Apostles Call LDS Members To Strict Doctrine Observance
At the 104th annual conference in Salt Lake City on April 7, Melvin J. Ballard of the Council of Twelve warned against Satan s efforts to lower church morality and urged members to uphold church teachings despite perceived persecution. He said he found no persecution in the southern states during a recent tour.
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Salt Lake City
Patter Day Saints Church
Melvin J. Ballard
Council of Twelve Apostles
Satan
Apostle Ballard
Church of Christ
Joseph Smith
Charles A. Callis
Council of Twelve
Latter Day Saints Church
Rodger Clawson
Sylvester Q. Cannon
Clue Claimed Found in Mass Murders at Bremerton
Officials disclosed stomach samples from six March 29 Bremerton murders were sent to Dr. William M. Dehn for chemical analysis. Prosecutor Ray R. Greenwood said the results show definite leads. authorities suspect a local perpetrator or group. A man named Roy Duclaw, 29, was questioned after injuries near Renton. Church leaders urged followers to uphold faith amid renewed prophecies and tithing discussions.
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Bremerton
Wash
William M. Dehn
University of Washington
Ray R. Greenwood
Greenwood
Frank Flieder
Montana
Fred Bolcom
Deer Lodge
Eugene Chenevert
Magnus Jordan
Flieder
Insull Losing Court Battle in Turkish Extradition Case
Samuel Insull faces imminent expulsion to the United States to stand trial on fraud charges after a Turkish ruling barred his appeal. Turkish and American extradition moves press toward final approval as Insull's lawyers vow an ironclad argument based on international law.
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Istanbul
Samuel Insull
United States
Kenan Bey
Turkey
Five Hurt In Plane Crash At Onion Fiesta
Five people were injured in a crash that struck a crowd at the onion festival in Raymondville Texas. The pilot, Slats ers of McAllen and Brownsville, is charged with operating an aircraft while intoxicated and held in jail.
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Raymondville
Tex
McCallen
Brownsville
Mae West Out Of Studio With Bad Cold
Mae West, a blonde film star, was forced to leave the studio today where she was working on a film due to a bad cold.
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Mae H
Hollywood
Mae West
Eet
Weather map shows fair conditions across nation
Skies are clear through the country with few showers on the Atlantic coast. Temperatures are warmer than normal on the plateau and near seasonal elsewhere as pressures remain fairly uniform.
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Atlantic
Plateau
Presp
Wthr
Boise
Cheyenne
Chicago
Helena
World News At A Glance Items
Washington plans a billion dollar home program while New York proposes air mail reform. Clyde Barrow hunted in Kansas as authorities pursue Texas killer. A mother in Coshocton accused of poisoning two children for insurance. Dillinger hunted in Indianapolis after gun stock found. House Democrats wary of Senate income tax increase. Oslo floods drown fifty. many missing. Extradition talks in Istanbul. Five of 88 refugees saved in Arctic ice near Moscow. France backs Britain disarmament. Doumergue faces workers’ strike threat.
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Washington — Administration
New York
United Aircraft & Transport
Fort Scott
Kas
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Coshocton
Indianapolis
Dillinger
Ashington
House
Senate
Oslo
Norway
Istanbul
Turkey
Moscow
London
Britain
Paris
Doumergue
Lady known as Low Is Jailed After Wreck in Pink Gown
Seattle dispatch reports J B Broulette a telephone company engineer and American Legion member known as Lou staged a nocturnal persona. He claimed the pink gown was worn for a Legion skit when his car hit a parked vehicle. He spent the night in jail with minor injuries and a wrinkled beaded dress.
