Hauptmann Expert Says All Notes By Hauptmann
John Tyrrell, handwriting expert, testified Hauptmann wrote the Lindbergh ransom notes after examining the notes, Hauptmann's license documents, and 1928 Hauptmann agreement. He stated all examined writings were by the same writer, Bruno Richard Hauptmann, and identified him as the author of the ransom notes.
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James L. Kilgallen
Tyrrell
Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lanigan
Hauptmann Tyrrell
Mystery Witnesses Arrive To Testify In Lindbergh Case
Three mystery German witnesses, reportedly Fisch’s brother, sister, and a nurse, arrived on the We de France and were taken to Flemington to challenge Hauptmann’s alibi. They witnessed Fisch on his deathbed and may testify Fisch gave Hauptmann the Lindbergh ransom money, with Fisch dying poor and consumptive.
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International News Service
New York
Germany
Fisch
We de France
Flemington
N. A
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period Ending Nine
The report lists a maximum temperature of 28 and a minimum of 16 with 0.02 inches of precipitation and snow observed. A year ago the maximum was 4 and the minimum 30 with 0.05 inches of precipitation.
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Molion
Pinchot Wears Old Black Hat Inaugural Attire
Harrisburg dispatch reports Pennsylvania’s new governor George H. Earle wore a silk top hat at the inauguration while Gifford Pinchot kept a prized black campaign hat. Earle appeared in a black overcoat and white spats. Pinchot chose a brown overcoat and no spats. Pinchot greeted Earle with a friendly “Hello, governor” at the governor’s mansion.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Gifford Pinchot
Earle
Pinchot
Illness Still Baffles Reilly in Lindbergh Case
In Flemington New Jersey January 15 prominent defense lawyer Edward J Reilly collapses from laryngitis threatening to impede the cross examination in the Bryno Richard Hauptman murder trial Doctors say Reilly must not use his voice or smoke and may be benched as C Lloyd Fisher covers cross examination while Reilly rests He vows not to quit the case.
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Kenneth T. Downs
Hunterdon County
A. F. Thomas
Bub
Dr. Thomas
Reilly
Reilley
C. Lloyd Fisher
Bible Used In Swearing In Governor Earle
Gov. George H. Earle took the oath today with his right hand on the same red Bible used by the previous Democratic governor, Pattison, in 1891. The Bible was offered by Chester attorney Beary, with another Bible also used and to be kept by the governor.
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Gov. Pattison
International News Service
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Robert Emory Pattison
Co. V. Beary
Chester
Roosevelt Message Ready On Thursday
President Roosevelt will transmit to Congress on Thursday his social security message focusing on unemployment insurance and old age pensions. A 35,000 word survey report on social insurance and the committee's recommendations will accompany the message.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Saar Plebiscite Result Sets Path Back to Germany
Saarland voters choose return to Germany by 90.8 percent in a plebiscite announced by President Alan Rodde. Turnout nearing 800,000 amid radio reports from Saarbrucken as residents celebrate with Nazi salutes and public gaiety. 477,119 vote for return, 49,513 for continued League rule, 2,124 for union with France, 2,249 ballots void.
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Michael Wilson
France
Saar
Germany
Saarbruecken
Hitler
Three Children Burn To Death In Pa House Fire
EASTON PA Jan 15 three children perished in a fire that destroyed their parents small frame house on the city outskirts. Firemen recovered the charred bodies of Hattie Tudy three months Pearl two years and Sterling five after neighbors had tried to rescue them.
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International News Service
Easton
Parc Mother
Hattie Tudy
Pearl
Sterling
Blocenas SAYS Blocenas SAYS Special Ta 'Che News
Sansa Monica California writer proposes a global vote on returning to origins or joining the League of Nations or going it alone. Mentions Australia India Canada Philippines Manchuria and Louisiana. Presents four motions suggesting shifts and possible reversals of policy.
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Sansa Monica
Cal
Jinditt
Saar
League of Nations
Australia
India
Canada
Philippines
Manchuria
Louisiana
Congressmen In Harrisburg For Farley Inauguration
More than 150 Democratic members of Congress and their wives traveled by a special train to Harrisburg for the inauguration of George H. Farley as Pennsylvania's new Democratic governor. The trip, managed by Kenneth Romney, included a $4.50 round trip fare. Speaker Joseph Byres stayed behind due to a cold as the House recessed.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Harrisburg
George H. Farley
Pennsylvania
Joseph Byres
Tha House
Kenneth Romney
Drunken Driver Cars to be Confiscated Under Bill
Harrisburg January 15. automobiles driven by persons under the influence of intoxicants or drugs would be confiscated and sold under terms of a bill by Rep. Albert S. Rinn Democrat Lehigh in the legislative hopper today.
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Internationws Service
Harrisburgy
Albert S. Rinn
Dem
Lehigh
Special Train to Harrisburg Carries Lawrence County Delegation
A special Pennsylvania railroad train led by County Democratic Chairman William R Hanns brought about 50 from Sharon and 65 from New Castle plus 30 from Grove City and 35 from Slippery Rock to Harrisburg for inaugural festivities. The Lawrence County Marching Club badges were distributed and seats reserved for the ceremony as Grove City and Slippery Rock units joined atop the parade.
