Mrs Waley Charged in Lindbergh Kidnapping Conspiracy
U S Attorney Owen P Hughes opened the Lindbergh law case against Mrs Margaret Thulin Waley alleging she was involved from the start in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping plot. The prosecutor outlined the March to June scheme with details of the kidnap victim, ransom payments, and a second ransom letter received at the Weeyerhaeuser home.
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Hughes
George Weyerhaeuser
Federal Building
Tacoma
Wash
Owen P. Hughes
United States
Margaret Thulin Waley
Department of Justice
George
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
Ambassador Hotel
Seattle
John Paul Jones
Brewster Shouts Youre a Liar at RFC Attorney
New York area report details Representative Brewster shouting youre a liar at RFC attorney Thomas Corcoran during a House rules committee hearing on the utilities bill. Corcoran testified about contacts with former Maine governor regarding Passamaquoddy project. Senate moves bill to conference to resolve differences and debates abolition of holding companies by 1942.
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Washington
Brewster
R-Me
House Rules Committee
Utilities Lobby
Thomas Corcoran
RFC
Corcoran
Brewter
Maine
Passamaquoddy
O'Connor
Ernest Gruening
Interior Department
Territories
Gruening
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Admission Raises At Winchester Park For Baseball Games
Admission to Winchester Park baseball games rises to 25 cents for grounds and 10 cents for grandstand seats matching Valley League prices. Buildings near the park entrance will be moved to the Playgrounds at 5 PM Wednesday to improve pools for youths. Strong teams join the schedule with Alexandria Eagles, Cupper Club of the Valley League, and Chesapeake Club, which boasts 41 wins and 8 losses and a 24 game winning streak, potentially leading to a rematch.
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Winchester Park
Alexandria Eagles
Virginia
Cuppeper
Chesapeake Club
Winchester
Improvements in City Builders Jump Fourfold
Building permits for the six months ending June 30 rose four and a half times from a year earlier. Home and business improvements including painting and papering rose 25 to 40 percent, while painting and papering climbed about 40 percent. Local banks have not loaned under the National Housing Act though a December campaign pledged about 158000 for improvements and new construction.
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Arthur M. Field
Byrd Calls for Taxing Federal Bond Issues
Senator Byrd of Virginia urges taxing all future federal state and local bonds to equalize the tax burden. He cites the growing total of tax exempt bonds now at 90 billion and argues such issues shield investors from taxes while saddling productive business with costs. He supports a pay as you go approach and discouraging new bond issuances.
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Byrd
Virginia
Washington
Yard Party at Round Hill Presbyterian
Round Hill Presbyterian hosts a yard party on Thursday July 11 with string music to benefit Christian Endeavor. The event offers a community gathering with live performances and an aim to support local Endeavor activities.
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Round Hill Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Cream producers urged for top grade milk by E J Snapp
Notice seeks premium payments for No 1 quality cream from cream producers. E J Snapp announces willingness to pay top rates for superior product.
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E. J. Snapp
Wind and Flood Ravish Dozen Squatter Towns in Montana
In Montana, July 9, a wall of water and a tornado devastated a dozen squatter towns below the Fort Peck dam. About 600 refugees and 100 injured were counted, with one dead. Army rescue squads aided as 70 mph winds toppled shacks and 400 residents sought higher ground amid the floods.
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Glasgow
Mont
Fort Peck
Coulees
Missouri River
Wheeler
Park Grove
New Deal
Square Deal
Roeville
Delano Heights
Lakeview
Clifford Dashner
Harold Bartholomew
Conditions On Federal Relief Rolls Spark Chatter At Court House
A group of able bodied men on the courthouse green muttered that state relief should rise or they will need real jobs. A hauling contractor said he could not hire help recently as several men had excuses and avoided work.
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Court House
Buddy
Franklin County conspiracy sentences total 239 months
Federal Judge John Paul sentenced 15 defendants in the Franklin County conspiracy case after a ten week trial. Sentences ranged from four months to two years with fines up to $5,000. David A. Nicholson, a former Virginia legislator, had a suspended nine month term and probation due to health concerns.
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Roanoke
John Paul
Franklin County
Edgar A. Beckett
Calloway
Henry T. Abshire
Samuel O. White
Walter Hatcher
Pes” Hatcher
T. Roosevelt Smith
John and
Walter Turner
J. O. Shiveley
Clifford Martin
Willard Hodges
Hodges
Jack Bess
Leonard Davis
Earl Easter
Charlie Quilliams
Wilson Nicholson
Posey Jones
Tom Cooper
C. O. Griffith
Cap” Griffith
Griffith
David A. Nicholson
Virginia General Assembly
Nicholson
Paul
Senate Debates Over Abolition of Utility Holding Firms
Capitol Hill items show the Senate debating a bill to end mandatory abolition for certain utility holding companies. The Territories committee continues its Virgin Islands probe as the House weighs TVA concerns. Ways and Means holds tax hearings and the Rule Committee probes lobbying on the utilities measure.
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Senate
Territories Committee
Virgin Island
House
TVA
Ways and Means
Roosevelt program likened to Marx by Virginia speaker
Demarest Lloyd of Affairs argued the Roosevelt New Deal mirrors Marxist doctrine and labels it old stuff. He asserted Roosevelt promised 100 percent reform but violated key Democratic planks, while Owen D Young's living standards quote was cited in discussions on international labor standards at the Public Affairs Institute.
