Haaghts Haunt Bruno Trial In Lindbergh Case
The 1933 Lindbergh baby murder trial proceeds with defense probing links to the Morrow maid Violet Sharpe and suspect Fisch. A former fingerprint clerk testified seeing a woman resembling Sharpe and a man like Fisch near a bloodied baby in New York, amid ongoing conflicts and a scheduled continuation on Monday.
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Associated Crees
Flemington
N. d
Violet Blame
Isador
Fisch
Long
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lind“berg
Moe
Evarpe
Yor Hove
Edward J. Reilly Ischer
Hauptmann
Germany
Pettr H. Sampcien
New York City
Enue
Sommer
Violet Sharpe
Omar
Jersey Ferry Terminal
Police uniforms spark boardwalk guide memo in Atlantic City
A February memo advises visitors on identifying officials along the Atlantic City boardwalk. It notes officers in white pith helmets, blue sport shirts, white shorts, and Sam Browne belts, stressing to approach them for directions. The description emphasizes a smart, commissioned look for traffic policemen patrolling the area.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Beadfront
Sam Browne
Witl
Plane Believed Navy Ship Falls in Flames in Millsap
In Millsap Texas at 8:50 am a plane believed to be part of a U S naval convoy fell in flames on a farm near George Williamenn. Two men died and charred bodies were recovered. Mrs. Maddox reported hearing a drone and saw a flaming streak as it crashed. Sheriff Lester Steiwart and an ambulance responded. Reports from Abilene said three Grumman naval fighters had departed from Abilene en route to Barksdale Field Shreveport from the San Diego naval training school.
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Millsap
Texas
Uniteed States
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Naval Straining School
San Diago
Conny Cler
George W. Huntress Jr
Criminal District Court
W. R. ‘Beau" Beaamier
W. W. McCrory
Beaumier
Albert W. West Jr
Bexar
Heaumiér
Huntress
George W. Huntress Sr
Fred Huntress
Heaumier
Paul J. Kilday
Dige Fast Woodhi
Dexar County
Luntress
Twa Vara
Indiana House Votes to End Alienation of Affections Suits
In Indianapolis eighty six men vote to end lawsuits for alienation of affections breach of promise seduction criminal conversation and naming of respondents in divorce cases. Mrs Roberta West Nicholson spearheads the measure calling such suits regall blackmail as it advances to the Senate for consideration.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
House
Roberta West Nicholson
Senate
Doug Lady Ashley Travel to Rome
Rome dispatch notes Norglas Pairbanks Sr and Lady Ashley flying from Napier to Oxlin then by car to Rome. They continued to refuse to discuss any marriage plans or engagements.
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Doug
Lady Ashley
Rome
Norglas Pairbanks Sr
Napier
Oxlin
Rentals and rooms advertised in The Big Sunday Light
Classified rental notices from Tata’s Light section list furnished apartments weekly rates from 22 80 to 35 and 30 in various streets such as 617 Belley 302 E Park and 426 Florida. Unfurnished houses show monthly prices 311 423 Coleman 345 321 Meerscheidl. Rooms with board priced 35 weekly at 602 W Enclid. Additional property information and county ratings available. deadline six o’clock Saturday in the Late Morning edition.
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Keston
Belley
E. Park
Coleman
Florida
W. Enclid Bt Wen
W. Gramerer
Fannin
Broadway
Worthless serum release sparks state probe in Harrisburg
Harrisburg officials report arrest of a health department head and a Gililand Laboratories executive on charges of conspiring to distribute dangerous diphtheria antitoxin. Investigators reveal altered expiration dates on 116 serum boxes and shipments sent to multiple states. Separate indictments accuse County Clerk Huntress and his former deputy Beaumier of $7,000, with bonds posted and courtroom tension described as the case unfolds.
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Harrisburg
Warragh Far 3
D.phtheria
Charick J.margi Joi
William Hoffman
State Police Bureau of Criminal Identification
Roy G. Miller
Supi
Health Department
E. K. Tingley
Gilliland Laboratories
Marietta
Altom Y General
Beith MarByide-Dexter
Health
Margloth
Marglotti
Tingley
Maryland
Virginia
Alamo
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Weekend Warmth Promises Sunny Springs Weather
The chamber forecasts pleasant weekend weather with light north winds and bright skies. Temperatures will start cool around 42 to 43 degrees, dip to Lyn degrees below Saturday's 44, then rebound to 68 degrees by Sunday afternoon, matching Friday and Saturday highs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Etere
U. S
Former Treasurer Denied Re hearing by Supreme Court
TOPEKA February 2 9 The state supreme court today denied Tom B Boyd former state treasurer under sentence of 4 to 30 years for Alega removal of bonds from the treasury a re hearing of proceedings in which the court last December affirmed his conviction in trial court.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Tom B. Boyd
Alega
Treasury
Halley Citizen Reports Extortion Plot Against Miller
Federal investigators continued probing an $80,020 extortion scheme targeting Rio Grande Valley broker and banker Banks J. Miller. Miller, who received a scribbled $40,000 demand and threats to his safety, noted guards around his home as agents used a dummy package on Highway 66 to locate the suspect vehicle. He said threats were aimed at him, not his family.
