Chicago Board of Trade closes as Rosenbaum files for reorg
The Chicago Board of Trade halted all trading as Rosenbaum Grain Corporation filed for reorganization under the federal bankruptcy act. Judge Holly refused to lift the injunction restraining brokerage privileges, and trades were to be closed pending the reorganization. In Wilmington the firm claimed assets about 6 million and liabilities 3.97 million, seeking temporary trustees and an order to restrain exchange suspensions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
Rosenbaum Corporation
Cos
W. H. Holly
Grain
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Judge Holly
Exchange
Wilmington
Del
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation Today
Chicago Board of Trade and Board of Trade Clearing Corporation
Chamber Seeks Pocatello Support for Rocky Mountain Base
Citizens of Pocatello are invited to a mass meeting Friday at 8 p m in the Latter Day Saint recreation hall to discuss the proposed 15 million dollar Rocky Mountain US army air base. Harold J. Warner American Legion official will speak on the project with local legionnaires arranging attendance. FP E MacKenzie will summarize his Washington findings for attendees.
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Pocatello
Rocky Mountain
U. S. Army Air Base
Harold J. Warner
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
E. MacKenzie
Washington, D. C
Discovery of Early Indian Cremation Site Reported
Dan Jepperson on his Orem district property reported fragments of partly burned human jaws and charred bone remains found in several plots, believed to be the cremation site of an early Indian tribe near Provo Utah.
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Provo
Utah
Dan Jepperson
Orem
Jepperson
Pioneers Sail for Alaska Migration Experiment
One hundred twenty modern pioneers sail from San Francisco aboard the North Star bound for Seward Alaska to join a government migration program. They will travel 125 miles inland to the Matanuska valley site for the pioneering project. Two hundred farm families, about 1 000 people, sail on the St Mihiel next month to participate.
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San Francisco
High Sea
Alaska
Middle West
North Star
Seward
Matanuska Valley
St. Mihiel
Nebraska law moves quickly in Milford assault case
Ei ner Ahlof, 41, creamery manager from Scotia, Nebraska, was sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to statutory assault of a Milford pastor’s 10 year old daughter. He abducted the girl at 1:30 am, tied sacks around her head, and drove to Kiwanis Park before releasing her. he sought mercy from District Judge H D Landis, then prepared for penitentiary transfer.
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Landis
Milford
Mercy
Ashof
Kiwanis Park
Early settlement of strike possible on Pacific coast tankers
San Francisco April 24 The Pacific coast tanker strike could end soon as six maritime unions submitted an offer to the government mediation board chaired by Albert A Rosenshine. The board would meet today awaiting a reply from oil companies. Unions asked for a 44 hour week vs the company 56 hour proposal.
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San Francisco
Special Government Mediation Board
Albert A. Rosenshine
Senate rejects farm relief bill bond limit cut
The senate rejected an effort to reduce the Bankhead farm relief bill bond issue limit from 1 billion to 100 million. The final vote was 39 to 34.
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Washington
Senate Today
Bar silver prices rise above U S Treasury level in world markets
World and London markets push bar silver to 71.67 cents an ounce, above the U S Treasury price of 71 cents. Treasury may raise its price for newly mined domestic silver as investors await an official move.
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New York
United States
Treasury
Wall Street
London
Washington
Sugar labor rates set for Idaho beet fields
The sugar section of the agricultural adjustment administration approved Idaho beet labor rates: six dollars per acre for thinning sugar beets, two dollars for the first hoeing, one dollar fifty for the second, and one dollar per acre for a possible third hoeing. Topping and loading pay is seventy five cents per ton up to ten tons, and sixty cents per ton thereafter. Local labor urged. rates finalized after talks in Twin Falls and sent to George Cobbley of Blackfoot.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Alma Lindolm
Idaho Beetgrowers’ Association
Twin Falls
George T. Cobbley
Blackfoot
Association
Washington
Lindolm
Beetgrowers’ Association
AAA
Streetcar Worker Robbed in Early Morning Ambush
M. Young reported being robbed by unmasked gunmen while walking home in Salt Lake City in the early hours. They took $15 and streetcar tokens after threatening him during the incident on April 24.
