Local Chamber Hosts Senate at Noontime Lunch
Gov George A Parks and Territorial Senate members attended a noon luncheon at Bailey's Cafe hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Speakers included Parks Senator Bragaw and H K Faulkner with Chamber toastmaster John W Jones.
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Alaska
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Senate to probe House of Morgan in stock market inquiry
Washington March 20—The Senate Banking Committee announced it will seek expanded power to continue its investigation of the House of Morgan and its role in the stock market. Committee members said the probe will proceed with added authority.
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Washington
House of Morgan
Senate Banking Committee
Stock Market Irregular Closing As Registration Nears
Stocks ended with a small irregular change as rails were heavy and key issues fluctuated. United States Steel and Allied Chemical held narrow moves while several pivotal stocks steadied. Registrations for the April 4 municipal election climbed to 639 by noon as city clerk hours extended and voters prepare for mayor, council, and school board contests. An ordinance granting a bus line franchise on city streets was on the ballot.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
United States Steel Common
Allied Chemical
H. R. Shapard
W. H. Bacon
Jury System Under Attack in Southern Case
Decatur Alabama March 30 The first of seven negroes facing retrial for attacking two white girls in the Scottboro case is ordered to appear as a delay arises over racial discrimination in jury selection Heywood Patterson the condemned defendant ready to appear but his counsel seeks to quash the jury venire by summoning 200 negroes including doctors lawyers and a college professor The narrative also touches on other distant events such as a Manchurian coast incident with a Chinese gang kidnapping four British officers and mentions Prince Rupert hotel and Manila transport modes.
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Alabama
Scottboro
Heywood Patterson
Manchurian
Nanchang
D. H. Clarkeyr
D. Zarelli
Prince
Troy Capable for Governor of Territory
Acquaintances of John W. Troy editor and Empire Printing Company president confirm his fitness for Alaska governor. They cite home rule advocacy and 36 years of territorial knowledge from covering the gold rush to recent legislative insight. He is credited with sustaining Democratic support in Alaska.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Seattle
Alaska Empire
Empire Printing Company
Alaska
Troy
Charles Garfield
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Juneau
Seattle Times
Solons Tangle on Abatement One Bill Killed
The Legislature battled over a House amendment to a Senate bill amending the territorial statute against houses of lewdness. The amendment requiring a criminal conviction before abatement could be pursued was rejected by the Senate and returned to the House, which refused to recede and requested a conference. Speaker McDonald named Taylor, Blake and Nerland to represent the House. The session also dealt with ten Senate bills in second reading and another to the Judiciary Committee for revision, including Walker’s felony for delinquency of minors and DeVane’s revisions to Chapter 58 of the 1917 Session Laws. The House adjourned after a brief session and calendar action was deferred.
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Taylor
Blake
Nerland
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Judiciary Committee
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DeVane
United Attorney
Roosevelt Day Drams Work to Limit In Schedule Racing the Clock Around
Washington reports Franklin D Roosevelt maintains a demanding daily routine with constant meetings and dictation. His schedule centers on four definite weekly appointments with cabinet and two weekly press conferences, leaving little leisure. He dines late, conducts ongoing conferences in the oval room, and often works until early morning.
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Franklin D. Rouwevelt
World issues discussed at conference in London
In London on March 30 Special Ambassador Norman Davis and British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald began talks on world problems, focusing on the forthcoming Economic Conference and Disarmament session. Davis will stay in London over the weekend.
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Norman Davis
United States
Europe
Ramsay MacDonald
Davis
Ambassador Called Home From Moscow
London reports Sir Esmond Ovey, British Ambassador to Moscow, summoned home for consultation after conferences. He will return to Moscow. Washington cites swift action on Roosevelt plan for Federal regulation of new security issues as Congress considers the proposal following recent Soviet arrest of British technicians on charges of sabotage.
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Esmond Ovey
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Washington
Capitol Hill
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Einstein Renounces Prussian Citizenship Over German Turmoil
Professor Albert Einstein plans to renounce his Prussian citizenship amid Jewish disturbances in Germany. He had become a German citizen in 1914 via the Prussian Academy of Sciences. He arrived in Brussels yesterday from a U S. trip as the German Consulate outlined steps to end his citizenship. He was formerly Swiss.
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Pressure grows on Al Smith to seek mayor or senate
New York March 30 pressure mounts as friends urge Al Smith to reenter politics. They ask him to run for mayor of New York City or for United States senator, signaling strong128 support from associates.
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Alaska
Juneau
American Can
American Power and Light
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
Calumet and Hoeda
Pax Films
General Motors
International Harvester
Kennecott
North American
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al Smith
New York City
United States
Farmers Now Receive More Product Pay
The March 30 report from Washington notes rising prices across agricultural goods with poultry products lifting the index, while officials say it is too early to set a firm policy. Senator Copeland remains noncommittal as prices move into 1934. An Agriculture Department statement was issued this afternoon.
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Senate
Royal
Copeland
Second trial denied to Winnie Judd in Phoenix
Arizona court declines second trial for Winnie Ruth Judd charged with murder of Hedvig Samuelson. Judge Speakman calls further trial a waste of time and money. Jury trial sought to present self defense narrative. Board of Pardons expected to rule soon on commutation from hanging to life in LeRoi case. Samuelson and LeRoi were killed in Phoenix and bodies shipped to Los Angeles.
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Superior
Howard C. Speakman
Winnie Ruth Judd
Hedvig Samuelson
Juneau
Alaska
Minister on trial charged with attempted assault in Indiana
An 18 year old school teacher Helen Huffman told jurors that Rev C I Conway threatened her with violence after resisting his advances last December. She testified he took her to a country spot where after she refused he warned she could end with her head in the creek and her shoes floating down the river.
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Muncie
Indiana
Helen Huffman
C. I. Conway
Miss Huffman
California Quake Shakes Long Beach Area Five Seconds
A broad quake centered near Long Beach and Los Angeles jolted California today for about five seconds. Reports of damage are being received from multiple sites as authorities assess the impact. The tremor rattled structures and frightened residents across the region.
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Long Beach
Limitations Lifted on Liquor Prescriptions
Washington action reports a House passage of a bill to remove restrictions on liquor prescriptions. The measure cleared the Senate yesterday afternoon and now goes to the White House for the President's signature.
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White House
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