NRA Case to Be Appealed at Once in Supreme Court
The Justice Department said the Schechter Poultry Corp case will be carried to the Supreme Court to test NRA recovery law fundamentals this term. The government plans a writ of certiorari and expects Supreme Court consideration this term if granted. The case centers on 1% criminal counts for violating the poultry code and wage provisions.
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Washington
Justice Department
NRA
Supreme Court
A. L. Schechter Poultry Corporation
New York City
Circuit Court of Appeals
Enithse
Schechter Corporation
Goverment
Department
Lowell Mason
Darlow Review Board
Semwhile
Representative Cox
Th. Ga
Belcher
Birmingham
Ala
Schechter
France Seeks General European Security Pact at Stresa
France aims for a broad European security pact, including Germany, with Britain and Italy forming a united front to deter Hitler. Laval plans to present at Stresa on April 11 a three-nation vow to resist threats to peace and an accord inviting Germany to adhere, or else pursue Franco Russian Czechoslovak pacts if needed.
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Sts
Paris
Hich
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Pierre Laval
Stresa
Laval
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Anthony Eden
Hitler
Short Circuit Fatal at Fort Dodge Engineer Dies
John Henderson chief engineer of the state soldiers home at Fort Dodge was electrocuted by a short circuit in a drop cord brought into a boiler. Initially foul air was suspected. A World War veteran, he lived near Pleasanton and Jola and is survived by his wife three children and his father James Henderson of Pleasanton. his mother died recently.
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Dodge City
John Henderson
State Soldiers Home
Fort Dodge
Here
Soldiers Home
Henderson
Pleasanton
Jola
James Henderson
IS CHARGED IN CAR DEATH NEAR MEDFORD
Medford Arkansas driver Brent Brenz of Arkansas City Kan faces a second degree manslaughter charge for a crash that killed 23 year old Gornie Lew is also of Arkansas City. The charge filed in county court sets April 13 for trial after Brent waived a preliminary hearing and was ordered held in $5 000 bond. Lew is throat was cut when she was thrown against the windshield.
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Medford
Olja
T. Brenz
Arkansas City
Kan
Gornie Lewis
Brent
Modern Army Guards the Ethiopian Frontier
Addis Ababa April reports say Ethiopians field a modern 100000 strong army guarding Eritrean and Italian Somaliland borders. Emperor Haile Selassie asserts movements are precautionary while European officers advise. New rifles replace spears and sabers as machine guns and stores are described in reserve.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Sealassie
Italy
No agreement yet on four bill work relief plan
Senate and house managers failed to reach final passage on a 4.88 billion work relief measure. A conference session ended with Senator Carter Glass saying there is no agreement yet. The talks come 74 days after the bill’s introduction amid disputed language on direct funding and NRA criticisms.
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Washington
Senate
House
Carter Glass
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Lowell Mason
Henry S. Harrinton
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Wallace
Providence
R. 1
AAA
Hoover
Senate Munitions Committee
Joseph W. Powell
United Dry Docks, Inc
Robert W. Malone
House Military Committee
Arkansas
Charles H. Brough
Philips
Surprise Dismissal of Reilly From Hauptmann Defense Staff
Trenton N J April 4 the dismissal of Edward J Reilly from Richard Hauptmann s defense team shocks Judge Frederick A Pope who plans to press the appeal in June He and other New Jersey counsel proceed despite the turnover with C Lloyd Fisher saying he knew nothing about the move and Egbert Rosecrans calling the bill presented by Reilly a mere formality The defense fund trustee notes no funds will cover pre conviction services and friction within the staff lingers
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Trenton
N. J
Edward J. Reilly
Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Frederick A. Pope
Anna Hauptmann
Reilly
Tope
Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Pope
Egbert Rosecrans
Fisher
Luptmann
Relief Corps to Meet at Courthouse Saturday Afternoon
Samuel Walker Women's Relief Corps No. 113 will meet at the courthouse Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members are requested to be present for an important business meeting.
