Lindbergh Kidnap Trial Flesh Out New Ransom Notes
Dr Condon and lawyers dissect fresh ransom letters and telegrams tied to the Lindbergh case. Reich testifies on the Bronx cemetery meeting where Jassie and John planned the return of the baby’s sleeping garment. Hauptmann’s defense faces further cross examination as prosecution seeks to link the ladder and ransom to the crime.
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New York
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Wwilentz
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Tindbergh
London
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Tence Jatsic
Hechimann
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Reilly
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New York American
New York Journal
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Hauptmann
Dr. Candon
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Randon
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Many
Ibute
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Theo John Perrone
Deense
Cherboues
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Whiter
Calif
Los Angeles
Hauptuiging
Delinquency report highlights probation success and reform placements
County Judge Prost Woodhull praised supervised recreation as key to reducing delinquency as County Probation Officer Charles Blevins unveiled the annual report. About 80 percent of 1187 cases in 1934 were settled out of court, 194 reached court, 44 boys to Gatesville reform school, 34 to Southton county farm, four girls to Gatesville, four to Joske Memorial Home, with boys accounting for 82 percent of cases and racial composition 31 percent white, 43 percent Mexican, 6 percent Negro.
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Benny
Gatesville
Southton
Geinesville Reform School
Joske Memorisl
Blevins
Allred Names Gerald C. Mann Texas Secretary of State
Governor elect James V. Allred designated Gerald C. Mann of Dallas as Secretary of State to succeed W. W. Heath with the appointment taking effect after Allred's inauguration January 16. Also named are Edward Clark of San Augustine as first secretary C R Miller of Austin as second secretary and Pat Moreland of Kautrean as outside secretary.
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James V. Allred
Gerald C. Mann
Dallas
W. W. Heath
Allred
Edward Clark
San Augustine
Fiest
C. R. Miller
Pat Moreland
Kautrean
Alfred
Stockdale Farmers Aided by Chamber in Texas
Stockdale Texas January 9 Farmers in the county received tomato seed to plant 490 acres and Irish potatoes to plant over 100 acres through chamber of commerce committees under J H Bain president. Acreage of black eyed peas pinto beans and string beans not yet completed. cooperation will assist in marketing these products this season.
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Texas
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Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Bain
Bexar AAD Bidding Opens for County Road Projects
Word was received in San Antonio that bids will open January 18 for Basar county road work. About $60,000 will fund 12 miles on Highway 66 north toward Bulverde and $15,100 for 5.19 miles south along Roosevelt Avenue. Highway 3 will receive roughly $6,000 for 5.15 miles west from the city to Castroville. Readiness includes grading done and seal preparation to pack roads before topping.
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San Antonio
State Highway Department
Basar
Castroville
Bulverde
Pew
Britain assumes dole relief role for 4 million unemployed
London reports Britain takes control of relief for more than four million unemployed persons. government adopts Roosevelt era view and assumes responsibility for administering dole under the relief system, replacing previous royal administration.
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Great Britain
Rooeevelt
France Italy May Let Germany Have Small Army
Rome reported that France and Italy may agree to permit Germany a limited army after Mussolini and Laval reached an accord. An authority said the Italian disarmament memorandum could form the basis for allowing Germany a partial rearmament if she returns to the League and honors the Franco Italian non intervention pact. The memorandum reportedly suggests Germany maintain about 800,000 soldiers while France keeps its force near that level.
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France
Italy
Germany
3Pemier
Mussolini
Frere Laval
Europe
West Commended for War Against Illegal Gambling
A Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting votes a resolution commending Sheriff Albert W. West Jr and District Attorney John R. Shook for efforts to close illegal gambling operations. The document urges permanent elimination of gambling houses and devices and notes plans to shut down a mine-room two story unfurnished house at Stratford tours.
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Albert W. West Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
John R. Shook
West
Shook
Stratford Tours
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