Hauptmann gets thirty day reprieve in New Jersey
Governor Hoffman granted a 30 day reprieve to Bruno Richard Hauptmann the Lindbergh baby killer delaying execution to allow possible new evidence or a new trial. The stay follows the US Supreme Court denial of habeas corpus petitions and ends rail for further legal action unless new proof emerges.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
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Seeds of Lawlessness and Death Penalty Debate
Estwood California opinion piece critiques race based crime excuses and calls for harsher penalties. It discusses Canadian and British approaches to punishment, contrasts juror sentiment with swift justice, and vents about parole, appeals, and public officials. An author replies to a reader about capital punishment and parole reform.
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Washington Confusion Amid Congress Roil and Roosevelts Speech
Washington faces a three week swirl as Congress reconvenes amid a booming clash over the State of the Union address. Roosevelt outlines international policy and domestic goals while Republicans and party leaders maneuver, courting radio airtime and debating responses. Other notes survey the era from Hollywood bride news to Santa Anita bets and Morgan’s Capitol cameo.
Roosevelt and Farley brace for rough political campaign
The column notes Denial by Chairman Fletcher that the Republican National Committee financed spoof stamp stickers mocking the New Deal. It says lobbyists push for immediate cash bonuses, Nye gains publicity, and Morgan partners in Washington face scrutiny. It discusses Roosevelt and Farley signaling a hard fight against New Deal opponents as Washington officials open offices to oppose intrusions on private business.
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