President Roosevelt Tackles Social Security and Jobs
In Brisbane this week a four billion dollar lump sum would move Roosevelt from dole politics to real work. The plan envisions social security with unemployment insurance and old age pensions funded by payroll contributions, while warning that national security and defense remain vital.
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Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Wrork
I Dea
Httle
Europe
Asia
Standish Hartman Offers Free Tombstone Pact At Jail
Gruno Hauptmann faces fate as Hartman, owner of Flemington stone works, proposes a free tombstone and epitaph if Hauptmann is sent to the electric chair. The note praises a future of crime resistance and notes the electric eye at the gate detecting metal items, foiling smuggling tools.
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Gruno Hauptmann
Standish Hartman
Flemington
Hauptmann
Joliet Th. Jatter
Confidence in Alcohol Purchases and Public Money Debates
The piece warns buyers to trust reputable alcohol retailers and brands, notes a federal seizure of one million one hundred thousand empty bottles to deter bootlegging, and questions massive public spending. It mentions Harry MacCracken, a seventy five year old former cattle puncher, in a Colorado suburb store squere, and reports the AAA seeking broad authority and billions for farm relocation programs.
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United States
Harry MacCracken
Colorado
MacCracken
End of Prohibition Fails to Deliver Hopes and Health
A historical note laments that two thirds of whisky remains bootlegged, robbing the Treasury and harming drinkers. It mentions New York hospitals swelling after a festive New Year and notes a slight drop in alcoholism versus the peak prohibition era. The passage references a King Fontarda Syndicate and unclear names.
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Uncle Sam
New York City
Trial Testimony Shows Hauptmann's Cold Calm in Court
The trial record notes Hauptmann's impassive, almost social demeanor under cross examination. Key witnesses, including Joseph Perrone, challenge his composure as they link him to ransom negotiations and the Lindbergh case. Dr. Condon and the Lindberghs’ testimony are expected to carry weight with jurors.
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Bruno Michard Hauptmann
Ile
Joseph Terrone
New York
Hauptmann
Mio
John IF. Condon
Perrone
Ilauptmann
Lindbergh
Amandus Hochmuth
Searland Mountain
Getty Gow
Anne
Iioe
Miss Gow
Red” Johnson
Johnson
Hopewell
Elsie Whatley
Reilly
Tio
al Reich
Reich
Condon
Woodlawn
Jassie
World Watches Hauptmann Trial Centers in Flemington
Flemington New Jersey, a town of under 3,000, becomes the world capital of attention as the Hauptmann murder trial unfolds. The article notes the dramatic courtroom proceedings, the star prosecutors and defense, and the emotional testimony from Mrs. Lindbergh and others.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Tauptmann
Charles Lindbergh
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Iras
Mia
Ransom Case Witness Details Missing Child Discovery
Trooper Wolfe testified about finding the ransom note on the south window sill amid mud traces on a suitcase near the east wall. Corporal Walfe of the New Jersey state police helped establish when the child went missing while Efe identified ransom note exhibit 15.
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Detty Gow
Oliver Whatley
Butler
Joseph Walfe
New Jersey State Police
Wolfe
Efe
Kelly
Question of Information in the Public Library
A humorous exchange centers on Mrs Crown explaining why she visits the public library and a doctor’s remark about her husband being bibulous leading to tearing a dictionary page.
Gulch Aims to Become World Money Center
Cactus Joe cites a board of trade plan to attract gandis and make the Gulch attractive, hoping it becomes a leading global money center.
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Board of Trade
Cactus Joe
Gandis
If you had the finest library which 12 to save
A librarian poses a hypothetical question about prioritizing which 12 books to save in a blaze. The quip suggests choosing those nearest the door as a practical heuristic.
Uncertain Uncles Budgets Stir Christening Talk
The fragment discusses a christening and questions which uncle holds the most money, noting uncertainty about the heir’s sponsor. It captures a social scene where wealth and lineage influence religious rites without naming individuals or places.
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