Today A Baby Grows Up and Good News for FDR
A garbled column reflects on Franklin D Roosevelt's birth, the Senate, and public welfare programs. It mentions Mrs Roosevelt's work with home projects, praise from Americans, and critiques of foreign policy. The piece weaves in art market notes and weather curiosities from New York to the nation.
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Allege Hauptmann alibi questioned in Lindbergh case trial
Mrs Hauptmann faced intense cross examination as the defense attacked her credibility and alibi claims regarding the night Baby Lindbergh was kidnapped. Prosecutors pressed dates from 1932 to 1933 citing a theater note, ransom payments, and toy shelf details, while she insisted she never saw a shoe box though she acknowledged a soap-coupon tin on a shelf.
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Bruno Hichard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Smallest Clip of Wool Predicted
PUORNIX Ariz January predicted the smallest clip of wool in a cryptic note. The report mentions Harry Petric and a 1834 date, referencing a peculiar wool event tied to the United States sheep industry and a broader regional livestock context.
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United States
Harry Petric
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Weather forecast for San Antonio region Wednesday to Thursday
Partly cloudy to cloudy through Wednesday night and Thursday. Lows near 56 Wednesday night, highs around 70 Thursday. Light to moderate west winds along the coast. Additional notes include cloudy conditions in East Texas and moderated winds along the coast, with similar temperatures in other referenced areas.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Texas
Texas Solons Still Can't Duel
Texas lawmakers again fail to advance a constitutional amendment to abolish the old anti dueling clause. The House votes against submission by 1, Eh to 3, with most members opposing change or fearing a statewide election. Some fear early passage could jeopardize other proposed amendments.
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Den
Offine
House Conti
Ehty
18 Held in Mexico Revolt Plot Financed in U S
Mexican authorities report 15 arrests in a supposed revolutionary plot allegedly financed from the United States.US documents tie the conspiracy to supporters in El Paso Texas and Mexico with a $300000 fund and planned February action. Suspects named include Gilberto Valenzuela Marcelo Carayes Guatardo Villarreal Enrique Vasconcelos and Jose Vasconcelos relations.
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LA Wells
Fed
United States
Fern
War Department
Te Movement
Gilberto Valenzuela
Marcelo Carayes
el Paso
Texas
Gutardo Villarreal
Enrique Vasconcelos
Jose Vasconcelos
Politcal
Valenmuela
Caraves
Kacelsior
Ney
Weather forecast predicts warmer temps in San Antonio
A forecast published Wednesday morning by U S Meteorologist Fr i Jarboe says mainly cloudy conditions will give way to slightly higher temperatures in San Antonio over the next 24 hours. The thermometer is expected to range from SF to TO degrees.
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Jarboe
San Antonio
U. S
Fr. i Jarboe
Jurbue
Working Hour Cuts Demanded of NRA
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged reductions in working hours of workers to combat unemployment. He spoke before the recovery board during hearings on code provisions revision, arguing shorter hours are essential to meet the jobless problem.
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NRA
Washington, D. G
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Recovery Board
Two Indicted for Four Poison Murders in Houston Case
Eight indictments returned by the Harris county grand jury accuse Dora Bullock Frost, 46, and her estranged husband George Frost, 45, of murdering four female relatives by poisoning. The cases were announced yesterday in Houston.
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Houston
Dora Bullock Frost
George Frost
Herris County
Mae West Receives Honor as Cagey Colonel of COC Unit
Hollywood January 30 Mae West received another military honor as she was notified she is an honorary colonel of Company 198 of the Civilian Conservation Corps. The actor and famed Kentucky colonel now joins the ranks of distinguished leaders in the agency.
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Hollywood
Mae West
Kentucky
The
Civilion Conservation
Indictment Sees Travis Park Gang In Dry Extortion Case
San Antonio youths described as members of a Travis Park gang were indicted in Austin on charges of extortion under the Lindbergh law. Defendants Krupalla Stahl and McCoy allegedly sent interstate threats and demanded money from Maj. Charles F. Stivers. One defendant already serves time in Leavenworth for another extortion case.
