Governor Grants Brief Reprieve in Hauptmann Case
Governor Voftaan of New Jersey grants a thirty day reprieve for Bruno Hauptmann the Hauptmann case involving the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. He will be resentenced and a new hearing may be required if new evidence is presented. The stay follows a U S Supreme Court action and ongoing appeals.
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Beads of Lawlessness Debate in Westwood Speech
A fragmented column argues for harsher penalties including death penalty and quick punishment for murderers and kidnappers. It critiques delays in trials and calls for decisive justice, citing global contrasts and urging clear stance before the public. The text presents a controversial voice on crime and punishment.
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Confusion in Washington as Roosevelt state of the union looms
The piece portrays Washington in a state of confusion amid reconvened Congress and the looming state of the union address. It notes Roosevelt's monster address on international affairs and the ensuing political furor with party clashes and media responses, including criticisms from Republicans and party chairs.
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Roosevelt Fights Back in Jackson Day Tone Clash
Washington dispatch describes Senator Nye and others attacking New Deal critics while FDR and Farley face pressure from opposition leaders. The piece notes Roosevelt’s tone shift and the political tension as analysts weigh the risk of a rough campaign and the battle over public sentiment and "big business" influence.
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