Solons Detail Bear-Raid Allegations At Market Probe
Witnesses including Knight Bragg and Smith testified on pool and syndicate manipulation involving Rockefeller Raskob and other big players. They described inside information, short selling, and loads of questionable broker practices as hearings continue, with calls for records and future testimony.
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Danforth
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Becata
A Plague on Both Your Houses explodes in Hearst tirade
William Randolph Hearst denounces both parties in a sweeping On the campaign trail critique after Roosevelt comments on the unemployment issue. He argues a billion dollar prosperity plan would aid eight million jobless workers and spur overall recovery, blaming Roosevelt for opposing it and urging strong leadership for true democracy.
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Broadway and
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William Randolph Hearst
Ambulance Called by Actress Reverses Decision in San Francisco
San Francisco April 23. An actress identified as Ince Norton, described as blonde and connected to Broadway circles, called an ambulance from an emergency hospital admitting area. She then changed her mind before hospital crew arrived, saying she feared a heart attack but did not want medical aid. The report notes she is linked to Arnold Rothstein, a New York gambler, in the surrounding commentary.
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Ince Norton
Broadway
Arnold Rothstein
New York
350 Arrested in Washington Raids
Washington police conducted a large operation arresting 350 individuals in a series of raids linked to a week of gambling murders. The sweep targeted alleged crime figures across the capital, aiming to curb organized vice and restore public safety.
Mail Order Stock Loan Plan Probed in Senate Inquiry
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee revealed a mail order loan scheme linked to Consolidated Gas stock. Neidecker and Travellers Bank, both tied to the alleged operation, allegedly offered one year loans at low interest for stock pledges via a circular circulated to thousands of small stockholders.
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Capone Fate May Be Decided Within Two Weeks
In Washington April, the justice department rushes a response to Al Capone’s petition for review of his conviction for attempting to evade income tax. The case could be formally submitted to the Supreme Court within two weeks with a decision possible soon after.
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Lindbergh Baby Case Briefs From Reports
Police remain silent on leads about the missing Lindbergh infant as emissaries reportedly near a climax. A hair sample from Aberdeeen, Washington was checked by Colonel Lindbergh and his wife. a barber saved a lock from a girl resembling the infant. Reports of a suspicious child near Warren Point, New Jersey were traced to a reputable family now living nearby since March. An unnamed woman’s visit from Kansas City to Hopewell was deemed unimportant and may be a mistaken lead. Authorities caution that counterfeit ransom notes and bills have circulated, with only the New York bill confirmed as tied to a ransom payment. Local brush fires near the Lindbergh estate are unrelated to the case.
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Norman Schwarzkopf
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Business Holds Own Amid Mixed Wholesale Trends
Washington report notes business has held its own in recent weeks with gains not exceeding seasonal norms. The Commerce Department also says wholesale prices fell slightly in the week of April 16 while prices for key commodities such as wheat and cotton showed improvement.
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Commerce Department
Aggie Group Tours New Braunfels Industries
A class of 35 to 40 Texas A and M senior students inspected major New Braunfels sites this week including the Goma power plant the New Braunfels Textile Mills and the Dittinger Roller Mill. The visit was hosted by the New Braunfels ex students association. A note invites readers to place ads for vacant property in The Light through an agent.
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REW Star
Anrvica
M Crockett
Capone Tied to Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Belief
Senator Bingham of Connecticut told the Senate on April 3 that an associate of Capone held the view Capone may have kidnapped the Lindbergh baby to promote his bid for public appeal and escape prison. The claim was presented as his personal opinion.
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Washington, D. G
DNSI
Seatch
Bingham
Connecticut
Senate Today
Fewer Bank Failures in March
Washington April 13 Ins Bank failures in March totaled 45, the fewest since October 1929, with deposits involved about 15.93 million, below any period since December 1929. The March figure drops from February’s 122 and follows 442 in January and 353 in December, the monthly record prior to October.
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Washington, D. C
Depoalta
Federal Reserve Board
Loss of British Trade Expected in 1933 Exports Drop
Washington officials predicted a drop of 150 million to 250 million dollars in American exports to England in 1933 due to Britain’s new tariff schedule. The estimate reflects anticipated impact of the tariff on U S goods reaching the English market.
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England
Viennese Singer Says Germans Lead in Music Taste
Vienna April 23 Maria Olsewska a Viennese opera singer who just returned from a season at the Chicago Civile Opera says Germans prize music as daily bread while Americans view it as a mere solar diversion. She notes Chicago Opera performances were excellent with full houses and plans a four month return to Chicago. Life in New York remains fascinating but the golden days are past and Americans show less interest in art and music.
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Germany
Maria Olssewska
Chicago Civile Opera
Chicago
New York
Nazi Killed in Election Battle in Hamborn
In Hamborn Germany on April 23 a Nazi was stabbed to death during clashes between rival factions as anticipation built for the upcoming diet election tomorrow.
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Germany
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Brackenridge High Day Promised by Joske’s Staff
Joske’s department store announces Brackenridge High students will visit Monday as part of Boys Week, promising improved service and a playful warning that staff may be fired if they fail to meet expectations. The event highlights community involvement and school spirit with local business support.
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Joskeatore
Joske's
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