New Panel to Be Asked in Kidnap Case
Modern legal wrangle over Hauptmann trial prompts bid for a new jury panel after charges that a satirical pamphlet mailed to jurors tampered with the process. Chicago lawyer Mary Belle Spencer defends the work as fiction aimed at mocking the legal system. Prosecution links the pamphlet to an alleged attempt to bias the Lindbergh kidnapping jury. Col Lindbergh and Col Schwarzkopf named in the pamphlet are cited in the case context.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Anthony 4. Haunck
Mary Belle Spencer
Chicago
Hauptmann
Hauck
New Jersey
G. Lloyd Fisher
North
Clark Street
John Des
Scoffe
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Sally Rand
Spencer
N. Clark
Col. Limberg
Elizabeth Gal
H. N. ‘Schweartupt
Hunterdon
Hunter
Col. Lindbergh
Col. Schwarzkopf
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
State Police
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
Hunterdon County
Tragic Wharf Accident Drowns Family in Fog
Elmer R. Hunt, 29, lost in dense coastal fog near Wilmington California, drove his coupe off a pier into 40 feet of water. His wife Sabina, 24, and children Arthur, 3, and Helen, 112, perished. Hunt escaped unharmed.
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Wilmington
Cal
Elmer R. Hunt
Sabina
Arthur
Helen
The Man Who Could Not Be With Us
Fragmentary lines describe a revered figure unable to join the speaker group. The speaker and others kneel in awe, seeking guidance and light from him, as he raises his arms in a symbolic display.
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