Hauptmann's Counsel Plans Fight to Stop Extradition
James M. Fawcett, Hauptmann's counsel, announced Governor Lehman would sign extradition papers to New Jersey for the Lindbergh baby murder case but Hauptmann would wage a court fight. He will seek a writ of habeas corpus in Bronx court to stay extradition and did not request a hearing, stressing direct court action. Governor Lehman may defer action on the request, arriving back from New York City with no immediate decision.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. J
Goveror Lehman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Fawcett
N. Y
James M. Fawcett
Lehman
Hauptmann
Charles Poletti
Bronx County
Bronx
New York City
Empire State Express
Moon
Moore
Winchester Growth and Historic Real Estate Booms
A compact history of Winchester’s expansion from the 1758 Wood’s Addition and 1782 Edmondson parcels to the 1905 and 1921 enlargements. The city now spans 4.4 square miles with about 12,000 residents and growth prospects for manufacturers and home seekers. Citizens urged to work together to foster continued development.
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James Wood
Wood
Fairfax
Greenway Court
Thomas Edmondson
Winchester
Datam
Second Suspect Questioned On Jail Delivery
In Richmond a second suspect, Lawrence E. Davis, 24, was arrested on an accessory charge in the W A Toot murder tied to the jail escape of gangsters Walter Mais and Robert Legenza. A special grand jury was convened to probe the sensational breakout and related Southwest Virginia searches for state trooper Helms.
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Richmond
Walter
Robert Mais
Lawrence E. Davis
W. A. Toot
Davis
Mais
Legenza
State Penitentiary
Mars
Abingdon
Walter Legenza
Bristol
Virginia
E. D. Helms
Helms
World News at a Glance Across The Nation And World
World News at a Glance reports Washington differing on a 30 hour week proposal from the American Federation of Labor. It notes Atlantic City hosting a church convention and Detroit fining umpire Bill Klein and Cardinal catcher Bill Delancey for crude language. Also covered are inventions expo display items and Governor Lehman’s Hauptmann extradition, Roosevelt’s price outlook, Rockefeller’s Florida visit, relief migration plans, Madrid terrorism, Yugoslavia’s young king, Kalemen’s pursuit, and the Eucharistic Congress opening in Buenos Aires.
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Washington — Administration
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Et Church
Detroit
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Baseball
Bill Klein
Bill Delancey
Cardinal
National Inventors’ Congress
Bany
N. J
Lehman
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Washington
Roosevelt
Jacksonville
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Gton — Relief Administration
Rouss First Aid Class Notice
Standard Red Cross first aid course begins Wednesday evening October 10 at 7 30 in the Rouss engine house. Anyone interested is invited to enroll. For laundry service call 28 Winchester Steam Laundry.
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ROUSS
American Red Cross
Rouss Engine House
Winchester Steam Laundry
Special Radio Equipment For Byrd Broadcast
Special telephone equipment was installed today in the home of Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd on Amherst street by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in cooperation with the Columbia Broadcasting System. The setup aims to enable Mrs. Byrd to speak tonight with Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd in the Antarctic as he returns to Little America from the Bolling base. A CBS radio program at 10 p.m. will link Little America and New York, enabling mother and son to exchange greeting across thousands of miles, with a prior message from New York awaiting a reply.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Byrd
R. E. Byrd
Antarctic
Admiral Byrd
Little America
Ross Sea
Bolling Advance Base
New York
Hospital Beneficiary Named In Lines Will
The estate was admitted to probate in Corporation Court today. After cash bequests to a niece and two nephews, the remainder goes to Winchester Memorial Hospital trustees for the relief of needy patients. Ruth H. Burton receives 500 dollars and Maurice M. Lynch is executor with bond set at 5000 dollars. Appraisers include Coleman Dunn and William Stryker.
