Debate over Farm Relief Dominates Early Session Debate
Washington April 24 heavy Senate debate looms as farm relief heads the administration agenda while immigration and credit questions spark division. Heflin demands action on a Brockton speech condemnation as farm relief reaches amendment stage and repeal of the National Origins provision lingers amid division among Republicans and Democrats.
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Motor Cops on Highway Patrol Plan
John McKinney field deputy of the department of law enforcement left Boise for Pocatello to meet Fred E Lukens secretary of state to finalize patrolling arrangements for the Yellowstone highway from the Utah state line to the park. By agreement Bannock county has one officer appointed and two more will be named for the highway north of the county.
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Fred E Lukens
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Gangsters clash with police in Cleveland violence
April 24 AP reports rival bootlegger factions open war with Cleveland police. Detectives say bombs struck the home of Police Captain William A McMasters and Sergeant Patrick J Holland, while two men Skinny Fuefsimian and Isadore Shiller were found shot to death in a brutal gang feud.
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Hair bobbed at ninety years as birthday gesture
Mrs Jane Elizabeth McLaughlin celebrated her 92nd birthday by bobbing her hair and getting a permanent in Chicago. She declares a life motto to live with high ideals and stay young by joining the young. She recalls past Indian conflicts as more exciting than present times.
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Giant Grain Pool Formed to Represent 13000 Raisers
Lincoln Nebraska April a6 the Midwest Market Association Non-Stock Cooperative unites Nebraska and neighboring state grain raisers to about 13000 growers in the new wheat pool. Directors were chosen for sixteen districts and a constitution was adopted. The group pledges to secure farm relief via government loans for elevators and facilities while urging efficient use of aid.
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Sugar Tariff Urged as Best Insurance Against High Prices
Stephen H. Love, president of the United States Beet Sugar association, urged an adequate tariff to shield consumers from a return to 1919 1920 sugar prices. He warned that the duty would protect the domestic industry, noting Cuban interests opposed any duty increase. The meeting re elected Love and named officers including W L Petrikin A E Carlton and G W McCormick with Harry A Austin as vice president and secretary treasurer.
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Australia to launched inquiry into forced landings in wilds
Australia ordered an extensive inquiry into forced landings of the Southern Cross and the Kookaburra. An independent board of experts will conduct the probe. The Southern Cross crew led by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith is safe, while the Kookaburra tragedy leaves the fate of Lieutenant Keith Anderson and Robert Hitchcock to be determined. Bodies will be buried per relatives wishes.
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Detroit Scoring Increases Against Cleveland and Others
Detroit defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 with strong hitting in the late innings. Philadelphia downed Washington 9 to 0 after a three run burst in the sixth. New York defeated Boston in a tight 9 to 3 game. Milwaukee beat Toledo 7 to 2 with solid pitching and timely hits.
Deaths on Duchess of Atholl Cruise Prompt Inquiry
Relatives seek facts after four more deaths on the Canadian Pacific liner Duchess of Atholl raising total deaths to ten. Officials cite heat stroke and malaria as causes while conflicting cables mention sumstroke and insect bite as possibilities.
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British Foreign Secretary Supports US Disarmament Plan
Sir Austen Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain fully shares the United States hopes for disarmament. He praised Ambassador Gibson's Geneva speech and pledged to pursue general naval reductions applicable to all warships, stressing unity in aims rather than naval parity.
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Governor Huey P L Long Impeached by Louisiana House
Governor Huey P. Long is impeached on a third count for misusing public funds tied to about 2000 of 86000 allotted for entertaining the National Conference of Governors in New Orleans last November. Phyllis Mayer will wed William Seeman tonight in New York with a city ceremony.
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Prohibition Enforcement Shifts After De King Raid
Kane county moves to curb raids on families as State's Attorney Carbery rejects snooping like the De King case. New policy requires liquor purchases via state office, citing 400 prior raids before the Aurora death. Indictments loom for Roy Smith and others. Fairchild accused of perjury and aiding the warrant.
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Big dirigible on night flight over Lakehurst
An airship returned to its station at Lakehurst New Jersey at 5 15 this morning after an all night cruise along the coast. The ship took off at 7 15 last night during a regular training flight with a crew of 47 officers and men under Lieutenant Commander H Whiev in command.
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Southern Pacific Plans $10 Million Equipment Upgrade
Southern Pacific announces a $10,000,000 equipment program for the year. Orders include 26 locomotives 20 tenders 717 freight cars and 90 passenger cars. Ten locomotives will be built in the railroad's own shops.
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Ross Wins as Mayor Council Ticket Split
The unofficial returns show Ross winning the mayoral race amid a split in the council ticket. ward-by-ward tallies indicate the electoral split shaping the result.
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Progressive Tubbs Leads Alameda Victory Over Annexationists
In Alameda the Progressive party under Alex Tubbs swept the vote with 904 for Tubbs and strong totals for Clark White and others, while Annexationists led by Frazier trailed. Complete returns released last night show a decisive win and fading annexation hopes.
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Idaho Wyoming school fight reaches attorney general ruling
A border town in Idaho and Wyoming faces a dispute over sending Idaho children to the Wyoming side for schooling. The attorney general says Idaho law applies to Idaho students and delinquency cases, and trustees may decide whether to send students, with any agreement valid if it clearly states terms and tuition timing.
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Hot Dog Mayor Makes the Grade in Dallas
In Dallas on April 24, independent candidate J Waddy Tate won the mayoral race with 12 069 votes to 5 557 for Temple Houston Morrow. Tate promised to take the oath May 1, succeeding R E Burt after his third campaign featuring hot dog rallies and distributing thousands of frankfurters to voters.
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Violence in Vienna Student Feud Leaves 17 Wounded
A dispatch from Lemberg reports 36 students were stabbed in a late night clash between Christian and Jewish student factions in a public restaurant. Swords knives and pistols were used in the bloody brawl, which left the venue demoralized.
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Work Reparations Deadlock Resists Quick Settlement
Paris reports a slow progress subcommittee on reparations aims to draft a report within one to two weeks while seeking a compromise. Germany’s Hjalmar Schacht maintains capacity to pay is less than Allied demands. A failed indictment appears in New York as the grand jury clears E Bell of Baltimore in the death of Arthur Morgan Smith. complaint dismissed.
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