PARDON HEARING IN NEW JERSEY FOR LINDBERGH BABY KILLER
New Jersey court of pardons plans a 10 30 am Saturday session to consider Bruno Hauptmann’s clemency plea. Governor Roatsman will select the meeting place, likely at the state house or state prison, as prosecutors await potential personal appearance by the condemned man. Postponement aims to avoid legislative conflicts and allow defense time for possible federal habeas corpus actions.
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Trenton
N. J
Jen
New Jersey
Herold G. Roatsman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
State House
Mark
Kimberting
Prikon
Crindals
Georgia Governor Talmadge Attacks Roosevelt Policy Criticism
Atlanta writer John T. Lambert reports Governor Eugene Talmadge's harsh judgment of the Roosevelt administration. Talmadge denounces New Deal programs as destructive to farmers and small business, criticizes the NRA and federal relief, and urges a return to conservative Democratic practices, claiming Washington wastes and mismanages money while Georgia pursues savings.
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Georgia
John T. Lambert
Eugene Talmadge
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge Fogay
AAA
Washington
America
Talmadge
Talmadot
Trug Democrat
Jeffterzonian
NRA
Pair hailed as communist agents in Rio de Janeiro arrest
Rio de Janeiro police arrested Harry Berger and a woman identified as Machla Lengsky Berger on charges of heading subversive activities in South America. Capt. Miranda Correa said the couple, with apparently authentic US passports, are connected to the Soviet Union and the C B B. Authorities withheld exact detention location, noting they would be sent to Washington for documents. The pair were well known for hospitality and refined home, and their arrest follows regional tensions after Brazil-U Uruguay and Soviet involvement disclosures.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Miranda Correa
Harry Berger
South America
Berger
Machla Lengsky Berger
Correa
United States
Washington
Montevideo
Brazil
Uruguay
Russia
Dla
Beraphim Braga
Two Treated for Accident Injuries
Two persons were treated at Robert B. Green hospital Thursday for injuries from auto accidents. Mrs Florence Rests, 31, of 214 Nolan street, suffered cuts in a collision at Houston street and New Braunfels avenue, and Pat Fovala, 42, of 113 Daly street, was knocked down by a car at North Zarzamnoya street and Kenrick avenue.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Tursiay
Florence Rests
Nolan Street
Houston Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Pat Fovala
Daly Street
Zarzamnoya Street
Kenrick Ave
Ane
Bexar Youths On Park Work Initiated In San Antonio
Approximately 156 Bexar county youths are already employed with 82 more openings announced by Joseph H. Skiles assistant to the state director of the National Youth Administration. Thousands of local youths aged 16 to 28 may join by registering. Forty boys will start immediately at the new state park on Highway No. 9, 14 miles northwest, and another 40 at the park on Highway No. 68 north of town. Wages range from 1.08 to 4.32 dollars per day, with many young men to be employed statewide.
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Bexar County
Joseph H. Skiles
National Youth Administration
San Antonio
Skiles
Mearly Fco Voung
Runaway Car Injures 10 Year Old Girl Near South Flores
A runaway car struck 10 year old Doris Trene Jones on a school route near South Flores and Davis, knocked her down and broke her leg. Valentino Munoz, listed as the operator, chased the car but could not stop it before it crashed into a tree. the girl was taken to Nix hospital.
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Doris Trene Jones
Bouthross Boulevard
South Flores
Davis Streets
Mough
Rmvers
Ming
Beroes
Shooting in Idabel. ex-officer kills two women then himself
In Idabel Oklahoma Jan a former peace officer Olin McDowell shot Beulah Henson 23 of Little Rock and Beulah was at the Curls Sargent home with Mrs Benton Crow. McDowell fired at Henson and then killed himself after Daisy Crow recounted the confrontation.
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Idabel
Okla
Jan
Tip— Sulets
Olin McDowell
Pease
Beulah Henson
Little Rock
Ark
Curls Sargent
Ford reports 1935 global output at 1 335 865 units
Ford Motor Co announces world production for 1935 reached 1 335 865 units, up 58 percent from 1934. U S and Canada output totaled 1 272 283 units, up 47 percent from 1934, when 715 438 autos were built. World production in 1934 stood at 835 017 units.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
United States
Canada
Inspectors Grade 522 Food Places
LP Bishop executive director of the San Antonio health department announced that 522 of 3400 city food establishments had been inspected since the year's start. A new grading system began January 1 and cards showing the grade will be issued February 1.
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Bishop
San Antonio
Safety Commission to Be Reappointed
Governor Allred announced the reappointment of all members of the Public Safety Commission. The law sets terms ending December 31 with staggered two four and six year appointments. Commissioners named are Albert Bidney Johnson of Dallas chairman W Cottingham of Houston and D D Baker of Beguin.
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Austin
Cyovernor
Allred
Publc Safety Commission
Public Safety Department
Albert Bidney Johnson
Dallas
W. Cottingham
Houston
D. D. Baker
Beguin
DuPont Buys Centennial Space for Exhibits
DuPont Company today paid 416000 for 6340 square feet of exhibit space in the walled industries hall at the Centennial exposition. The firm will invest about 100000 more on its exhibits, officials announce.
Allred Engk Speaks Here in San Antonio
Governor James V. Allred spoke at the St. Anthony hotel in San Antonio on Monday night, discussing Texas matters after a California and New York trip. He enjoyed California but noted the harsh news about Texas weather, and he mentioned old-age pension debates as preparations for new laws.
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Calfornia
James V. Allred
San Antonis
Mrz. Alfred
California
Californiia
Texas
En Hunter
New York State
Carpenter
New York
Arpen
Stephan F. Austin
Severe cold grips Midwest and plains shifting eastward
A brutal cold wave moved from the upper Midwest and Rockies toward the east. Minnesota reported a low of 41 below in Ware and 33 below at Bemidji, with Jamestown near 27 below as temperatures plunged rapidly. Oklahoma wheat growers welcomed snow depths of one to three feet.
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Minnesota
Adfscmt
Mises
Rocky, Mountains
Healyel
Minn
Bemidji
Jamestown
Oklahoma
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