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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1932

Page

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World tribute paid today to Bard of Avon

Shakespeare was honored in Stratford on his birthday as the Prince of Wales opened the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. John Masefield wrote an ode, dignitaries toasted the memory, and ambassadors from France and the United States attended the luncheon.

Stratford-On-Avon England William Shakespeare Prince of Wales Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Shakespeare Holy Trinity Church John Masefield Archibald Flower Frank Benson Stanley Baldwin A. de Fleurian France Andrew Mellon America

Senate witness list teased for stock market probe

William A. Gray said he will call John J. Raskob W C Durant W F Kenney and Fred J Fisher to testify pending banking committee permission These figures were named today as connected with questionable exchange activities The Senate investigation moves ahead as hearing policy looms.

Washington William A. Gray Senate Stock Market Banking Committee John J. Raskob W. C. Durant W. F. Kenney Fred J. Fisher

A Alameda cleaning-plant manager held after gun threats

Lee Cummings, 60, of 320 Park Avenue Alameda, allegedly threatened his wife and neighbors and was arrested at his home by Officers Barnard and Nelson. He was turned over to Sheriff Woodward and awaits action by County Attorney McDougall. Police state he was intoxicated and had a .38 caliber revolver.

Lee Cummings Cummings Park Avenue Alameda E. L. Barnard Guy Nelson W. H. Woodward I. E. McDougall

Two Held on Over Charge in Interstate Car Transport

Harry Cooper 21 and Lillian LaFranciere 23 were arraigned Friday on a Dyer act charge for transporting an auto from Dillon Montana to Downey Idaho in interstate commerce. Each held on 25000 bonds to answer in federal court in October.

United States Harry Cooper Lillian LaFranciere Dillon Montana Downey Idaho Miss LaFranciere Betty Dillson Viola Ellis Logan Frank Hazelbaker Department of Justice Cooper North Dakota Dillson and Ellis Minneapolis Dan Ware Pocatello W. H. Woodward L. B. Tolley Tolley Woodward

Tax stamp plan to fund migratory bird refuges

Senator B Hawes of Missouri proposes a stamp tax on migratory bird hunters to fund conservation. He told the Izaak Walton League of America that the revenue from stamps placed on state hunting licenses could provide up to 1 million dollars annually for federal sanctuary purchases and 500 thousand for enforcement and administration.

Chicago Izaak Walton League of America Senator B. Hawes Missouri League

Chaplin Improves in Singapore Dengue Case

American film star Charlie Chaplin, hospitalized in Singapore with Dengue fever, showed satisfactory progress. He postponed leaving for Japan until a week from tomorrow.

Singapore Straits Settlements Charlie Chaplin Japan

Pocatello Man Is Given Office by P T A

Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers closes its annual convention in Twin Falls with a publicity breakfast and installation of new officers. Mrs John E Hayes of Twin Falls elected president, succeeding Mrs Thomas Ogden of Boise. Other officers named include Mrs F M Snyder of Boise. Continued on Page Six.

Twin Falls Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers Board of Managers John E. Hayes National Parent-Teachers Congress Thomas Ogden Boise F. M. Snyder

Massie Defense Challenge in Kahahawai Case

In Honolulu and Washington on April 23 AP reports prosecutor Kelley retaking murder instruction aim in Massie Kahahawai case. He argues conspiracy and insanity defenses complicate verdicts while Darrow resists alienist testimony and juror direction. Raskob named in Anaconda pool probe with Bragg Rockefeller Meehan and others.

Honolulu Thomas H. Massie John C. Kelley Clarence Darrow Joseph Kahahawai Kelley Navy Massie Joseph Catton San Francisco Paul Bowers Los Angeles Kahahawai Thalia Massie Darrow Granville Fortescue E. J. Lord Albert O. Jones Fortescue House

Garbo Engagement Denied Amid Hollywood Rumors

Greta Garbo denied reports she would marry William Sorensen, calling him no friend or husband. She also reportedly refused to renew her MGM contract, suggesting she may return to Sweden when her current deal ends in June.

