Hoover and House Agree on National Economy Plan
President Hoover and the House economy committee tentatively agreed on a national economy program expected to save 160 to 210 million dollars. The White House said further consolidations and cutbacks may raise total savings as talks with leaders continue. The House also passed a billion-dollar 1933 appropriation bill funding the veterans administration, farm board, and other agencies totaling 949,237,795 dollars.
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Washington
Hoover
House
White House
Veterans’ Administration
Farm Board
Senate
Day Agents Face Murder Charges After Shooting
Two federal prohibition agents were charged with murder in Dallas for the slaying of Marion McGlothlin a 50 year old gas station and grocery proprietor. The incident began as officers arrested Lester Cox and his wife after a weapon was displayed during the attempted arrest.
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DAY
Dallas
Texas
Prohibition
Marion McGlothlin
N. D. Heaton
L. C. Smith
William McCraw
McGlothlin
Lester Cox
Rudy
Coxes
Cox
Haquer
Hoover Pushes Five Day Work Week For Federal Per Diem Staff
Chairman McDuffie of the house economy committee said President Hoover supported a five day work week for per diem federal employees and expected it would save the government 45 million dollars in the next fiscal year.
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Washington
McDuffie
House Economy Committee
Hoover
Legionnaires Plan Burial Plot Work At Mountain View
Silver Bow Crost No 1 American Legion and the 40 & 8 will gather at Mountain View cemetery at 9 am on Sunday April 24 to prepare a recently acquired burial plot for Memorial Day. They will soil, sow grass seed, plant trees and shrubs, and place two World War trophies at the lot corners. An April 20 box social and dance at the legion hall will fund flags grass seed and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Crost No. 1
American Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
Legionnaires
Cemetery Association
Bob Fraser
E. D. Lomas
W. L. Chapman
Ross McGinnis
al Livingston
Earl N. Genzberger
W. J. Boast
Norm Harvey
Pat Gagner
Hugh Doyle
James McCashin
Ben Hardin
W. O. Gilbert
Owner Fails to Claim Bracelet Worth Thousands
New York January April 9 report a platinum and diamond bracelet worth at least 2500 found in a Fifth Avenue shop remains unclaimed a second similar incident this month. Robert J Noseworthy found a 2500 bracelet last week while job hunting and earned a 30 dollar weekly job plus a 100 dollar reward for turning it in.
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New York
New Yorker
Fifth Avenue
Robert J. Noseworthy
Butte High Girl Wins Ida Frances Ward Scholarship
Katherine Edith Duncan of Butte high school has earned the Ida Frances Ward four year scholarship awarded by the Marion White Arts and Crafts club. She will attend Montana State College in September to study case design. The award reflects her grades and the art teacher's recommendation.
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Catherine Duncan
Marion White Arts and Crafts Club
Miss Duncan
Butte High
Bozeman
Ida Frances Ward
Katherine Edith Duncan
Montana State College
Chicago
Katherine
Trail of Outlaw Floyd Tracked Near Earlsboro
Tulsa officials report heavy police presence near Earlsboro Oklahoma as Charles A. Floyd eludes a trap at his father-in-law Ben Hargraves home near Bixby. E A Kelly former McIntosh County sheriff was killed in the failed capture and Floyd is believed to be with his lieutenant George Birdwell.
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Tulsa
Okla
Earlsboro
Charles A
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Kelly
George Birdwell
Montana Board Denies Freight Rate Increases
The Montana railroad commission denied rail carriers in Montana the proposed freight rate increases. It ruled the carriers failed to show a need for higher rates and that the commission lacks authority to grant them.
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Montana Board
Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Mellon Presents His Credentials to King George
United States Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon presented his credentials to King George and was invited to luncheon at Windsor Castle. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald plans return to London, with talks to follow. Mellon indicated no dry embassy. expects about a month to stock the embassy cellar.
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Windsor
England
United States
Andrew W. Mellon
George
Old Castle
The
Thames
Ramsay MacDonald
Chequers
London
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Roosevelt Heads Toward Kentucky Delegates Support
Roosevelt forces appear assured of Kentucky's Democratic National convention delegation after 41 of 48 counties report instructed delegates backing New York governor Roosevelt. The state convention gathers in Louisville on Tuesday to formalize the votes.
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Louisville
Roosevelt
Kentucky
New York
Eastman Sets World Mark for Half Mile
Eastman Stanford track star Ben Eastman shattered the world record in the half mile with 1 51.3 at Stanford Cal. He improved the 880 yard mark by three tenths of a second and beat the old quarter mile record in the same meet.
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Ment University
Cal
Ben Eastman
Stanford
England
Otto Peltzer
Germany
Eastman
Ted Meredith
Four Shot in Elizabeth Street Pool Room Fatality
Four men were wounded during a shooting in a Fourth Floor pool room on Elizabeth Street in New York. Six assailants fled the scene after opening fire as victims entered. The deceased was identified as 24 year old Nicholas Adriondio of Brooklyn.
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York
Elizabeth Street
Nicholas Adriondio
Brooklyn
Gunfire at Reichsbank President in Berlin
Two youths fired several shots at Dr. Hans Luther, president of the Reichsbank, as he prepared to board a train at Potsdamer station in Berlin for Geneva. He was unhurt. Police launched investigations into the attack.
