Testimony of Dr Condon in Lindbergh case disputed
Bronx attorney Samuel J. Foley says he will seek Supreme Court permission to publish parts of two grand jury testimonies to refute a former juror’s claim that Dr John F. Condon identified the ransom collector in the Lindbergh kidnapping. The disputed records concern the $30,000 ransom and indictments against receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
New York
Aittorney
Samuel J. Fok
the
Bronx
Supreme Court
John F
Jaisle
Condon
Barry L. Whaler
John
Charles A. Lindbergh
J. Foley
Richard Heuptmann
Brunswick Water Main Replacement Finished
The Brunswick water main replacement project in New YorkeI Brunswick is complete. The job removed ice bound main segments and replaced with larger pipe to boost supply to springs basins and Ta leading to improved service and protection for consumers. A supplementary project added to extend improvements along the east side of the heavy grounds.
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New Yorkei
Bruunswick
Virginia
Harry R. Mace
Aew
E. Gosneil
tebuci
3. W. Scheer
Thuemon Meeting Minutes Reported by Gettys Lodge
Fragmentary notes show Gettys Lodge No burg Pa reporting a meeting with John P. presiding and a Grand of Preaided meeting. Refreshements attended. details are incomplete from the OCR.
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THUEMON
Gettys Lodge No
burg
John P. S&S Grand
preaided
Pairiaid
Derby Entries Reach 22 for Kentucky Derby
Louisville May 3 Twenty two thoroughbreds were entered for tomorrow's 61st running of the Kentucky Derby as trainers and agents crowded the secretary's office at dawn. The list includes top eligibles such as CG V Whitney's colt Today and Nellie Flag from Calume, Dick, a stable mate Nellie Flag and other noted entries from Ruey and Meeker.
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Louisville
CG YV. Whitney
Nellie Plag
Charity Group Holds Session With New Officers Elected
The charity group reconvened for the coming year with Dr. Emme and officers including Mrs. Frank Wor RS J. Dutson Mrs. Ho er Miss Marr i Barry C. Smith and McGregor Mrs. B C Webb. Hood College’s Joseph H H Apollo was elected chairman and Garner’s Report to the board joined the Advisory Committee for the year. november reports noted 139 cases repress month with 63 one te 31 new cases and 57 new members joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme
sin
Frank D. WorRS
J. Dutson
Hoer
Hammond Urner
A.ington
Marr i Barry C. Smith
McGregor
B.C. Webb
C. Thomas Sumeness
Joseph HH. Apollo
Hood College
chaiman eee
iiss Garner
Advances Give Market Appearance of Firmness
A garbled market brief notes that advances give the market a firmer look, mentioning corporate actions and government war-related factors. The text is partially unreadable with distorted terms and missing details on cotton, prices, and specific entities.
Maryland seeks extra relief funds from Washington to ease budget
Maryland relief administrator Greenstein appealed to Washington for an additional $200 000 to cover May expenses after a $400 000 cut. Officials explained the reduction was all the FERA would grant for May, leaving Maryland with $1 620 901 for the month versus $1 326 033 in April.
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Banimore
Washington
State Reef
Washington. Mar
Maryland
FERA
Relief Administration
Weather and Crop Report From Maryland and Delaware
The Department of Agriculture notes a warm week with temperatures about 20 degrees above normal. The 27th and end of the period were among the warmest days. Crops show good to excellent progress with early potatoes, barley, and garden vegetables advancing. pastures and grasses are good. stands improving in northern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Department of Agric
Allegheny
mt. grezier
Degan
Officers Skeptical Start Kidnap Hunt
Sheriff E W Roberts and state police mounted a dawn search for three cars linked to a claimed kidnapping after a defense of ten murder suspects was called a hoax by organizers. A woman associate described the vehicles used by the kidnapers and the men were seized in an old Spanish plaza last midnight.
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aseood
E. W. Roberts
Minor
Lesinson
New Deal Echoes From Twain To Kwantze In Critique
Rodney Dutcher surveys recurring themes in political economy from Mark Twain’s fiction to 7th century Chinese sage Kwantze, tracing echoes of New Deal ideas. He notes concerns about concentrated wealth and government intervention, citing historical parallels and early reform proposals that forewarn of programs like the NRA and CCC.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
gion
sol
hee
Mark Twain
Sir Boss
Mr. Roosevelt
Twain
thole
Henry George
NRA
Kwantze
Kuan-Tzu
Chi
B. C
PWA
CCC
FERS
RPC
FCA
HOLC
FHA
AAA
Kwantzs
Passion Play Impersonations Highlight Blossom Event
A Passion Play impersonation by Dr. P. Berry will be staged Monday night May 6 at 8 o'clock in New Market Hall. Berry, trained by Oberammergau actors, presents scenes of Christ's death and resurrection in a dramatic program for local churches.