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Memorial Hospital
Corporation Court
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mount Hebron
Bual
Ruth H. Burton
Walter Hattes
Leland S. Sutherland
Maurice M. Lynch
James P. Reardon
Margaret Kelchner
M. M. Lynch
Coleman Dunn
William Stryker
E. W. Dixon
D. W. Lupton
Shirley Carter
President For Higher Prices To Stabilize Market
Roosevelt believes commodity prices should rise modestly before stabilization efforts. He notes progress in aligning assets and liabilities but says the asset column should go higher while preventing runaway inflation. Once a reasonable level is reached, efforts will aim to hold prices steady.
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Washington
Oct
Roosevelt
Insull stock bolstered after formation of securities firm
CHICAGO Oct 10 Government witnesses testified that within weeks of forming the Corporation Securities Company of Chicago Insull stock purchased for 18 500 000 was written up to 48 500 000 on the investment ledger This disclosure came as prosecutors resumed questioning Van Lamont former controller for Halsey Juart and Company stock rakers who aided Insull in promoting the securities company face trial with 17 co-defendants
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Chicago
Corporation Securities Company of Chicago
Samuel Insull
van Lamont
Halsey, Juart and Company
Insull
Red Cross Plans eighteenth annual roll call in Winchester
Winchester and Frederick county chapters map a week long enrollment drive from October 29 to November 3. Leaders aim to surpass prior drives with 1500 members and $3000 in operating funds. Volunteers canvass the city and county to enroll members and support this permanent community service.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
Federal Agents Arrest Two For Killing of Four
Kansas City dispatch reports the Justice Department tied Richard Tallman Galatas and Elizabeth Galatas to the 1933 Union Station massacre that killed four federal agents. The couple was arraigned in Kansas City while others named remain at large or dead, including Pretty Boy Floyd and Adam Richetti.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Union Station
Ment of Justice
Richard Tallman Galatas
Elizabeth
Galatas
New Orleans
Thur
Pretty Boy
Miller
Detroit
Union Station Plaza
Frank Nash
Leavenworth
Raymond J. Caffrey
Department of Justice
William J. Grooms
Frank E. Hermanson
Otto Reed
McAlester Okla
Japan To Seek Pact Abrogation
New York Oct 10 Rear Admiral Osoroku Yamamoto the Japanese delegate to the London Naval Conferences said before sailing today that he thinks Japan will ask for abrogation of the Washington Naval Treaty. Also advertised prune deals and apricots priced for the Pure Food Store.
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New York
Osoroku Yamamoto
Japan
Chicken hot biscuit supper at Market St church
Market Street M. E. Church hosts a chicken and hot biscuit supper on Thursday October 11 from 5 30 to 8 p m Tickets are 50 cents each. Proceeds support church activities.
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Market St. M. E
Thurs
Northern Spain in grip of terrorism and mass arrests
Madrid reports intensifying violence as government troops close on Asturias rebels. In San Sebastian over 500 arrests, 40 strikers captured in a single house with arms recovered. Leftist deputies hide or jailed as Congress reopens under death penalty measures.
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Madrid
Spain
Asturia
San Sebastian
Congress
Alcala Zambora
Chamber
Eastman Urges Public Regulation of All Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman, federal transportation coordinator, urged public regulation of all transportation forms. In an address for the American Life Convention he said regulation must protect highway water and air transit as well as railroads and cannot favor one industry over others.
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Chicago
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal
American Life Convention
Eastman
Soft Coal Code Is In Full Force
NRA announced the bituminous coal code was in full force and no changes would be made until the industry has been consulted. The NRA also announced an indefinite stay of the structural steel and iron fabricating code.
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Washington
NRA
Meeting to form a Flying Club for low cost flying time
A meeting to establish a Flying Club offering affordable flying time to members will be held Thursday October 11 at 8 P M. at Valley Airways Inc office located on Admiral Byrd Airport All invited.
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Valley Airways, Inc
Admiral Byrd Airport
Riot at Interwoven Mills Hinders Car Shipment in Martinsburg
Mill workers clash with authorities as two men are injured while a loaded railcar bound for Chambersburg is moved past the Interwoven Mills. Police use tear gas bombs. a gunshot is fired and a large American flag is displayed between tracks as state troopers manage the crowd. The plant employs about 1,700 workers and the scene drew witnesses including Mr and Mrs John S Sloat and Prof J M Spurr en route to an organ recital.
