KIDNAPPING LAW IN AMERICA
PENALTIES SINCE ENACTMENT IN 1932 (Received November 30. 5.25 p_m.) NEW YORK, November 30. Mr Edgar Hoover,, director of the Federal Investigation Department, announces that the Lindbergh law since its enactment in 1932, has rej suited in four death sentences for ! kidnapping, 33 sentences of life trr- ! prisonment, and 171 persons receni ing terms aggregating 2229 years' ! imprisonment.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21954, 1 December 1936, Page 15
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