Hauptmann Witnesses Tap Sourland Area in Lindbergh Case
Five or six witnesses will testify they saw Bruno Hauptmann near Hopewell in the Sourland region shortly before the Lindbergh kidnapping. Aman dus Hochmuth and Joseph Perrone identified him. defense seeks to discredit them and challenge handwriting notes.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Sourland
Hopewell
Ben Lupica
Princeton
Millard Whited
Amandus Hochmuth
Grain Price Quotes and Cash Wheat Versus Futures
Chicago futures show mixed grain prices with Wheat Jan at 101 1-8 and Sept at 91 5-8, Corn May at 93 and July at 85 7-8, Oats May 54 5-8, Rye May 75, Barley May 81. Cash grain in Chicago includes Wheat No 2 red 1.04 to 1.04 1-4, Corn No 8 mixed 94, No 4 yw 95 1-2. Baltimore spot Wheat 96 cents, White corn 95 cents, Yellow corn 90 cents per bushel, all deliveries at mill.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Stroke Fatal to Ashby Updike Warren Native
The death of Ashby Updike a Warren native is attributed to a stroke. He was pastor of the Church of God at Maurertown Virginia and a member there. The body will be moved to Browntown Union Church for services by the same minister. Interment will be in the Baggarly family graveyard near the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Updike
Warren
Church of God
Maurertown
Browntown Union Church
Baggarly Family
Detectives Sail From Le Havre for Hauptmann Trial
Flemington New Jersey January 9 1934 Wilentz head of the prosecution said Detective Arthur Johnson of the New York Police sailed from Le Havre today for the United States with three companions to testify in the Hauptmann kidnapping trial. The French Line declined to reveal names or nationalities and German authorities said they had no confirmed witnesses.
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Flemington
N. J
Wilentz
Prosecu
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Arthurohnson
New York
le Havre
United States
Hauptmann
Arthur Johnson
France
Johnson
Europ
Germany
Berlin
Leipzig
Joe Johnson
New York Police
Kamenz
Pay Relief for Relief Workers in Cash Not Orders
At Front Royal on January 8 the Board of Supervisors approved a resolution effective after January 2 stating that men and women on relief rolls shall be paid in cash rather than orders unless unable to handle money, in which case their families will receive work payment orders as before. The Rehabilitation Committee of VERA met with local committee members in Judge Olmstead's office with attendees including John B. Earle and G. W. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Board of Supervisors
Vera
Harriet L. Tynes
Kimball
Patrick
Bandits Rob Bank at Jacksonville Springfield Branch
Three unmasked armed bandits robbed the Atlantic National Bank's Springfield branch in Jacksonville. They forced employees in cages and two customers against a wall and took all cash in sight totaling about $2,000 before escaping in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Springfield
Atlantic National Bank
Smith Names Hoover On Board
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith places Herbert Hoover in nomination for the board of directors of New York Life Insurance Co. Hoover is elected unanimously to fill the late John E. Andrus’s seat. The notice comes from New York with the death of Andrus previously creating the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred E. Smith
The
New York Life Insurance Co
Herbert Hoover
Credit Body Moves Office In Strasburg
Julian A. Everly secretary treasurer of the Strasburg Production Credit Corporation announced the move from Hotel Machir to the Shenandoah Building over the Strasburg post office serving Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah and Page counties. The ration will be ready to conduct business at its new location tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian A. Everly
Strasburg
Nice Talks on Action and Federal Power Limits
Governor urges quick action on pensions and a central bureau to supervise state finances. He praises Roosevelt but rejects partisan plans, warns against expanding federal authority, and defend republican principles while asserting the party’s vitality and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Maryland
Nice
United States
Republican Party
City funds eyed as reports detail fines and projects
Police justice reported 21 dollars in fines collected while meat and milk inspector logged 29.60 dollars. City Manager Field presented a 5000 dollar bond and progress on Millwood road Berryville avenue. Vague credits for street lights denied. 95 dollars due. 600 dollars sought for water meter and recording system. Kerr street refunding delayed until June tax collection.
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Police Justice
Police Department
Commissioner of Revenue
Finance Committee
Henry
Field
Arthur M. Field
Millwood Road
Berryville Avenue
Northern Virginia Power Company
Water Committee
Elwood Smith
Kerr Street
City committee discusses insurance plan and relief workers
A city committee contemplates a more equitable distribution of insurance and relief workers. A report will be prepared for the next meeting and a similar census may be taken as part of the plan.
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Agg
Accords Between Italy and France Over Africa and Citizenship
The Mussolini Laval accord grants Italian backing for France’s non-recognition of German rearmament in exchange for French concessions in North Africa. It outlines territorial grants in French West and Equatorial Africa, a strait command, and citizenship options for Tunisian residents, plus a non interference pact and anti terrorism clause.