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Seattle
J. B. Broulette
University Post
American Legion
Broulette
Lou
Legion Post
Dan McGrew
Norway village wiped out as wall of water swamps coast
A massive cliff section collapsed into the sea on Norway's west coast, unleashing waves up to 30 feet that swept Tafjord and Fjo taa, drowning at least 50 residents and leaving many missing. A visiting clergyman recounted waking to rushing water and the house shaking before floodwaters rose around him.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Tafjord
Fjotaa
Korsanes Fjord
Tafford
Mother Faces Death Charge in Ohio Poison Deaths
In Coshocton Ohio a 43 year old mother Amelia Rivers Webb Wardrop was indicted by a grand jury on three counts two first degree murder and one poisoning charge for the deaths of her two children and a nephew Charles Hughes. The case follows an exhumation and chemist’s finding of poison in the bodies of Herbert Webb and Iona Webb Senter amid a year long inquiry. Wardrop held on crutches in the city jail as the investigation unfolded.
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Coshocton
Amelia Rivers Webb Wardrop
Charles Hughes
Russell E. Lyon
Hughes
City
Federal court action targets NRA code violators
NRA administrator Hugh S. Johnson ordered swift federal action against code chiselers. State compliance directors will forward clear violations to federal attorneys, with a new NRA litigation division handling cases. The move follows recent court successes including the New York milk law ruling. The U S Chamber warns against over bureaucracy in NRA extension.
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Associated Press
Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Supreme Court
New York
Dillinger Said Wounded In Last Shootout
Federal officers say Eugene Green’s delirious statements led them to believe John Dillinger was wounded in his final confrontation. Green and a woman were captured after a Lexington Avenue raid in St Paul. Green has been in a hospital and the woman identified as Mrs Besse Moore or Mrs Bessie Hines faces habeas corpus proceedings.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Eugene Green
John Dillinger
Indiana
Green
Lexington Avenue
Besse Moore
Utah Democrats Elect Chairman
Hugh B. Brown general counsel for the home owner's loan corporation of Utah was elected state chairman of the Democratic party at a meeting of the state central committee. He defeated Sam D. Thurman 45 to 11. The Republican central committee also met and set its convention for July 18 with no changes to its directorate.
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Salt Lake City
Hugh B. Brown
Home Owner's Loan Corporation of
Utah
Democratic Party
Mr. Brown
Sam D. Thurman
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party
Ada Tindall Suicide In Despondent Illness and Reverses
The body of Mrs. Ada Tindall, 40, was brought to Mountain Home Idaho from Tindall in Owyhee county after she died Friday at midnight of poisoning. Coroner John Grote and Sheriff George Riddle said she took her own life amid illness and financial reverses.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Ada Tindall
Roosevelt's Son Fights Photographer at Wrestling Show
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr, 19, quarrels with a photographer at a wrestling event in Philadelphia. He says the photographer sneaked up the aisle to shoot without consent and claims he knocked down Don Corvelli and smashed the camera during the incident while Guest at Bryn Mawr home.
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Philadelphia
Franklin D Roosevelt, Jr
Todays
Young Roosevelt
Hallowell Vaughn Morgan, Jr
Bryn Mawr
Don Corvelli
Senate Silver Bloc Faces Potential Remonetization Drive
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma previews an amendment to the Dies silver relief bill proposing nationalization and government acquisition of all silver. The plan would pay with silver certificates and fix bullion at market value, aiming to restore commodity prices to prewar levels.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas ‘D-Okla
Agricul
Agriculture Committee
King
Utah
Senate Silver Bloc
Treasury
Roosevelt
Thomas
Professor Harbourt Proposes Industried Professional Democracy
Kent college lecturer S A Harbourt outlines a plan to abolish Congress and redraw districts by professions. A 100 member lay central legislature would replace two houses with direct presidential election and a five judge Supreme Court operating year round.
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Kent
S. A. Harbourt
Kent College
Professor Harbourt
Congress
Ike Thomas Jeffe
Houses of
Supreme Court
Six youths held on theft charges by officers
Six young men aged 16 to 21 are jailed in Bannock county and city lockups on robbery and grand larceny charges. Police say the arrests tie them to the Steve Cacavas grocery store holdup on March 50, the Community Gas station robbery on April 5, several auto thefts, and the Maynard grocery job.