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Relief Corps
Samuel Walker Women’s Relief Corps No. 113
Fternoon
Trades Show Opens With Record Crowd at Armory
More than 2,000 people attend the opening night of the third annual spring trades show at the national guard armory in the city. Organizers expect attendance records to fall before the week ends as exhibitors showcase electric appliances, furniture, groceries, tools, and more. The event runs tonight through Saturday with prize drawings and booths for pupils and local merchants.
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National Guard Armory
Eighth
New Hampshire
Gand
City Health Idepartment
Rural Kansas schools face big capacity, cost savings
A Kansas State Planning Board report projects rural and small city schools hold 207 000 students in 30 000 seats with half the buildings built before 1900. The Rees cooperative school law could unite districts for years without losing identity, potentially saving taxpayers over 0.5 million dollars statewide.
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Topeka
Apr
Kansas
Kansas State Planning Board
D. J. Teviotdale
Planning Board
State Planning Agency
John Carlson
Kansas City
E. H. Lindley
W. E. Sheffer
Manhattan
W. T. Markham
Teviotdale
Rees
Emporia
Markham
Smiths County
Agtauqua County
Sheffer
Two Slain in Riot in Gallup New Mexico
In Gallup a street riot left Sheriff M. R. Carmichael and a 37 year old unemployed coal miner Ignacio Velarde dead after a shot to the head. Five others wounded including Solomon L. Esquibel and two deputies Fidi son L Wilson and Roy Bogges. The disturbance began as deputies led prisoners from a justice hearing over an eviction case.
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Gallup
N. M
M. R. Carmichael
Justice of the Peace Court
Ignacio Velarde
B. W. Roberts
Velarde
Solomon L. Esquibel
Carmichael
Esquibel
Fidison L
Bobcat) Wilson
Roy Bogges
Wilson
Bogges
Court of Justice
B. W. Bickel
Exiquipo Navarro
Victor Campos
Jenny Lavato
Santa Fe
Frank Patton
Tme
Barrow Charged With Introducing Prison Self Mutilation
Houston April 4 Clyde Barrow blamed for starting self mutilation at the Anzelton prison farm where six convicts chopped off feet or maimed themselves as a form of rebellion. Lee Simmons said only two inmates reported mistreatment and a guard was under investigation while Governor Allred ordered a probe. Barrow and Bonnie Parker were killed last summer in Louisiana.
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Houston
Texas
Desperado
Clyde Barrow
Retrieve
Barrow
An Zelton
Lee Simmons
James W. Allred
Simmons
Bonnie Parker
Louisiana
W. A. Boyett
Fred McDaniel
Culbertsons Hold Narrow Bridge Margin at Midpoint
The Sims Culbertson match marks halfway as Ely and Josephine Culbertson lead by 9 460 points after 70 of 150 rubbers. Hal and Dorothy Sims gain 1 880 points while the overall rubber count sits 39 31 in favor of the Culbertsons with 61 250 to 51 790 total points. Two trackmen are out.
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New York
Sims
Culbertsons
Simses
Pittsburg Teachers Lose Smith and Bussess on Eve of Meet
Pittsburg Kan April 4 Two Pittsburg Teachers track standouts Dale Smith of Pretty Prairie and George Hatters of Partridge are sidelined by illness before Saturday's dual meet with Wichita University. Dr G W Weede says Smith hospitalized with abdominal pains and likely operation needed. Hatters with measles also out, ending Smith's season.
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Pittsburg
Smith
Kan
Pittsburg Teachers College
Wichita University
G. W. Weede
Dale Smith
Pretty Prairie
Miler
Weede
George Hatters
Partridge
Standard Oil Head Tops Salary List
Edward G. Seubert of Standard Oil Company of Indiana led the salary report to the securities commission with 1934 remuneration of 117000. Hershey Chocolate’s William F. R. Murrie earned 91550, Remington Rand’s James H. Rand Jr. 94120 with large stock ownership. American Smelting and Refining Co. chairman Francis H. Brownell and Simon Guggenheim also reported substantial pay.
