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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
7
In a tense London parlor a murder case dominates as Alison, Daphne, and Robert argue over evidence and timings. They debate whether Alison should reveal herself to police and postpone their wedding to avoid harming plans while authorities seek a killer linked to a man found dead, and a gray-faced victim remains unnamed.
In a scene near the theater, Alison scrambles to dress as Daphne exits in a flowing gown and a caller arrives claiming to see Miss Bede. The man’s card prompts Alison to confess information about a meeting scheduled for tomorrow amid the curtain’s rise delay.
The federal government assumed control of New Orleans garbage collection as city workers planned another strike amid the Huey P. Long versus T Semmes Walmsley political feud. FERA paid past due wages to 1,000+ workers and warned replacement crews would be used with deputy U S marshals if violence threatened.
Senate leader Harrison states the three fold tax plan aims for enactment this week with expert input and possible hearings. He warns the government could lose 1.5 to 2 million daily if delayed. McNary and Clark voice delays while Oregon's suggestion for fall study gains traction. A probate notice in Bannock County Idaho requests creditors to file six months after publication.
The New York stock market ended lower after news the president would push a distribution of wealth tax at the current session. Blue chip issues fell 1 to over 2 points, with heavy turnover around 1,100,000 shares. Grains eased while cotton held steady and bond activity was limited amid overall recession fears.
Grain cash bids from Chicago show No 2 hard 91% and various corn oat and barley prices with seed per cwt. market roundup notes from New York and Boston cover stocks bonds currencies cotton sugar coffee and wool. An Idaho public notice names Olof R Olson estate administration with claims deadline.
Reporting from Portland Ogden and Omaha on June 25 shows hogs and cattle trading unevenly with steady to lower prices. Hogs sold 9.25 to 9.75 for various weights, sows weaker, and feeder pigs up to 10.00. cattle mostly weak to steady with low cutters and vealers varying by market. sheep opening steady with lambs around 6.25 to 6.75 and yearlings at 5.25. Bond and commodity notes follow with Liberty bonds and Treasury issues and a brief silver quote.
San Francisco butterfat earns 92 score and Los Angeles butter also posts a 92. Idaho egg producers exit or adjust amid market chatter as Armour and Mutual markets reference butter quality and pricing in regional brief.
USDA data from Chicago on June 25 shows United States shipments at 774 with 101 on track and 436 on the run. Idaho No. 1 sacks fetch 1.40 while new stock remains good. ordinary stock weak with liberal supplies. Arkansas cobbrera No. 1 decaying at 1.25 and California Burbanks No. 1 at 1.65.
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