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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
6
Leo Gallagher, a Los Angeles attorney and coauthor of a defense letter in the Reichstag fire trial, was ordered banned from the Berlin courtroom by the presiding judge. Nazi police held him for three hours, but he says he was treated courteously.
The arms conference at Geneva adjourns as Germany withdraws from the League of Nations and the disarmament talks. Mussolini may call a five power meeting in Rome to steer future policy after Germany’s stance. observers warn of possible war within 18 months.
Langford Ramsey, a young Memphis attorney charged with conspiracy to violate the federal kidnapping law in the Urschel case, was greeted by family after leaving a Memphis jail on bond of 36500. Ramsey allegedly was sent by George Kelly to Coleman Texas to retrieve part of the ransom money. He faces a life term if convicted.
Anne Hooley of Kansas City Missouri has become president of the National Council of Catholic Women after her election at the St Paul convention. She succeeds Mary Hawkes of Summit New Jersey.
Annetta Lu Cornell of Buffalo New York sings the private lullaby version of Carmen Ohio the official OSU song. Her father Fred Cornell wrote the song while a student at Ohio State in 1906 and she is attending the university.
Rudolph Dertil, a 22 year old unemployed ex soldier, is photographed in Vienna after arrest on charges of trying to kill Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss. Dollfuss was wounded in the arm and chest as Dertil, who pretended to deliver letters, opened fire. State traffic officials amid a separate note say Inspector Bayliss travels to Woodstock to aid a Shenandoah County patrolman in brake headlight duties.
Red O Riordan longtime Detroit kidnaping suspect arrives under guard after capture in Los Angeles. He was arrested there for questioning in a $1500 beer garden robbery as authorities continue to pursue his alleged kidnaping racket.
Thomas Roberts, a steel worker in Ecorse Michigan, pleaded guilty to burning the hands of his two sons, Jack seven and Wallace five, over a stove after accusing them of stealing 25 cents for candy. Roberts told the justice of the peace he punished them so they would remember longer than a spanking.
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