Pyroil Records Scrutinized In Kidder Action
Trial opened over alleged irregularities in Pyroil Books. Marl McMurry, Madison certified public accountant, testified about journal entries, ledger irregularities, and missing invoices as judges and attorneys argued over the scope of the audit into the Pyros company partnership dispute involving Joseph Kidder.
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Clarence J. Webb
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Mass arrest ties five to four kidnappings and multiple robberies
State Bureau of Investigation arrested four Sioux City men and a Minneapolis suspect in a spree across four states. The group faces charges in four kidnappings and six robberies, including an armored truck hijack near Sioux City on February 4 and a subsequent release of the victim Alexis Newman. Also linked to hold-ups at Heidelberg Inn Yankton, Peggy's Inn Sioux Falls, Medical Arts Garage in Omaha, and a Woodbine filling station. Milo Jensen of Minneapolis and four Sioux City men are in custody. one suspect remains at large.
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Woodbury
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Minneapolis
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Earl Egan
Charles’ HH Knight
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Cavanall
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Yankton
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Uie Medical Arts
Omaha
Neb
Gene Mullen
Woodbine
Ethiopia Denies Mobilizing Army Near Italian Frontiers
The Giornale D Italia reports Ethiopia rapidly mobilizing troops near the frontier with Italy's African colonies. Tens of thousands are in arms with war materials, some from Germany. Addis Ababa says Selassie will mobilize if Italian East African forces advance.
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Haile Selassie
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Germany
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Mass flight of 46 navy seaplanes toward Midway Island
Honolulu reports a secretive mass flight of 46 navy seaplanes from Pearl Harbor toward Midway Island 1323 miles distant. With no official word, analysts speculate the fleet may have paused at French Frigate Shoals or Hermes reef while weather hampers radio contact and navigation. Flight could take ten to twelve hours, with takeoff at 7 18 a m local time and 11 48 a m CST.
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Midway Island
French Frigate Shoals
Hermes Reef
Midway
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Pearl Harbor
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Suspects Released In Abel Robbery Case
Two suspects arrested Thursday in the slugging and robbery of Joe Abel were ordered to leave the city after a police check showed Abel, not Ted Abel, was the victim. Abel, 30, was found on the Monegan service station driveway at Third and Pine streets at 11 30, treated at a hospital, and eight dollars from his wallet taken though the wallet was recovered.
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South Avenue
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Monegan
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Third Street
Sportsman's Scrapbook debuts in Tribune feature
The Tribune introduces a tri weekly feature Sportsmans Scrapbook on page 7. Written by noted hunting and fishing authorities, it will discuss topics of interest to sportsmen and appears every Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Sportsmans
Bank Measure Passes House By 271 To 110
The administration's omnibus banking bill, a New Deal bid for broader money and credit powers, cleared the House 271 to 110 and goes to the Senate where delays and opposition loom. Hearings before Senator Carter Glass will feature Winthrop Aldrich and Francis Law, while bankers warn against sweeping Federal Reserve controls.
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Francis M. Law
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Assembly Debates Budget Measure in Madison
Madison Wis On its second day with the administration s biennial budget bill the assembly under a progressive majority defeated renewed attempts by democratic members to add school aid in the tax free portion of the bill After a noon recess more than 26 of about 40 amendments were disposed of in under 48 hours A Thursday night session cleared the deck for further budget action Progressive floor leader Paul Alfonsi faced variable voting strength as he moved to reject or adopt successive proposals By 32 votes pro administration forces killed the Carlanaugh Standenmaier plan to add 1 600 000 for school aids lifting it from tax dependent budget A to bring the larger budget B into effect Changes adopted included a 6660 annual potato research appropriation and a Shimlek amendment authorizing the state emergency board to establish a uniform salary waiver plan for all state employees
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Wis
Assembly
House
Paul Alfonsi
Pence
Carlanaugh-Standenmaier
Cavanaugh
Shimlek
State Emergency Board
German Unemployment Drops as Welfare Aids Victory Declared
Berlin reports a decline of 168,000 in Nazi unemployment lists, but 2,234,000 still idle at the end of April. Government hails the change as a win for common welfare amid wartime economy measures.