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Mcallen
Texas
Banks J. Miller
Rio Grande ,Valley
Ganker and
Aurseryman
Miller
Okd
Tratesient Croa’s
Highway 66
Edinburg
Faifirras
Bin
Power of Press Ends Hiccoughing
New York February 2 reporters prepared to interview Samuel Falk a four year old painter about a three day hiccoughing spell when it suddenly ceased. Remedies such as holding breath sugar water breathing into a bat and horseradish fumes had all failed previously. Falk had hiccoughed once and the episode ended.
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New York
Samuel Falk
Painner
Falk
Death by Own Action Behind Grim Treasure Hunt Trail
In Los Angeles a grim scavenger hunt ended when W. H. Brown found his brother Otto, 46, dead from carbon monoxide fumes after leaving notes directing Brown to a final location in Glendale. The notes indicated Otto planned to kill himself.
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Los Angeles
W. H. Brown
Oto
Bren
Otto
Brown
Glendale
Republicans Plan Fight to Curb Relief Powers in Congress
Eight Republican senators from the appropriations committee prepared to meet to curb President Roosevelt's relief program. Senate minority leader McNary said Republicans would seek separation of the 830 million direct-relief authorization from the work fund and push amendments to strip the president of discretionary loan guarantees, grants, and eminent domain powers.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
Ickes
McNary
Oregon
Alaska Ready for Swiftest Gold Rush in History
Seattle Feb 2 All Alaska forecasters expect one of the greatest gold rushes in the territory this spring. Government estimates place last year’s gold production at 16 105 000 and veteran prospectors say renewed activity has been sparked across promising districts and prospects areas of shining.
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Seattle
Waths
Alnexa
Mistrial Looms in Texas Death Case
In Texas on February 2, jurors pressed into a third day of deliberations in the Lee Parrish case. Parrish is accused in the shooting death of Lone Hooper. A mistrial looms as the jury nears a verdict.
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Texas
Ban Augustine
P—Javis
Lee Parrish
Lone Hooper
Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area
Partly cloudy to cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with light to moderate north winds. Saturday low around 44 expect high near 68. Sunday high about 60 with a low around 42. West Texas and coast show similar fair to partly cloudy conditions across the period.
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San Antonio
Texas
West Texas
Addionat Werther
Whiteley and Britt Bond in Jail Over Libel Charges
Tyan A Britt editor and Rob ert Whiteley associate editor of Bare Facts were jailed again on criminal libel charges after a sheriff's refusal to honor bonds. Bondsmen Hans Werner and Grover Morris argued the signature was invalid since property security lay outside the county. Bail bonds posted then rejected led to further arrests. charges by Turner and Walph, alleging libelous articles about Phil Wright and the county political scene, were filed in separate court divisions.
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Tyan A. Britt
Putisher
Robert Whiteley
Bare Facts
Sheriff's Department
Meath
Wade
T. J. Turner
Vigiance Committee
Brith and Whitney
Martin Walpht
Phil Wright
Bonds
Atweing
Alfonso Newton Jr
Newton
Britt
Whiteley
Hans Werner
Crofton Avenue
Grover Morris
Newton Lold Morris
Werner
Morris
Medina County
Atascosa County
Brite
Aew Pears
Sist
Albert
West
Oy "Purner
Brittere Whiteley
Wright
County Couch
State executes gangsters for murder at Richmond prison
In Richmond Va on February 2 Robert Mais and Walter Legenza were executed in the electric chair for the murder of Ewell M Haband during a mail robbery. The Tri State gang, linked to multiple crimes including kidnapping and robberies, ended its crime span with these executions.
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State Penitentiary
Richmond
Tenbery
Robert Mais
Walter Taygenza
Guy Hulle
UM A.m
Silumine
Pokere
Legenza
Ewell M. Haband
Mail Brack
March
Thanélorings
Lowever
Mats
Mais
Rice M. Youelk
Huband
Lepenga
Philadelphia
Four men held in Buffalo Bank robbery in Texas
Four men accused of stealing 7000 from Citizens State Bank in Buffalo Texas January 17 were in custody as officers announced the case solved. Arthur Whitten and Cory Hudson were arrested in Oklahoma and sent to Tyith. Mona Bell was arrested in Clovis New Mexico and Howard McCollum in Duval County.
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Centerville
Exas
Ren
Citizens State Bank
Buffalo
Texas
Cublody
Arthur Whitten
Cory Hudson
Oklahoma
Tyith
Mona Bell
Clovis
Howard MecCollum
Duval County
Actress 70 Confirms Two Marriage Proposals
Hollywood report says actress May Fabson, 70, disclosed she received two marriage proposals by mail. One came from Lima, Ohio, and the other from South Bend, Indiana. She refused to name the proposers but noted they are her age.
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Hollywood
Paroled Convict Severes Own Head in Prison Bordering Death
Houston dispatch reports a paroled convict who, just after release on December 12, killed a person with a butcher knife today. The coroner ruled the death self inflicted, determining homicide by suicide after the inmate attempted to sever his own head. The prisoner had been serving a sentence for murder.
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Houston
W—H. B. Hn
Penitentiare
Imael
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Col
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Theese Hauptmann
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Tata's
Cetus
Exglere
Tudge
McCrory
W. R
Dave Watson
Halley Citizen
Solons
Alaska
Wests
Weiss
Die
Mouen
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Pit Moll
Legente
Edwin Gale
Matin
Farrell
Convt
McKeever
Gale
Buffalo Bank
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