Hauptmann case moves on as Wilentz heads to Jersey
Trenton, N J Feb 25 The Iman who told a Flemington jury Hauptmann will be thawed out when he hears that switch sped back to New Jersey to ensure the condemned Lindbergh kidnapper does not escape. Attorney General Wilentz planned to meet Hunterdon prosecutor Hauck to gauge the governor's attack on two state witnesses Mullard Whited and Amandus Hochmuth. He may seek legal advice on Hauptmann extradition from the Bronx amid claims Whited swore to seeing Hauptmann near the Lindbergh estate. The governor may seek further counsel on the evidentiary validity and the revocation of a January 16 reprieve.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
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Harold G
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John Mattiesen
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Jassie
Condon
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WPA Teachings Provoked In Southern Mill Towns
An investigation by Frank C. Waldrop reveals that the WPA ran a camp near Smyrna Georgia to train female mill workers in communist ideas. The facility used a Y W C A retreat as a base and directed teaching, songs and plays praising Soviet concepts.
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Urge Reading of Soviet Books in Smyrna Camp
Unemployed women in a Smyrna Georgia works progress administration camp were urged to read socialist books as propaganda. Titles listed include Memoirs of a Revolutionary, Diary of a Communist Schoolboy, My Life by Leon Trotsky, and The Little Grandmother of the Russian Revolution.
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Smyrna
Works Progress, Administration
Leon Trotzky
WPA Training Camp Sparks Soviet Sympathy Admission
The text reports a Georgia WPA camp where officials claim federal supervision bypassed state control. Trainers urged union tactics, praising Soviet Russia, while instructors like Eviedel Kea described pressure to teach pro Soviet content. One teacher resigned in protest, saying curriculum was altered to align with camp directives.
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Alt
Kea
WEA
Ger
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WPA
Russia
United States
Mercer B. Evans
Emory University
Atlanta
Eviedel Kea
Columbus
WPA Joo
Georgia Public Schools
Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Lumber Yard Razed by a $200000 Fire in EMID
A spectacular timber yard blaze at the Long Bell lumber plant near Ola was brought under control after two hours. Fire officials estimate losses exceeding 200000 dollars with adjacent buildings sustaining further damage.
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Gamage
Victims of avalanche near Chicazo site identified
The Feb 25 report lists Mrs Rose Israel cook Ral Kliger black and Ghapp E Wood 53 as victims of a sudden slide at the Toric Camp Bird mine nine miles south of here. The third body was carried away by a crane and crushed in the debris, with rescue teams working after the Monday dawn collapse.
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Crushi
Train Robbers Use Truck in Hold-Up
In New Jersey on February 25 US1 reports robbers in a truck seized a patrol car and forced conductors to stop near a store. The bandits looted cosmetics and valuables, fleeing after the high‑speed dash in a light truck. Police search for suspects and details remain incomplete.
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Neware
N. J
Yale
Meet studies amendments in Schenectady press
The regional Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems discussed a proposal to amend the U S constitution to permit reenactment of NRA and AAA, voided by the Supreme Court, offered by Msgr John A Ryan of the Catholic University of America in Washington.
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Schenectady
United States
NRA
AAA
Supreme Court
Catholic Conference On Industrial Problems
John A. Ryan
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Junior Birdmen of America Plans Brooksfield Hangar Contest
The event is scheduled for Sunday at 1 30 p m with preparations underway to stage the contest in the Brooksfield dirigible hangar this week. Readers are invited to send name age and address to the Junior Birdmen of America via The San Antonio Light for participation details.
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Junior Birdmen of America
San Antonio
Witness Threat in Clock Deaths Looms Over Inquest
Los Angeles February 5 police investigated a death threat against a witness in the time clock murders of Carl S Barbour and wife. The couple were bludgeoned and their bedroom set afire by a watch timed device. lodger Sprout Ferry reported an unidentified man threatened him if he testified at today’s inquest. Quiet until 6 pm Saturday, classified ads continue in the Late Morning Home Delivery edition.
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Carl S. Barbour
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Sprout Ferry
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