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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
2
The record notes a 30 day reprieve issued for Hauptmann with later actions implied by court precedent. The readable text references Supreme Court context and potential future steps regarding the case and related sentencing.
A garbled report details an investigation led by federal officers in Washington County into manufacture of watches and jewelry. Names such as Guy E. Crouse James dock Heighu and Marie T. Wilson appear amid mentions of charges and a property value claim. The text references a raid or hearing involving suspects linked to a treasure of watches and jewelry.
A fragmented note from a newspaper page mentions Anath Pato and local media coverage. The garbled lines imply photo manipulation or misattribution in a feature about obscure figures in the press. Further context is unclear due to damaged text.
January 23 event hosted by the Women’s Guild of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Howard H. parish, with President Howard H. presiding. Luncheon volunteers include B Hayward and Miss Tarutas. venue Parish House Court Street from 12:30 to 2:00 pm.
A Harrisburg audience heard Mr Lewis discuss the shifting problems of the nation from colonial times to the present. He argued progress comes from railways power and industrial growth while urging focus on home front questions and education. The event featured introductions and remarks by local figures including David Go Winebrenne.
In Washington on January 16 charges of bias and prejudice in Woodrow Wilson’s administration prompted heated exchanges in a congressional hearing. A chair accusing officials of attempts to influence policy drew sharp rebuttals from committee members as debate focused on the alleged actions.
An investigating group member, Nye of North Dakota, is quoted accusing the wartime president of falsifying the record. On the Senate floor Connally of Texas expresses indignation and chargesPresident Wilson with self serving motives and insult.
A brief religious reflection notes truth as divine, citing a Bible verse and a worldly warning about prejudice. It presents truth as a guiding principle and highlights bias as a persistent enemy and companion to error.
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