World Wheat Production Faces Surplus and Famine Clash
Nations grapple with paradoxes of wheat supply and demand as Soviet Russia reports a bumper crop while bread prices double. Conferences in London seek a four part plan to boost imports, preserve bread quality, adjust tariffs, and modify import barriers amid Italy France and Britain pursuing varied domestic supports.
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Associated Press
Soviet Russia
China
Argentine Bureau of Statistics
London
Italy
France
Great Britain
England
Exiled revolt leaders return to Cuba from exile
Forty thousand greeted Colonel Carlos Mendieta and Colonel Robert Mendez Penate as they arrived in Havana aboard the Morro Castle from New York to mark the end of their exile after leading the August 1931 revolt against President Machado. Harbor workers resumed duty, minor clashes at docks were quelled, and the pair met Provisional President Carlos Manuel de Cespe des before touring the city.
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Carlos Mendieta
Robert Mendez Penate
Cuba
Machado
Mendieta
Penate
New York
Morro Castle
Nndecessor
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Doctors Study New Epidemic In St Louis
In St Louis on August 22 AP reports Dr J P Leake of the U S Public Health Service says a sleeping sickness outbreak here is the most serious in the country. Three deaths in 24 hours raise deaths to 15 and 149 ill with encephalitis while warning against alarm and noting little is known about the disease. Dr Leake compares it to Spokane outbreaks in 1919 20 and 21, when 19 died across three years but fewer patients were ill.
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J. P. Leake
United States Public Health Service
Leake
Washington
St. Louis County
Spokane
Wash
Scores from Today’s Baseball Games
National League games saw Pitt 4 11 innings beat Bas 5 7 1 in a rain delayed slate. Chicago at New York and other matchups postponed by rain with several planned doubleheaders. Detroit and Washington results included as well.
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Chicago
New York
Union Pacific reports July operating income rise
The Union Pacific system reports net operating income for July of 1 826 330 dollars, up from 919 165 dollars in the same month last year. Gross income for July totaled 9 988 197 dollars versus 9 127 796 dollars in July 1932.
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York
Union Pacific System
Trainmen Executed Over Chinese Rail Wreck
Three trainmen were executed by provincial authorities for alleged carelessness in a wreck between Kiujiang and Nanchang that killed or injured 30 to 50 people.
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Shanghai
Kiujiang
Nanchang
Eight year old boy visits fair alone
Vincent Anselmo eight son of Mr and Mrs Frank Anselmo of 215 North Fourth avenue is pictured in the Chicago Times as a young visitor who went to the fair without his parents. He left Pocatello on July 15 and returned this morning reporting a fine time and many attractions. His father works for the Short Line and Vincent attends Bonneville school.
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Frank Anselmo
North Fourth Avenue
Chicago Times
Pocatello
Vincent
Bonneville School
Grand Jury to Begin Work on Kidnap Group
Oklahoma City August 22 AP Leaders of the government attack on the kidnaping racket prepared to present their case to a grand jury convening tomorrow. Witnesses and jurors in the Urschel case will be protected by guards armed with sub machine guns and automatics. Officials announce plans for immediate trial of those indicted.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Timber Fire Out of Control Rages Through Oregon Forests
A vast timber blaze near Forest Grove Oregon on August 22 roared across virgin stands under a west wind. More than 1000 workers fought the flames as CCC camps and nearby farmers mobilized, with millions in timber losses reported and several injuries among firefighters.
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Forest Grove
Ore
Oregon
Tom Stevenson
Forest Service
Saddle Mountain
Month's Free Pass Awarded Winner
Mrs. Lee Bloxham of a ranch south of the city won the months free pass to the Fox-Orpheum theater in The Pocatello Tribune guessing contest. Four of her five answers were correct and well prepared. Other winners were Pauline Walters Douglas Huskey Mrs. R L Cunningham Leah Walters and Jeanne Hunter. The film shown is Another Language featuring Louise Closser Hale Robert Montgomery and Helen Hayes and will play September 2 and 3. The contest drew hundreds of replies daily and proved popular.
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Fox-Orpheum
Pocatello Tribune
Bloxham
Pauline Walters
Douglas Huskey
R. L. Cunningham
Leah Walters
Jeanne Hunter
Louise Closser Hale
Robert Montgomery
Helen Hayes
Daily
Michigan jury asks Herbert Hoover to testify at probe
A Detroit one man bank jury sent a letter to former President Herbert Hoover asking him to testify as a witness in the inquiry into the closing of First National Bank Detroit and Guardian National Bank of Commerce. Judge Keidan's panel seeks Hoover in Palo Alto to discuss federal attitude toward the banks prior to 1933. Senator Couzens had urged the move, noting prior knowledge of bad practices but political concerns delayed action. Hoover, on a fishing trip, may respond in a day or two.
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Herbert Hoover
Harry B. Keidan
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Harry 8. Toy
James Couzens
Mich
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Powers
Palo Alto
California
Ms. Hoover
Roosevelt turns to Geneva parley on disarmament and coal
President Roosevelt shifts focus to the Geneva disarmament talks as Norman H. Davis returns for fresh session. He seeks a recess in the protracted parley while General Johnson reports progress on coal industry codes and William Woodin requests postponing his dinner.
