Nation shows birthday tributes for President amid festivities
A wide array of celebrations marked Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 53rd birthday with balls in Tampa Hollywood and Boston. The Washington event featured a tailored toast plan and a radio greeting to Mrs Roosevelt as public health campaigns tied to infantile paralysis research continued.
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Plori
Gover
Assee
Colony Club
Tampa
Hollywood
Warner
Boston
Red Cross
Franklin D
It Boettiger
Elliott
Roosevelt
Hauptmann says Fisch's letters can't be found
Testimony shows Hauptmann denying plane use in 1928 evidence and disputing_relations with Greta Henckle. He explains missing chisels, defends disguises, and recounts ransom money handling as Reilly questions him about money from a trunk and prior work searches.
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Fisch
Isador
Hauptmann
Greta Henckle
Reilly
Charles A. Lindbergh
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Henry Breckinridge
Lindbergh
Haupt~mann
Hauptmann's wife on stand in Lindbergh kidnapping trial
On the stand Mrs. Hauptmann faced cross examination as the defense pressed her alibi for March 1 1932 and challenged facts about the ransom payments. She acknowledged shelf use, recalled Hauptmann's presence in New York, and disputed testimony from a former employer while defense attorney Edward J. Reilly questioned timing and details of the couple's alibi.
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Mann
Charles
A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Isador Fisch
New York
Baby Lindbergh
John F
Jassie) Condon
Bronx
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
Ella Achenbach
Hauptmanns
Lindbergh
Hauptmann Trial Testimony Highlights Wife's Defense
Mrs. Anna Hauptmann defended her husband amid cross examination detailing alleged links to the Lindbergh ransom money. She testified about a friend of her husband and a peddler’s lumber used for a garage, denying thoughts his infidelity and recalling domestic routines and alibis as the trial paused for recess.
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Greta Henckel
Hauptmann
Mrs. Hauptmann
Bronx
Fisch
Isador Fisch
Germany
Administration turns to renewal in wake of court setback
Senate leaders push big tasks after a 7 vote defeat on World Court adherence. Roosevelt outlines a $4 880 000 work relief plan and social security moves as priorities. They weigh cash bonuses inflation and a $200 a month old age pension while facing influences like Father Coughlin.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Charles B. Coughlin
Detroit
Thaw Faces $7,178 Judgment in Frederick Court
New York financier John S. Lopez sues in Frederick County circuit court to recover $7,178.12 owed by Harry K. Thaw. The claim totals $3,946.46 from a 1932 New York City judgment and $3,231.56 from a 1934 assignment from Arthur B. Reeve. Proceedings set for February 4 on the rules calendar.
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Kenilworth
Stephen County
Ctanne
Seaboard
Frederick County
W. Erle Edwards
John S. Lopez
New York City
N. Y
Lopez
City of New York
Arthur B. Reeve
Thaw
Reeve
City of
New York
Guy Barrick Buried In Home Community
Guy E Barrick, 33, was buried in his home community near Shenandoah county after a shotgun wound to the right temple ended his life. Funeral services were held at Columbia Furnace union church with Rev L A Racey presiding. Interment followed at the church cemetery as relatives gathered from the surrounding area. Acting coroner A J Tavenner said the death could have been self inflicted or caused by others, with no determination of responsibility.
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Wilentz
Bronx
Reilly
Hauptmann
Guy E. Barrick
Columbia Furnace Union Church
Shenandoah County
L. A. Racey
United Brothers
Barrick
Greenwood
A. J. Tavenner
Roosevelt aviation panel proposal and regulatory reforms noted
Roosevelt prepares to send Congress a report calling for a civilian aviation commission to oversee air mail and aviation, while Joseph Eastman urges federal regulation of land sea and air transport. The Senate weighs a large relief bill as Townsend and pension reform loom, and labor and cotton policy headlines emerge from NRA and Agriculture discussions.