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Salt Lake City
M. Young
Another Doctor Examines Quints
CALLANDER Ont April 24 Dr G W Smith North Bay physician chosen by the parents examined the Dionne quintuplets today and announced they were satisfactorily recovering from head colds He was in consultation with Dr Allan Roy Dafoe physician to the babes and commended the splendid care given to the infants Dafoe invited Dr Smith to make the exam after Oliva Dionne father said he was not satisfied with the inspection by Dr Alan Brown Toronto pediatrician
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Alan Brown
Toronto
Straw ballot attack opens on mail ballots
Representative Pierce of Oregon tells the house post office committee straw ballots are a growing evil that undermines fair elections. He cites past magazine polls shaping votes and warns straw voting is easily manipulated, urging a law banning mail straw ballots to protect election integrity.
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Washington
Representative Pierce
D-Ore
House Post Office Committee
Pierce
Oregon
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Bandit Trio Gets $72000 in Warren Robbery
In Warren Ohio three robbers halted a United States mail truck and stole $72,000 mailed by the Federal Reserve to meet Republic Steel payroll. They forced driver Burl Villers at gunpoint to drive through downtown and outskirts, then escaped in an awaiting car.
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Villers
Veterans to Hold Idaho Convention
Francis O. Kopra state commander of the Idaho Disabled Veterans of Foreign Wars announced the second annual convention to be held in Caldwell on May 10 and 11. He also named Clarence D. Hall Boise as rehabilitation officer for the Idaho department.
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Boise
Francis O. Kopra
Idaho Department of the Disabled Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Organization
Caldwell
Clarence D. Hall
Idaho Department
Governor Ross Travels to Parma Ranch
Boise dispatch reports Governor Ross motored to his Parma ranch to spend a short interval this afternoon amid routine gubernatorial duties and public travel.
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Ross
Parma
Boise
Utah Weather Light frost north. warmer Thursday forecast
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with light frost in northern areas. Temperatures rise Thursday adding warmth to the day.
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Utah
Terrell Wins City Mayor Race In Pocatello By 281
Judge Robert M. Terrell a Democrat defeated incumbent Charles A. Brown for mayor in Tuesday elections by 281 votes. Terrell totaled 2057 to Browns 1776. Carmack and Hinckley won clear council majorities while J P Halliwell remained the lone Republican on the council. Ballots will be canvassed tonight and the new administration will be sworn in May 2.
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Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
Charles A. Brown
Terrell
C. A. Carmack
Harold Hinckley
Brown
Carmack
J. P. Jones
C. D. Moore
Moore
Hinckley
J P. Halliwell
Four Die In Planes Crashes At Monterey Bay And Fort Hancock
In California two army fliers Private Russell E. Laird and Private Bernard F. Rygwalski disappeared after their Crissy Field training plane crashed 200 yards off Malibu Beach. In Texas near Fort Hancock Mr and Mrs Carl F Denkman of Tucson Arizona were killed when their aircraft crashed at night with the motor missing.
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Watsonville
Cal
Monterey Bay
Russell E. Laird
Bakersfield
Reserve Corps
Bernard F. Rygwalski
Cleveland
Crissy Field
San Francisco
Laird
Rygwalski
EL Paso
Texas
Carl F. Denkman
Tucson
Ariz
Fort Hancock
Here
E. Y. Pettus
Department of Commerce
Doctor to Face Murder Charges in Utah Case
Dr. William Anderson a 60 year old Salt Lake City physician faces first degree murder charges for the death of Miss Deal Van Wagoner 24 after an alleged illegal operation. He pleaded not guilty before District Judge Roger I McDonough and bail was reduced from 10000 to 7500.