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Washington
Edward G. Seubert
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Securities Commission
Commission
William F. R. Murrie
Hershey
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
James H. Rand, Jr
Buffalo
WN. Y
Remington- Rand
Rand
Francis H. Brownell
American Smelting and Refining Co
New York
Simon Guggenheim
Albany Debates Relief Funds Probe After Unemployed Recreations
The New York legislature proposes a legislative inquiry into relief fund administration by the State Temporary Emergency Relief Administration following city demands and aldermanic findings that 3 187 000 was spent on amusements for the unemployed. The probe spotlights hokey activities from eurhythmic dancing to rope weaving taught by out of towners, with officials criticizing the relief board for mystifying expenditures and questioning staff qualifications. Robert Marshall of Springfield Mass and Harry O Dresser of Kansas State University figure in the testimony with references to training and prior work in hobby guidance and ballet techniques.
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Albany
N.Y
State
New York
Senate
John J. Dunnigan
Relief Board
Relief Administration
Robert Marshall
Marshall
Springfield
Mass
Pittsburgh
Harry 0. Dresser
Kansas State University
Myra J. Wilcoxon
Muncie
Indiana
Board of Inquiry
Protest at Hays Rails Against Federal Erosion Aid
Ellis county officials and farm teachers met to plan listing blown fields under the federal soil listing program. Farmers protested the requirement to swear they have no other way to obtain funds, arguing most will not claim pauper status. Kansas relief officials said applicants should not be labeled paupers. Also: a brief dust storm swept Goodland, Kansas, reducing visibility briefly before clearing.
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Hays
Kan
Fllis County
Ellis County
Topeka
Kansas
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Paving of No 10 to Begin Monday Near Lawrence
Work starts Monday on paving five and a half miles of highway 10 from the Johnson county line through Eudora to four miles east of Lawrence. John Wickham of Harrison Construction says labor will come from federal reemployment lists via Miss Merle Wallace. About 200 Douglas county men will be employed at peak, with priority to Eudora residents. 150 unskilled plus skilled operators needed as project advances. Douglas county labor will be used if available. outside hire only if local workers are unavailable. The project follows plans for a widened right of way and broader ditches to support a model highway and improve safety. In Topeka, April 4, county commissioners in counties under 15,000 population may list fields and assess costs to prevent soil blowing under the government program, with a May or June effective amendment.
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Johnson County
Eudora
Lawrence
John Wickham
Harrison Construction Company
Kansas City
Wickham
Merle Wallace
Federal
State Highway Department
Kansas
Miss Wallace
Douglas County
Wallace
Douglas-Johnson County
Federal Better Roads Bureau
Omaha
Neb
Topeka
Clarence V. Beck
Allred Pushes Texas Gas Pipeline Plan for Federal Loan
Governor James V Allred urged the Texas Legislature to quickly pass a bill creating a state agency to seek a federal public works loan for a $60 million natural gas pipeline from the Panhandle to St Louis and Detroit The governor called the project a golden opportunity for Texas and America noting the plan is self liquidating and would launch emergency consideration.
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Austin
Tex
James V. Allred
Texas
Panhandle
St. Louis
Detroit
Thief Escapes Jail Rapture Sparks Citywide Outcry
A prisoner from the city jail fled at night shouting for police after a robber entered the jail and stole $17. City Marshal Bill Rickman led the investigation, noting the door was left open on departure. a roof guess relates to a Better Housing Exhibit at a Trade Show.
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Crane
Bill Rickman
Adv
German Sentiment Flares Over Memel
Berlin reports intensified anti Lithuanian feeling after 91 Nazis were sentenced by a Lithuanian Military tribunal. Abroad reports claim Lithuania plans to annex Memel provoking sensational headlines. Memel, once German, now has autonomous status under Lithuanian sovereignty. Germany watches the east Prussian border with anxiety. Press commentary blames Lithuania for regional peace.
