Harwichport Kidnapping Case Leads City Hall Appointments
Kenneth Buck 28 confessed to kidnapping 10 year old Peggy McMath and receiving a $60,000 ransom. His brother Cyril Buck and Peggy's grandfather helped finance the scheme. Peggy was recovered aboard a yacht, after police halted the getaway with Coast Guard help. Authorities said Buck planned the crime and used a grotesque hood. Separately the Harwichport city council approved new appointive officials and salary scales after tense deliberations.
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Edward J. Kelly
Associated Press
Harwichport
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Peggy
McMath
Buck
Daniel Needham
Cyril
Kenneth
Provincetown District Court
Needham
Detroit
Neil C. McMath
Coast Guard
Bob
Cyril Buck
Woods Hole
W. A. Hyde
J. P. Halliwell
Elmer Smith
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers reflects at a New York press dinner with Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The event features a government role in business and a light moment on the word got forgot. Washington audience included Mayor Charles A. Brown and council members as a water department sedan is reassigned.
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New York
U. S. Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Charles A. Brown
J. P. Halliwell
Elmer Smith
Joe Burton
Robert Watson
Water Department
Gene Sarazen Open Champion Discusses Masterful Game
The famed golfer Gene Sarazen, winner of the 1932 American and British Opens, shares insights into his famous swing in a series of features produced with Alan for the Associated Press.
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Alan
Associated Press Sports
Honor Day Contests Start Monday in Pocatello Stake
The Pocatello Idaho Stake L D S Mutual Improvement Association will run Honor Day events Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the stake recreation hall on North Garfield. Participants draw for places. Monday features public speaking by M men and Gleaner girls and retold story by Van Guards and Junior girls. dancing contests include Green and Gold fox trot and the stake original dance. Tuesday highlights drama and operetta contests with six Pocatello wards plus nearby stakes. First place advances to district contests in mid May.
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Pocatello Stake L. D. S
Mutual Improvement Association
Stake Recreation Hall
North Garfield
F. B. Middendorf
Pocatello Stake
Pocatello
Inkom
American Falls
Rockland
North Pocatello
Blackfoot
Portneuf
Lost River
Shelley
Pocatello Musicians Win Big At Utah Contest
Pocatello high school students swept six first places six seconds and four thirds at the inter mountain music contest hosted by the University of Utah. Winners included Donald Porter Merrill Gee A C Cordon Jr Clifford Norton and the boy’s glee club with others in brass ensemble trombone cornet saxophone piano and band categories. L J Schnabel received a gold watch charm for leading a large entrant group. Dress rehearsal for the May 11 pageant will be held Monday from 1 to 6 at the university field.
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Pocatello High School
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
West
South
East
Jordan
Salt Lake
Ogden High
L. J. Schnabel
Cornelia Damewood
Stanton Stringfellow
Merrill Gee
Olga Hines
Werner Erickson
John Bistline
University
Schnabel
Blue Racers win junior title at Y.M.C.A.
The Blue Racers captained by Harold Wright won the second section of the junior all around championship at the Y M C A by 29 points totaling 3151 to the Cobras 3122 led by James Hong. Rattlers placed third with 2354 and Moccasins fourth with 2012. Events included athletic swimming basketball indoors and gymnastics.
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Blue Racers
Harold Wright
Cobras
James Hong
Rattlers
Harold Clark
Moccasins
Jack Carnes
UPTURNS IN NATIONS BUSINESS POINTING TO BETTER DAYS
Across the United States factory activity rose with railcar loadings up and steel output surging. Major centers such as Youngstown Buffalo Pittsburgh Gary and Cleveland reported increased orders and capacity use, while farmers saw higher wheat and cheese prices. Employers pledged pay boosts and shares in prosperity, with firms like American Store Equipment Jacobson and Sons and Simplicity Pattern announcing raises.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Gary
Cleveland
American Railway Association
Board of Trade
Plymouth
Wis
American Store Equipment Corporation
Detroit
Muskegon
New York
Jacobson and Sons
Simplicity Pattern Company
Massive private industry plan to hire 3,000,000 workers
A 1933 Associated Press report notes a proposed private sector program backed by 25 representatives from 56,000 manufacturers to place at least 3 million men back to work on a set date. It envisions self regulation under government safeguards and anti trust relaxation to fight unemployment alongside public works.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Association of National Manufacturers
Sheriff's deputies arrest three youths over stolen car case
Deputies recovered a stolen car owned by J. H. Peterson and arrested Ralph Crofts 18, Charles St. Vincent 16, and Warren Halne 17 of the Pocatello area. The vehicle, taken from 630 South Seventh, sped toward Inkom where the occupants nearly struck the McNabb brothers on Rabbit Creek road. The trio was spotted by Elmer R. Terry and tracked for miles before deputies picked them up on the highway returning to Pocatello.
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Sheriff's Department
J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
Ralph Crofts
Charles St. Vincent
Warren Halne
Peterson
South Seventh
Inkom
Frank
Bill McNabb
Rabbit Creek
McNabb
A. M. Newton Ranch
McNabbs
Elmer R. Terry
Dave McNichols
Clark Paulsen
Terry
Governor Replies To Pocatello Unemployment Relief Protest
An immediate reply from Governor Ross follows a Friday telegram from local men and businesses protesting reduced R F C allowances for May and June. The governor explains counties were offered a chance to request funds via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Bannock County sought 333 400 for May and June and was approved. He notes limited chances for supplementary requests and that reallocating funds would harm other counties.
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Ross
Charles A. Brown
Pocatello
Bannock County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Notice to Pocatello Business Houses Join Buy Idaho Sponsors
Businesses in Pocatello are invited to join the Buy Idaho Sponsors list. The Tribune-Journal will provide a ballot box window cards and an original supply of voting coupons for immediate use.
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BUY
Idaho
Tribune-Journal
Buy Idaho Campaign Draws 160 Young Ladies for Chicago Trip
More than 150 young women compete in three Miss Idaho races in Pocatello and eastern Idaho. 169 nominations printed, with 69 in Miss Pocatello, 42 in Miss Eastern Idaho, and 49 in Miss Southeastern Idaho. Votes cost $1 per 100, with purchases counting toward a contestant. Winners travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition with all expenses paid, departing July and arriving in mid August.
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Pocatello
Eastern Idaho
Tribune
Pocatello Business Houses
Idaho
America
Chicago
Portland
Windy City
Bay Idaho
Great Morrison
Marshall Field
Heyler’s
North
Michigan Avenue
Morrison
Terrace Garden
Broker's Tip Wins Thrilling Derby Finish In Photo Finish
Broker's Tip stunned a 13-horse field at Churchill Downs by a nose over Head Play in one of the Derby's tightest finishes. Jockey Herb Fisher protested Head Play after a brutal stretch duel that captivated 35,000 fans.
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Associated Press
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Broker's Tip
Edward Riley Bradley
Broker
Tony Forteresse
Charley
Ladysman
Herb Fisher
America Italy in agreement on world recovery program
President Roosevelt and Guido Jung outlined a concrete plan for world recovery including arms reduction a tariff truce a gold standard return public works credit expansion and discussions on war debts The White House joint statements linked the accord with a forthcoming London conference and urged quick action to avoid economic warfare
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Washington
America
Italy
Roosevelt
Guido Jung
White House
Tomas A. le Breton
Mussolini
London
Unsettled Northwest Becomes Warmer Into Week
Weather outlook notes unsettled conditions in the northwestern region from Sunday into Monday with a rise in temperatures. Bundey reports warmer air moving in, bringing brighter skies and higher afternoon highs across nearby areas.
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North West
Bundey
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