Lied Hauptmann Admits on Stand in Harried Cross
Hauptmann, harried by cross examination, shouts Stop that when accused of lying. He admits leading about ransom bills and denies writing Jassie numbers on the closet board but says he led about them in the Bronx. He says the ladder and window sketches in his notebook are not his work. He admits he did not count ransom bills when he found them in the Fisch shoebox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Jassie
Bronx
Fisch
Hauptmann Under Fire in Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial
Bruno Hauptmann faced a grueling cross examination as he testified about the Lindbergh baby case. He admitted portions of false statements but maintained his innocence, with Attorney-General Wilentz pressing on alleged ransom details, while Hauptmann faltered and offered brief moments of calm. He remained on the stand as court adjourned for the day and planned to resume tomorrow.
Fifth Helophile Berkeley Student Sunburns Fast
Berkeley California January twenty eight. Robert J. West a University of California sophomore is a helophiliac and burns in three minutes at the seashore. He works in a room with red filmed windows to cut sunlight and doctors have applied a heavy tan coating by lamps with no success. They report four other helophiles exist in France Germany and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Robert J. West
University of California
West
France
Germany
Salvation Army Advisory Board Meets at YMCA
A large turnout attended a Salvation Army advisory board meeting at the YMCA on Monday night. Louis L. Wilson chaired, Rev. William Do Royal opened with prayer, and members included Mrs. Jesse B. Anders, Mrs. Isabelle Bannell, Capt. Bernard Morris, and Lieut. Robert Bott among others. Reports covered three months of activity with thousands reached in programs, food, clothing, and shelter, plus plans for new youth groups and a future fundraising campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Louis L. Wilson
William Do. Royal
First Baptist Church
Jesse B. Anders
Isabelle K. Bannell
Albert W. Condon
Florence Garner
Morris
South Street
B J Smith Named To Head County Lawyers
The Frederick County Bar Association held its annual meeting in the courthouse courtroom at 3 PM with a large turnout. Officers elected were Edward J Smith president Murton G Felton treasurer Benjamin B Rosenstock secretary Patrick M Schnauffer correspondent secretary. a legislative committee was named and plans for an annual banquet tentatively set for February 18.
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Bar Association of
Frederick County
Tena &. Harp
Edward J
Murton G. Ur Jlary
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Holden S. Fellon
Secreta Patrick M.schnauffer
Jacob Rohrback
Parsons Newman
Edward S. Chaplaine
H. Kirtley DeLaiter
Leslie N. Codlents
H. Noet Haller
Alton Y. Bennett
Reno S.harp
Holden S. Felton, Jr
Kichter de Lauter
W. Clinton McSherry
Edward J. Smith
Water E. Linn
D. Princeton Buckey
Edward &. Delaplaine
Robert K. Clayp
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Charles Mec Thias
Manuel M. Weinberg
William Mi. Starm
Leslie N. Coblenty
Jatin OL. Reutzahn
H Noel Haller
Alten Y. Bennett
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Four suits postponed until next court term
Four damage suits and one breach of contract suit, totaling $21,500, were postponed to the next court term due to absence of witnesses. Plaintiffs Alfred Ze kiel, Edward Hall, Matilda Ze kiel, and Grace Hall sue Stanley Graham for damages ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, while Peter H. Raun sues Edwin Lundgren for $2,141.69 in an employment contract dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Zekiel
Stanley J. Graham
Matilda Zekiel
Edward Hall
Grace Hall
Zeklel
Directors elected at Frederick Hotel Company annual meeting
The Frederick Hotel Company held its annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Directors elected by unanimous vote include Dr. Joseph H. Apple and James H. Gambrill Jr. The report shows net operating earnings short of fixed charges by 7,919.49 for 1934, with a gross business rise of about 14,000 from 1933 and a new convention bureau in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Hotel Company
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joseph H. Apple
Holmes D. Baker
G. Mantz Besant
Hammond Clary
James H. Cramer
Rob't E. Delaplaine
Frank M. Dertzhaugh
Lewis B. Dertzhaugh
James H. Gambril, Jr
Ames Hendrickson
Sam W. Maples
Col
D. John Markey
Charles McC. Mathias
Parsons Newman
Paul I. Payne
A. A. Radcliff
Robert L. Warfield
Dr. Apple
C. Walter Kleist
Rob’t EB
Belaplaine
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Gambrill
Frederick
John A. Shires
Shires
Mass Poison Trial Near Climax in Hungary Case
In Debreczen Hungary a mass poison trial of nine peasant women reached a dramatic climax as a 50 year old witness testified she killed her husband with five dollars worth of poison bought from Mrs John Nagy the 72 year old medicine woman. The witness said her husband was ill and she feared he would have to support him. Mrs Nagy denied selling the poison prompting the witness to accuse her as a liar and wicked witch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debreczen
Hungary
John Nagy
Ballat Nagy
Maryland Governor Seeks PWA Legal Division Measures
Annapolis Md Jan 28 Gov Harry W Nice says he is delighted to receive copies of measures prepared by the PWA legal division to enable Maryland municipalities to secure benefits of the proposed public works program Roosevelt’s December 22 letter urged the state to be legally ready to take full advantage if authorized. Only the females of the mosquito family suck blood.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Harold I. Ickes
Public Works
PWA
Maryland
Roosevelt
Nice
Congress
Holstein Assn Annual Meeting and Dinner Held
The Frederick County Holstein Association held its annual meeting and dinner at the Francis Stott Key Hotel with officers elected for the ensuing year. Principal speaker Dr E E Heiser discussed herd testing and production records while Howard C Barker spoke on Holstein outlook. A consignment sale and field day were scheduled for May and the state association meeting set the night before. Betson case postponed to Friday morning in Peoples Court.
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Frederick County Holstein Association
G. Edgar Roderick
Walkersville
Francis Stott Key Hotel
Roger L. Dade
Jefferson
Ira D. Ifert
Middletown
Murray D. Nicodemus
Unionville
J. Homer Remosberg
University of Maryland
Fair Grounds
Henry R. Shoemaker
Holstein Calf Club
Modification Seen In Roosevelt Relief Bill Faces New Push
Washington Jan 28 another Democratic uprising against the 4 88 000 000 work relief bill threatens further modifications. Virginia's Rep Glass 77 calls the measure too powerful for the President as he leads the House Appropriations Committee in executive session. Last week Democrats protested the bill’s breadth and authority.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ter Glass
Virginia
Appropriates Committee
Bill
House
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Wilentz
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Wilting
Lindbergh
Les
David T. Wilentz
New York
Samuel Foley
John F. Condon
Anna
New Jersey
Van
Supreme Court
William McKinley
U.S
Henry Clay
Napoleon Iioane
Motijo
Kansas
B. J. Smith
Bar Association Also Plans
Teo Weinberg
Leslie N. Coblenta
Mississippi
United States
Marks, Miss
Annual Meeting Hotel Company
Ickes
U. S
Courbes
Benjamin Franklin
Ithaca
Chautauqua Institution
Franklin
Philadelphia
Tla
George Henry Evans
Holstein Assn
Heiser Heard
Senate
H. L. Mills
C. E. Cline & Son
Cc. C. Carty
East
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Chaz Rois
Ferny Dee
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