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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
4
Intermountain news brief reports progress on a highway project near Beaver Utah. Wheat, grain, and pasture conditions are described, with drought and flood concerns. Also noted are bank reopenings, cattle and sheep movements, Legion convention plans, and farm credit updates across several Utah and Idaho towns.
In Honolulu Judge Davis sentenced four convicted in the Kahahawal manslaughter to ten years hard labor, then Gov. Judd commuted to custody of a bailiff. The action followed pressure and jury mercy, with mixed native and white opinion and congressional pardon efforts ongoing.
Maryland preferential primary featured a delegate battle between President Hoover and Dr Joseph L France the lone rival for the Republican nomination. France previously a Maryland senator was defeated at home but will continue his campaign and has set up convention operations in a Chicago hotel as his own manager.
Al Capone begins an 11 year term after the U.S. Supreme Court refused review of his case. The sentence by Judge Wilkerson combines ten years in Atlanta, one year in county jail, and a $50 000 fine. Capone suggested potential early release, but is unlikely to regain power.
A House vote forwarded the Goldsborough bill to the Senate after brief debate. Supporters claim it would restore purchasing power and stabilize commodity prices via open market operations and Federal Reserve rediscount facilities. Opponents led by Secretary Mills call it fiat money and a dangerous plan to inflate the currency.
Senator Carl Hayden proposes a resolution to let the President accept silver in payment of foreign debt through July 1, 1930. Debtors would pay 1.5 ounces of silver per dollar discharged if they keep their own coins intact. Pending qualification, silver would be credited at one ounce per dollar and coined into standard silver dollars with certificates issued against the coinage.
Preliminary results from France’s elections show Premier Tardieu facing ouster fears while Edouard Herriot, veteran Radical Socialist leader, gains seats. The run off is set for May 8. Herriot’s left and the Republicans suffered losses though Tardieu and most cabinet members were re elected by solid majorities.
Representatives of the Japanese and Chinese governments signed an agreement to end hostilities in the Shanghai area. A Japanese surgeon amputated the right leg of Minister Mamoru Shigeujtsu soon after the signing. Five top Japanese officials were among those injured in a recent bombing as withdrawal of Japanese troops began, to be completed in about four weeks. In Manchuria Japanese forces claimed success against insurgents, while a League of Nations mission said Chinese authority was erased in Manchuria and violence rose. The U.S. Supreme Court handed down major decisions including restricting Packers to meat and related products under the 1920 consent decree, upholding a Texas case on banning a Negro from primaries, and President Hoover’s clash with the Senate over George Otis Smith’s federal power commission appointment.
The Senate passed by 46 to 25 a measure authorizing construction of ships to meet London and Washington treaty tonnage. Senator Siale predicted a final vote before adjournment despite opposition aiming to delay, arguing passage could hinder the U S delegation at the disarmament conference and breach the naval building truce.
The AL Cathedral on Mount St Albans opened for public worship on Ascension day after 25 years since foundation. The first service in the choir and sanctuary was attended by President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, church bishops, and prominent religious and civic leaders from across the country.
Prof H A Hopper argues dairy bulls deserve proper care, not pampering or cruelty. Poor housing, confinement, and rough handling shorten a sire’s life, risk breeders, and endanger handlers. A safe, well managed pen sustains health, vigor, and owner safety, with bulls representing major herd value.
A farmer found his grade Holsteins refused to drink impure tank water though they were very thirsty. The clean water required drilling 200 feet, with cows then resuming normal production. Similar cases link long term sediment buildup to feeding problems.
The Wisconsin Agriculturist notes soybean oil meal appeals to dairymen and other livestock producers for protein. It highlights palatability and high quality amino acids, its role as a protein concentrate, and its usefulness when a single supplementary protein source must balance a ration.
Studies at the University of Costa Rica under Columbian university auspices and Rockefeller foundation credits vitamin A in annatte seed as the richest color source for butter. Using annatte coloring improves butter during dry feeds, increasing titanin content and appealing color in summer months, says W F Jensep of the American Association Creamery Butter Manufacturer.
More than 600 Indiana dairymen have constructed bull pens using iron pine iron rods heavy lumber wooden poles and heavy woven wire. Posts vary among wooden concrete and iron pipes. The recommended pen area is at least 1 000 square feet. The bull pen is health insurance for the sire and life insurance for the owner.
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