Hauptmann Arrest Ties Lindbergh Case to German Carpenter
German immigrant Bruno Hauptmann, 35, arrested in New York on charges linked to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. Police found $13,750 in Hauptmann's Bronx garage and a $10 gold certificate tied to the ransom payment. FBI and state authorities tie handwriting, sightings, and a note delivery to Hauptmann, who reportedly worked near the Lindbergh home and had access to the lumber yard with a distinctive mark.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New York City
Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Jassie
Hauptmann
Bronx
Condon
Department of Justice
John F. O’ryan
New York
New Jersey
Federal
Hopewell
O’ryan
Los Angeles
Wisconsin Primary and World Peace Talks Highlighted Senate Race
Wisconsin voters gave Democrats the largest primary share while LaFollette Progressives trailed. Gov. Albert G. Schedeman seeks re nomination against Phil La Follette and Howard T. Greene. Senate picks include John N. Callahan for the Democrats and John B. Chappelle for the Republicans alongside La Follette Jr. Caciet gains League of Nations seat. Litvinov urges security for all nations. Nombe, Alaska, burns fates 3 million damage. relief aid and rebuilding efforts commence as winter isolation looms.
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Isconsin
LaFollette
Albert G. Schedeman
Phil la Follette
Howard T. Greene
Zimmerman
J. N. Tittemore
John N. Callahan
Senate
John B. Chappelle
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Caciet
League of Nations
Council of the
League
Maxim Litvinov
League For World Peace
Russia
Litvinov
Paraguay
Bolivia
Far East
Japan
Michigan and nation in shift as housing loans surge
AMES A MOFFETT federal housing commissioner says starting November 1 he will release funds for at least a million new homes. He notes 1,000 communities forming local committees and predicts over 5,000 by Thanksgiving with 7,000 banks backing loans across nearly all states.
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Ames A. Moffett
Federal Housing Commissioner
Michigan licenses up to July 30 surplus sold
Michigan licenses for hunting and fishing rose to 335 261 this year up 20 percent from 286 532 last year. Governors and local officials appear in this community digest with notices from Lansing to Tecumseh detailing resignations, accidents, and civic plans across multiple towns.
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Lansing
Michigan
W. Alfred Debo
Comstock
Marshall
J. B. Hookway
Lee Township
Cheboygan
Morris Fenner
Louis Namett
East Lansing
Vern J. Underhill
Namett
Battle Creek
Sixth Corps
Camp Custer
2Nd Infantry
3Rd Field Artillery
14Th Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
6Th Infantry
CCC
Chrystal Falls
Northern Michigan Sportsmen’s Association
New York City Faces Relief Crisis and Tax Plan
The city must feed and pay bills for 400 000 people while covering $17 000 000 monthly relief costs. A three cornered deal with the mayor and aldermen sets a relief tax of one tenth of a percent, a 15 percent levy on national income tax, and a public lottery to fund relief. The article also notes Dr Ellice McDonald’s claim on kidneys producing an enzyme resisting cancer and cites Roosevelt’s interest in Mussolini’s Popolo d Italia article about his four objectives. A separate science note calls the heredity Rosetta stone a giant chromosome revealing gene control.
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Special Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Perkins
John G. Winant
Textile Labor Relations Board
Department of Labor
Federal Trade Commission
F. J. Gorman
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Carolinas
Connecticut
Frankfort
Ann Arbor
N. S. Leopold
Lake Michigan
Grand Rapids
Chicago
American Bible Society
J. L. McLaughlin
Northwest
Lansing
Michigan
State Relief Administration
Detroit
Jackson
Flint
Pontiac
Bay City
Kalamazoo
Frank E. Ellsworth
Western State Teachers College
Western State
Utica
Monroe
A. M. Long
Susan
Edward Egle, Jr
Long
Lee Township
Midland County
Midland
Department of Public Instruction
Battle Creek
Air Corps
2Nd Infantry
United States
Gol. Langdon
Winfield Scott
Mexico City
Mexico
Washington
Texas
Corunna
Frank Moore
Moore
Ann. Arbor
Alexander G. Ruthven
University of Michigan
Marcus Ward
University’s College of Dentistry
Ward
Johnathan Taft
Dental College
C. J. Lyons
Russell W. Bunting
A. Garfield Rickert
Paul H. Jeserich
Robert K. Brown
Cadillac
Cadillac—Zinnias
Cadillac Garden Club
Garden Club
Pike St
Women’s Farm and Garden Club
NRA
Lee H. Bierce
Public Utilities Commission
Tax Commission
Department of Agriculture
Mt. Clemens
Mt. Clemens Board of Education
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Wayne University
Big Rapids
Maynard Linternuth
Alvah Lintemuth
East Lansing
H Edward H. Ryder
Liberal Arts
Michigan State College
State Board of Agriculture
Dean Ryder
L. C. Emmons
Liberal
Clare
Clare County
Bunco Lake
Tecumseh
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Alleghenies
W.N. Lyster
Gen. Jackson
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Gov. Wise
Virginia
Thomas Benton
Hazers
Edward T. Hubbard
Fred L. Warner
Edward B. Hubbard
New York City
Rhode Island Governor Warns of Communist Uprising
Governor Green declares Rhode Island facing a Communist uprising as the militia and U S Army with air support prepare to quell the threat under difficult conditions.
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United States
Green
Rhode Island
Hing Features Syndicate
Ing Wnu Service
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
W. Calvin Chesnut
Baltimore
Frazier- Lemke
Gov. Winant
Gorman
Hugh S. Johnson
Code
United Textile Workers
Johnson
Recovery Administration
J. M. Beck
Congress
James M. Beck
Mr. Beck
Nombe
Alaska
Obacco
New York Tobacco Exchange, Inc
Broad Street
Federal Department of Agriculture
Norfolk
Newport News
Louisville
City Assembly
Mussolini
Italy
Fascist Confederation of Agriculturists
Fascist Confederation of Agricultural Workers
Jugoslavia
Brussels
Zita
Austria
Archduke
Otto
Hungary
Hapsburg
France
Vienna
Foreign Office
Hapsburgs
C A. Cobb
The
Farm Administration
W Lawson Little
San Francisco
Little
David Goldman
Dallas
Brookline
Mass
Et Cegecaescsouss Ewso
Archduke Otto
Brisbane
Redskins
Spartans
Sparta
Athens
Venice
Greta Gustafson
Greta Garbo
Stockholm
Sweden
California
American Chemical Society
Ellice McDonald
Cancer Research Laboratories
Popolo d'Italia
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