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Berlin
Illinois Faces Deep Relief Struggle As Funds Run Short
Reports say hunger and privation rise across Illinois as 500 marchers retreat from Springfield while lawmakers seek to approve a sales tax increase from 2 to 3 percent with an emergency clause. IERC predicts funds depleted in 101 counties by Saturday except Richland. Governor Horner aims to secure votes to push the measure before adjournment.
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Springfield
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Richland County
Frank Downs
Alexander County
Robert J. Dunham
IERC
Henry Horner
House of Representatives
Hopkins Replies To Noisy Group Opposing Relief
Washington reports quote Harry L. Hopkins denouncing critics as a noisy group whose ideas center on their pockets. The remarks are seen as a reply to Chamber of Commerce criticism of old age pension and unemployment insurance proposals. Delays loom for the $4,000,000,000 work relief plan as blanks for project applications may be ready only after several days and after agency objections are resolved. Hopkins says the progress division has not yet charted relief populations or set wages across 20 areas.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
J I Case Employes To Vote On Settlement
Racine Wisconsin workers of the J I Case company out of work since March 13 due to a strike will hear a company settlement proposal at a Friday night meeting. An age and vote will determine whether to proceed to a formal ballot on acceptance or rejection of the plan.
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Racine, Wis
Final Bonus Battle Delayed To Next Week
Washington reports a push to save the Patman bonus bill as veterans leaders urge a flood of telegrams to Capitol Hill and the White House. President Roosevelt discusses strategy with advisers amid a looming veto, while Senate maneuvers and public appeals unfold around the $2 billion measure.
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White House
Capital
Burglars Loot Blue River State Bank in Night Dig
In Blue River Wisconsin burglars using an acetylene torch burned a hole in the Blue River State Bank safe during the night and escaped with about 2500 dollars. The crime was discovered by bank president J R Comb and cashier J Ty Comb on Friday morning. no exact loss estimate could be given. Sheriff Joseph Greer of Grant County confirmed the loot estimate.
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Wis
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Joseph Greer
Grant County
Assembly approves safety glass requirement for autos
Madison Wisconsin The Murray bill requiring that after January 1 1996 all new autos in Wisconsin be equipped throughout with safety glass was passed Friday by the assembly and sent to the senate.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Missouri Chain Letters Bring Sad Faces in Springfield
In Springfield Missouri a craze of sending chain letters faded as many sought buyers with few remaining. Early investors profited while later participants waited, with $5 “pot of gold club” and $3 “cream of the crow” chains cited. A letter printing operation reportedly flooded the city, six men linked to the scheme and notaries authenticated lists to push transfers.
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Springfeld
Tomers
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Capital Prepares National Welcome For Byrd Grew
Admiral Richard Byrd leads his crew to Washington for a formal national welcome. The Bear of Oakland sails 40 miles from Quantico with a hundred Little America men aboard. Roosevelt and Congress await at the Potomac dock with a National Geographic Society dinner to follow.
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Richard E. Byrd
Jacob Ruppert
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Washington
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NRA Plan Backed By Party Leaders
Washington, D. C. Senate democrats in conference backed extending NRA only until April 1, 1936 while House leaders favored a two year extension. Senator Robinson noted proposals to amend the extension were rejected to avoid delaying adjournment or jeopardizing NRA renewal. No talk of Wagner bill or other measures.
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D. C
Senate
Finance Committee
House
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Tne
5770 Men May Get Work On Upper River
St Paul Minn The U S district army engineer office here Friday estimated that an average of 5770 men will be employed on upper Mississippi river projects if federal money is provided as indicated by President Roosevelt. The men will provide a total of 8490000 man hours of work.
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Minn
U. S. District Army Engineer
Mississippi River
Roosevelt
Vaughn Plan Opposed By Two Senators In Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin Vaughn's plan to reenact the Wisconsin recovery act passed the senate 25 to 2 after an amendment legalizing production codes for farming dairying and other trades. The Severson amendment granting farmers and dairymen the code option passed 24 to 3. The bill returns to the assembly with provisions limiting codes to business and trades within state borders and excludes many cooperatives.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
W. D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Maurice Coakley
Beloit
Flight Makes Us Study Geography
Beverly Hills editorial notes 46 naval planes depart Honolulu for Midway Islands for training and geography. It explains differences between naval and army aircraft, mentions proximity to Japan, and predicts future maneuvers near Catalina. Signed by Will Rogers.
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Calif
Honolulu
Midway Islands
Navy
Army
Japan
Catalina
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