LaGuardia backs unemployment insurance over bonus proposal
Washington reports Rep. Fiorello LaGuardia urges a national unemployment insurance fund funded by welfare taxes on employers and incomes as a counter to the $2 billion soldiers bonus. He argues the plan risks inflation and fails to help all unemployed workers, not just veterans.
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Washington
LaGuardia
N. Y
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mapes
Mich
Treasury
Congress
Fires Shot Heard Around the World Echoes Across Short Wave
In Schenectady on April 19 Governor Joseph B Ely of Massachusetts fired a historically loaded musket used at Concord. The shot crackled through short wave radio linking GE’s experimental station to stations in Holland Java Australia and back to the U S. The echo reached Ely moments after the trigger.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Concord
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
General Electric Company
Ftar
Holland
Reay
Java
Australia
United States
Telephone shares trade under par on NYSE first time since 1921
April 19 AP reports American Telephone and Telegraph shares sold under their $100 par value on the New York Stock Exchange, the first instance since 1921. The decline leaves the exchange with only one common issue above $100, Home Stake Mining Company.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Homestake Mining Company
County clubs reorganized in Bannock county effort
Cecil Tulley new boys and girls club agent for Bannock county reports a busy week reorganizing 4-H clubs and establishing new groups. Second, third and fourth year sewing clubs near Tyhee total 18 with Miss Della Carson leader, first year sewing under Mrs. S. D. Dunn with 29 members.
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Cecil Tulley
Bannock County
Tyhee
Della Carson
S. D. Dunn
McCammon
J. W. Towsley
Arimo
Mina Jensen
Rebecca Nelson
Grace Dairy Club
Conrad Toone
Swan Lake Swine Club
Merl Henderson
H. R. Stucky
Power County Agricultural
Father satisfied with girl's return in Delaware case
Harry Brodsky said he wants no prosecutions after his 9-year-old daughter Hilda was abducted for a $50,000 ransom. Police hunted three men and a woman as authorities claimed to know who lured the child into a car, took her to Philadelphia, and released her at a parish house.
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Wilmington
Del
Harry Brodsky
Hilda
Brodsky
Philadelphia
Joseph Pugliese
Lindbergh Seeks Contact With Kidnapers
Lindbergh says he cannot reestablish definite contact with the kidnappers of his 21 month old son. He asks for cooperation and notes press activity hampers their efforts to regain contact. The statement was issued last night from Hopewell New Jersey.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Today’s Scores From The National League Showdowns
The file reports scores from multiple games including St Louis, Detroit, New York, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, and Brooklyn. It lists pitchers and fielders like Stewart, Kimsey, Polk, Ferrell, Whitehill, Hayworth, Allen, Andrews, Dickey, Rhodes, Lisenbee, Berry, Weaver, Spencer, Cochrane, Heving, Hudlin, Myatt, Jones, Tate, Cunningham, Spohrer, Walker, O Farrell, Benge, McCurdy, Hoyt, Lopez. Only games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Stewart
Kimsey
Polk and Ferrell
Whitehill and
Hayworth
Women call for strict prohibition enforcement in Washington
The women's national committee for law enforcement met in Washington and urged rigid enforcement of prohibition plus ample funding to carry it out.
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Washington
Women’s National Committee For Law Enforcement
Carload of Teens Blamed in Boise Hit-and-Run
Boise sheriff names a group of high school aged boys and girls as suspects in the hit and run that killed Joy Elliott, 16, after a stolen Fletcher sedan was seen near the scene. Witnesses describe a big sedan with teens inside passing the two classmates earlier. Coroner says inquest delayed until conclusive evidence is obtained.
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Boise
John McGrath
Joy Elliott
Arthur Fletcher
William Richardson
W. M. Black
Margaret Rodda
Frances Miller
Elliott
Fletcher
Boise High School
Dark outlook for taxpayers in Britain budget speech
London April 19 Great Britain reports a budget surplus of 4,796,000 but no income tax relief for this year. The beer tax stays, tea duty rises to two pence per pound with imperial preference 50 percent, and colonial sugar import duty increases one shilling per hundredweight for five years. Duties on foreign and dominion sugars unchanged.
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London
Great Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Girl Returned By Kidnappers In Wilmington Case
Eight year old Hilda Brodsky was returned unharmed to her parents in Wilmington after reports of a man being arrested in connection with the kidnapping and a Philadelphia hunt for another suspect. Police denied an arrest had occurred as of that moment. The girl was taken to Philadelphia after being lured into a car by a man and a woman and handed to Rev. Joseph M. Pugliese. Her parents said no ransom or immunity was promised.
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Wilmington
Del
Hilda Brodsky
Philadelphia
Harry Brodsky
Joseph M. Pugliese
Brodsky
Hilda
Beating of Salt Lake City Cashier Spreads Fear
E. W. Dunn, cashier for Lewis and Ballif stock brokers, was assaulted in the firm's South Main Street offices. A man entered, a ledger was thrown, and Dunn was knocked unconscious after a rear blow. Police launched an intensive investigation and Dunn was taken to a hospital.
