Lindbergh Identifies Hauptmann Voice in Kidnaping Trial
Colonel Lindbergh testifies he believes Hauptmann kidnapped his infant son and identifies Hauptmann's voice as the man who took the baby. The trial adjourns for the weekend after tense cross examination and legal questions about his prior Curtis trial testimony.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington, N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Reilly
Thomas W. Trenchard
Curtis
John F
Jassie’ Condon
Dwight W. Morrow
Violet Sharpe
Red’ Johnson
Bridgeport
Rielly
Hitler meeting sparks rumor storm in Berlin
In Berlin a secret Nazi gathering at the State Opera drew widespread rumor and official denials. Hitler condemned foreign lies as cabinet and military leaders attended, with reports hinting at possible policy shifts and defense planning.
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A. D. Stefferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
Reichswehr
Schutzstaffel
Saar
Germany
Reich
Opera House
Reich Feld
Shooting Highway Signs Is Costly
Boise report shows that shooting highway signs costs the state $5 per target. Director J H Stemmer notes a 54 mile stretch lost 300 signs to bullets in one season, with 22 hits and a shotgun load on a Timmerman hill sign in Blaine county by September 20 1934 after July 10 1934 installation.
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Boise
State Highway Department
J. H. Stemmer
Bureau
Stemmer
Timmerman Hill
Blaine County
Senator Borah Attends White House Diplomatic Reception
Senator William E. Borah appeared at a White House reception for the diplomatic corps with Mrs. Borah, marking his first social appearance in 28 years in Washington. The Idaho Republican is known for declining many capital social invitations.
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Washington
William E. Borah
White House
Idaho Rhodes candidates to be examined for Spokane round
Idaho Rhodes scholarship committee will review six candidates tomorrow to select one or two to enter district competition in Spokane on January 7. The Boise meeting names William Babcock Jr, Lloyd Berg, Harold Ellingson, David Kendrick, B Roger Ray, and William Wetherall as Idaho hopefuls. The Spokane winner earns a two year Oxford University course.
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Boise
Jan
Idaho Rhodes Scholarship Committee
The
Capital
Spokane
Idaho
William Babcock, Jr
Twin Falls
Lloyd Berg
Pocatello
Harold Victor Ellingson
St. Anthony
David Kendrick
B. Roger Ray
Caldwell
William B. Wetherall
St. Maries
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Oxford University
England
Bank Robbery Shocks Woods Cross as Two Bandits Escape
Farmers State Bank of Woods Cross was robbed at noon by two men who tied cashier Elizabeth Hatch to a chair and escaped with about 400 dollars. A blue sedan waited outside with a third man at the wheel. The suspects, aged 45 to 50, fled toward Salt Lake City. time locks prevented further theft. Insurance covers the loss.
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Salt Lake City
Farmers State Bank of
Woods Cross
Here
Elizabeth Hatch
Miss Hatch
R. N. Schluter
Sheriff's Office
Idaho Weather Forecast Details Rain and Snow Tonight
A weather bulletin for Idaho predicts rain or snow tonight and Saturday with moderate temperatures. The advisory notes variable precipitation and mid range temperatures across the region, urging travelers to plan for slick roads and changing conditions.
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Idaho
Roosevelt outlines new work relief plan for 3.5 million unemployed
President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposes a greatly enlarged work relief program to Congress. He would employ 3,500,000 unemployed in slum clearance, grade-crossing elimination and other permanent public works, urging budget figures to stay within the government's credit. He cites progress in 1934 and signals future social security measures.
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Senate
House
NRA
Patman
Tex
Supreme Court
Cheerm
Roosevelt
Congress
Glass
Unsettled Weather Tonight Through Saturday
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with likely rain or snow and cooler air especially in the northwest portion.
Roosevelt's State of the Union Message Highlights
President Roosevelt outlines economic gains and policy shifts in his Congress address. He criticizes recovery reform semantics, calls for a unified major public works plan, and urges restraint in relief. He asserts improved agricultural vitality and a cautious view on international relations.
Roosevelt Seeks Expansion of Federal Work Relief
President Roosevelt unveils a broad plan to replace unemployment relief with expanded federal work relief, uniting PWA and PERA. He backs 3.5 million potential workers for slum clearance and related projects as Democrats praise the approach and Republicans show skepticism. Bankhead names Boland as whip amid illness.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
PWA
PERA
Robinson
McNary
Johnson
Cal
Six Guilty in Delivery Plot in Union Station Killing
In Kansas City six defendants were found guilty in federal court of involvement in the 1933 delivery plot that resulted in the deaths of Frank Nash and four officers at Union Station. The verdicts were read by Arthur Schmalfeld after a 2 hour 12 minute jury deliberation. The six convicted include Louis Stacci Frank Mulloy Richard Tallman Galatas Elizabeth Galatas Herbert Farmer Esther Farmer. Mrs Vivian Mathis pleaded guilty as the trial began and was released on present bonds. Sentencing set for tomorrow. maximum penalties encompass two years in prison and or a $10 000 fine.
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Kansas City
Arraneme
Frank Nash
Union Station
Merrill E. Otis
J. C. Scott
Arthur Schmalfeld
Otis
United States
Henry Dillingham
Francis Nash
Livestock Show Opens With Record Junior Entries
Ogden opens its sixteenth annual Livestock exposition as 375 juniors from farms compete in student judging contests. The future farmer entries total 280, mostly teams from six states. Professional judges assess performances with prizes to be awarded later today to top student teams and individuals.
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Ogden
Jan
Wall Street Awaits the President's Message
In Hollywood California January 4 the piece explains the shift from the old deal to the new deal as Wall Street anxious for the President’s message. The note clarifies the president waited for the stock market cue while Dixie Howell signs autographed footballs to friends in Tuscaloosa.
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Hollywood
Cal
Wall Street
Arizona
Texas
Arkansas
Dixie Howell
Tuscaloosa
Roosevelt Essentials as Pivotal 1930s Policy Goals
Washington reports outline President Roosevelt's 74th Congress message framing a new national policy. Key aims include securing livelihoods through natural resource use, promoting decent homes, and a major employment push to reinvigorate local welfare and federal work programs. The plan calls for phasing out direct relief, housing and rural electrification, soil conservation, roadbuilding, slum clearance, and reformed agricultural adjustments with improvements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
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ITAH
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