Lindbergh Identifies Hauptmann Voice In Kidnap Case
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh identified Bruno Hauptmann's voice as that of the ransom receiver in the infant son kidnapping. He testified Hauptmann's voice said "Hey, doctor" while the payment was discussed, amid defense claims the crime was conceived at the Lindbergh home by a gang.
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William A. Kinney
Associated, Press
Flemington, N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Edward J. Meilly
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
William A. Binney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmanh
Bronx
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Hopewell
Englewood
Wheither
Grove
Murery
Axl Trousht
Dr. Condon
Cone
Entz
S.r
Dr. Geman
Colonel Lindbergh
Judge blocks slum clearance power in Louisville project
Federal Judge Charles I. Dawson ruled the government cannot condemn private property for slum clearance. The decision effectively blocks Louisville's $1,500,000 lower housing project in Lowhsville Kentucky.
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Lowhsville
Charles I. Dawson
Cold Wave Grips Midwest With Subzero Wisconsin
Milwaukee records 4 above at 2 am while many towns report 15 below zero in Wisconsin as high pressure moves east. Temperatures ease later today with partly cloudy skies expected. In Canada a blizzard and gas incidents kill 11 across the prairies as rescue work stalls on drifting ice floes near Lake Simcoe. Royal Canadian Air Force and private planes drop food to marooned men as concerns rise for elderly marooned seaman 76.
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Milwaukee
Cere
Fan Claire
Superior
la Crosse
Madison
Green Ba
Lake Simcoe
Toronto
Royal Canadian Air Force
W. Jones
Jones
William Reid
Harry Kengall
Gorgon Joslin
Leigh
Lloyd Barnes
Hugh Rass
Gough Spears Loses Home in Minneapolis
The case involves Dr. Spears and his wife Mrs Cornea McConnel Spears losing a home in Minneapolis through a Hennepin County action. A 1925 agreement and ensuing legal actions led to a court decision affecting the property, with counsel advising and a sale to be pursued.
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Gough Spears
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Suse Tamel
Spears
Airs
Cornea McConneil Spears
High Coun Acon
Mirmesya
Spiats
E. Drake
Twenty Billions Of Debt Paid By America
A Yearend Treasury report shows the war debt nearly wiped, with only 5.1 billion still unpaid of 25.3 billion borrowed. The overall gross debt rose to 28.48 billion by year end 1934, surpassing the wartime peak. The note projects debt near 30 billion by end of the fiscal year despite reductions since 1919.
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Charles P. Shaeffer
Associated Press
Washington
America
Treasury
First Liberty
Fourth Liberty
United States
Erizen
No Smoking Policy On Mash White House Floor Diplomacy
Washington report notes a no smoking rule on the mash floor of the diplomatic section. Mentions Mr Roosevelt and Dolly Gann, with a puzzled reception and lingering questions about the main corridor.
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White House
Diplomatic
Washington
Roosevelt Lonsxersn
Merlin Dolly Gann
Cor Atineen
Alwaya
Ber, Worth
Sale Oddaitts
Roney
Unclear source text on Wisconsin team action
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Wisconsin team and payment actions. Key names and dates are unreadable, with details on a phone authorization and a partial team event missing context or clear outcomes. The readable content shows no verifiable entities or concrete actions to frame a proper summary.
Appleton Leaders Press Local Relief Control
Mayors from Appleton and nearby communities in eastern Wisconsin urged officials to restore local authority over relief funds. Appleton Mayor John Goodland, chairing the meeting, argued state and federal programs hinder development and push power to Madison. He proposed cities organize to oppose centralized relief casts and preserve municipal discretion.
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Appleton
Wis
Apple
Ines Gan Ata de Creses
Gosdland
de Pere
M. Sonnen
Young Roosevelt Faces Speeding Case Solo
A fragmentary newspaper note reports that Young Roosevelt faces a speeding case solo, with unclear details on charges or proceedings. The text mentions the president’s son in a legal matter, but specifics are unreadable.
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Young Roosevelt
Aged Lumberjack Dies at Ogonto
An elderly lumberjack died in Ogonto Wisconsin after an apparent accident at a logging site. Authorities investigated the incident and notified next of kin. The deceased’s name and details were released by local officials.
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Ogonto
Highlights From Roosevelts Message To Congress
Washington reports reveal Roosevelt outlining a new economic order aimed at expanding agricultural benefits, boosting industrial activity, and increasing profits for merchants. He stresses the profit motive as essential for decent livelihoods while warning against excessive private power and wealth accumulation. He proposes a broad security program addressing homes and living standards as the nation moves toward reform.
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America
Roosevelt Proposes Large Scale New Deal Job Plan
President Roosevelt announces a sweeping federal program to create 3.3 million jobs and aid 1.57 million federal relief beneficiaries. The plan shifts dole to work projects like slum clearance and crossing elimination, meeting varied congressional opinions amid high attendance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Te Dole
Legislative Fort
Mother breaks window to rescue child as home burns
A mother smashed a window in a desperate bid to rescue her child during a house fire. Neighbors helped carry the child to safety as flames swept through a residence, with firefighters battling the blaze and authorities investigating the incident.
Roosevelt State of the Nation Message Urges Change
President Roosevelt delivers the state of the nation address urging public support for a new order under the constitution. He notes progress in agriculture industry and commerce, stresses unity in facing global change, and warns against actions that undermine national resolve. The speech emphasizes liberal traditions and practical administration shaping economic reform.
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Washington
Tratsy Press
Roosevelt
Stock Market Irregular As Congress Opens
Stocks opened with irregular moves as Congress convened with the president’s message. Market reacts unevenly with gains in some sectors and declines in metals and other materials. Volume shows notable transfer activity around key issues.
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Congress
Three Held in Contempt of Court Action in Wisconsin
Fy C. Cary a Waupaca manufacturer Elmer Kuhjimen and Frank Hyland Dodge County dairy men faced contempt charges in United States District Court Judge Patrick T. Stone ordered them to show cause by January 7 why they should not be held in contempt for violating a restraining order. The order allowed Producers Cooperative Association to operate Cary’s Be-Fy plant pending settlement. Contempt stems from Cary failing to surrender possession and allegedly removing parts that halted the plant, causing 140,000 pounds of milk to spoil.
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Madison
Leavenworth
Kun
C. Cary
Ann Elmer Kuhjimen
Frank Hyland
Dodge County
Patrick T. Stone
United Sates District Court
Producers’ Cooperative Association
Gary
Producers Association
Cary
Associacion Finaly
Mental examination ordered for youth in Elkhorn case
In Elkhorn Wisconsin sheriff deputies seized 17 year old Latta and a court ordered mental examination was set to determine competency. Judge Latta directed three physicians be present to assess the youth as officials reported a planned arraignment on a charge. The case involves alleged intent to tape and other unsettled details.
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Elkhorn
Uikhura
Wis
Tor Bverett
Latta
George O'Brien
George Belton
Todiay
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