Parole Recommended for Lipsitz in 1932 Kidnapping Case
Samuel M. Lipsitz sought parole after a 13 year sentence for conspiracy to extort and assault tied to the Albert Hendler kidnapping in 1932. Parole director Moser argued against early release, noting lengthy supervision and the potential five year confinement if paroled. Lipsitz, 34, working at the State Penal Farm cannery, would need supervision until June 1, 1946 if released.
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Annapolis
Samuel M. Lipsitz
Albert Hendler
Baltimore
Herman A. Moser
Max Lipsitz
Lipsitz
Green Haven
Anne Arundel County
State Penal Farm
Moser
Wiong
$30 A Month Pensions For Aged Urged
The push for a $30 monthly pension for all aged Americans outlines current state variations and a 1943 target. Proposals include universal coverage for old age and survivors insurance, extended taxation starting in 1943, and inclusion of self employed, farmers, and government workers. Senate reports note potential $3 billion increase. critics argue current wartime needs justify restraint.
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Arkansas
California
Downey
Calizz
Pepper
D. Fla
Lafollette
Wis
Thomas
Ida
Greer
Green
Maintenance of buying power helps prevent production collapse
The passage argues that preserving at least a minimum buying power for people over sixty would aid in stabilizing production once the current emergency ends. It frames aging consumers as a key factor in sustaining demand and preventing an economic downturn after the crisis passes.
Mystery Voice Identified in Berlin Broadcasts
Aug 24 Berlin. Propaganda Minister Goebbels named Broscow as the source of a mystery voice that disrupted National Deutschland sender night news with hostile remarks. He said a direction finder showed Moscow operated on the Deutschland sender frequency and noted German past use during the Warsaw bombardment.
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Berlin
Deutschland
Goebbels
Broscow
Das Reich
Moscow
Warsaw
Russia
Germany
Japanese envoy sees F D R
Tokyo reports Japan grows wary of any US Britain pact on the Far East and of American aid to China and the Soviet Union. Nomura may present a formal communication while Washington and Moscow receive protests over oil shipments to Vladivostok. Hull notes US will continue war supplies. friction centers on greater East Asia plan and asset freezes.
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Tokyo
Mr. Roosevelt
Churchill
Far East
China
Soviet Russia
Nomura
Vladivostok
Pacific
United States
Japan
Manchuria
South Pacific
Greater East Asia
Washington
Moscow
Hull
France Executes Anti-Communist Leaders After Paris Court Rulings
In Paris a new anti Communist court issued death sentences to three men amid mass arrests. In Versailles heavy guards surrounded barracks after gunfire in a clash with collaborationists. Notable figures, including Lucien Sampaix and Laval, faced life or long terms as others received years in hard labor. A nurse and soldiers reported critical wounds from the attack surrounding the Borguis de Bordes barracks.
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Paris
Versailles
Duro
Colette
Andre Brechet
Emil Jean Bastard
Abraham Trgebriche
Lucien Sampaix
L'Humanite
Hautes Alpes
Pierre Lanant
Bernard Friedmann
Leon Ladondeau
Laval
Deat
Collette
Norman
Legson
Fernand de Brinon
Vichy
Dent
Borguis de Bordes
Palace of Versailles
Russia
de Brinon
Lagionnaires
Durgy
Legionnaire
Ready For Battle In Impeachment Case And Paris Attacks
Councilor Daniel H. Coakley 73 of Brighton telephones his daughter revealing confidence of vindication in impeachment before the state senate on misconduct charges. In France, shootings and protests widen as German and French police mass arrests in Paris’ workers’ districts prompt threats to hold French detainees as hostages and Vichy imposes death penalties for Communist agitators amid retaliatory violence linked to the July 26 murder of Marx Dermoy.
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Daniel H. Coakley
Brighton
Mass
Eileen Mahoney
State Senate
Besset
Collete
Laval
France
Paris
Vichy
Marx Dermoy
Socialist
Parked Car Struck On Potomac Avenue
Clyde EB Warner aged 38 was arrested on charges of operating an automobile while under the influence after his vehicle struck a parked car near Waynesboro High School on Potomac Avenue. A wheel was torn from Warner’s car and it rolled about 250 feet before stopping, according to Patrolmen Welch and Rohrer.
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Clyde EB. Warner
Potomac Street
Potomac Avenue
Warner
John R. Frante
Waynesboro
Welch and
Rohrer
Autoist Keefer Arrested After West Washington Crash
Solomon A. Keefer of Big Pool, 43, was arrested by Patrolmen Welch and Rohrer after a collision in the 400 block West Washington street. His car struck a vehicle driven by Frank Monninger of the 400 block McDowell avenue. No injuries were reported. both autos were damaged. Keefer was released on collateral pending a Friday hearing.
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Solomon A. Keefer
Big Pool
Welch and
Rohrer
West
Washington Street
Keefer
Frank Monninger
McDowell Avenue
Wheat allotments discussed by AAA official
A AAA official notes a likely referendum for marketing quotas next year and predicts no wheat destruction option to fit quotas in 1942. Farmers should stay within fall seeding allotments as a large wheat surplus remains and allotments are at the lowest AAA level. Committeemen plan soil improvement benefits for the new AAA year starting September 1.
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AAA
Missing Youth Is Found Father Dies In Wisconsin Camp
An eleven year old boy named Charles Pugmier wandered four days with his delirious father Kermit 33 through dense woods near Hawseins Wisconsin. They became lost Saturday and on Sunday the father collapsed and died while the boy was found hours later near a lumber camp barely conscious and surviving on nothing. Local searchers recovered the boy who was near collapse and deeply traumatized.
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Hawseins
Wis
Charles Pugmier
Watpaca
Kermit
Hat Thief Faces Suspended Sentence, Va. Trial Justice Says
In Staunton Virginia on August 28 a trial justice named W Terrell Sheehan vowed a suspended sentence for whoever took a hat from his office. The incident involved a boy who became delirious and collapsed yesterday but pressed on seeking help.
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Staunton, Va
W. Terrell Sheehan
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