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Robinson
Roosevelt
Congress
Special Aviation Commission
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Treasury
F. E. Townsend
Senate Finance Committee
House
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Wallace
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roper
Senate Munitions Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Green
Recovery Board
Peery Denies Stayed Explaining Scheduled Executions
Richmond Va January 30 Governor Peery refused to spare the lives of Robert Mais and Walter Legenza sentenced to die February 2 for the murder of E M Huband. Also notes Misunas timing and potential testifying in Hastings Court tied to related cases.
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Richmond
Peery
Robert Mais
Walter
BE. M. Huband
Elizabeth Mais
M. Haley Shelton
Legenza
Philadelphia
New York
Misunas
Arthur
State Penitentiary
Washington
Union Station
Federal Reserve Bank
Baltimore
Walter Legenza
Huband
Directors of Lions Club To Meet On Friday
The Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel featured Victor Wheeler on banking history from the first century to the Bank of England. A board meeting is set for Friday night at President Sam Preston's residence 448 Leicester street. committees and directors are urged to attend. President's Ball is urged for support tonight. Franklin Lions leads in new members with five. Winchester second with four. Pearlsburg tops attendance at 100 percent. local club at 93 percent.
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Victor Wheeler
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Bank of England
Sam Preston
Leicester Street
C. R. Anderson
D. O. Lauderback
Doc” Ireland
Franklin Lions Club
Winchester
Pearlsburg
Insurance For Jobless Sound As To Principle
Governor Peery advocates unemployment insurance as sound policy, likening it to depreciation reserves for machinery. He favors a state plan aligned with actuarial principles based on Bryan commission data but stops short of detailing state participation in federal legislation.
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Richmond
Peery
Labor Leader Urges 30-Hour Week to Save Recovery
Green quotes 11,000,000 unemployed and claims organized labor backs 30 hour workweek as the sole remedy unless NRA hours are cut to that level. Federation chief says the NRA failed to implement the core recovery element.
Market in stocks drifts as uneven reports temper traders
A dull market with mixed midweek news on steel and electric power leaves traders cautious. Commodities rise slightly with grains and cotton up, while bonds gain modestly and a list of selected stocks shows mixed prices at 2 p.m. including Allied Chemical, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors and Union Pacific.
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Deere
France
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
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Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn, Railroad
Stand, Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. SS
Steel
Woolworth
Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Reports Summary
Livestock and produce markets in Baltimore show steady cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges for slaughter steers 8.25 to 9.50 and hogs 8.05 to 8.65 per hundredweight. Philadelphia reports unchanged live and dressed poultry with butter pricing and egg prices across grades and color varieties.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept
Grain futures and cash prices across wheat corn oats and lard
Chicago futures show wheat May 96 1 8 to 1 4 and July 88 1 4 to 3 8. Corn March 86 1 2 May 83 1 2 to 5 8 July 79 5 8 to 3 4 Sept 76 7 8 to 77. Oats May 49 1 2 to 3 8 May 42 7 8 Sept 41. Rye May 66 5 8 July 65 7 8 Sept 65 1 2. Barley May 74 1 2 July 68. Lard Jan 12 67 May 12 80 July 12 92. Bellies Jan 15 80 May 15 70. Cash grain: wheat No 2 hard 1.03 3 4 corn No 2 yellow 88 1 4 No 2 white 96. Baltimore prices 98 1 2 98 1 8. Winchester Wheat 95 cents bushel white corn 95 cents barrel yellow corn 90 cents bushel 4 50 barrel.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Bus Terminal in Charleston Set for February Opening
Plans for the formal opening of the new Greyhound bus terminal on North Braddock street in Charleston are moving forward despite bad weather. The site has space for traffic with crushed stone, asphalt pouring to follow, and restaurant equipment and booths being installed as final touches. The publicity manager will arrive soon to coordinate opening day events.
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Union Bus
North Braddock Street
Greyhound Bus Lines, Inc
Charleston
W. Va
Tony
Greyhound
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