Witness Identifies Hauptmann as Lindbergh Baby Kidnapper
New Jersey dress model Hildegarde Alexander testified Hauptmann was the man she saw shadowing Dr. Condon in March 1932, identifying him in court as the man tied to the Lindbergh ransom. The defense pressed to dispute her memory, but she stood by her statement as the trial paused for a noon recess.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. S
GPI
Bronx
Bruno Fuehard Hauptmann
John F.jassier Condon
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Ed W. Stein
Condon
Miss Alexander
Dar
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmanno
John
Edward J. Reilly
Anha Hauptmann
Iss Alexander
Svein
Col
Charles A. Lindvergr
Miss Lenroot Named by Roosevelt Chief of Children’s Bureau
Washington Roosevelt appoints Miss Lenroot as head of the Children’s Bureau, naming Lenroot to direct the agency. The announcement comes as the administration outlines policy priorities and administrative appointments.
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Miss Lenroot
Roosevelt
Children's Bureau
Found Shot to Death in Parked Automobile
A man was found shot to death in a parked automobile in office A. Authorities investigated the scene and named the deceased, pending identification, as officers searched for a motive and suspect in connection with the fatal shooting.
Estate of Jones Worth 250000 Bequeathed to Widow and Daughters
In Dane County probate court Burr W. Jones former state supreme court justice died recently leaving estate valued at more than 250000 to his widow Katherine and two daughters Mrs. Walter Smith. The revelation was made today in court.
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Madison
Katherine
Walter Smith
Burr W. Jones
State Supreme Court
Dane County
AIG flotation of bonds seen under ruling
Washington reports that the SEC has liberalized rules and estimated more than three billion dollars in stocks and bonds could be floated under the new regime. The measure aims to speed capital formation while preserving liability provisions and prompting reform in registration details for seasoned corporations.
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J. R. Brad
Associated Press
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
SEC
Ghaiiman Kennedy
Planis
Mann Ecoromis
Ampic
Rennes
HULL
Ruby A. Black
Northwestern
Washinsion
Merlin Hull
Black Hiver Falls
Federal
Ates
Jesnane
Uhlig Claims Fisch Involved In Lindbergh Ransom Case
Henry Valg, ex-roommate of Isador Fisch and ally of Bruno Hauptmann, testifies Fisch sold the Lindbergh ransom money to Hauptmann. The unnamed informant says Hauptmann is not guilty and recalls travels with Fisch to Germany and Leipzig before the ransom case, detailing a complex exchange of money and secrets.
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Pat McGrady
Associated Bes Flemington
N. J
Henry Valg
Isador Fisch
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Fisch
Uhng
Germany
Leipzig
United States
Lindbergh Baths
Fisen
Ig House
Byrd expedition returns from 1410 mile Antarctic sled trek
Members of the Byrd expedition have completed a 1410 mile sledging journey in Little America Antarctica. The party reports reaching the pole via a southern route after extended travel and a heavy focus on health and endurance during the journey.
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Little
America
Antarctica
MacKay
Byrd
Sleigh and wrecking truck transport man to Appleton hospital
A sleigh and a wrecking truck were used to take a man to an Appleton hospital. The incident occurred today with bystanders recalling a dramatic scene as responders acted swiftly. Hospital officials reported the man was attended to and remained under care.
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Appleton
Passengers Thrown Into Panig by Crash
Passengers were hurled from their seats as a crash disrupted the journey. Details on injuries or causes remain unclear, with officials investigating the incident and grounding services affected.
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Panig
Gold Policy Validation Ties to High Court Ruling
Washington reports Speaker Joseph W Burns says the gold clause policy will be upheld, stressing its national importance amid pending monetary action. Jesse Jones indicates no RFC lending power extension, while SEC issues simplified rules for registering securities as markets anticipate large capital flows.
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Washington, D. C
U.S
Supreme Court
Joseph W. Burns
APC
Jesse Jones
Preal
RFC
Securities and Exchange Commission
Isucd
Nileg
United Mine Workers
Congress
Mnni Umhs
John L. Lew
Pension—Priss
Ltn
John Democrat
California
Geftwood
Snowy outlook and subzero temps sweep the Midwest
Wisconsin and upper Michigan endure brutal cold with 7 to 20 below readings as new snow possible tomorrow. Counties faced drifting roads, with Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls clearing main routes while many side streets remain blocked.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsinn
Upper Michiigan
Nortia
Wasconsin
Weather Bureau
Chippewa Falls
Marshfield
Superior
Mercury
Eau Claire
Rhinglander
la Grosse
Antigo
Todo
Wausau
Osakosi
Madison Fond du Lee
Aulwat
Kee
Home Loan Bank Credit Boosted by Million Dollars
The Home Loan Bank shows a million dollar credit boost. Officials and stakeholders confirm improved liquidity and stronger funding capacity for member institutions. Analysts note the move strengthens housing finance and mortgage market confidence locally.
Hoarded gold value revealed in 1933 caches
The Washington department reports 885,184 dollars worth of gold hoarded and burned. The 1933 Roosevelt decree aimed at ending hoarding. an estimated 335 million dollars in gold was concealed in various caches and by waitresses, now disclosed in records.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Deluged with Demands for Pension Plan
Washington faces a busy week as Congress weighs social security and Townsend plan proposals. The Moorevelt administration reportedly may propose a monthly pension around 48 to 88 for eligible seniors, while debates on eligibility ages and tax handling loom.
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Washington
Congress
Moorevelt
Capitol Hill
Townsend
White House
Horus Dimediitt
World Court
Tae
Borah and
Johnson
Andy S‘nalors Reianson
Harrson
Saar plebiscite counts draw German return hope
Amid Wartburg counting halls heavily guarded by troops observers watched as more than 300 000 Saarland ballots were tallied to decide if the Saar Basin should return to Germany remain under League of Nations or pass to France. Final results were due at 6 p.m. with neutrality observers isolated until tally completed.
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Melvin K. Whitefeathers
Germany
B.S
Wartburg
Corps of
Saarland
France
League of Nations
League
Saay
M. Brews
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Haupmann
Trenton
N. 4
Arthur P. Ayers
Baltimore
Charles Foster
New York
Julia Ener Broo
Wurtzhurz
Rudolph ‘Chislen
Bertin
J. Treurtie
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James Rae
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Oenglein
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Edward J. Meillx
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Fred A. Pope
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Edelbaum
Uhlig
Antarctic
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Wig
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Tonsurrey
Tito
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