Hauptmann Trial Witnesses In Lindbergh Case
Testimony before the jury features Thomas H. Sisk interrupted by Hauptmann’s outburst as authorities locate Lindbergh ransom funds. Dr. Charles H. Mitchell testifies the baby died from a fractured skull after autopsy. Cecilia Barr says Hauptmann passed a ransom bill at a New York theater weeks before Isidor Fisch’s death.
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Charles H. Mitchell
Mercer County
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Cecilia Barr
New York City
Bruno Hauptmann
Isidor Fisch
Germany
Gustav Lukatis
New York
Let Household Tasks Keep You Young Nimble
Antoinette Donnelly argues housewives can stay fit without a gym by turning daily chores into exercise. She notes some housewives waste time and neglect activity, while others use chores like stairs, vacuuming, sweeping, and reaching for shelves as routines. The piece promotes maintaining health at home, linking it to appearance and efficiency. Copyright 1935 Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate Inc.
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Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate Inc
Direct primary bill gains cautious support in House
Santa Fe January 22 AP Proponents of a direct primary in New Mexico express optimism after the House narrowly saves HB4 from death. Senate actions include passing a homestead exemption raise to 2500 dollars and memorials urging a veteran bonus and CCC veterans camp. House measures touch liquor hours ditches and birth records, Senate also backs a federal tax repeal repeal and bank access to federal aid.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
House of the
Senate
Congress
CCC
House
Taos County
Maj
F. R. Lafferty
National Guard
Japan warns on Sinkiang as Moscow influence alleged
In a formal diet address Hirota cites high Chinese officials claiming Sinkiang leaders are under Moscow control. Russian sources call the charges fantastic, while Tokyo notes possible Moscow evidence. Hirota urges China to accept East Asia’s real situation and pursue its goals, and repeats Japan’s push for a new naval pact beyond Washington.
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Sinkiang
Moscow
Hirota
China
Japan
Toyko
Hireta
East Asia
United States
Gag Rule On Administrative Relief Plan Debated
Washington January 22 The House rules committee approved a liberalized gag rule for the four and a half billion relief bill after a secret conference with President Roosevelt and Speaker Burn. Insurgents won concessions including a one hour rule debate and three hours for the bill. Republicans proposed a substitute to limit executive power and restrict spending to private contractors.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Roosevelt
Burn
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Alter
Rep. Snell
Congress
Dole
Burns
Snell
Rules ‘Committee
Reps
Smith
Virginia
Dies
Texas
Lewis
Colorado
Cox
Georgia
Rules Committee
Unified Relief Works Agency
Ickes
PWA
Two Bad Men- (Continued from page One) Death in the electric chair
Two gangsters tied to a string of crimes across Pennsylvania Maryland Washington and Virginia face execution in the state penitentiary next month. The pair were escorted from Broad Street Station in police cars by three federal agents one with a machine gun. Mars entered the penitentiary limping with irons on his legs and hands while Legenza, on a stretcher, appeared pale under the lights as the blanket covered him.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Washington
Virginia
Broad Street
State Penitentiary
Mars
Legenza
Legenz
Tri-state gangster Mais sentenced to death for murder
Richmond Virginia January 22 AP Robert Mais a tri state gangster who dodged the electric chair by three months was told by Judge John L Ingram in Hastings court that he must die February 2 for the murder of E M Nuband a Federal Reserve Bank truck driver.
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Richmond
Robert Mais
John JL. Ingram
Hastings Court
E. M. Nuband
Federal Reserve Bank
State drawing Hauptmann case close to end
Flemington AP reports the state nears wrapping its chronological case against Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnapping trial. Prosecutors link Hauptmann to the ladder, ransom notes, ransom payment, and disposal of the $50,000 with corroboration from witnesses, handwriting experts, and financial calculations.
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Hauptmann
Flemington, M. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Plete
Amandus Hocknruth
Sourland
Hopewell
Lindbershs
Tlauptmann
Akg
Cottage Prayer Meetings PeeG The Methodist
Revival prayer meeting groups will meet this afternoon at eight o clock in various homes. Listings include No 1 Mr W M Berrendo No 2 Mr W M Halls No 3 Mrs F L Meddews 743 North Richardson No 4 Mrs Dan S Pennsylvania No 5 Mrs J F Hinkle 00 N Missouri No 6 Mrs Harry White 30 S 165 No 7 Mrs Paul Schulée 406 South Kentucky No 8 Mr A S Foster 441 E Third Street
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W. M
Berrendo
Grand Plains
F. L. Meddews
North Richardson
Dan ¥ S
Pennsylvania
J F. Hinkle
N. Missouri
Harry White
Paul Schulée
South
Kentucky
A. S. Foster
E. Third Street
For Rent Garage and Storage Room at 1072 N Pennsylvania
Classified item advertises rental space including a garage and storage room at 1072 North Pennsylvania. Contact Clarence Knight at shop 122 Py for application. The notice provides limited details and emphasizes space availability and contact method.
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Pennsylvania
Clarence Knight
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Eral
Thomas Haisk
John Curtiss
Thomas H. Sisk
Department of Justice
Antoinette Donnelly
Bill
N. M. House
Ter
Coufsre
Pacific
Appropriations Committee
Charles Stephens
California Prison Board
San Quentin
Valley Forge
Charles A. Lindbergh
John F.jassie
Don
John Perrene
Hildega Olga Alexander
Sai
Condon
Bronx
William E. Frank
U. S. Treasury
Ichbach
George H. Earle
Shenandoah
West Third St
First National Bank Building
Ayers News Stand
Tom Ayers
the Railsback Co
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