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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
3
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In the Lindbergh kidnapping trial the state’s witnesses strengthen its case. An 87 year old man testified he saw Hauptmann near Hopewell on March 1, 1932, the kidnapping day. Dr Condon described payment of ransom to a man Hauptmann identified, and the defense remains silent on the four other people allegedly involved.
News notes the waning memory of the Civil War in the South as Confederate veterans forego a national gathering due to limited funds and shifting priorities. Despite lingering devotion, cities cannot afford hosting and time pressures shrink planned reunions for the aging groups.
The Washington News argues true leadership in this Congress rests with the President and key party figures. It notes House Speaker Joe Burns and Majority Leader Bankhead shape mechanisms, while lawmakers like Lewis and Rayburn may drive important New Deal reforms. In the Senate, Robinson and Harrison handle routine discipline, with Wagner, Costigan, La Follette, and Nortis seen as core progressive voices shaping policy. The core leaders plan, influence, and push a better day.
Washington weighs a new program for veterans to settle on public land or reclamation projects. Proposals include federal purchase of land for pensioned veterans, use of pensions to pay, or bonus credits tied to the World War veterans. A toy inventor touts a nearly unbreakable china toy aimed at longevity. Clara Bow's baby named Rex Larbow Beldamelt. Peace in Europe and stock market optimism frame a hopeful postwar outlook.
New York stories note that fake jewelry shops outnumber those in Paris and Fifth Avenue once Center Street. The world’s first street railway began at Prince Street to Harlem River, and the first prima donna to visit America hid for months on South Street. A quirky blend of culture and city trivia, from cornbread myths to dining phrases, dramatic clubs, and celebrity court news involving Rudy Vallee and Mady Christians, with Broadway counts and theater chatter across midtown.
The piece recalls the Metropolitan Opera house’s freshened facade at year start. It also remembers Moberly Bell of The London Times, famed for a bone-handled cane from an ankle injury while serving as foreign press correspondent in Egypt.
Washington Daybook notes Senator McNary of Oregon plans to pursue a cautious Senate strategy in the new session. He seeks two major committee assignments for each Republican andWill work to slow and block Democratic initiatives. He avoids public spats, relying on Senate rules to keep reforms in check while coordinating with Democratic leader Joe Robinson on timing.
Federal agents arrested Frank B. Cochran a Reno aviator and garage proprietor placed his wife Anna in custody and said others may be arrested later Cochran 50 is charged with conspiracy to harbor Nelson during his Nevada and California stay before his death in Chicago on November 28 Mrs Cochran was questioned and expected to be named party to the conspiracy Four dust coated paintings valued at 800 to 1000 each were found at Honolulu rubbish heap
Study indicates cornids tend toward normal or better yields after extreme dryness, with crops rising from about 19.4 bushels per acre after severe drought years 1894 1901 and 1920 to near the US average. Barley and oats followed similar patterns, affecting planning for spring and guiding adjustments under the 1986 AAA production contract to align acreage with reduced requirements and expected yields.
Circular patches of thickened skin on the sole under the ball are callouses or callosites. They form from irritation and protect underlying structures. caused by excessive standing and walking in improper shoes. Treatment includes changing footwear, softening with oils and warm water soaks, and relief may follow irritation removal.
A senator's successor may be appointed by the state governor to serve until an election is held. Representatives cannot be filled by appointment. A special election may be called to fill a vacancy, but usually the seat remains vacant until the next general election. Example cited: Senator Kendrik of Wyoming died in November 1833.
The text explains that Kendrick's term expired in 1935 and O Mahoney was appointed to succeed, with a partial six year term. It notes occasional simultaneous short and long term elections, clarifies the misbelief about “short term” and “long term.” It also describes New Mexico where Hatch filled a vacancy only to run for the unexpired term ending in 1937.
In the Imperial Handicap crowd swells as Broadway Bill leads till a late stumble ruins the bid. Dan Brooks frees the dying horse’s rider and faces new hopes as Alice consoles him. Higgins empire unravels while Dan and Alice pursue a fresh life.
A Hutchinson Kansas beginners class at First Presbyterian church school had just finished singing when a four year old asked for another song and sang The big bad wolf. The moment captures a humorous child’s craving for a lively tune during a quiet Sunday reflection.
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