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Fremest
ad Medical Temperance
the
union
New Man Hall
imeres
Flowers Mission
adisshingais
P. Berry
Linsaney ch. wule
Dr. Berry
Basaria
Christ
Pact 10 Check Aviation Pact Draft Reported
London reports a western European aviation pact draft has been drawn up and reviewed in Paris London and Rome as Germany shows capacity to build 100 airplanes monthly. Germany's signature and Belgium's are contemplated though draft not yet sent to Berlin.
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Associated
Prev
London
Paris
Rome
Germany
Berlin
Belgium
Religious Education Sessions In Myersville District
The Myersville District Council of Religious Education holds a semi annual meeting Sunday at Wolfsville with participants from Universy Harmony Pleasant Walk Church Hill Grossnickle's Wolfsville and Garfield. Three sessions start at 10 a m in the Reformed church with an afternoon 2 p m in the Lutheran church and an evening 7 30 p m in the United Brethren church. J W Kinnaman of Myersville is president for the twelfth year. Claude A Stottmeyer of Wolfsville gives the welcome with Kinnaman replying. Mrs J Hugh Warrenfeltz of Smithsburg sings a solo and John Leatherman of Myersville leads the lesson period. The afternoon session is for Wolfsville area young people led by Mass Olive Kime with Af Leatherman leading devotional time. A pageant The Voice of You is presented by students from the Wolfsville area schools. Rev Russell directs the Brethren choral selections. Katherine Kine and others provide music through Coblenz.
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Myersville
United Brethren church
J. W. Kinnaman
Claude A. Stottiemyer
Wolfsville
Mr. Kinnaman
J. Hugh Warrenfeltz
Smithsburg
John
Leatherman
Mass Olive Kime
Af. H Leatherman
Voice of You
Unee Wolfsvite Lund
Russell
Charles SN. Fru Brevnz
Coblenz
S and Kathérine Kine
Spies Trade Rumors Hint at Secret German Exchange
A contested report from AP style service mentions a possible secret exchange of spies between Poland and Germany. The piece notes officials hinting at negotiations and concealment around the deal, with details embedded in vague statements and unnamed sources.
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Georg Sosmask
Mwret
Germany
aise Arner
Federal court denies bid to halt merger in steel industry
A federal judge rejected the Department of Justice bid for an injunction to stop a merger. The court found the government did not prove the parties would substantially reduce competition in the steel market and indicated the decision may be appealed. Judge Raymond noted the evidence did not meet the legal standard for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Federal
Department of Justice
Raymond
Fighting Rages in Philippines with Dozens Dead
Report from Manila on May 3 describes a surprise uprising by radical Sakaladistas seizing towns near Manila and provoking bloody battles in three provinces. Insular Constabulary gains advantage while insurgents plot to establish a socialistic regime and seek independence from the United States.
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Manila
P. L
Philippine
Insular constabulary
Sakaladistas
United States
Weather Today Brief From Fragment
Fragmentary weather note shows a low temperature around 45 with unclear location and timestamp. additional data unreadable.
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Xeer agai
Supreme Court hears challenge to NRA powers
Washington May 3 AP. Chal Wood for the Schechter case argues the constitutionality of the Industrial Recovery Act. He contends emergency powers do not create authority and that federal attempts to control business under commerce clause risk nationalizing industry. Roosevelt allies push to extend NRA while Senate panel weighs only short-term renewal. Wood argues regulation must link to interstate commerce and cautions against broad federal control.
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Washington
HL Wood
New York
Supreme Court
A. L. Schechter Corporation
Wood
Stanley Reed
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate finance committee
Wond
Lutheran Students Conference Details From Gettysburg College
Lutheran Students will hold a conference with participants from Gettysburg College and Seminary George Washington Wilson Frederick and Hood colleges. The program includes sections at Lander League in Pennsylvania with schedule notes and participant listings.
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Lutheran
Zates
Gettysburg College and Seminary
George Washin
Wilson
e Frederick
Hood collens
Lander League
Laan
Isuarz
ant Mercersorg
Mr Harp Returns to South for Regional Meet Visits
Mr Harp travels to a large regional event in Cre mpaign with plans to deliver addresses and conduct programs. The week includes music and engaging sessions as part of the visit, with a prize of 25 dollars mentioned for delver addresses.
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Mrial
Crempaign
delver
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