Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial Focus Shifts in 1932 Proceedings
Reported court scenes describe police search efforts and witness confrontations as Judge Trenchard warns against decorum while Condon testifies. National attention centers on Col. Lindbergh and his wife amid threats to the family, with guards stationed at Englewood and ongoing threats to heirs and suspects.
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Reilly
Eithey
Indy Gaw
Apjee
Condon
Withvese
J. Don’ F.'Condon
Trenton
Nnily Hauptmann
John Wr
Lindbergh
David T. Jents
Department of Justice
Femal Revenue Department
New York
New Jersey
Havel
Motmaon
Lindberghs
Jon
Anthony
Hauck
Hunter
New Miracle Drug Cyatex Promises Youth and Vitality
Questionable cure claims flood the market as a mysterious product named Cyatex advertises rapid relief for kidney ailments and fatigue. The ad, centered on bold guarantees and a money back promise, targets readers seeking instant rejuvenation despite vague active ingredients and dubious medical validity.
Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial Nearing Key Witnesses
London Daily Express cites Miss Gow’s mother and Nurse Cradon as implicating new details. Hauptmann wept in his cell at a recent hearing as authorities, including Condon and state police, prepare for further testimony and fingerprint evidence. Betty Gow’s further testimony is expected as officers recount the Lindbergh estate alarm and rapid response.
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Colone
Tecsey
London Daily Express
Miss Gow
Taylor
Hauptmann
Condon
Talny
Kelly
Bronx
David T
Wilents Orst
Wold
Couizl Minarremy
Dassie
Trenton
Idké
Cradon
Passie
Mauptmann
Byonx
Dr. Condon
John
Waa
Betty Gow
Hopewell
Lindbergh
Quin Plans Vote For May Election
Quin plans to vote about mid April as city commissioners run re election campaign. Mayor announced Monday the election will be held on May 9.
Hauptmann Faces Accusers After Rest Period
Hauptmann resumes trial week in court as spectators observe from the corridor. The Lindbergh baby murder suspect rests in his cell and accepts meals, showing no visible reaction to being charged in open court.
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Hauptmann
Plemington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Brongy Carpenter
Mecel
Oy Hauptmann
Gems and cash stolen from parked car report
Burglar took two diamonds, cash and a bag from a car owned by Mrs Z J Bankt of 933 West Mulberry Avenue. Police said Monday. A theft at 306 Idaho Street netted $112 in clothing. Pedra Sa Tunges at 132 San Pattin Alley reported 240 pounds of pecans and two shelling machines stolen, lock valued at 330 Julian Punte, 15 Speed Street, sold watch and other jewelry from his home.
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Z. J. Bankt
West Mulberry Avenue
Wf. G. Leuschnier
Idaho Street
San Pattoin Alley
Julian Punte
Bandits Take Best Shoes From Victim
Bandits robbed Nel ap Walter Bowden and Miss Jane Newman early Sunday on Summit agenas and Sherrer boulevard. Newman lost a watch and $1.80 while Bowden’s belt and a pair of shoes were taken. the bandits fled into the brush.
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Walter Bowden
Atlanta
Jane Newman
142:8 A Youths to Leave for Camps
One hundred forty two San Antonio boys will leave for camp in Texas and New Mexico on Monday and Tuesday according to B Meolabahan Southern Pacific railroad passenger agent. In addition 118 conservation men will pass through San Antonio Tuesday on route for New Mexico and Arizona.
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San. Antonio
COC
Wariane Paints
Texas
New Mexico
B. Meolabahan
Souther Pacific Railroad
San Antonio
Arizona
Bandits Slug Man Rob Him for Cash and Hat
Jim Clark of 203 Bushnell avenue told police Monday he was slugged and robbed of $9 and a hat near Pine and Nebraska streets. Testimony may fore the intrusion of the kidnap later in evidence. Colonel Lindbergh may be called back to testify about the ladder and chisel found outside the house.
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Jim Clark
Bushnell Avenue
Pine and
Nebraska
Lindbergh
Ant Nie Kid
Napers
Lindbergh witness questioned on missing second man
Defense contends Colonel Lindbergh did not reveal the second man seen near the cemetery night of the ransom payment. The attorney argued police records show a second figure near the car, possibly signaling, while Wilentz and others declined comment on further questioning.
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Jan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Brone
Richard Hauptmann
Br. Raymond's
Hauptmann
Edward J Reilly
Brooklyn
Lindbergh
RW B
Colonel Tingbergh
Lane Wolf
Thettorney
Wirnta O
Colon Lindbergh
Wilentz
Anthony MM. Hauck
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S. Division of Investigation
Ector Henry
Bruckmen
New York Police Department
Wilenty
Doane Lindbergh
Lindvergh
Wileriz
Trupt
Mane
Wiléntz
Slaying Complaint Filed Against Man Grecehela Narang
A slaying complaint was filed against Grecehela Narang. The address listed is W12 South Prin street. The case concerns the death of Moses Fela of 305 Menchaca Street, who died Saturday from bullet wounds suffered January 1, with details in a dusline at Certigan's salut and de Peate.
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Grecehela Narang
Prin Street
Dusline
de Peate
Certigan
Salut
Moses Fela
Menchaca Atteet
Furlong Heads to Mexico City for Highway Data
Withian I. Furlong, charged as commerce highway department manager, left Sunday night for Mexico City to meet new highway officials and secure data. The text notes Hauptmann remarks and Defense arguments about evidentiary issues.
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Furlong
Mexico City
Withian I. Furlong
Charghes
Commerce Highway Department
Doubt Over Hauptmann Voice Testimony in Kidnap Case
New York reports question the strength of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh's account identifying Hauptmann’s voice in the 1932 ransom case. The New York Law Journal doubts the standalone credibility of the voice identification and its sufficiency for a capital conviction. Dr. Condon signals possible public comments on his role despite prior promises.
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New York
Flemington
Charles A. Tindbergh
Hauptmann
John F. Con
New York Law Journal
Hite
Linabekeh
Kidnap Trial Crowds Form Early in New Year Day
PLEMINGTON January 1 41 Crowds gathered before Hauptmann trial. Three women arrived at daybreak eight hours early. By daylight scores waited with apples sandwiches in brown paper bags. Farmers in overalls and boots lounged on hotel veranda as vendors sold peanuts and candy.
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Plemington
Lindbergh Estate Draws Tourists
Hopewell New Jersey reports the Lindbergh kidnapping scene attracting visitors. At the Flemington court house where Bruno Richard Hauptmann stands trial, about 1182 cars visited the Lindbergh estate on Sunday and an estimated 5000 cars for the day, according to County Engineer Walter E. Roberts.
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Hopewell
N. J
Dan
Lintergh
Flemington
Bruno Richard Hartmann
Lindbergh
Walter E. Roberta
Pain relief claim for Nurito pill advertised to public
An old style advertisement touts Nurito a harmless drug for muscular pain and rheumatism. It promises quick relief, urges readers to ask a pharmacist, and guarantees money back after three doses fail to relieve pain. It mentions an eminent site end or expert endorsement and claims broad availability.
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Jane Lourd
Bruriliz Sciatica
Mirago
Nurlio
Nurito
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