States Elect 39 New Solons by November
Washington reports a national off year ballot test begins in Illinois with primaries next week. By November 39 new solons will be elected including about 35 senators and as many governors and the entire House. Democrats expect Senate gains offset House losses while Republicans remain optimistic about gains in the House. Primaries spread from Illinois to six states starting May 1 with Indiana's May 8 Senate race among key contests.
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House
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New York
South Dakota
Alabama
Indiana
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Ludlow
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Jenckes
Telegraph Lineup Seeks Code One NRA Drafts Rules
The Postal Telegraph Company joined Western Union in opposing unfair practices as NRA seeks a telegraph code. Western Union president R B White testified as the first witness before deputy administrator Leighton H Peebles at a hearing on imposing a code a majority distrusts.
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Washington
NRA
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
R. B. White
Leighton H. Peebles
Delay Granted In Oil Injunction Case
Tyler Texas April 3 Randolph Bryant federal judge granted a three day delay to give both plaintiffs and the state time to prepare. The action concerns an oil injunction and postpones further court deadlines while arguments are reviewed.
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Tyler
Randolph Bryant
Republicans and Farm Laborists Face Shifts in Senate Race
Republicans and one Farmer Laborite, Shipstead of Minnesota, mix with six Democrats from the solid South where turnovers are unlikely. Bailey of Texas runs against Connally, also a Texas Democrat, as contests unfold in closely divided states.
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Shipstead
Minnesota
Solid South
Representative Bailey
Texas
Senator Connally
Arrow Refining Sues Over Oil Legislation In injunction Bid
The Arrow Refining and Producing Company and others challenge a state motion to dismiss an application for an injunction restraining enforcement of recently enacted oil production enforcement rules. The case names H. H. Welborn and Gregg County district attorney along with other defendants.
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Arrow Refining and Producing Company
H. H. Welborn
Gregg County
Toy pistol misleads as bold crook cites Dillinger
In Chicago on April 3 Luther Oliver 18 robs a taxi driver for 230 cents using a wooden toy pistol. He tries another cabbie who shouts to a police officer. Oliver quotes Dillinger as motive and is challenged by officers at Fillmore station.
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Chicago
Dillinger
Luther Oliver
William Kritzman
Luther
Fillmore Station
Oliver
Fragmented World War II era wage note and industry hints
A resumed column discusses low passages in mines, shifting energy use to electricity, a looming NRA issue, and General Johnson reporting wage increases for four hundred thousand steel workers totaling four million dollars monthly. It notes consumer purchases like shoes and flour costing eighty four million and muses on wage-profit timing. It ends with a reference to Istanbul and Samuel Insull.
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NRA
Johnson
Recalled voices stretch across nations in a chaotic column
A scattered survey covers tensions from industrial leaders to crime waves. It recalls Insull facing arrest attempts abroad, a Bremerton murder spree, Dillinger’s escape, a violent Icelandic eruption, Japan’s assassination plots, Rockefeller funding a global library, and Germany’s partial postwar payment shifting in favor of creditors.
St Paul Man Offers Free Trial for Ulcer Sufferers
St Paul resident Fraser promotes Udea as a treatment for stomach ulcers and related ailments. He offers a free sample to those who write him, citing a seven day trial with money back guarantees at City Drug Stores and other druggists.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wami
Fraser
Suite A
Foot
Sehulee Bide
St. Peal
Fragmentary note on friendship and brotherhood in arms
A terse reflection extols friendship and a slow paying brotherhood in arms, warning against laughter at a bond described as earnest and loyal despite financial strain.
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