China Reports Russo-Jap Disagreement Is Brewing
Chinese leaders attributed Japan's coastal troop withdrawal in north China to rising tension with Russia over Manchuria. A Soviet report claimed Japan planned to seize the Chinese Eastern Railway from Soviet Russia, prompting Japan to pull back from Chinwangtao and areas near the Great Wall.
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Idaho Returns Killer to Cell
Ward Otis Tharp, 55, was recaptured in Phoenix and returned to Idaho State Penitentiary after two years as a fugitive convict. He planned to appeal to the board of pardons while his wife and son remained in Phoenix running a grocery. Tharp was sentenced in 1928 to life for the murder of Lois May Bowen in Twin Falls County.
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Board of Pardons
Phoenix
Ariz
Ariel Crowley
George Rudd
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Lois May Bowen
Twin Falls County
Ward Groves
Meridian
Chicago Mayor intervenes in teacher wage crisis
Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelly seeks legislative action to cut school board expenses and end a tax strike, aiming to unlock funds for 14,000 teachers across 320 elementary schools, 30 junior highs, 24 high schools, and two colleges. A school closure threat looms as talks continue in Springfield.
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Edward J. Kelly
Chicago Title and Trust Company
First National Bank
Springfield
General Assembly
Condition of Girl Reported Better
Helen Vasco two year old girl who had her left eye removed by court order was reported to be well enough to show interest in bunny rabbits and dolls. Her mother Mrs One Vasco remained in near hysteria at her Hastings on Hudson home as hospital messages said Helen was rallying after the operation to remove a deadly brain creeping tumor.
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Reconstruction Starts On Bannock Hotel Elevator Fire
The Bannock hotel elevator shaft reconstruction begins after a Wednesday fire in the motor room caused 20000 to 25000 dollars in damage. An elevator man from Salt Lake City will inspect motor cables and cage, with insurance adjusters visiting. Fire departments controlled the blaze in 20 minutes. only one shaft damaged while traffic remains unaffected.
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Idahoan Prepares for Legal Beer
Boise April 27 AP Preparations for reconditioning the Boise brewery owned by Idaho Products Co have begun. Charles Theis says the plant will be renovated to brew beer if Idaho legalizes it by Supreme Court ruling or special legislative session. Two tenants must vacate within 30 days: Salvation Army soup kitchen and a farmer labor produce exchange. The brewery has not operated for 16 years.
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Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills Calif Apr 27 A labor woman Perkins aims to improve labor and advance women in politics. She places common sense ahead of appearances and petticoats. The piece notes New York newspaper conventions and comments on political sentiment and better feeling among observers.
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Commerce and Industry Show Marks Revival Across Nation
From Wall Street to the Pacific coast the Associated Press notes improved business and hiring. Chicago reports higher electrical use, Detroit more shopping, North Carolina textile output, Miami real estate deals, Buffalo flour milling, Seattle shipping, with gains echoed in many regions.
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Revival in Commerce and Industry Across Nation
Commerce and industry show a marked rebound from March banking crisis lows. Automobile production may exceed April 1932 levels, steel output rises to over a year’s best, freight car loadings gain through April, and electric power use nears year‑earlier figures. Merchants report sustained retail activity and prices inch up, with copper and scrap steel prices climbing as analysts anticipate a smaller summer slump.
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United States
Edison Electric Institute
AP Board Restricts News Bulletins for Local Broadcasts
New York April 27 AP directors set rules for broadcasting brief news bulletins from member newspapers. Local national and world items may be aired in brief 30 word bulletins at the place of publication with full credit and only during publication hours. Exceptions include sports news and no commercial tie ins. The board will pursue legal action against unauthorized radio use.
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New York
Associated Press
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News Association
Civic Orchestra Practices Friday at Methodist church basement
Po catello Civic Symphony resumes regular Friday rehearsals at 5 30 PM in the Methodist church basement under director Vito Petrone. All members urged to attend this Friday for two upcoming public appearances and new musicians are invited to join to maintain balanced instrumentation. Utah fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change.
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Vito Petrone
Petrone
Economic Outlook Signals Delayed Debt Payments and Tariff Talks
The report outlines Roosevelt seeking power to postpone war debt payments until after the economic conference and to broaden tariff authority. It notes tariff talks with Edouard Herriot and Prime Minister Bennett, a possible consultative pact with France, and France’s push to stabilize currencies. France expects to pay overdue U.S. debt if a moratorium is granted by June 15. Premier MacDonald returns home praising Washington talks. Democrats push inflation bill toward a Senate vote and the dollar strengthens on London trade opening.
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Bennett
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Senate
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Senate panel launches park service probe in Yellowstone Grand Teton area
Washington reports the Senate Public Lands committee will begin within two to three weeks an inquiry into National Park Service activities related to expansion plans for Yellowstone and Grand Teton in the Jackson Hole region of Wyoming. Officials cite investigations into potential missteps amid expansion efforts.
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Today's Scores From Baseball Districts
Scores show New York Philadelphia and other matches with many 9 innings. The records include players like Ruffing Cochrane Liska Sewell Rhodes Shea and others across American and National leagues with team totals listed for St Louis Cleveland Detroit Chicago and more.
Inflation bill sparks debate over gold content and veterans bonus
Senate approval of a section allowing the president to reduce the dollar’s gold content is debated as House members maneuver on the veterans bonus. Amendments would monetize silver and set coinage terms, with partisan fights over bi metalism and the currency outlook.
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France Moves to Settle War Debt Installment
Paris April 27 AP premier Edouard Daladier is said to be preparing to pay the defaulted debt installment due the United States. He may seek approval in the chamber of deputies for the $19 million interest due last December or wait for Herriot’s return from Washington. The government favors chamber approval though not required. Roosevelt’s openness to a consultative peace pact has impressed Paris, creating a new atmosphere of cooperation.
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United States
Senate
Paris
Edouard Daladier
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Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Europe
Roosevelt open to debt revision after economic conference
The White House clarified that President Roosevelt is willing to consider war debt revision after the world economic conference but has not entered any agreement to postpone the June 15 payments or set a debt settlement plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Bronson Trial Reveals Honeymoon Assault Plot and Secrets
In Cleveland on April 27 the trial of George A. Bronson for assault on his bride, former Edythe Hill Dusek, heard that he paid a friend 2000 dollars to beat her after their wedding. Bronson, a ukulele musician, claimed his wife pressured him with threats of lawsuits and publicity, while she cried and denied infidelity. He said she brought the plot to ruin him and cited a man identified as Ross Dunbar.
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George A. Bronsons
Bronson
Edythe Hill Dusek
Denver
Harry Stanley
Glenn Smeeman
George
Ross Dunbar
Inland Empire Hotel Association Meet June 24 at Wallowa Lake
The Inland Empire Hotel association will hold its summer meeting Saturday June 24 at Wallowa Lake lodge Joseph Oregon. Manager E B Brady of Hotel Bannock announces important hotel business will be discussed. Meeting site lies 77 miles northeast of La Grande.
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Labor Secretary Doors Adjournment of Anthracite Wage Talks
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins adjourned the Anthracite mine wage conference which had been debating a 35 percent pay cut proposal. A telegram urged delaying any wage change 30 days while industrial legislation in Congress is resolved, prompting the adjournment pending the conference chairman's call.
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