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Salt Lake City
E. W. Dunn
Lewis & Ballif
Dunn
South Main Street
C. D. Williams
Wife of Lieutenant to Close Defense on Wednesday
In Honolulu on April 19 AP reports Lt. Thomas H. Massie remains under cross examination over the Kahahawai killing. Clarence Darrow, mass defense attorney, says Massie will close his case tomorrow with Mrs Thalia Massie as the final defense witness.
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Associated Press
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Honolulu
Joseph Kahahawai
E. J. Lord
Seaman
Grace Fortescue
Darrow
Thomas H. Massie
Albert O. Jones
Thalia Massie
Prohibition repeal drive and Massie case updates
Senate manufacturers committee adverse reports the Bingham 4 per cent beer bill by 7 to 4 with two abstentions as supporters and opponents listed. Nonvotes were Wheeler and Long. Separately, in prohibition hearings Darrow challenged massie testimony on the Kahawai killing amid questions of insanity defense and defense witnesses in the lynching case.
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Washington
Bingham
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Conn
Metcalf
R. T
Barbour
N. J
Bulkley
LaFollette
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune on Tax Reforms
Beverly Hills commentary ridicules tax proposals noting manufacturers dodge taxes while consumers bear the burden. Will Rogers criticizes proposed changes and laments lack of a purchasers lobby and ongoing congressional tax bill theatrics.
Two Faces Charged In Federal Court
John Apa and Mrs. Ole Hansen were arrested Saturday by federal officers and county deputies on whiskey possession charges. They face federal trial in October. Apa is held on $750 bond and Hansen on $500. A state funeral service for Senator William J. Harris of Georgia was ordered by the Senate to be held in the Senate chamber at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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John Apa
W. H. Woodward
Apa
Ole Hansen
Washington
Senate
William J. Harris
Georgia
University units to share 10 percent budget cut
Helena report states the executive council will reduce faculty salaries across university units to meet the state board of education’s 10 percent budget cut. The move targets payroll costs as the main avenue for trimming expenses.
Taxpayers Urged to Attend City Budget Meeting
A notice invites Catello residents to attend tonight’s city budget discussion led by the mayor and city council. The aim is a balanced 1932 budget responsive to taxpayers, with individuals urged to share input and avoid later complaints.
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ORD
Pocatello
New York Ad Expert Urges Newspapers as Dominant Ads
Kenneth Collins of Macy and Company lauds newspapers as the dominant advertising medium in the United States. He argues ads should be frank about conditions to revive business and says current papers are better than in the past.
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New York
United States
Kenneth Collins
R. MH. Macy and Company
America
Collins
Mountain lion visits Tyhee near Gucker farm
A six and a half foot mountain lion weighing about 100 pounds was shot by rancher L. T. Gueker and neighbor Milton Quinn near Tyhee three miles west of the schoolhouse after approaching a flock. The carcass was shown to Tyhee students. no local bounty is posted. The incident recalls days of abundant wildlife in the area.
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Tyhee
L. T. Gueker
Mr. Gucker
Milton Quinn
Tyhee School
Portneuf
Idaho Lutheran Pastors Meet in Twin Falls
Pastors from Nampa Boise Pocatello Idaho Falls and other south and central Idaho Lutheran churches gather in Twin Falls for a three day annual conference led by Rev. W F George of Portland director of missions for the northwestern states.
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Twin Falls
Lutheran Churches of
Daughter and admirer held for slaying Bjere reggaard
In Ephraim Utah on April 19 the county attorney announced charges of first degree murder against Mrs Ivae Dell Jensen and Mendon Draper in the slaying of 84 year old banker Andrew N Bjere reggaard last Tuesday night. A bloody apron was found at Jensen home across from the victim and Draper confessed to beating the banker before setting his clothes and bed afire.
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Ephraim
Utah
Andrew N. Bjerereggaard
Ivaedell Jensen
Mendon Draper
Udell Jensen
Ed J. Peterson
Smiths debt moratorium proposal sparks senate clash
Senate debates former Governor Alfred E. Smith 20 year moratorium on war debts with Idaho Senator Borah calling it a debt cancellation favoring private European obligation holders. Atwood Kansas Governor Woodring vows pursuit of mob in Dorothy Hunter case. Boston Marathon winner Ferdinand Begtan parts. Hoover bank bill passes sub committee. Smith R Idaho water compact urged for Snake River basin. Cleveland man Filmore indicted for embezzlement. New York rail equipment demand cited by Woodin as railroads delay purchases could boost suppliers.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Beggar Misiak Found With 32917 In Pocket In Newark
Tony Misiak a beggar with a withered right hand stood soliciting arms while police found 32917 in his ragged pockets along with a gin bottle. He faced a charge of transporting liquor after officials learned his wife recently left him and both were unemployed. He asked that none of the money be given to his wife.
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New York
Tony Misiak
Misiak
Misiaks
Tony
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