Steel Merger Is To Be Contested
Youngstown Ohio April 12 Stockholders approved the merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube with Bethlehem Steel in a billion dollar deal but final consummation will face court action. Eaton vows to fight on and contest votes over 91,000 shares. judges and lawsuits loom. Grace and Campbell say victory certain though delays possible as suits seek to derail the deal. If completed Bethlehem would add assets of 225 million to its 80 million, ranking second among U.S. steel groups behind U S Steel.
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cyrus E. Eaton
Cleveland
Eaton
Eaton's
Common Pleas
C. S. Turnbaugh
United States Steel Corporation
Deputy Sheriff Shot In Moonshine Raid Tragedy
In Catahoula Parish Louisiana deputy chief Richard Womack was killed during a tent search near Grogan’s site. A negro trusty fired an automatic shotgun after an altercation, striking Womack with buckshot and causing his death within minutes. Grogan is jailed in Jena awaiting grand jury action.
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Richard Grogan
Jena
Andrew Womack
Catahoula Parish
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Search for Flier Over Lower Lake Michigan
Chicago dispatch reports pilot Fisher Skelton flying a monoplane from Detroit to Ann Arbor for fuel then attempting a westward crossing over Lake Michigan. He alighted in the water near Pal-Waukee after fog and drizzle grounded the flight, with coast guard search plans pending upon request.
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Chicago
Lower Lake Michigan
Fisher Skelton
Pal-Walkee
Detroit
Skelton
Ann Armor
Wayer
Pal-Waukae
Tower Lake
Coast Guard
Swelen
Eddington Explains Stellar Temperatures and Heat
Prof A S Eddington outlines star surface temps from 3000 to 36000 Fahrenheit and notes the sun’s surface around 6000C rising to millions of degrees. He explains atoms move fast yet collide, producing X rays that form part of stellar heat and estimates the sun’s radiative supply from X rays.
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London
A. S. Eddington
Prof. Eddington
Dawes Idea Sparks Congressional Wives Club Origin
Washington reports that Charles G Day, US ambassador to England, is credited with conceiving the Congressional club idea. Dawes proposed forming a meeting place to replace constant calling among wives of lawmakers, leading to a 1908 incorporation and a growing club that now seeks a larger clubhouse amid strong attendance at the Hoover breakfast.
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Washington
Charles G. Day
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United States
England
Congressional Club
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Act of Congress
Herbert Hoover
Pan-American Union
Congressrtuis 4Wile
Nebraska Bank Guaranty Law Linked to Bryan Principle
Lincoln Nebraska Governor Arthur J Weaver signed a bank guaranty measure tied to a William Jennings Bryan principle that dominated two Bryan campaigns. The reform inspired more than a dozen state bank guaranty laws but only one remains in effect as the state moves forward.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Arthur J. Weaver
William Jennings
State Guaranty Laws Featured in Historic Banking Debate
The text notes Mississippi context with agita tion in Iowa over a similar law and describes Nebraska's guaranty fund as being between $116,000,000 and $20,000,600 in the red. It claims the Nebraska scheme was the only unlimited guaranty in enduring view, while other states limited bankers' obligations.
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Mississippi
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
Urges Attendance Rapid City Meet Discuss Cheyenne River Dam
Representative William Williamson urges western South Dakota residents to attend a Rapid City hearing on April 24 to study feasibility of impounding Cheyenne River water. Major G R Young to lead. survey confirms potential benefits for flood control irrigation power and navigation boosting commerce and farm profits.
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Rapid City Meet
Cheyenne River
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
William Williamson
Rapid City
G. R. Young
Government Engineering Corps
Williamson
Fall River
Custer
Associated Press
Jackson ‘Narrows
Hot Springs
Missouri
Pierre
Missouri River
Impoundment of Cheyenne River Value Promoted
The text argues for holding back Cheyenne River waters behind a dam to balance flow. It contends the river below the dam will not dry up, citing similar projects. The dam would store floodwater and increase flow in dry seasons, with water eventually reaching the gulf after multiple uses.
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American Girl Antonia Brico Conducts Berlin Philharmonic
Antonia Brico, a California student, became the first American woman to conduct the Berlin Philharmonic. Critics split on whether a woman can lead a major orchestra, but agree she is a gifted musician with a promising career ahead in conducting or coaching. Brico studied in California and Berlin, coaching at Bayreuth and Berlin Civic Opera.
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Antonia Brico
California
Philharmonic Orchestra
Man
Miss Brive
Handel
Dvorak
Miss Brica
Wnm
Miss Brico
University of California
Julius Pruewer
Karl Muck
Berlin Civic Opera
Miss Brice
Philharmonic
Plan More Flax In Coming Year
Washington reports show an expansion of flax acreage in the spring wheat region as farmers plan to cooperate with the Farm Board crop reduction program. Chairman Legge argues for more flax despite heavy wheat reductions, favoring pasture where flax is not substituted for wheat. He expects durum wheat to drop about 15 percent and hard spring wheat to fall as planting records rise.
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Department of Agriculture
Legge
Farn. Board
The
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Aberdeen to Reinstate Parking Ordinance Enforcement
After a partial winter suspension due to heavy snows and muddy streets, Aberdeen will enforce the parking prohibition on paved streets between the hours of 1. The measure aims to improve traffic flow and street upkeep as early spring conditions allow.
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Aberdeen
Ordimance
City ordinance enforces night parking ban after morning hours
Police Commissioner M H Bantz ordered night patrolmen to tag cars parked in violation as the city reimposes the ordinance at five in the morning. The move arises from the need to keep paved streets clear for daily operations and requires car owners to cooperate by avoiding parking during the restricted hours.
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M. H. Bantz
Cooperation urged to enforce measures by Mr Bantz
In Erie Pennsylvania Tony Herrera Chica knocked out Sammy Arms Aleron C Russell Bradford Pontiac beat Mickey Genera Barbers Ohio G1 outpointed These readable fragments suggest a boxing event with multiple bouts and calls for voluntary cooperation to enforce rules amid impediments to progress.
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Tony Herrera
Chica
Sammy Arms
Aleron
Russell Bradford
Pontiac
Mickey Genera
Barbers Ohio
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