rotary and Thorntown Lions clubs and their wives attend a special Ladies night dinner meeting of the Lebanon club at the Allen Country Club tonight. Dinner served to the three groups at 6 10 o'clock. Afterward a program led by Thorntown Lions and Frankfort Rotarians. Harry Hall, who directed the recent minstrel, will supervise the program for the two clubs.
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Frankfort
Thorntown Lions Clubs
Lebanon Club
Alen
Thorntown Lions
Frankfort Rotarians
Harry Hall
Thorntown
Charce
Police Wound Youth in Garage Robbery Case
Indianapolis June 20 George Bauman 13 is in serious condition at City hospital after being shot three times by police officers who found him rifling games of College Avenue. Chester Alfrey 34 was arrested after the shooting and charged with ransacking garages. Bauman wounded in shoulder abdomen and right leg by a squad led by Sergeant Fred Hague responding to a report burglars stealing cigarette cartons from a car in Edwin J Hendry’s garage.
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Indianapolis
George Bauman
College Avenue
Chester Alfrey
Bauman
Fred Hague
Edwin J. Hendry
Indianapolis Driver Killed at Kirklin Crosses Rail Crossing
Lawrence H. Healy 34 of Indianapolis died when his car was struck at the State Road 29 crossing in Kirklin by a northbound Monon passenger train. Rain and mist were blamed for the fatal accident. identity confirmed by an Army discharge.
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Frankfort
Ind
Lawrence H. Healy
Indianapolis
Monon Railroad
Kirklin
Market Slumps In Face Of Tax Program
New York reports a sharp market decline as traders react to President Roosevelt’s tax plan. Investors dumped large blocks of 1,000 to 5,000 shares, and the tape lagged as selling dominated action with no meaningful rally visible.
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New York
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Morit PARKED AUTO KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY PLANE
In Los Angeles three people died and one was critically injured when a U S army airplane failed to take off and crashed into a parked car on Crystal Springs drive near Griffith Park National Guard airport. Victims were Dan Krauss Mrs Krauss and their 2 year old daughter who were killed instantly. Pilot Lieutenant George D Campbell from Brooks Field San Antonio was seriously injured.
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Crystal Springs Drive
Griffith Park National Guard
Dan Krauss
Lieut
George D. Campbell
Brooks Field
San Antonio
Texua
Suits Venued Here From Marion County
Two civil suits moved from Marion County Circuit Court to Boone County. The Rail Roadmen's Building & Savings Association sues William H Vaughn Pennie J Vaughn his wife Republic Finance & Investment Company and Rachel A Wood with a mortgage foreclosure action. Delia Atkins sues State Benefit Association seeking $250 in benefits on two life policies and a receiver appointment amid alleged insolvency. Frank Beckwith represents Atkins.
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Boone County
Marion County
Railroadmen’s Building & Savings Association
William H. Vaughn
Pennie J. Vaughn
Republic Finance & Investment, Company
Rachel A. Wood
K. J. Jacoby
K. W. Hadley
Delia Atkins
State Benefit Association
Amanda Benaugh
Frank Beckwith
Governor signals end of push for special session
Indianapolis June 20 1 Governor Paul V McNutt declared the special session to consider social security tax and income tax changes unnecessary He cited federal social security measures and state matching funds as sufficient He denied promising to call a session over tax laws despite backing from merchants real estate wholesalers and farmers
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paul V. McNutt
United States
Senate
House
Ithia
Share Wealth Plan Stirs Mixed Reactions Across Parties
Washington on June 20 reports President Roosevelt’s tax proposal draws Republican charges it will slow recovery while supporters of “share the wealth” praise it. Huey Long lauds bold aims but questions promises. James Couzens, a Ford founder, endorses tax increases on the rich and higher inheritance and gift taxes noting substantial room above one million.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Burns
Ator Norvis
Nebraska
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Senate
America
Rep. Snell
New York
Republican House
Huey Long
Detroit
James Couzens
Michigan
United States
Reo
Ford Motor Company
Democrats Seek Moderate Approach To New Tax Policy
Democratic leaders in Washington pressed for a tempered response to President Roosevelt's tax plan. They pledged careful study and opposed extreme measures while noting Congress should act promptly and avoid delaying adjournment. Senate finance panel moved to extend the $501 million nuisance taxes for one year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Congress
Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means Committee
Deughton
Coughton
House
LaFollette
Share the wealth tax plan shocks Congress amid crisis
Washington June 24 President Roosevelt unveils a broad share the wealth tax program seeking inheritance and gift taxes and higher rates on big incomes and corporations. The plan aims to curb big fortunes and fund debt reduction while prompting clashes over constitutional power and potential economic impact. Leaders pressure postponement as Democrats weigh response and Republicans warn of business confidence impacts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Progressives
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Kingfinh
Rush Vote On Extension Of Special Taxes
June 20 session considers extending a set of expiring sales taxes and a three cent postage to raise government revenue. Senator Harrison of Mississippi chairs the committee as debate centers on adding President Roosevelt’s hare the wealth taxes. The measure would extend the duration by two years to preserve about $500 million annually. Some senators, including LaFollette, seek to fold new taxes into the extension.
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Harrison
Mississippi
Wether
Roosevelt
United States
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