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Salt Lake City
William Anderson
Miss Deal van Wagoner
Anderson
Roger I. McDonough
Idaho Weather Forecast Shows Clear, Warming Thursday
Fair tonight with freezing temperatures, then Thursday expected to stay fair and warmer as a high pressure system remains over the region. Light winds and dry conditions anticipated through the day.
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Idaho
Captain Seeks Regular Honolulu Run for Pan American Clipper
Captain Edwin J. Musick and crew returned from a 2,400 mile Hawaii flight in 20 hours 69 minutes amid near gale winds. Musick favors making Alameda to Honolulu a regular run, with further flights planned to refine data for a commercial trans-Pacific service. A 10,000-strong crowd watched the craft land in San Francisco Bay.
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Alameda
Cal
Edwin J. Musick
Honolulu
California
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
Orient
San Francisco Bay
Daily Major League Baseball Scores Summary
National and American leagues report scattered results with postponed games. Key tallies show Washington, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, New York, Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, with pitchers Burke Bolton Marberry and others credited in various decisions.
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Wash
Phila
Burke and Bolton
Benton
Cascarella
Boston
New York
Rhein
Frankhouse
Hogan
Schumacher
Mancuso
Brooklyn
E. Moore
Walters
Wilson
Mungo
Lopez
Chicago
St. Louis
Warneke
Hartnett
Harrell
Tinning
Delancey
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Blanton
Padden
Hollingsworth
Campbell
Roosevelt Plans Massive Relief Drive to Create Jobs
President Roosevelt outlined a 4.01 billion dollar program to mobilize 60 federal agencies for projects aimed at employing 3.5 million men over a year. A new all‑important allotment board will be named, with Roosevelt likely heading it, and Rexford Tugwell to lead a rural resettlement agency alongside rural electrification and grade crossing elimination efforts.
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Frank C. Walker
New York
Butte
Mont
Roosevelt
Walker
National Emergency Council
Washington
Frank
Clearing House
Als
Harry Hopkins
FERA
Rexford G. Tugwell
PWA
Relief Administration
White House
AAA
Civilian Conservation Corps
Treasury, War, Justice
Navy
Interior
Agriculture
Commerce
Labor
Ickes
Ruling Expected On 2 Percent Tax For Small Purchases
Boise April 24 Attorney General Bert H Miller says Judge John Dyke of Caldwell will render an opinion tomorrow in the suit by the state to stop Woolworth from collecting the 2 per cent sales tax on sales under 50 cents and from collecting the tax on fractions of a cent The state seeks a declaratory judgment on the tax schedule and has reached a stipulation with Woolworth to pause further pleadings and possibly move the case to the state supreme court if needed The case has been with Judge Rice since last week.
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Boise
Bert H. Miller
John Dyke
Seventh Judicial District
Caldwell
Attorney General
Miller
Rice
F. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth Company
State Supreme Court
Indian Tribes to Get Money Back
The House Indian Committee approved a bill to reimburse five tribes for reclamation project funds spent from tribal accounts without benefit. Commissioner John Collier indicated about $1,300,000 was involved for the Fort Belknap and Crow tribes of Montana, the Klamath of Oregon, the San Carlos of Arizona, and the Fort Hall of Idaho.
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Washington
House Indian Committee
Senate
John Collier
Fort Belknap
Montana
Oregon
San Carlos
Arizona
Fort Hall
Idaho
Lamson Case Nearing Jurors in Second Trial
In San Jose on April 24 the state rebutted defense claims in the Lamson murder trial. Prosecutors plan to call 20 witnesses to oppose defense assertions that Allene Thorpe Lamson died from an accidental fall in the Stanford campus home bathroom on May 30, 1933. The defendant’s death sentence from his first trial is at issue.
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San Jose
Cal
David Lamson
State Today
Stanford
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Lamson
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T. L. Whitlam
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Nebraska
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Quints
Bandit Trio
Republic Steel Corp
Veterans
Councilmanic
U. S. Army
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