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Berlin
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Potsdamer Station
Geneva
Heir to Million Dollars Ends Dishwashing Career
William L. Bailey a Pekin Illinois dishwasher quit his job after receiving a letter declaring him the heir to 1 million dollars from his grand uncle William Hughes of Los Angeles. The will dated 1913 names Bank of Italy as executor and lists Bailey's Texas relatives. Bailey said his mother Pearl Honea lives in Dangerfield Texas and that former Texas senator Joseph Bailey was his uncle.
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Pekin
Ill
William L. Bailey
Bailey
William Hughes
Los Angeles
Bank of Italy
Pearl Honea
Dangerfield
Texas
Joseph Bailey
United States
Chico Marx Hurt in Auto Crash
Hollywood April 9 Chico Marx one of the Marx brothers was injured in a two car collision at a Hollywood intersection. He was taken to receiving hospital with a dislocated right knee and bruises after doctors examined him.
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Hollywood
Cal
Chico” Marx
Marx
920 936 RAISED IN Y M C A CAMPAIGN
In a neck and neck finish the Red Triangle Derby sees Indian Runner and Reveille Boy leading toward a $25 000 purse with a final dinner dance expected tomorrow night. Finis Matson and J L Carroll share early honors while Sun Beau Twenty Grand and other horses trail. local officials praise the community center efforts and a luncheon notes champion youth for skating prize recipients.
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Reveille Boy
Finis Matson
J. L. Carroll
Reveille’ Boy
W. R. Medlin
Sun Beau
W. R. Mellor
Henry Hirsh
F. B. Price
Dave Kilroy
F. FE. Henningsen
Alex Blewett
W. 8. Thompson
Anchors Aweigh
Butte
Ecuador Gunboats in Rebels Hands at Guayaquil Skirmish
Rebels hold the gunboats Tarqui and Cotopaxti as government forces drive mutineers from Punta Piedra fort near Guayaquil. A looming naval battle off Puna Island foreshadows further clashes as Ildefonso Mendoza leads rebel forces upriver on the gunboats.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Punta Piedra
Puna
Tarqui
Cotopaxti
Colon
Ildefonso Mendoza
Widow Claims Husband Alive Before Burial Delays Service
In Los Angeles widow Mme Anne Guelph disputes the death of her husband John David Guelph a 71 year old physician and claimant to British royal parentage. Doctors certify death after five days delay undertakers hold burial in deference to her suspicions of suspended animation citing past incidents in India and the Boer War.
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Los Angeles
John David Guelph
Guelph
Guelph de Windsor
Mme
Anne Guelph
India
Doctor Vanishes in Possible Kidnapping near North Chicago
North Chicago is shaken as Dr. A E Budde city physician disappears after answering an early morning call for accident victims. Three hours later his valise is found at the cemetery gate by the caretaker of the North Shore cemetery west of town, fueling fears of kidnapping.
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North
Chicago
A. E. Budde
North Shore
Hoover backs Senate probe of bear raids
President Hoover formally endorses the senate banking committee inquiry into stock market activity amid rumors of a planned bear raid. Senator Walcott says the president is in full accord, while Whitney may appear before the committee as it probes short selling and market collapse amid fears of foreign influence.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Hoover
Wall Street
Richard Whitney
New York Exchange
Bears
Walcott
Connecticut
Whitney
Representative LaGuardia
New York Republican Independent
House Today
New York
Hindenburg Favorite At German Poll
Berlin April 9 The bitter presidential campaign ends with Hindenburg favored to win in tomorrow's voting. Nazi followers claim 15 million votes for Hitler, while commentators note Hindenburg supporters must turnout strong after the March 13 election where he received 18,654,590 votes, short of a majority.
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Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Warmest Weather Since Spring Brings Heat Wave
Los Angeles records show temperatures near ninety degrees the warmest since spring began on March 21. Officials cite desert winds sweeping toward the coast as the cause of the unseasonable heat.
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Los Angeles
Weather Bureau
Four to Admit Honor Killing at Honolulu
Grace Hubbard Fortescue, her three naval co defendants and allies will admit killing Joe Kahahawali Jr. in Honolulu, arguing the act was in response to mob rape allegations against Thalia Massie. Clarence Darrow guides defense as trial restarts Monday, relying on jury and island sentiment for vindication.
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Dan Campbell
United Press
Honolulu
T.H
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Joe Kahahawali Jr
Clarence Darrow
Poultry King Is Put on Spot
Joseph Cohen, 60 known as the poultry king of New York, was fatally shot at his Flatbush Brooklyn home after answering a doorbell. Police say the attack appears tied to a smoldering poultry war. He died in hospital.
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New York
Joseph Cohen
Cohen
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Basketball rules limit stalls with 10 second advance rule
NEW YORK April 9 The national basketball rules committee adopted a coach recommended change requiring the offensive team to advance the ball past the center of the court within 10 seconds after gaining possession.
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New York
National Basketball Rules Committee
State Pioneers Convention Plans Put in Place
Missoula officials from the Society of Montana Pioneers and the Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers held a meeting to arrange the August convention. James M. Brown, son of the late Sandbar Brown, was entrusted with general arrangements for the event.
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Missoula
Society of Montana Pioneers
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
James M. Brown
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