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Associated Press
Rome
France
Germany
Italy
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Laval
French West Africa
French Equatorial Africa
Somali
Alexander
Jafsie Describes Talks With John In Court
In a rambling courtroom recital Jafsie spoke of talks with John at the Lindbergh ransom case. Dr Condon identified Bruno Hauptmann as John who received the $50,000 ransom, as Bett Gow and Elsie Whatley were absent, while Anna Hauptmann listened.
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Jafsie
Dr. Condon
Colonel Lindbergh
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Bronx
Anne Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Elsie Whatley
Lindbergh
Anna Hauptmann
John
Hauptmann
Identifies Hauptmann in Lindbergh ransom case at trial
Dr John F Condon testifies he identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man who negotiated the Lindbergh ransom and later paid the $50,000, adding that Hauptmann sat with him on a bench in Van Cortlandt Park before the ransom was paid. The testimony covers notes exchanged, the route to St Raymonds Cemetery with $70,000, and the ransom letter instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaan Condon
Reh
Bronx
Joseph Perrone
Hauptmann
P ‘Au ’S
de Oerrone
Edward J. Reilly
Hochmuth
Perrone
Reilly
John F. Condon
al Reich
Defense Counsel
Conan
Col. Lindbergh
Jassie
Flemington, N. J
John F
Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
John
Bruno Richard Haupt
Dr. Condon
van Cortland Park
Wilentz
Colonel Lindbergh
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Reich On Stand in Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial
Reich, ex-prizefighter and aide to Jassie, testified about the April 2 1932 ransom night and the two ransom payments totaling 70 000 as Col Lindbergh and others organized the exchange. He described driving roles, the two packages, and the Woodlawn and Van Cortland Park contacts while Hauptmann eyed the witness with crestfallen posture. The trial also showed a $400 radio and a carpenter's tool chest tied to Hauptmann as state exhibits.
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Jassie
Reich
Bronx
Col. Lindbergh
Col. Breckinridge
Ralph Hacker
Condon
Wilentz
Condor
Woodlawn Cemetery
van Cortland Park
Hauptmann
New Deal Relief Plans Ahead of Court Ruling
The article reports on President Roosevelt’s relief funding, including a $4 billion lump sum request, and an $880 million aid measure. It notes the Supreme Court ruling invalidating an oil law, and details Congress’s appropriations committee proposing $776,916,706 for running federal agencies next year, with the Veterans Administration as the largest beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
White House
The
Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Veterans Administration
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report
Baltimore market notes cattle hogs calves and sheep with steady to weak prices across weights. Philadelphia eggs live poultry butter and dressed poultry prices listed with current receipts and pack details.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept
Senate Committee Endorses World Court Entry With Reservation
The Senate foreign relations committee voted for American adherence to the World Court but with a reservation shielding the United States from advisory opinions. Senator Robinson said he would bring the issue to the floor when opportune and noted the action ratifies the Root-Hurst formula while keeping 1926 reservations in effect.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Robinson
Senate
Stocks in New York Steady Amid Mixed Early Trading
In New York the stock market opened unsettled but mid day trends favored modest advances. Rail stocks and bonds showed limited gains with a steady undertone in leaders. Prices listed at 2 p.m. include American Can 115 and General Electric 22 3 4 among others.
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New York
Sterling
Une
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. J
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Man
Grand Canyon naming limits to park area in Arizona
The Colorado River runs through a canyon along most of its length in Arizona. The name Grand Canyon is restricted to a specific section almost entirely inside Grand Canyon National Park. Beyond the park, vast canyon stretches lie within the Navajo and Hualpai Indian reservations.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Arizona
Grand Canyon National Park
Park
Navajo and
Hualpal Indian Reservations
Local Markets Update From The Star
Daily market listings show price quotes and traded volumes for local stocks and commodities. The Star notes potential typographical errors are possible and does not assume responsibility for them.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour Prices and Dairy Feeds
Prices list for patent brand flour in 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bags per barrel with varied rates. Also includes shelled and cracked corn, mixed feeds, dairy feeds, corn meal, screening, bran, poultry items, butter, and livestock prices such as cows, heifers, sheep, hogs, veal, steers, and lambs with figures like 6.90 and 6.95.
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J.s
Local Retail Market Prices and Feed Staples Listed
The advertisement lists per barrel bag prices for various weights including 08 12 18 24 pound bags and 48 pound bags with figures like 7.25 7.40 7.45 7.65 and notes on shelled corn cracked corn screenings and middlings. It also includes prices for egg mash creamery butter country butter and other feed items with scattered illegible entries.
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Eeesse
DORE
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Sourlard
Jersey
Bandits
Smith
Hoover
Credit Body
Lloyd Fisher
Wittermore Avenue
Handel
Jan
Veterans’ Administration
NEW Deal
Muggs McGinnis
Central Press Association, Inc
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