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John S. Sloat
J. M. Spurr
Interwoven Mills, Inc
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mercersburg
Sloat
Winchester
South End Club Challenges Park Tossers
The South End club issues a challenge to Park nine for what may be the season’s last game on Sunday. South End adds three players from the O Sullivan club and aims to raise proceeds for a banquet. Lunsford or Duvall are expected to pitch for Park and Duncan or Boyd for South End, with Sullivan and Hockman umpiring.
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Park
South End
O’sullivan
Lunsford
Duvall
Duncan
Boyd
Sullivan
Hockman
Semi Pro Team Practices Tonight At Club Hall
The semi pro football team holds a practice tonight at 8:30 in the Men's Athletic Club room. All players are requested to be present. The team is scheduled to play in Martinsburg on Sunday.
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Martinsburg
Sunay
Multitude At Church Congress In Argentina
In Buenos Aires the thirty-second International Eucharistic Congress opened with Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli as papal legate before vast crowds. A cross over 100 feet tall stood in Palermo as thousands of pilgrims gathered along the Rio de la Plata. Four other Cardinals along with hundreds of bishops priests and diplomats participated.
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Madrid
Spain
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter II
Alexander
Aix En Provence
France
Sylvester Chalney
Petrus Kalemen
Kalemen
Buenos Aires
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Palermo
Rio de la Plata
United Fruit No Bid Against Colombian Line Revealed
Washington October 10 confidential correspondence opened in the Post Office Department inquiry into ocean mail contracts shows United Fruit Company offered not to bid on a Colombian Steamship Company route if the government advertised routes where it could bid. The material, from Colombian Company files, was presented amid strong objection by Roscoe Hopper, counsel for the other line.
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Washington
Post Office Department
United Fruit Company
Roscoe H. Hopper
Annual Salary Of Mr Harrison Not Increased
Winchester Virginia October 10 1934 letter from B P Harrison responding to a Star front page claim that Frederick County Board of Supervisors voted a salary increase for the commonwealths attorney noting the pay arrangement is not a raise and saves Frederick County taxpayers about 250 annually while criticizing misrepresentation and naming Richmond officials and past publisher Mr Lester D Arnold as having prior statements.
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the Star
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Commonwealth
Shenandoah
Reardon
Winchester
Ofstead
Richmond
Lester D. Arnold
Queen Marie Arrives In Marseille To Claim Body
Queen Marie, widow of King Alexander, came to Marseille to claim his body after a fanatic’s pistol killed the king and France’s Louis Barthou. A second death occurred as Ma dame Dubrey died from wounds. Kaleman’s gun killed several, and authorities indicated the assassin acted alone. High officials and premiers prepared to offer sympathy as the tragedy rippled across Europe.
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Marie
Marseille
France
Yugoslavia
Europe
Alexander
Madame Dubrey
Louis Barthou
Petrus Kaleman
Georges May Bi
Peter II
Belgrade
Zagreb
Albert Lebrun
Edouard Herriot
Andre Tardieu
Gaston Doumergue
Kaleman
Barthou
Kalemann
Slaughter House Ordinance Referred to Joint City Committee
At a Common Council hearing last night an ordinance to regulate slaughter houses and a proposal for a municipal plant either inside or outside the city were sent to a joint committee. About 15 citizens spoke and urged a municipally owned slaughter house. The panel will also study possible sites for public or private slaughter houses. President Fred Glaize was absent. Peyton Marshall presided.
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Common Council
Public and
Sanitary Regulations Committee
Fred Glaize
Peyton Marshall
Glaize
Messrs. Dillinger
Henry
Miller
Banks Closed Friday for Columbus Day Observed
Banks in Winchester will be closed Friday October 12 as Columbus Day observed nationwide by Congress. Banks will reopen Saturday morning as usual.
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Banks of
Winchester
United States
Boy Scouts Aim to Shape The Next Generation
Sir Robert Baden-Powell advocates Scout Movement as a mission to prevent human wastage and turn every boy into a national asset, urging youth development for the nation.
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Sir Robert Baden-Powell
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