Selby Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
A Brunswick jury found Emory Selby 36 guilty of murder in the first degree without capital punishment for the August 29 stabbing of Ledwell. Arlie Forrest 29 was acquitted. The verdict came after a lengthy trial with key testimony from Sheriff Crum Deputy Doll and state officer Muller.
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Farm payments reach farmers under remand and hog program
The Farm Administration mailed approximately 114,654,000 in first installment checks to 1,249,600 corn hog signers as part of the government remand and hog production program. By October 11, 136,000 early payment contracts had been released, and 980,862 regular contracts approved. Maryland totals include Allegany 8, Caroline 87, Frederick 1787, Montgomery 3128, Washington 17,967, totaling 26,370.
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Widen Search For Mrs Stoll In Missing Woman Case
Federal forces broaden the search for Mrs. Alice Speed Broll of Louisville five days after her disappearance. Intermediary named for a $50,000 ransom is being pursued in Nashville as agents keep all agencies at top speed while officials downplay any conclusion about her status.
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Coal rush d rages Des Moines neighborhood for coal
Workers racing for coal found in a Norin Des area uncover a coal vein. Des Moines residents haul coal by truck wheelbarrow and even a baby carriage in a frenzied rush to grab the bounty.
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Roosevelt Plans Self Control Push For Industry
Washington October 14 The Roosevelt administration and the recovery board announced tighter industry self governance under the NRA. They propose continued supervision of code compliance with authorities elected by each industry to crack down on code violators and strengthen enforcement of the Blue Eagle program.
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Dental Assistants Meet in Frederick Office
A Frederick meeting of dental assistants at Dr S Eader's office led to a temporary organization for the Maryland State Dental Assistants. Jones Gaither was chosen as temporary chairman and Mrs Carl Zammerman as temporary secretary, with plans to recruit county members before a permanent group is formed.
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Miners End Hunger Strike With Wage Increase
In Pecs Hungary nearly 1200 miners agreed with the government to higher wages after days of self entombment aimed at forcing relief. The deal cuts the wage cut, extends working days, and adds a $3 bonus per miner to ease winter. Concerns linger about the miners health and possible talks with officials. P.T.A meeting set for Parkway school with speaker Miss Helen Jane Woodley.
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Hauptmann Denies Killing Lindbergh Baby At Hearing
Richard Hauptmann dramatically denied kidnapping and killing the Lindbergh baby as he sought an alibi for the night of the abduction. He told the court no, he did not murder the child and no, he did not climb a ladder to the nursery. The trial entered adjournment as prosecutors pressed his alibi and details of the ransom certificates emerged.
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Paris Terror Plot Suspect Admits Role in King Alexander Killing
Sylvester Chalny, third terrorist suspect seized in Paris, admits complicity in the plot to assassinate King Alexander. Chalny, questioned through interpreters led by Yugoslav officials, hid five days in Pentambleau Forest suffering thirst before emerging at Melun. Police hunt Dr Ante Pavelich and Gustav Perec across Europe.
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Dead-Revival Experiment Proposed by Scientist
A controversial scientist asked governors of three states for permission to resume "life processes" on executed criminals using a gas chamber revival method. The move, led by Jerhagar chambers and supported by Dr. Cornish, drew immediate unfavorable reactions as officials ponder the ethics and legality of applying such processes in the name of service humanity.
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