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Norman H. Davis
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Hugh S. Johnson
White House
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Stephen T. Early
Treasury
New York
Hoover Returns to Palo Alto in August Visit
Herbert Hoover arrived in Palo Alto on August 22 for a return visit, meeting local officials and addressing residents about postwar plans and economic recovery.
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Cal
Herbert Hoover
Blast at Celluloid Plant Kills Two in Newark
An explosion at a Ferry street Celluloid Co. building in Newark killed a man identified as Christian Jedle and a girl Susie Calabrese and injured six workers, three seriously. Firemen subdued the blaze after about ten minutes, with damage estimated at $1,000.
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N. J
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Susie Calabrese
Christian Jedle
Union Township
St James Hospital
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Officer Would Cage Kidnaper
Oklahoma City August 22 Joseph B Keenan special United States attorney general would cage Harvey Bailey in a portable iron cage when the accused slayer and kidnapper is brought to court That would keep the boy safe Keenan said It would place the cage at the counsel table or witness platform with a federal guard and a gun trained on Bailey at all times and would fire at first sign of attempt to escape
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Oklahoma City
Joseph B. Keenan
United States Attorney General
Harvey Bailey
Keenan
Bailey
Brooklyn Realtor Dies From Car Crash Injuries
Robert J. Rogers a 37 year old Brooklyn realtor died at 11 a m in a local hospital from injuries suffered last Tuesday when his car veered into a culvert near Downey. He had a brain hemorrhage and underwent surgery. his wife Mrs Rogers was in the car. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Wednesday at McHan chapel with Bishop Bird Finlayson officiating. Interment at Mountainview cemetery. Rogers' mother and sister are in the city.
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Bishop Bird Finlayson
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan Mortuary
City
Rites Announced for Joe Corbridge
Funeral services for Joseph L Corbridge 48 will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday from the First Ward L D S church. He died at his home 1146 North Harrison avenue after a heart ailment. Corbridge a native of Franklin Idaho was born February 3 1885 and lived in the city 47 years.
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Joseph L Corbridge
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Corbridge
Franklin
Idaho
Storm toll rises as eastern coast braces for fierce gale
A deadly storm moving from Bermuda sweeps the eastern seaboard, with nine dead and about 20 missing. Atlantic City records 4.73 inches of rain, rail lines and roads flood, lifeguards fear weakened walls, and coast guardsmen warn of rising danger.
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Idaho Eyes Heavy Turnout in 18th Amendment Vote
J Wyley Sessions and Walter Newcomb campaign against ratification in Idaho as September 19 election seeks repeal of the 18th amendment. Sessions reports strong dry sentiment after a Southern Idaho tour and says plan aims to educate voters about the issue.
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J. Wyley Sessions
Walter Newcomb
The
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Sessions
Polo comes to the buckwheat belt as westerners win
Will Rogers notes the polo championship moved from drawing rooms to the bunk house as cow punchers upset the city crowd. He jokes that Chicago witnessed twenty thousand at the game and predicts polo will spread west of the Mississippi while society loses exclusivity.
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Ill
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Retailers urged to curb price rises as coal code delays
Washington August 22 Reuters report says the NRA focuses on retailers to keep prices within the upward trend while coal industry code action is delayed. Johnson urges merchants to prevent higher merchandise costs. The auto industry talks continue on open shop policies. A broad national drive for re employment and door to door canvassing to ensure blue eagle compliance is planned for next week.
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James Cope
Associated Press
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh 8. Johnson
R. W. Lea
Donald Richberg
Johnson
Penney files rate protest against westbound cotton goods
J C Penney, Inc. petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging westbound rates on less than carload lots of cotton goods are higher than eastbound charges. The firm cites a New England to California rate of 3.40 per hundredweight versus 2.40 eastbound, seeking parity and cap on westbound charges across multiple territories and states.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Calfornia
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Montana
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Nevada
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Six Former Officers Indicted in Akron Trust Bank Case
The Summit county grand jury charged six former officers of the First-Central Trust Co. with misapplication of funds as the bank, Akron’s largest, failed to reopen after the national banking holiday last March. UTAn Pair tonight and Wednesday, warmer tonight.
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Summit County
First-Central Trust Company
First-Central
Akron
Relief worker asks governor to call solons
Pierce Williams western director of federal relief work asks Governor C Ben Ross for a special legislative session to consider a sales tax or other methods to fund unemployment and welfare relief for winter. Williams and Idaho relief officials seek to match federal funds while the governor weighing options and concerns about sales tax opposition.
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Roise
C. Ben Ross
Pierce Williams
Idaho Relief Committee
Parker Carver
Idaho
Williams
Valuations to GQ Unchanged at Board Hearings
Governor Ross said the board of equalization likely will allow the county assessments for property other than public utilities to remain about the same, with possible changes in some classifications and counties. He noted reductions of 1 to 12 percent have been made by counties, while railroads and utilities protest higher tax burdens. The state total for property other than utilities was $286 million last year.
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Board of Equalization
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