Interlocking of Rail Road Directors Blocked by Commission
Washington March 31 Interlocking of the directorates of the Union Pacific railroad and the New York Central has been opposed by the federal antitrust commission. W D Shorey chairman of the Union Pacific board, was to become a director of the Central, but the commission refused permission. The plan, aimed at aligning two rival systems, would have placed Pacific with 200,000 shares of Central stock. The commission noted the plan conflicted with its policy of maintaining independent operations across rival lines. Henry W Clark, Union Pacific general counsel, said withdrawal of the application could be seen as a concession of weakness in their case. Clark countered that the railroad would not countenance duplication and preferred a formal adverse report, which has not yet been issued.
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New York Co
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Sharske
Henry W. Clark
Union Pacifin
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Floyd Elder Dies in Doyleville After Home Invasion
Floyd Elder known in Ault died Wednesday at 9 30 p m in Doyleville after a lingering illness. Born October 31 1895 in St Joseph Missouri he was the eldest son of Robert F Elder. He moved with his family to Colorado in 1904 and settled in Fort Collins before moving to Ault. He farmed locally until three years ago when he moved to the western slope to Doyleville on a cattle ranch. He married April 27 1981 to Miss Laurie Spenrs of Doyleville. Survived by his widow and a ten month old son in Doyleville his mother Ida Biter of Ault a sister Mrs Marriott Folker of Nanawna City Missouri five brothers George Calpahia California Wayne Kansas City Missouri Cel with Kyron and Portman of Ault. Funeral services will be held in Gunneon Sunday afternoon with interment in the cemetery there. Mrs Ian Elder visiting Kansas City expected Friday accompanied by Mrs Falker and Wayne Elder. George Elder unable to attend.
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Ault
Dintieh
Eldar
Aga
Iils Hamie
Doylavile
Anurulas
Nateways Ilneme
Imeunrar
Bilder
St. Joseph
Ant
Ant Bits
Robert F. Eider
Cotorade
Fort Collins
Floyd
Doyleville
Mise Lauri Spenrs
Ida Bitor
Ona Slater
Mra
Marriot Folker
Nanwna City
Fiva Brothers
George
Calpathia
Calf
Wayne
Kanase City
Ceell
Kyron
Portman
Gunneon
Sandsy
Ian Elder
Kaneos City
Birth announcements from Milliken and Wilmington area
A daughter named Audrey Mae was born to Mrs. J. C. Plood of Milliken on March 21. A son named Charles was born to Mr. and Mrs. Prod A. Anderson from Groclay at the Hugon on March 22.
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Stork Express
Milliken
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A. Anderson
Groclay
Hugon
Noapital
Nagbean
Charles
Radio Concerts Highlight City Orchestras This Weekend
A stream of radio broadcasts features Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra’s Parsifal broadcast, and the New York Philharmonic under Toscanini. Kolossoutky conducts the Philadelphia orchestra in a Beethoven program on KLZ, with Toscanini’s all Beethoven on KOA and Mason’s program on KOA. Ensemble vignettes include the Metropolitan Quartet and Dr Darrell Mason presenting further classical fare.
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Marlon Hall
Leopold Stokowakl
Gondurtay
Milladelphia Symphoy Orchvsten
Cloa
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Columbia Broadcasting
Syston, Chorusen
Crow Bryn More
Mt. Balnt Josepta College
Milladelaida Opera Company
Flo Hoastom Symphony ‘Orchestra
Kolssoultaky
Brandeast
National Broadcasting System
Audrikuyy
Bo Rov Poe
Bymynory Orchestra
New York Philharnowle Orcheatro
Arturé
Markets Edge Higher Across Cattle and Grain
Denver and Chicago markets show mixed moves with cattle prices firming and hogs steady to higher. Wheat and corn futures rise on steady demand as meat and produce reports note limited supplies and ongoing price volatility.
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Cure
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Aterza
California
Texas
Nebranka
Catifornia
Coles
Hulk Wood
Medina
Winter wheat production expected to rise in United States
The report cites 365,000,000 bushels of winter wheat in the U S this year versus 162,000,000 in 1932. spring wheat prospects imply a much smaller yield. Wheat prices and provisions moved, with some changes in yesterday’s trading.
Black Racketeer Takes Jerry's Bones at Lincoln Park
A stray black dog with yellow spots over its eyes repeatedly steals bones from Jerry the police dog in Lincoln Park. Sheriff Wyatt calls the situation disgraceful but says he does not know how to stop the midnight thefts from the jail yard.
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Wyatt
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Ferry
Jerry
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Court House
Paul Qoiser
Lincoln Park
Jobless Dig Own Mine Ready to Harvest Coal
Thirty five jobless miners in Saginaw Michigan formed a cooperative to mined coal. They mortgaged homes and invested 36000 dollars in land lease and second hand machinery from Pennsylvania. They built facilities and worked for months without pay, now ready to sell coal to neighboring communities. Leas GroG in British Navy London. A grog fund reduction of about 65000 dollars was included in Britain’s naval expenditures for the last fiscal year.
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Saginaw, Mich
Pennsylvania
London
Mussolini Proposes Four Power Peace Pact in Europe
The plan outlines a four power peace initiative by Germany France Great Britain and Italy. It calls for mutual recognition of rearmament limits within the League of Nations framework and a ten year treaty with possible renewal. It envisions joint action on European and colonial affairs under a common understanding with parliamentary approval and League supervision.
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Marc
Vromlar Musaoshi
Aix-Point
Creat Reddin
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Italy
Germany
Great Britain
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Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
League of Nations
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Deaths and Funerals in Bloomfield and Milliken Area
W D McCracken aged 78 of Bloomfield, Indiana, died Friday. funeral in Bloomfield planned. Mrs Mary J Moody dies in California. body to Grady? Gredley for funeral arrangements. Jane Henderson, former Milliken resident, dies in San Diego at 63. buried Friday after health decline. family noted.
Blood donors aid Dr. Khaugh's recovery at Colorado hospital
Friends and medical students at the University of Colorado and Colorado Psychopathic hospital contributed blood to save Dr. Franks G. Khaugh of the Colorado General Hospital після a toxic illness. Donors included Dr. Charles A. Rymer and Dr. McNiel who gave multiple transfusions. Dr. Ebaugh reported progress as the case moved toward recovery.
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Franks G. Khaugh
Colorado
Children’s Hospital
Khaugh
Genara
Bouphal
Ebeogh
University of Colorado Medical School
Charles A. Ryngery
Realdant Ipeychiatriat
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Colorado Psychopathia Hospital
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Hy MecNiel
B. C. Schiele
C. H. Tarnaaley
J. W. Myers
W. M. Peake
HL Felix
Dr. Elaugh
No Relenting Seen as Nazi Continue
Berlin reports indicate the Nazi regime is pressing forward with a total boycott plan against Jews and Jewish businesses across Germany. Officials anticipated mass mobilization with a broad call to strike on all Jewish and some allied establishments, despite warnings from some factions in the party.
Quality Rigehet Joins I. G. A. After Rearrangement
The Quality Market and Grocery at 902 Eighth Avenue has rearranged to join the Independent Grocers Alliance of America. The store becomes a member as it undergoes a reorganization to conform with the alliance. Today and Saturday the store announces exceptional opening day of member status.
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Quality Market & Grocery
Eighth Avenue
Aliana of
America
Local store adapts layout for better shopper access
Fragmentary OCR describes a regional retailer owned by George Ernst arranging a store display to attract customers. It mentions a national trade conference of independent retailers, mass buying advantages, and the store front’s two colors and attractive signage.
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George’ Ernst
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