Lustig Freed After Death House Memoir at Sing Sing
Maurice Lustig, once condemned to die, recalls the famed Sing Sing death house. He describes the little green door, the chalk, the terror, and the last days before his new trial that freed him. He praises his lawyers, witnesses, and wardens for mercy and reflects on life beyond prison.
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Maurice M. Lustig
Sing Sing
Lustig
Death House
Little Green Door
Alexander Mayper
Benjamin Reass
Court of Appeals
Imet
Dannemorn
Auburn
Maurice Lustig
Dowley
Wordner
Gail
Tye
Solomon Badesch
Hell
Lutz
Joseph Cordes
Luis
Cordes
Becker
Sweet Heart
Albert Wolter
Ruth Miller
Wolter
Yar
Walter
Joseph Carada
Christ
Jesus
Charles Swinton
Lawrence Spohr
Spobr
Kennedy
Prince
James Connaughton
P. K
TP. i
Cashin
Ed Hanley
Tombs
Lowry
New York Evening World
NO CHRISTMAS TREE FAMINE IN QUA RANTINE AREA
The Department of Agriculture bans on moving Christmas trees across quarantine lines affecting gypsy and brown tailed moth districts in New England. The federal horticultural board clarifies no restrictions exist on trees or greens cut outside infested territory, a small area, and that the order would barely affect most cutting and sale outside the quarantine.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
New England
Federal Horticultural Board
New Phonetic Shorthand Typewriter Demonstration
A New York business school showcased a phonetic shorthand typewriter that records speech at 592 words a minute, using 22 keys to produce word chords. Operators from Owensboro and Outlook offices demonstrated the device's speed and readability, claiming easy mastery in 7 to 8 months and consistent legibility across operators.
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New York
Outlooks
Theodore Roosevelt
Owensboro
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