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San Antonio
Travis Park
Harris Stahl
Louis Krupalla
Jack Arthur McCoy
Austin
Dfehs
wWwlo
Charles
Stivers
United States Army Command and
General Slaff
Fort
Jie
Port Sam Houston
Charles P. Stivers
Major Stivers
McCoy
Stahl
Kruppals
Harges
Lindberg
United States District Attorney's Office
Aew
Wader
Federal
Leavenworth
Border fighting reported along Manchu Mongol frontier
Dispatch from Hsinking, Manchukuo says serious fighting near Bor Nor on the Manchu Mongol border as Manchukuo Japanese forces attacked to eject outer Mongolian troops from a disputed area.
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Jan
A. Rengo Glavanesé
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Henan
Bor Nor
Pederzaj Pleads Guilty to Bigamy
In New York General Sessions court on January 30 4% Tyary Pederaaj pleaded guilty to bigamy in a case prosecuted by Turverson a corporation lawyer of New York Union Delott local court filing details unclear due to OCR errors but confirms guilty plea on bigamy charges involving more than one spouse.
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New York
Tyary Pederaaj
General Sessions
Harper
Iss Ames
Turverson
Cheme Corporation
Unio Delott
Storm toll rises as northwest flood deaths reach six
Northwest region reports six additional storm deaths today raising the toll from the recent floods. The latest fatalities followed an automobile accident in a flooded slough near Burlington Wash as the first transcontinental train crossed into Canada under calm weather after nine travel days.
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Burlington
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Steel production pace hits 56 percent capacity
New York January 30 Iron Age reports in its weekly summary that steel production rose to 56 percent of capacity, a gain of 4 1 2 points from last week and the highest rate since last June.
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New York
Iron Age Today
Suicide verdict in gambling law protest note found
In Houston a 43 year old K W J Alford, a company employee, died by swallowing poison in a downtown hotel. A justice of the peace returned a verdict of suicide. A note read, Race horocs caused the ... The public note linked to gambling law repeal.
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Jun
K. W.J. Alford
Ofl
Suicidle
Barker-Karpis Tandem Ties Face Murder Probe
Widening links are explored between the Barker-Karpis gang and the fatal police shooting and a $4000 payroll holdup in South St. Paul. Federal evidence ties the gang’s women members to a sensational crime wave tied to the Bremer kidnapping case and a brutal slaying.
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St, Paul Jan
Barker-Kerpis
Edward G. Bremer
South St. Paul
Greveland
St. Paul
Vernon Avenue
Federal Pay Raise Effective April
Washington January 30 restoration of a five per cent federal pay raise was assured when the committee accepted a senate amendment to a deficiency appropriation bill. President Roosevelt had recommended full pay until July 4. The amendment excludes salaries over 1000 a year but will boost pay for many federal employees and members of Congress, who currently earn up to 610,000 annually.
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D. C
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Classified Rental Vacancies in Light as Advertised
Rental listings show unfurnished apartments at 10.50 to 313 per month and rooms with board at 5 to 55 weekly. Properties include 1911 Montana, 422 W. Johnson, 431 B Franciscan, 411 N Gevere, 1007 N St Marys, 727 Main Ave, and 428 Van Ne with various rents and terms.
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W. Johnson
N. Gevere
N. St. Mary's
Main_ Avenue
van Ne
Doping scandal shocks Texas racing at Alamo Downs
Prominent trainers L Burkes Knoll Coward and Vic Gallo suspended by Alamo Downs stewards amid the biggest doping scandal in Texas racing history. Horses under their care moved to other trainers as authorities refer cases to the state racing commission for further action.
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Vic Gatlo
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Racing Commission
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Tago
Kentucky
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