Hollywood Cal Greta Garbo Sweden Stockholm William Sorensen Miss Garbo Soerensen Harry Edington Garbo Sorensen Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Studios

Five candidates file as Idaho’s new primary law nears close

In Boise on April 22 the first under the new primary law closes at midnight with remaining entrants. Republican W. W. Deal filed for secretary of state to oppose incumbent Fred E. Lukens. Democrats include F. M. Bistline of Pocatello for supreme court, W. F. Alworth of Filer for congressman district two, I. H. Masters of Pocatello for the same post, and Harry C. Parsons of Twin Falls for state auditor.

Boise W. W. Deal Fred E. Lukens F. M. Bistline Pocatello Supreme Court W. F

India’s Sarojini Naidu Sentenced to One Year in Prison

Bombay reports Mrs. Sarojini Naidu, famed patriot, poet, and Gandhi ally, was sentenced to one year in jail for disobeying a ban on the nationalist congress session in New Delhi. Seen smiling in court, she remains the last Gandhi cabinet member to be jailed.

Bombay Sarojini -Aidu India Mahatma Gandi Naidu Congress New Delhi

Taxi Driver Fatally Pierced in Restaurant Knife Incident

Monticello New York James LaBarr greeted friend State Trooper Walter Sweeney in a restaurant Sweeney accidentally pierced LaBarr's stomach with a knife during a meal LaBarr died from the injury authorities investigated the incident as an accidental stabbing by the trooper

Monticello N. Y James LaBarr Walter Sweeney Sweeney LaBarr

Will Rogers Wires The Tribune

Hollywood columnist Will Rogers writes from Hollywood about a Senate Wall Street investigation. He mentions a witness named Gray exposing secrets and Whitney nearly breaking down. Rogers notes patriotic sentiment and U S war bonds trading and comments on German bonds.

Hollywood Cal Senate

Senator Links Lindbergh Kidnapping to Capone Gangsters

Senator Bingham of Connecticut asserts Capone offered to locate the Lindbergh baby and that gangsters aided in the recovery effort, suggesting the crime was connected to bootlegging profits. He advocates repealing prohibition to reduce criminal profits and curb such crimes.

Washington Bingham Conn Senate Today al Capone Lindbergh Capone Congress

Capone Denial Emerges in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case

Hopewell New Jersey April 23 AP The 53 day Lindbergh kidnapping case continues to baffle. A high official said Al Capone offered to guarantee Charles A Lindbergh Jr return if released briefly from Chicago prison. Capone denied the offer. The official also stated he believed Charles A Lindbergh Sr had recently reestablished contact.

Chicago Scarface al’ Capone Hopewell N. J Lindbergh al Capone Charles A. Lindbergh Con

Ashland Editor Seeks GOP U.S. Senate Nomination in Wisconsin

John B. Chapple, editor of the Ashland Daily Press, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for U.S. senator in Wisconsin. He plans to oppose John J. Blaine, allied with La Follette and Governor Philip La Follette, citing an undercover attack on fundamental American principles and a pledge to real Republicans in the recent delegate fight.

Washington John B. Chapple Ashland Wis Daily Press la Follettes United States Hoover Wisconsin Republican National Committee John J. Blaine Robert M. LaFollette Philip LaFollette Chapple Russia la Follette

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bard OF Avon Shakespeare Library Stratford Tom Mooney San Quintin California Agriculture Department Springfield Illinois New York Europe Canada Tokyo Mah Chan-Shan Manchuria Pop By Herblock McDougall Chaplin Congress of P.T. A Associated Press State Capitol James Rolph, Jr Rolph Anna Mooney Mark Mooney Byrd Kelso Sacramento Raskob Anacondapool Thomas E. Bragg Wall Street Percy A. Rockefeller M. J. Meehan W. A. Kenny Brage Democratic National Committee Meehan Smith Bragg Couzens Anaconda National City Bank Grey Gray Florida Wilhelm Soerensen Svenska Dagbladet Wilhelm Berlin Will Rogers Tribune Senator Bingham Elizabeth Bartlett Compleat Margaret Craven THE Pocatello Tribune
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