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University
Roosevelt
Karl Marx
Demarest Lloyd
Affairs” of
Washington
Public Affairs Institute
University of Virginia
Lloyd
Free Land
Institute
Round Table
International Labor Office
Thomas G. Spates
Industrial Relations Counsellors, Inc
New York
ILC
Spates
Owen D .Young
Mary-Martha Class To Meet This Evening
Grace Lutheran Sunday school Mary and Martha class urged to gather at the church at 6 PM sharp for a social meeting. If rain delays, the Hepner home social room will be used. Members should arrive by 6 to depart together.
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Mary and Martha
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Hepner
Hepner
Park Base Ball Team Sets Week of Evening Practices
All players must attend practice nightly at 5 30 starting tomorrow as two stiff games loom this weekend. Culpeper, leader of the Valley League, and the Alexandria Eagles, a fast outfit near the National Capital, will pose strong opposition for the Park.
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Culpeper
Alexandria
Stephenson Benefit for Young People Held in Rain
Stephenson Virginia notes a benefit event for young people planned for rainy conditions, with the next night set as contingency. The cut shows a brief entry listing dates and page references 7 9 23 24 1p 31.
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Stephenson
Gore M. W. of A. Picnic Details For Winchester Event
A notice for a Gore M. W. of A. picnic lists date as Saturday July 27 1935 and provides contact for stands and concessions. H. M. Windle of Purcell Avenue Winchester Virginia is the point of inquiry with phone 898 M.
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Gore M. W
H. M. Windle
Purcell Ave
Winchester
July 11 at Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
The notice lists a rainy Friday night service at Clearbrook Presbyterian Church on July 11, with event details abbreviated in the OCR fragment.
Millionaire offers 5000 hash money to hide Alias Mary Dow
A notice announces a $5000 reward money offered by a millionaire to suppress the real identity of Alias Mary Dow. The screening is at the Palace on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Mary Dow
Palace
Storm crest floods Upstate New York and Maryland rail line
Heavy rain triggered cloudburst flooding across northeast Maryland. A railroad section near Havre de Grace washed out and a highway bridge was carried away. Flooding inundated 300 homes in Havre de Grace Elkton Lily Run Swan Creek and stranded motorists on the Philadelphia road. State police diverted traffic as the rail bed weakened at Swan Creek and a continued report notes continued coverage on page three.
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Havre DE Grace
Maryland
Elkton
Lily Run
Swan Creek
Philadelphia
Iury
Elk River
Bear Hills
Perryville
Mrs G B Wright Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. G B Wright 78 widow of George B Wright died at her Middletown home yesterday afternoon after months of failing health. She leaves two sons and two daughters and was the last surviving member of her immediate family. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm with the Rev W P Saunders and Rev F A Brown officiating. Interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers include Lester Dutrow Millard Canter J Harvey Wise James I Wise E R McDonald and J R Watson.
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Ettie Canter Wright
George B. Wright
Wright
Middletown
Frederick
Warren County
Isaac
Susan Dante
Canterbury
Stephens City
C. E Wright
Howard B. Wright
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Maude Wright
Washing
D. C
Mattie Wright
W. P. Saunders
Grace M. E. Church
South
F. A. Brown
Woodstock
Mr. Wright
Mount Carmel
Lester B. Dutrow
Millard Canter
Front Royal
Japanese Rulers Anticipate Imperial Birth This Fall
Court physicians announced Empress Nagako is expected to give birth in November, signaling a major event for the Japanese monarchy this year.
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Toyko
Nagako
New York Flood Toll Rises as Relief Efforts Mobilize
Severe cloudburst damage in upstate New York leaves around 37 dead and eight missing with over 2 000 homeless across scores of villages. Property losses near 10 million dollars as fire ravages Walton and other towns. Health officials urge boiling drinking water while crews repair rail lines and utilities.
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Upstate
New York
the Health Commission
Albany
Walton
Aoa
Delaware
Sercys
Binghamton
Hornell
Peros
Red Front
Weather Bureau
Bert Lord
Steuben County
Asbany
N. Y
Upstate New York
American Red Cross
Washington
Herbert H. Lehman
National Guard
Thomas H. Parran, Jr
Southern Tier
World News at a Glance itemized by city and event
Baltimore detectives pose as kidnappers in a case involving Mrs. Charles Consolvo. Roosevelt program called strikingly identical to Marxist socialism by Demarest Lloyd before the Institute of Public Affairs. Philadelphia room murder suspect polices a wall peep hole in George F. Buchanan’s apartment. Annapolis Democrats gain power in state elections. Glasgow tornado and cloudburst kill two, injure many. Havre de Grace flood reaches northeast Maryland. Changteh flood swamps city and region. Tokyo reports imperial blessed event. Shanghai riot as Pub Doo Yoong Yuen is jailed 14 months for anti Japanese article.
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Baltimore
Charles Consolvo
University
Roosevelt
Demarest Lloyd
Institute of Public Affairs
Philadelphia
George F. Buchanan
Annapolis
Glasgow
Mont
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Changteh
China
Tokyo
Shanghai
Doo Yoong Yuen
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