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Bannock
Steve Cacavas
Maynard
East Center
Leonard Paulsen
Charles Joslin
Robert Anderson
St. Charles
Montpelier
Dean Pentz
Bear Lake County
Rupert
Montana
J. L. Balderston
Sam Maynard
Wiley Post Plans Altitude Record and London Melbourne Race
Oklahoma City reports Wiley Post aims for a new altitude mark of 44,819,418 feet and to win the London to Melbourne air race in 1934. The effort involves 18 months of engineering and thousands of dollars with the Winnie Mae aircraft and veteran flying partner.
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Oklahoma City
Daily
Oklahoman
Wiley Post
London
Melbourne
Australia
Post
Winnie Mae
Oklahom
G. Lemone
France
California
Prac
Couple fatally hit as car hits in Boise intersection
Mrs Mary Winter 71 was killed and her husband W H Winter 75 injured crossing a Boise street when struck by a car driven by 17 year old Dorothy Bauer. Officers released Bauer pending investigation as coroner cites glare from another vehicle as cause.
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Boise
Mary Winter
W. H Winter
Dorothy Bauer
J. T. McCann
Fire rages at Indiana state prison housing 2500 inmates
Flames swept the receiving building at Indiana state prison in Michigan City on April 7 threatening 10 other cells. Officials say there is no evidence of a plot to free prisoners as flames are controlled and under investigation.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State Prison
Senators Pleased and Pleased Yet With Sugar Bill
Senate leaders forecast action on the Costigan Jones sugar bill this week. Several senators voiced dissatisfaction with the house passed measure and plan amendments. The bill is expected to pass the Senate with general principles unchanged.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
House
West
Sugar State
Outlaws Flee As Barrow Gang Invades Oklahoma Territory
Federal and state authorities pursue Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker and possible companion across the Oklahoma Kansas Missouri border after a fresh slaying and kidnapping. Police chase includes Guthrie Stillwater routes as the trio evades capture with hostages released and officers wounded.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Southwest
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Raymond Hamilton
Henry Methvin
Texas Econoics
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Stillwater
Okla
Percy Boyd
Commerce
Cal Campbell
Miami
Dodge Score
Oklahoma- Kansas Missouri
Department of Justice
Cummings
President Signs Cattle Aid Bill on Cruise
President Roosevelt signed a $200,000,000 cattle aid measure to finance dairy and beef production adjustments and an additional bill funding four government departments. He signed aboard the yacht Nourmaha and sent the documents back to White House headquarters at the Miami Biltmore hotel. The act declares cattle a basic commodity and also lists peanuts rye flax barley and grain sorghums as basic commodities.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Nourmaha
White House
Miami Biltmore
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood April 7 Will Rogers comments on Insull memoirs and a New York Stock Exchange probe into 14 stocks. He notes the high income tax near passage in the Senate and jokes about public earnings and lodge wisdom.
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Hollywood
Calif
Insull
N. Y
Will
Former local banker passes in American Falls
L L Evans 76 longtime Idaho banker and state senator from Power county died Friday night of pneumonia in an American Falls hospital. He led First National Bank of Pocatello and presided over subsidiaries in Malad Albion Blackfoot Mackay and Arco. Survived by three daughters and four sons his funeral is set for Monday in American Falls with interment at Malad.
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American Falls
L. L. Evans
Power County
Idaho
Evans
First National Bak
Pocatello
Malad
Albion
Blackfoot
Mackay
Arco
C. W. Berryman
J. N. Ireland
D. L. Evans
W. G. Jenkins
D. W. Standrod
Mr. Evans
Bingeham City
Utah
L. D. S. Tabernacle
Hall collapses in Aguila Mexico injuring many
Two people died when Aguila city hall in Vera Cruz collapsed during the day. Deputy Perez was among the victims and about 75 others were injured as officials blamed an old structure for the disaster.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Perez
Aguila
Utah Weather Ahead for Sunday and Monday
The Utah forecast calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with small temperature changes noted. No precipitation is expected as high pressure dominates.
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Utah
Attie Ichange
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