| General Items The Lindbergh Kidnapping Newspaper Articles |
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Mar. 2, 1930 ![]() Brindletown The fiddler starts. Part 1 |
Mar. 2, 1930 ![]() Brindletown The fiddler starts. Part 2 |
About 1932 ![]() Bradway Brown Murder Suspect seized |
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About 1932 ![]() His views on youths. Here we have an insight into his feelings about young people and the worth of everyone. |
1933-35 ![]() Tributes Various tributes from 1933 to 1935. |
Dec. 14, 1935 ![]() Convicted Killer A visit is set up for Ellis to visit a person he convicted of murder. |
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1935 ![]() The Cunning Mulatto An article about The Cunning Mulatto book that was written about his cases. See the Bibliography. |
1936 ![]() Jafsie Jafsie was constanly seeking publicity. He traveled from Brooklyn to South Jersey for a haircut. Why? |
Feb. 22, 1936 ![]() Inquirer Mrs Roosevelt comments on the Hauptmann trial while visiting friends. |
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July 1, 1937 ![]() Eastwood's letter A letter from Prosecutor Eastwood removing Ellis from his position as County Detective after his conviction. |
1937 ![]() Gov. Hoffman Governor Hoffman hurt his career by trying to help Hauptmann |
1937 ![]() Hearing A date is set for a hearing on the charges. |
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May 21, 1939 ![]() Philadelphia Record Ellis's fate is up to the high court. Also : Editorial calls conviction a miscarriage of justice. |
July 20, 1939 ![]() Knee Hurt Ellis hurts knee while still in quarantine at prison. 10,000 names on petition to White House. Also: Parkers cleared of charge in New York. |
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