Yugoslavia Crowned King Peter II Faces Regency Crisis
Paris dispatches report young King Peter II after his father King Alexander's assassination. a regency council will govern with Prince Paul and officers while experts debate cabinet continuity and potential political shifts across Belgrade. Charlot’s Paris visit follows the tragedy as Europe braces for consequences.
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Cigarette Prices Held At 13 Cents A Pack In NRA Move
Washington reports three brands will sell for 13 cents a package or two for a quarter until January 11 by the NRA board. It marks the first price fixing action under Blue Eagle rules following a short emergency order by Hugh Johnson. The DB reflects ongoing price controls amid the Depression era.
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Investment trusts and government control debate erupts
Washington October 10 reports the banking committee weighing proposals to curb investment trusts and holding companies seen as concentrating wealth. The inquiry cites Morgan and Company, Dion Read and Company, and others, considering a federal charter for corporations to increase government oversight.
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Young Wife Kidnapped in Louisville Racket
Mrs. Berry V. Stoll 26 wife of a Louisville refining executive was seized by a man and abducted in an automobile. A ransom note was found at the Stoll home naming William Stoll a target next on the kidnapper list. Police and detectives led an intensive search as authorities examined the scene and evidence.
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Welfare row in Centreville prompts resignations
Three members of Queen Annes county Welfare Board said they mailed their resignations to state relief administrator Harry Greenstein. They protested the dismissal of Honnd Johnson, a field work supervisor, who faced removal after accepting a political agent post for a county candidate during the last primary. They filed a protest with Harry Hopkins, who referred them to Greenstein for investigation and removal decision.
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Hauptmann Extradition to New Jersey Ordered
Gov. Lehman signed extradition papers in Albany enabling Bruno Hauptmann to be sent to New Jersey for trial on charges of abducting and killing the Lindbergh baby. Defense attorney James McFawcett prepared for a habeas corpus bid in Bronx court to delay the move.
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Quotes and Bits on Power and Legacy from Early 20th Century Figures
A collage of remarks from General Johnson, Donald Richberg, Eugene Black, and Gertrude Stein on authenticity, fame, and political power. The clip also notes a Northwestern professor on gender and love for athletes and mentions Frau Kreisser’s jab at her husband, ending with a remark on Gottlieb Daimler and the first motorcycle.
Fret Jewish Justice Query and Race Track Riddle
The prompt asks who was the first Jewish justice of the US Supreme Court and notes a riddle about a dog race track and imitation rabbit. The historical answers are not provided in readable facts.
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Trial to hear charges in 4 month old accident
State Policeman Walter K May was critically injured when G M Munden of Blackstone Va allegedly struck his motorcycle in Liberty town June 7. Munden faces charges to be heard by Justice of the Peace Mrs John J Hitselberger Saturday at 1:30 PM, with bail set at 1000 dollars. May recovered from a fractured left ankle and remains active commenting on the case.
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Unclear OCR Note With Odd Phrases From Official Row
Fragments describe a White House scene with references to the First Lady and an event around October 10. Mentions Anna Eleani Boonevelt and Ruth Bryan, plus a British investor claim. Text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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