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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1935

Page

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Lindbergh Identifies Hauptmann Voice In Ransom Case

Col Charles A Lindbergh testified that the voice heard at the Bronx cemetery during the $50,000 ransom payment sounded like Bruno Richard Hauptmann. He described hearing the phrase Hey Doctor in a foreign accent and identified Hauptmann as the speaker. The defense pressed questions about family servants and supposed outside involvement in the 1932 kidnapping.

Associated Press Flemington, N. J Charles A Lindbergh Bruno Richard Hauptmann Bronx Hauptmann Edward J. Reilly Lindberghs Hopewell Colonel Lindbergh Englewood Reilly Wolfe Col. Breckenridge Flemington N. J Charles A. Lindbergh John F. Condon St. Raymond’s Cemetery Justice Trenchard David T. Wilentz Wilentz

Roosevelt Proposes Broad Economic Security Program

President Roosevelt outlines a new national program to secure livelihood, protection against life hazards, and better homes. He calls for unemployment and old age insurance, child and maternity benefits, and a major public works push to place able bodies back to work. He warns against overreliance on relief and urges steady, principled reform.

United States Congress America

District FERA meeting set for tomorrow at junior high library

FERA officials from Eddy Chaves Lea Roosevelt and Lincoln counties will meet tomorrow at ten a.m. in the junior high library with about one hundred officials expected. State officials Miss Lillian Franzen and J. R. Thomas will attend along with local welfare leaders to discuss rural rehabilitation and other FERA measures. A luncheon at noon will feature Miss Reeves. The session continues in the afternoon. a previous notice was incorrect.

FERA Eddy Chaves Lea Roosevelt Lincoln Counties Lillian Franzen State Relief Administration Tthwelt J. R. Thomas

Hauptmann Trial Recessed Until Monday In New Jersey

The Hauptmann murder trial was adjourned at 4 25 this afternoon for the weekend. The next session is scheduled for 10 am Monday in Flemington New Jersey.

Flemington, N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann Lindbergh

Roswell Boy Scout Drive Plans Meeting

The Roswell Boy Scout finance committee met this afternoon at the office to set the date and begin preparations for the annual financial campaign. Members include R. M. Tigner as chairman and Geo. Jewett as treasurer. Kiwanis Rotary Lions Advertising clubs and American Legion will supply workers for the drive. The campaign will run in January across the Eastern New Mexico Area Boy Scout Council with P. V. Thorson noting brighter prospects than in years past.

Roswell Boy Scout Finance Committee Boy Scout Office R. M. Tigner Geo. Bb. Jewett Will C. Lawrence N. L. Linebaugh H. E. Samson F. L. Austin A. A. Stubbs F. B. Howden, Jr W. J. McInnes F. A. B. MacKeil Kiwanis Rotary Lions and Advertising Clubs American Legion Jewett New Mexico Boy Scout Council P. V. Thorson

Hollywood Coach Sees Pro Football's Rise in Passing

WUE Rogers argues audiences prefer clever passing and higher scores over grinding runs. He cites Alabama's success with long throws and notes stadiums filling as fans push for pro style play. He urges coaches to embrace passing to revive attendance and revenue in college football.

Hollywood Calif Alabama Stanford

Roswell Well Plugging Progress Near Johnson Company

The artesian well plugging crew set up machinery today to seal a well behind the Mc Daniel house on North Virginia near the Johnson Sigiewick Oil Company. This marks the 15th well plugged in Roswell.

McDaniel

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