Robinson Declares House Repudiation Conclusive Proof
Washington UPI reports Senate Democrats appear to reject reviving the general manufacturers sales tax after Minority Leader Robinson called the House repudiation conclusive proof. The remark followed a party conference and signaled a shift in revenue strategy.
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Chicago Nominee for Judge Denies Capone Deal
Chicago judge nominee James Herson denies any agreement with U S Attorney George Johnson over Capone sentence. The confirmation hearing follows his previous stance against a light term for Capone and confirms he authorized only a recommendation, not binding terms, to the Senate judiciary panel.
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Biaples Farmer Victim Gunmen Robbed At Home
Todd county authorities sought three gunmen who robbed farmer James Rinmier of $9 at his home on a recent night. The assailants stopped a car on the road in front of the residence and forced Rinmier to open his door. They demanded money and caused him to reenter his home to obtain the cash.
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Rural Credits Unit Presents Loan Arguments
A report to the newly organized advisory board outlines that the State Rural Credits Bureau hopes to sell $1,750,000 in additional securities to the state investment board. over the last three months the bureau loaned $451,590 on 22,900 acres and average $19.71 per acre. It owns 2,785 farms valued at $15,299,743 and has cut repair costs on state farms by about two thirds while revising its stock lending system.
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Mrs Fawcett Seeks Jury Trial Over Stock Ownership
Minneapolis judge weighs a petition by Mrs An toinette Fawcett seeking a jury trial to prove she owns one share in Fawcett Publications Inc, tied to a divorce case and a receivership attempt. Captain William H. Fawcett and Roscoe Fawcett are named against her.
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Chester W. Johnson
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Citizens submit three proposals for early action
A Newfoundland citizens committee urged immediate government action to curb rioting in St Johns. They presented three options: resign the Squire government, dismiss the cabinet, or assume responsibility to prevent further violence. The governor refused constitutional power, while Prime Minister Squires vowed to stand firm.
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Richard Squire
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William Coaker
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Teens in custody after Riverview Golf Club break-in attempt
Hastings police say two youths were jailed on burglary attempt charges after an incident at Riverview Golf Club house. A third youth was treated at West Side General Hospital in St Paul for injuries. Authorities describe the case as an attempted burglary and are investigating further.
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N D Governor Shafer to oppose Nye in North Dakota Senate race
Valley City ND Independent Voters association adjourned after naming Governor George F Shafer to run against Senator Gerald Nye in the Republican primary on June 29 Nye leads insurgent Republicans with Nonpartisan League support The convention also endorsed President Hoover policies and the Federal Farm Board slate of officers listed Shafer Burtness Hall Hyland Morris and Morri s.
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Darrow Grills Jury Panel in Hawaii Honor Murder Case
In Honolulu the defense and prosecution fought over a jury to try four Americans accused in the so called honor killing rooted in racial enmity. Darrow pressed to test the fitness of mixed blood veniremen while prosecutors push for impartiality. The panel includes white and nonwhite jurors, with deliberations nearing a critical stage as the case of Joe Mahahawaii Jr. and others against Mrs Thalia Fortescue Massie moves forward.
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Aviator Frank Hawks Injured in Worcester Crash
Worcester Mass Frank Hawks famed aviator and holder of transcontinental flight records was injured in a Thursday airport crash. He deferred departure due to muddy field and struck a stone wall after liftoff attempts. He is at Memorial Hospital with possible skull fracture.
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Hoover Dam Project to Form World’s Largest Reservoir
Plans envision a reservoir 115 miles long covering over 145000 acres. The Hoover Dam project aims to create vast water storage and power capacity, transforming regional resources.
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Brainerd Dispatch Ownership Statement for April 1 1932
The Brainerd Dispatch weekly in Brainerd Minnesota publishes its ownership and management details for April 1 1932. Alan D Masters and W D Junkin serve as co publishers editor and business manager with The Brainerd Dispatch Newspaper Co as owner and several named stockholders and security holders listed.
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Confirmation Class Schedules At Local Churches
The notice lists confirmation classes at First Evangelical Lutheran Bethlehem Lutheran Bethel Bethlehem class at 10 a m and 2 p m. It also mentions the oldest map found in excavations about 200 miles north of Babylon, buried under 20 feet of earth, showing a rich man's estate layout.
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Hopewell Hopeful on Lindbergh Baby Return
Reporters note continued belief the Lindbergh baby is alive and well and will be returned. Governor Moore and Col. Lindbergh cited secret flights and assurances from Norfolk negotiators while police offered no decisive progress on the kidnapping case and suspects Fleischer and Con tinued to be sought. An aside mentions chemical elements in the sea and weight comparison to Jupiter for context.
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Harry Fleischer
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Fleischer
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