Hauptmann alibi alibi trial fight over witnesses in Lindbergh case
In New Jersey on January 30 witnesses backed Bruno Hauptmann’s alibi as prosecutors pressed hard against alibi testimony. Defense chief Reilly vowed more witnesses and a trial into April. Carlstrom testified Hauptmann was in the Bronx the night of the kidnapping, while Mrs Hauptmann wavered over a broom closet shelf tied to the shoebox said to contain the ransom money.
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Miemington
N. J
Bruno
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Anna Hauptmann
Carpenter
Hdoward J. Reilly
David T. Wilentz
Elvert Carlstrom
Pabery
Carlstrom
Isador Fisch
Carlstorm
Bronx
Wi Jentz
Majestic Apartments
Garnstrom
Wilents
Reilly
Roosevelt Birthday Brightens Nation with 58th Cheer
President Roosevelt marks his 58th birthday with a nationwide celebration across 48 states and the Philippines. He thanks the country on radio after a White House day of gifts and balls, then hosts a Shoreham Hotel gala with the Roosevelt family and others including Mrs. Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Philippines
Alaska
White House
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Elliott Roosevelt
Shoreham Hotel
James Roosevelt
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
Franklin, Jr
John
Boston
Tydings Hurt in Iaike: Millard Tydings' Father Breaks Hip
Havre de Grace Maryland January 30 Mil lard F Tydings father of U S Senator Millard E Tydings slipped on ice and broke his right hip He is 75 the fracture confirmed by x rays at Havre de Grace Hospital Doctors expect recovery The senator plans to return soon from a global trip after visiting the Philippines with a senatorial committee.
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Havre de Grace
Millard F. Tydings
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Havre de Grace Youpital
Sen. Tydings
Philippines
State seeks fund to pay its bills in Maryland
Emergency plans to supply the state with 3 729 000 dollars were debated as both Houses met in brief sessions. Governor Nite and lawmakers clashed over funding, including a proposed sale of a 90 000 dollar Northern Central Railway annuity and a 1 dollar per barrel beer tax, with Coad backing the annuity sale and a court review likely.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Wim. S. Gordy, Jr
Mrryland
Nica
Northern Central Railway
Alan Coad
St. Mary's
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Coad
Coad
Milton L. Veasey
Worcester
Nite
Senate
State Bank
Resolu
Visit ban blocks father and child in Flemington rooming house
Bar Baby’s father Mannfried Hauptmann cited as vis it bans by warden sparking debate over visits upsetting prisoners. In related notes Sen Robert Kimble of Allegany seeks data on interest rates salaries and business volumes of companies. Sen J David Baile Republican Carrollton formally introduces Gov Nice’s bill to create a commission to probe all state departments and closed banks.
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Mannfried Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Hauptmanna
Babi
Jon
Robert Kimile
Allegany
J. David Baile
Carroll Cour Senate
Nice
Concession Made on Relief Plans
Washington, Jan 30. With the World Court decision fresh in memory, the administration offered more detail on the $4.88 billion work relief fund. Admiral Pearyles and Budget chief Bell promised a report to the Senate appropriations committee the next day on projects under consideration to shift from dole to work relief. A report by Joseph Eastman on reorganizing the Interstate Commerce Commission was sent to Congress. President Roosevelt marked his 53rd birthday, and Perkins urged mid February enactment of social security to align with unemployment insurance and old age pensions.
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Washington
World Court
Rverse
Christian J. Peoples
Daniel W. Bell
Senate Appropriations Committee
Joseph B. Eastman
Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Avion
Roosevelt
Senate
Perkins
House Ways and Means
License bill targets claw and token machines in Maryland
Annapolis Jan 30 delegates John F Webster Jr proposes a new license requirement for claw and token vending amusements and other coin operated devices. The bill covers machines for gain or amusement with a $10 per unit license fee and a 600 foot proximity rule to schools. Violations carry a $10 daily fine. A separate report notes a liquor lobby delegation seeking a blanket license with a $500 fee, referencing pre prohibition levels and past battles for similar legislation.
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Annapolis
John F. Webster, Jr
Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Liquor Lobby
Conrad Schroider
Maryland Retail Dealers’ Wine and Liquors Protective Association
George Lawrence
Baltimore County
Schroeder
Lawrence
Haller family to sail on Mediterranean cruise from New York
John M. Haller of Frederick and his Middlebury College chemist son in law Prof J Fessler Haller and families depart New York aboard S S Samaria for a two month Mediterranean voyage. Stops include Madeira Funchal Cairo Jerusalem Athens Venice Istanbul and Cherbourg with a Holy Land side trip.
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John M. Haller
Thomas H
New York City
Holy Land
Cairo
Egypt
John McRostie
Funchal
Madeira
Austria
Spain
Morocco
Gibraltar
Algeria
Tunis
Tunisia
Carthage
Alexandria
Port Said
Suez Canal
Palestine
Jerusalem
Rhodes
Greek Islands
Dardanelles
Istanbul
Turkey
Homer
Athens
Greece
Ionic Isles
Yugoslavia
Venice
Sicily
Naples
Cherbourg
France
United States
Red Army Growth Report Stirs All Union Congress
Moscow announced by vice commissar Mikhail Tuchacevsky that the Red Army expanded from under 600,000 to 940,000 in four years. The All Union Congress of Soviets applauded as the figure was disclosed. A separate item notes Spence Brothers of Saginaw submitted a 119,890 bid for the Hagerstown post office project. England marked the 350th anniversary of its colonial founding with Oxford exhibiting relics including Rolfe’s letter detailing Pocahontas marriage.
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Moscow
Mikhail Tuchaceffsky
Defense
Red Army
All-Union Congress of Soviets
Washington
Spence Brothers
Saginaw, Mich
Hagerstown
England
America
Oxford University
Rolfe
Verdict for landlord in tenant suit in Circuit Court
A local jury returned a verdict for Ezra Houck Jr. against Raymond S. Lambert after Lambert claimed 385 dollars under a farm tenancy contract from 1933 to 1934. The dispute centered on salary changes from 75 to 40 dollars monthly and a proposed dairy operation, with two farm employees corroborating Lambert’s satisfaction with the dairy elimination and pay adjustments.
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Raymond S. Lambert
Ezra Houck, Jr
Lambert
Houck
Mr. Lambert
Mr. Houck
William M. Storm
Samuel A. Lewis
Guy E. Baker
Edward S. Rice
T. Poole Jones
Millard F. Lease
Clyde L. Harshman
Omar Bruibaker
Walter L. Zimmerman
Victor Miter
Edward M. Hamilton
Charles M. D. Mackley
Leonard C. Lowman
John H. Sigler
Four Men Die In Alaska Plane Crash Near White Pass
Four men were killed when an International Airways Buhl plane en route from Skagway to Dawson smashed into a high rock cliff near the White Pass snowshed in Alaska. Rescuers recovered two bodies, with the craft’s other victims found as the plane lay about 150 feet north of the snowshed. The crash occurred after takeoff from Skagway at approximately 11:30 a.m.
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Juneau
Alaska
International Airways
Skagway
Dawson
White Pass
Yukon
Skapway
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