Schwarzkopf says science solved Lindbergh case in NJ
Col H Norman Schwarzkopf told Elizabeth women that every branch of science aided the Hauptmann case, a reply to Gov Hoffman criticism of police methods. Hauptmann sits in cell awaiting execution the week of March 30, with no new reprieve likely. The governor cites lack of new evidence and Wilentz agreement as conditions for any delay. The Supreme Court denied a review, fixing execution for February 19.
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Trexton
X. J
Col. H. Norman
Schwarzkopf
Harold G. Hoffman
Col Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Schwarskopf
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Hoffman
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Forward Move Given Boost in Local Committees
The article lists multiple organizational units with names of chairmen and members, detailing a broad network of groups and special aids led by figures such as Joseph Reynolds James Dudley W Dellinger and others across Unit Nos 2 through 14 plus Special Aids John B Ferguson and W D Campbell.
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Joseph Reynolds
James Dudley
W. Dellinger
Max Greenawayt
J. Edward Cochran
Carl Stonebraker
A. B. Schofield
Fred C. Wright
Fred Reynolds
Chas
H Adams
Max Kiesewetter
F. Strole
M. S. Grossman
F.S. Bowman
F. H
Harry Hodges
E. Aldine Lakin
Jacob A. Kline
Robert Elnot
Earl Stoner
D. Ratacciotti
Arter Sica
Chas. R. Horner
Harry 5. Boyle, Jr
C. G. Ramsey
Leigh
C. M. Horst
Paul Fryer
Robert Stott
John B. Ferguson
L. Vinton Hershey
R. Paul Smith
M. P. Moller
Hirota Moves Toward Forming Japan Cabinet
Tokyo March 6 Koki Hirota, veteran foreign minister, reports progress in forming a new government to replace the last week’s disrupted cabinet. He has filled more than half the posts, naming Hirota as premier and listing Yoshida Naga no Terauchi Baba Kawasaki Obara Yuasa Matsudaira as key ministers and officials.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Imperial Palace
Hirohito
Hirota
Shigeru Yoshida
Church Notices For Antietam Broad Ford Pleasantville and Samples Manor
The Church of God presides with J. E. Stephen as pastor. Sunday School times vary by location, morning services and evening services follow inconsistent clocks. Revival services are scheduled each evening at 7 30.
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Church OF God
Antietam
J. E. Stephen
Broadfording
Pleasantville
Samples Manor
Farmers Study New Farm Plans Across Regions
Chicago report outlines a federal agriculture adjustment plan proposing a 270 million acre cap on major crops for 1936, a 470 million dollar soil conservation subsidy, two farmer payment classes, and a drive to replace the program with state plans by 1938. Proposals were presented by Secretary Henry Wallace and discussed by about 200 farm leaders in several cities including Memphis and New York.
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Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Henry Wallace
State Board
AAA
Wallace
M. L. Wilson
H. R. Tolly
New York
Salt Lake City
City Bond Bill Introduced For Hagerstown Refund
State Senator Ernest W. Miller introduced a measure to authorize Hagerstown to issue 345000 dollars in refunding water bonds. The bonds would replace Washington County Water Company bonds at four percent, maturing serially. The refunding would save about 80000 dollars, roughly 7000 dollars per year, with new bonds expected around three percent. The bill was drawn by City Attorney Ellsworth R. Roulette and approved by the Mayor and Council.
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Ernest W. Miller
Hagerstown
Washington County Water Company
Ellsworth R. Roulette
Major
Tydings Pledges Himself to the Roosevelt Standard
At the Democratic convention Tydings defended Roosevelt policies against Republican criticisms and urged unity beyond party lines. Secretary Hull spoke on monetary stabilization and a balanced budget as the party unanimously backed Roosevelt’s renomination.
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Tydings
Breckenridge
Cordell Hull
Hull
Mary Wilson
Cumberland
Truman B. Cash
Westminster
Roosevelt
Charles E. Moylan
Two Injured After Car Hits Train Boxcar
A southbound car collided with a Western Maryland box car at the Virginia Avenue crossing yesterday around 5 pm. Leonard Forsythe and Russell Forsythe escaped with minor injuries though the car suffered heavy damage. The driver cited sun glare and signals as factors. The auto was dragged about six feet after impact.
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Maryland
Virginia Avenue
Leonard Forsythe
Big Pool
Park Circle
Russell Forsythe
Big Pool Section
Mae West and Paramount clash over film contract breach
Hollywood. Mae West and Paramount Studio accuse each other of breaching a movie contract. A studio statement labels the breach anticipatory while an unnamed executive says rights are not waived. West's attorney Lloyd Wright says the studio acknowledges breach and she will work for another banner.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mae West
Paramount Studio
Lloyd Wright
Comforts of home listed in pleasant rooms for rent
Classified notice advertises rooms for rent described as pleasant and comfortable with a homelike atmosphere. Includes details typical of a rental listing in a local newspaper classified section.
Tax beer and whiskey, city solons told
The senate killed the one cent sales tax tied to relief urged by Gov Casey Committee. Senators clutched relief as counties and city lawmakers sparred over continuance and funding. Gov Nice shifted responsibility to the General Assembly as sessions pressed ahead with other measures.
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City Solons
Senate
Casey Committee
Finance Committee
Milton L. Veasey
Worcester
J. Allan Coad
St Mary's
J. David Balle
Carroll
O. Mtraugh
Harry W. Nice
Line Casey
Senate Finance Committee
General Assembly
Nice
Maryland
House
Casey
Ways and Means
Arma Stores Coffee Deals Highlighted in Ad
Local ad showcases Ribbon Fresh Breakfast coffee at 23 cents per pound with a 186 count promotion and a "save 216" offer. Includes Red Stripe branding and price emphasis. Stores name Arma Stores featured.
Leaders mobilize mass picketing as strike escalates
Union leaders order mass picketing with wives joining as demonstrators swell. Police mobilize 5304 candidates as reserve force to curb violence. Negotiations break down after building operators reject arbitration offered by Service Employees Union. William Green pledges AFL support. Edward F. McGrady may mediate as talks stall.
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Police Department
Service
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
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