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Berlin
Memel
London
Lithuania
Germany
Europe
Relief funds allotted for Douglas county extend to May 2
Miss Mary E. Jamison reports a $15,300 federal work relief allotment for Douglas county received from John G. Stutz. The first quarter is immediately available for the week ending April 11, with the remainder to be released later. Assignments will cover the period to May 2 as funds allow, under the KERC program amid ongoing Congressional debates on the relief bill.
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Douglas County
Mary E. Jamison
John G. Stutz
KERC
Congress
Citywide yard and garden contest deadline announced
Deadline Saturday for citywide yard and garden contest entries. Classes cover all yard types with prizes in cash plants shrubs and gardening gear offered by civic clubs and local merchants. Applications include a photo of the yard and are due by October 14 at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
A Million Dollar Gate Discussed for Baer LouisFight
Chicago April 4 Max Baer and Ancil Hoff man say a Louis Carnera bout could draw a million dollar gate at Soldier Field if Louis KO s Carnera Baer plans a New York radio broadcast after a workout with Hoff man and Louis is Detroit s rising heavyweight star
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Chicago
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Detroit
Soldier Field
Louis
Primo Camnera
Carnera
Maxie
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
New York
Zion Mayor Signals Blue Law Push In Zion Illinois
Strict enforcement of blue laws announced by William M. Edwards, new mayor of Zion, Illinois. He opposes Wilbur Glenn Yoliva and vows to prohibit smoking, gum chewing, short skirts, card playing, dancing, and movies.
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Zion
William M. Edwards
Wilbur Glenn Yoliva
Attacks Security Bill Sparks House Criticism
Washington April 4 The opposition to the administration social security bill surfaced in the house as Rep Monaghan D Mont called the measure a plan without a plan and said the $50 009 010 federal aid for state old age pension systems was inadequate. New York April 4 The nations class 1 railroads earned 47 047 014 in the first two months of 1935 at 1 57 percent return vs 60 479 052 and 2 01 percent a year earlier.
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Washington
Monaghan
D-Mont
House
New York
Association of American Railroads
Pbb Od
Stock Market Index Report Summary
The market index for 60 stocks sits at 36.6 with daily activity noted as 364 and unclear wording. Key entities include stocks and index value. no clear date or organization provided. Further readable details are unavailable.
New City Government Framework and Early Appointments
Newly elected city officials prepare to take over city affairs. The council will organize, set rules, confirm appointments, and form committees under a second class city plan. The outgoing commission canvasses Tuesday elections Friday at 10 AM. new leaders meet Monday to begin duties.
TWO DEAD IN TRAIN CRASH Ottawa Ill Apr 4
An accident near Ottawa Illinois killed engineer Richard Wolff and fireman William House of Blue Island when a westbound tank car broke and derailed colliding with an eastbound freight. Over two dozen cars were derailed, track torn up, and a locomotive struck a farm machinery factory. Joe Ganton and Fay Green, both of Blue Island, were injured, with Walter Keim of Ottawa burned by tank contents.
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Ottawa
Ill
Richard Wolff
William House
Blue Island
Joe Con+ton
Fay Green
Walter Keim
Firm Surrenders NRA Blue Eagle at Baker Manufacturing
PRP says Baker Manufacturing in Chanute will surrender its NRA Blue Eagle due to a regulation limiting beginners to one per ten machines. Ten machines idle since year's start. company will continue to observe industry code wage clause and hours regulations.
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Chanute
Kan
PRP
Montague
Baker Manufacturing Company
NRA
Kansas Weather Forecast Report Summary
Regional forecast notes a settled night and warmer conditions in eastern areas through Friday while western and north central zones turn cooler. Morning conditions show cloudy skies except clear at Arkansas City with generally good dirt roads and Douglas County roads. Temperature readings from yesterday and today are logged by the Gas Office, with no clear numeric values available in the readable text.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Douglas County
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