Trial test of glation lawyer on trial in Rockland County
Sidney Herbert Homewood faces trial in Rockland County Supreme Court for the reduction of Charlotte Gibson. District Attorney Henry V. Stebbins prosecutes as the case reexamines historic punishment by law versus violence. The four day trial will resume Monday.
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New City
WN. C
Rockland County Supreme Court
Sidney Herbert Homewood
Charlotte Gibson
Henry V. Stebbins
Robert Gibson
New York
Court arguments in federal narcotics arraignment
In United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart court Gibson 36 faced a narcotic charge. He refused a plea choice, insisting the agent tell the truth. The commissioner urged no inducement and pressed for a truthful admission of guilt. Bond set at 1500. charge cited forging drug prescriptions.
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Court of
United States
Lockhart
Gibson
Gipson
Arnold Jr. testifies on murder of step grandmother in Chicago court
In Chicago on December 1 an 18 year old, Charles Bertrand Arnold Jr., confessed guilty to murdering his step grandmother Ellen Baxe. He described the moment he struck her and hid her body as an emotional explosion. Judge Przystalski weighed the sentence after hearing testimony from family and doctors.
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Charles Burton Arnold
Chicago
John Prystalski
Ellen C. Saxe
Harry Hoffman
Oday
Charles Bertrand Arnold Jr
Ellen ©. Baxe
Tuslce
John Prystalsk
Arnold
Mel Thab
Bertie
Morley
Yen Philip
Saxe
Young Aynald
Pryslalski
Cook County
Benoyier Clints
Clstern
Put
Vet Is Sentenced for Auto Theft in Arkansas
Ernest G. Miller, who claimed World War II veteran status, was sentenced by a federal court in Yerarka na Arkansas to three years in Leavenworth penitentiary after pleading guilty to auto theft. He said the car was not his and sought mercy citing his wartime record.
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Yerarkana
Ark
Ben
Ernest G. Miller
Waco
Texas
Fideral Court
Leavenworth
Jenleney
Wats
Flier Discovers Missing Parachute During Flight Incident
A frayed report notes Lieutenant W. L. Togers forks Crockett and Terns when a parachute went missing mid flight. Abe Houtenink rode to aid, and the crate valued at $390 vanished from the scene as the car moved.
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W. L. Togers
Crockett
Terns
Abe Houtenink
Cate
Tis Cay
Duncan Felds
Uf Rally Sa
Delegates from San Antonio seek 76 to push Old er Boys’ conference to Corpus Christi
Ban Antonio delegates to the Old er Boys conference at Corpus Christi work to muster forces this Saturday in a bid to raise total representation to 76 and secure the conference for the city in 1933. Registration stood at 53 Saturday per Norman McCod director of boys work. Delegates are urged to register by Wednesday night. Seguin and Pearsall boys will accompany the San Antonio group with leaders including Dr. W. W. Jackson, Rev. Horace King, B. E. Edwards, and others from Westmoorland, Travis Park, Alamo Heights, and local churches. The meeting opens December 8 at 2 p.m. with theme youth finding his own new relationship in his fast changing home.
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Ban Antonio
Corpus
San Antono
W. W. Jackson
Westmoorland College
Horace King
B. E. Edwards
Thomas Jefferson Senor School
Willis Tate
Alamo Heights High School
Fabian Martin
Travis Park
Gus Levy
San Antonio
F. G. Fields
J. H. Anderson
Hairston
D. Woodbury
University of Texas
John Henry
Dollno
DE. A. Seale
Texas A
J. College
Kingsville
Ben Frile
Brownsville
W.H. Galloway
Fdinburg
New Commission on Transportation Being Considered
Washington reports the Coolidge railroad committee is weighing a federal transportation agency to supersede the Interstate Commerce Commission and gain authority over rail, road, water, and air transport. Congress members have been conferring with the commission about the plan.
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Commission On Transportation
Washington
Ballle
Coolidge Railroad Committee
Federal Transportation Agency
Coolidge Commission
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ind
Water
Aiir
French Paintings Sell in New York Auction for 750
In New York a lot of four related French painted taper decorations sold for 740 at the American-Anderson galleries. The works titled Lr Dounre, Howling In the Interior Harbor, The Church and the Harbor, and Architecture and Figures measure seven feet each and date to around 1820 belonging to Ningy McClelland.
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New York
USI
Toles Stein
Timal
Amerigan-Anderson
Firnikure
Ningy McClelland
Lr Dounre
6000 to Return at Chrysler Shop DETrovia
Dodke Brothers Corporation president and general manager Helier announced that GOD man will release work at the Chrysler plant within the next two weeks. The present over is 22,000, and the employer WIN were considered ghgod.
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Detrovia
Paten
Helier
Matterer
Dodke Brothera Corporation
God Man
Chrysler
Barnes freed on reduced bond in motor theft case
George E. Barnes 23 of Brooksfield was released from county jail on a $100 bond after a federal court hearing on charges of taking a Was air plane motor from a Brooksfield dump. Assistant U S attorney Russell Wine and Lt. Winfield Ham Ti provided statements to reduce bond from $1000 to $100. Judge Ry J. McMillin questioned Barnes then approved the lower bond as sufficient. Barnes said he had friends willing to vouch, but none with property to pledge. The motor, valued originally at about $4800, was removed with Mexican caretaker permission, according to military authorities and testimony. The court heard extenuating circumstances and considered discharging the case if advisable.
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George E. Barnes
Nying
Inskeudor
Bnivedny
Brooksfield
United States
Barnes
Ry J
McMillin
Cork
Tllinois Farm
Covmienion
Wiha Bo
Brooks Fleld
Winfield S. Ham- Ti
Crooks Field
Burkete
Guilb
Universe Nve
Unis
Hla
McMillan
Veteran Actuary Pred Von Ende Dies in Greenville
Funeral services will be held Sunday in Greenville for Pred Von Ende a prominent local insure man who died of a heart attack. Born in Germany about 90 years ago he came to America as a youth and served in Taylor's regiment in the Civil War. His father was a judge in Marburg Germany. Von Ende had been in the insurance business in Greenville for 52 years. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Greenville
Texas
INS
Pred von Ende
von Ende
Germany
America
Taylor
Biy
Supreme Coirh
Marburg
Ver Bude
Allison Relieves Capt Dershimer As San Antonio Quartermaster
Captain Dershimer is relieved by Captain William Bf Allison of the Corps Area Quartermasters constriction division during Dershimer's absence on leave. For rental property selection, obtain The Tgul's Free Rental Directory at any Piggly Wiggly store.
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Allison
Dershimer
William Bf. Allison
Corps Area Quartermasters Office
A. F. Dershimer
San Antonio
Welalty
Tgul
Woman Leaves for Brother's Bedside
Mrs BL Ankerson of 713 North Medina Street departed Saturday for Leon County to visit her brother Lolis Franks who is seriously ill. She was accompanied by her daughter Dorothy.
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BL. Ankerson
North
Medina Street
Leon County
Lolis Franks
Dorothy
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