Editors say crime news can aid crime prevention
Three prominent editors argue that crime reporting, while often resented, awakens the public to crime’s scope and urgency. They contend publicity drives public opinion and government action, urging copious, candid coverage as a tool to stamp out criminals.
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Two Boys Killed in Rail Accidents Near Charleston
Two youths died in railroad incidents around Charleston. Harry Stevens, 12, of Chelyan, was struck on tracks near Chelyan. Benjamin Kelly Jr., 10, of Campbell's Creek, was killed near St Albans after being knocked under a freight car. An 80-year-old Fond du Lac woman sought $9.75 food relief after misfortune and a prior repayment.
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Harry Stevens
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Benjamin Kelly, Jr
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Dairy cows need six weeks rest between lactations
Livestock experts urge dairy farmers to provide at least six weeks of rest between lactation periods to allow cows to rebuild body tissues and bone structures, aiming to improve long term health and productivity.
Jury tampering claim taints Hauptmann case panel
Flemington N J Dec 24 prosecutors charged a booklet circulated to the 150 jurors on the anticipated Hauptmann trial is a deliberate attempt to tamper with the jury pool. The document allegedly distorts the state's case and argues the kidnapping crime was never committed.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
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Mary Belle Spencer
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Aviator's baby not kidnapped or murdered, court records say
The case details, listed under Criminal File No. 2310, clarify that the aviator's infant was not abducted nor killed. Officials release emphasizes no crime occurred against the child, maintaining safety records and ongoing inquiries into related matters.
Monument in Bonningheim Honors Barbara Schmetzer Mother of 53
Stuttgart dispatch reports a monument erected at Bonningheim to memory of Frau Barbara Schmetzer noted as mother of 38 sons and 15 daughters who died in 1504.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Bonningheim
Barbara Schmetzer
Rancher Sees Mild Winter Forecast For 1934 35
Al Courtney of Syracuse Kansas, a rancher, forecast a mild winter after noting rattlesnakes wandering late in November. The sighting of snakes in late autumn prompted his expectation of a softer season ahead.
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al Courtney
Syracuse
Kas
Vienna Opens Soul Stations for Religious Meetings
Vienna begins sets of rooms for religious meetings in 12 city apartments damaged in February war. Archbishop urges expanding these stations for the cure of souls to all city-owned residences.
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Vienna
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