Samuel Insull to be arraigned in federal court Friday
Samuel Insull will be arraigned in federal court Friday in Chicago on mail fraud and bankruptcy act charges. He is in Cook County jail and will appear before Judge Philip L. Sullivan to face counts linked to selling stock in Corporation Securities Inc and alleged bankruptcy violations. Other defendants in the mail fraud case have been arraigned. the bankruptcy case defendants, including Tastl and Insull's relatives, are due in court Friday.
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Edward 3. Doyle
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William &. Trewin
Charles W. Daniels
Comppany
Japan to consider formal protest over British import quotas
Tokyo officials indicate Japan may file a formal protest if Britain’s new import quotas infringe on the Anglo Japanese commercial treaty. A high government official says Japan will defend treaty rights and may study treaty revelations to determine infringement. No immediate retaliatory steps are planned, though Tokyo reserves a free hand.
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Weather Outlook Tennessee and Virginia Listed
Weather report notes fair to warm in Tennessee with slightly warmer tonight and cooler Thursday night, and generally fair, dry conditions in Virginia. Temperatures show yesterday’s high around 72 and low near 57 with no rain expected on either date. Readings attributed to GWU over the preceding 14 hours.
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Virginia
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Byrns Frowns on Federal Reserve Industry Loan Bills
Rep Byrns criticizes proposed loans by RFC and Federal Reserve to industry, warning that shifting $140,000,000 in Treasury funds via Fed programs would amount to a direct gift. He supports direct loan authority for both RFC and the Fed, with RFC lending favored for smaller industries. Bills move through House Banking Committee amid Senate versions.
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Siver into a Front Rank Treasury Reserve Planned
A rushed draft measures to nationalize silver and raise Treasury reserves to 25 percent of monetary value were outlined by Treasury experts and Senate silverites. The plan contemplates taking about 250 million ounces of floating silver, opening a scrap market, and licensing the metal trade while boosting gold assets to 7.756 billion. Debate centers on whether nationalization is mandatory or advisory, with White House discussions guiding the prospects for legislation this session.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Jobs Increase Berlin Unemployment Figures Reported
Official figures show Germany unemployment at 2,609,000 as of April 30, down from 5,331,000 a year earlier. The release highlights improved job availability and labor market trends within the nation.
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Police watch around auto amid Dillinger rumors
A police watch was placed around an abandoned car in Chicago as authorities chased reports that John Dillinger or his men might appear to drive it. Frank Reynolds led a rapid south side response with five squads after authentic tips tied the car to George Baby Face Nelson. Police raided two apartments seeking the mysterious vehicle while continuing to detain three women in a Wisconsin resort raid. The women, on $50,000 bond, were named Ann Sothern, Reseaneher, and Mayisa Marr, with Marr said to be Nelson’s mistress.
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Cuba Seeks Partial Break From U S Divorce Trade
May 9 Cuba moves to amend divorce law aiming for a six to seven month residency requirement and expanded grounds. Cabinet approved amendments but details were not released amid expectations of broader relief and more grounds for divorce beyond adultery, cruelty, conviction, desertion, habitual drunkenness, gambling, and support failures.
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Luke Lea and Son Custody In Federal Hearing
In Nashville on May 9 a federal hearing on a petition to delay removal of Colonel Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr. to North Carolina ended abruptly after word that the North Carolina Supreme Court had placed them in custody of state officers. Judge John J. Gere did not rule. The petition was filed by sureties for the Leas in two Tennessee actions, seeking delay until bondsmen could be released. Counsel stressed this was not their proceeding. Property Rights
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Quiet Prevails in Mine Strike Area Near Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama amid machine gun guard patrols and firefights, 2 miners are dead and many wounded as 8,000 ore workers strike for a seven hour day wage increases and union recognition. Overnight gunfire sporadically echoed across Red Mountain with deputies sheltering miners and guardsmen restored order by midnight. The conflict followed last Friday’s walkout over pay and union demands. the strike's main action occurred on a road leading into Jones Valley.
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Army Plans 1000 Airplanes Amid $7,500 Aviation Fund
The Army announced a three year program to acquire 1000 of the world's finest fighting planes. From Harry H. Woodring's office a bid call was issued for a fleet of 80 bombing planes, marking a War Department move to require competitive bidding.
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War Department
Utilities hearing continues in Tennessee in rate case
Nashville hearing before the State Railroads and Public Utilities Commission focused on a petition by four Tennessee municipalities for a 20 percent cut in intrastate telephone rates and rental charges. Southern Bell counsel cross examined valuation expert Albert Monnell and questioned depreciation methods used by Indianapolis engineer McConnell, with six cities now aligned against the company.
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Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
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Jackson
Union City
Commission
Smith
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McConnell
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Test Tube Babies May Not Be Mail Order Soon
New York May 9. The New York Academy of Medicine declared that groundless hopes surround test tube baby announcements. Experts say artificial impregnation has historical references, but in humans the procedure is rare and requires careful diagnosis to correct underlying causes. The method carries risks of inflammation and sterility and remains uncertain even under expert supervision.
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New York Academy Medicine
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Leas Began Guarded Trip to North Carolina
Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr. left Nashville under heavy guard in two cars armed with a machine gun and an automatic rifle. They head to Raleigh to serve prison terms after the Tennessee Supreme Court ordered their custody transfer to North Carolina authorities for bank violation penalties. The scene drew a large crowd as the defendants departed under tight security with Governor McAlister’s rendition warrants.
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