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William R. Hanns
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harley
Harriseburg
Sharon
Grove City
Slippery Tuck
New Castle
American Legion
Slippery Rock
Harrisburg
Hasna
Lawrence County Marching Club
Herold Clark
BR. T. McCratken
Legion
Bugle
James F. Gardiner
Carrieé
Pullman
Lawrence County Board Confirmed by Senate
Hartisburg Jan 15 News confirms Gov Pinchot appointments at end of administration. Mrs Laura B H Miller New Castle Mrs Leonore A Reynolds Ellwood City Grave C Duff New Castle Mrs Grace W Crawford New Castle Mrs Blanche Sampson Volant Mrs Rena Gilmore Hillsville Maude Duff New Castle all join Lawrence County Mothers Assistance Fund Board. G E Simpson Indiana to Indiana State Teachers College Board. Dr Weir C Ketler Grove City to State Council of Education Gregory Ignatius Utka vich Pittsburgh Workmen's Compensation Referra
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Hartisburg
Giffard Pinchot
Senate
Sheve
Laura BH. Miller
New Castle
Leonore A. Reynolds
Ellwood City
C. Duff
Grace W. Crawford
Blanche Sampson
Volant
Rena Gilmore
Hillsville
Maude
Keyser
Inaugural Address Sets Earle’s Broad Reform Agenda
Governor George Howard Earle, elected by a landslide, pledges aggressive action against the milk trust utilities and a powerful banking group. He vows a milk control law with teeth and a stringent public utility law, signaling a sweeping Democratic program in Pennsylvania.
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G. Everett Doying
International News Service
Narrisburg
Pennsylvania
George Howard Earle
Haverford
Milk Trust
Andstand
Four senior class awards announced for January division
Four of the five senior high school January division commencement prizes were publicly announced. Winners include Edythe Cowden for Latin, John G. Thomas for Chemistry, Anthony Casher for general music, and Joel Levin for mathematics. The history prize remains to be awarded. most awards are cash prizes. The awards will be presented at the January 25 commencement.
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New Castle
Lawrence [County ‘Bar Association
Edythe Cowden
Ond of American Revolution
John G. Thomas
Priz
Fleming Min‘sie
Anthony Casher
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association of Pittsburgh
Joel Levin
Kennedy Takes Oath Of Office In Harrisburg
Thomas Kennedy of Hackleton becomes Pennsylvania's first Democratic Lieutenant Governor in 40 years after rising from a breaker boy in an anthracite mine. He is inducted at a brief Senate ceremony in a Republican stronghold as a new administration begins. Continued on Page Two.
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George Harle
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Senate
Thomas A. Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas Kennedy
Hacleton
Kennedy
Senate
Death notices for several residents reported
Mrs. Anne Gartner aged 83 of Croton Avenue 114009 Mrs Almira Duvall 35 of Youngstown Dr Almore Zerner 63 of Boyles Avenue and Mrs Florence Martin at 703 West North Street are listed in the death notices with ages and addresses provided for each.
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Anne Gartner
Croton Avenue
Almira Duvall
Youngstown
Elmore Zerner
Boyles Avenue
Florence Martin
West North Street
Hundreds Freeze At Harrisburg Inauguration
Thousands shivered in Harrisburg as Gov. George H. Earle was inaugurated. Temperatures dropped to 14 degrees overnight and barely rose before ceremonies began. Old timers recalled the frosty 1895 Pattison inauguration as one of the coldest.
New Governor Earle Takes Oath at Harrisburg Inauguration
George H. Earle of Haverford was sworn in as Pennsylvania governor at noon, the first Democratic chief executive since 1890. The ceremony drew a large crowd on the capitol steps as Chief Justice Robert S. Frazer administered the oath. A salute echoed as Earle answered I do, with cheers and party chants filling the air. Thomas Rennerds became lieutenant governor, while Earle's motorcade left for the city limits guarded by Military Guard. (Continued on Page Ten)
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Berner
New Castle
Chamber of Commerce
Jameson Memorial
Wey Castle Hospitals
Johnstown
Sara Jane Sheean Zarner
University of Pitsburgh
Town Castle
May Riston
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Sydney H. Eiges
International News Service
Starf
Harrisburg
Capitol
George H. Jéarle
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Robert Emory Pattison
Gifford
Kerstone
Earle
New Castle Man Given State Post in Harrisburg Shuffle
Harrisburg dispatch notes a Democratic turnover in the lower chamber with Republicans still controlling the Senate. Newly elected employes include Frank J. Lilly of Corry as message clerk and Willany C. Wakefield of Salavin as sergeant at arms, with Francis H. Shimshock of New Salem and Leo A. Fee of New Castle among assignees.
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Interresignat News
Harrisburg
Chief Page
Senate
Frank J. Lilly
Corry
Willany C. Wakefield
Salavin
Fulton County
Francis H. Shimshock
New Salem
Leo A. Fee
New Castle
Christmas Shopping Prompt From Odd OCR Fragment
The readable text hints at holiday shopping urgency urging readers to buy gadgets and fleece items before Christmas. It contains garbled phrases about avoiding late shopping, slogans, and consumer urges with stray references to merchants and seasonal gifts.
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Gerner
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