Senate to Rewrite Tax Bill Silent as Debate Stalls
Budget balancing measures face delay as Smoot voices opposition and Treasury Millis sticks to original plan. Proposals for tax tweaks and lower rates on gin electricity wort and malt are floated but Treasury resists, urging a manufacturers sales tax of 146 percent to raise about 250 million. Amid kidnappings and political tides Roosevelt Hoover and Roosevelt gains noted in statewide conventions.
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Senate
House
Feed Smoot
State Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Treasury
Milla
Garrison Alississippi
Easure
Narrison
Afle
Millis
Ways and Means
Elnriigan
Ways and Means Committee
House Economy Committee
Whitne y says stock losses hit 6 billion in April decline
Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange testified as the committee’s principal witness on short selling. He estimated stock and bond declines of at least six billion dollars in April with broader losses from 1920 highs reaching forty three billion dollars. Whitney denied short sales caused the drop, attributing it to liquidation and unsettled conditions. The hearing adjourned with a plan to present a full record of short sales and bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tu Benate Banking Committee
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Whitney
Pny
Wall Street
Lindbergh Baby Case Hope Persists Despite Ransom Paid
The Lindbergh case continues with officials insisting the child will be recovered. Dr John F. Condon is discussed as the link for possible contact with the kidnapper, amid ongoing speculation and concern about the child's fate.
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Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Juste
Ta Recainttiah
Uepewell
Cord
Swe
New Hochette Gotege
Pacific Fleet Scouting Force Retention Considered
The article reports discussions by administration officials on keeping the Pacific scouting fleet with its eight inch gun cruisers at full strength in Pacific waters. May orders to return the force may be canceled to support maneuvers after Hawaiian and west coast drills. The State Department and Navy officials favor retaining the scouting force in the Pacific to influence the Far East situation.
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United States
Pacific
Sre
Administration Ofilaia
State Department
Re elected German President Urges Unity and Peace
President Kaisid Fat Faul von Einschburg announces victory in the run off by a large majority and pledges to serve the nation with justice beyond party lines. He appeals to all Germans to cease feuding, unite, and work with God to restore freedom and progress at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisidfat Faul von Indenburg
Germany
Emergency Decree Silences German Nazi Paramilitaries
President von Hindenburg signs an emergency decree dissolving all quasi military units of the National Socialist Workers Party. The order targets the Dolf Nitier faction and their 400000 strong national socialist troops, accusing them of terrorizing activities and holding them responsible for disturbances.
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Dolf Nitier
Ghoeck
Enu
Panic in Andes Volcano Cloud Covers South America
A tin panic in parts of Argentina Chile and neighboring regions followed on the eruption of about twenty volcanoes in the Andes. Fre and volcanic ash belched from craters prompting swift scientific inquiry. Seismologists surveyed the area while ashes spread across a broad belt from Chile to Uruguay and Argentina, creating a snowlike layer up to 14 inches deep in places.
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Argéntine
Chile
Andes
Seismologiate
Pacific
Argentina
Uruguay
Primary elections show broad support for leaders
The electorate favored President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt in several states. Delegates to state conventions appear largely uncommitted, with expectations that a majority of Hoover supporters will prevail.
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Gosernor
Juodge
Henry Morner
Chicago
Len Smal
Hoover
Roosevelt
Missouri
Florida
Kentucky
Cgoverna Stoosevelt
Boovir
Sronsevelt
Supreme Court Upholds Safeguards Against Unlawful Searches
The high court affirms a circuit ruling that federal agents raiding a New York bootlegging operation with a faulty warrant could not justify seizure. The decision says the Lefkowiz arrest was proper but no crime was observed and mere receipt of orders did not prove a nuisance.
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Tustice Pierce Nutlin
United, States Supreme Court
Circuit Court
New York
Daolkd M Lefkowiz
Paultine
Supreme Court
Lefhowiz
Battle for Immediate Veterans Bonus Cash Debated in Congress
In Congress both houses heatedly debate immediate cash payment of World War adjusted compensation certificates. House Ways and Means Committee opened hearings on a proposed two hundred million to four hundred million loan burden to fund early cashing. Bonus advocates frame the measure as a prosperity boost raising money in circulation. opponents led by Sen Joseph T. Robinson and others warn of harmful economic effects and dollar devaluation.
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Congress
House
Memabs
United States
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate Democraatic
Flenty T. Rainey
Hamilton Kish
Dispute Over Disarmament Proposals At Geneva Talks
Premier Andre Tardieu objects to American disarmament plans presented by Hugh Gibson at the Geneva conference. He warns abolition of some arms may hurt security and stresses common action under the League of Nations. The dialogue contrasts with ideas tied to Norman Davis and Hoover era policy.
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Wrance
Hugh S Gibson
Andre Tardieu
France
Gibson
al Tardie
League of Nations
League
Normand
Davis
Hoover
Silimaon
NOTICE OF SALE AND PUBLICATION IN UTAH DISTRICT COURTS
Notices announce several sale actions and land filings in Utah counties. Administratrix Jenny Barry sets a private sale May 7 1932 for parcels in Myton Uintah County with specified water rights. A separate public notice to file final proof for a stock raising homestead in Vernal Utah appears, with witnesses listed. Sherriff sale in Uintah and Duchesne counties advertises property including 16 acres and 260 acres plus water shares.
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Fourth Judicial District Court of
State of Utah
Utn
Francis Marion Ackley
Bate
Jenny Barry
Myton
Utah
Aleah Special Meridian
Uintah County
Seventh District Court of
Saupete County
W. H Hadlock
Vernal Uintah County
Duchesne
Uintah
State of
R . W. Uligta
Gituate
Towit Nwy
Special Meridian
Uintah Independent Ditch Company
Jemery Johnson
SubribmonS in Fourth Judicial District Urgent Utah summons
In Uintah County Utah Clare Speirs Thornberry plaintiff Christian O Schwerdt and The Uintah Oil and Exploration Company defendants are summoned to appear within twenty days after service in the county of action or within thirty days otherwise to defend. If not, judgment will be against them as per the complaint on file with the Clerk. Dallas H Young attorney Vernal Utah. First publication March 21 1932. Last publication April 28 1932.
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Dallas H Young
Plaintif
Vernal
Utah
Adequate Food Supply Plant Gardens Purged Notice
Public notice details garden planting guidelines and winter storage tips for vegetables including potatoes cabbage parsnips and greens. It also records a land notice from De Land Office at Salt Lake City Utah March 21 1932 announcing a homestead proof filing by Rosa Alexander Larson with various local witnesses and dates.
Local Names and Officials Listed in City Document
A historic city record lists Roy Taylor Olsen Cooper Council T G Alexander Irvin Eaton Chas A Haton Driver E Smith H L Green Treasurer Myrtle King Lupe Richardson Night Marshhall Adam Ehrickron Water Superintendent Frank Haton City Attorney Dallas II Young Justicer of Peace Charles & Carter.
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G Alexander Irvin Eaton Chas A Haton Driver
E Smith H. L. Green
Notice of Public Land Claim for Burns Fork Wyoming
Owen Leslie Anderson of Burnt Fork Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim No 645070 dated April 21 1927 for sections 24 17 18 19 in Township 3 North Range 18 East East Lake Meridian before the district court clerk in Manila Utah on May 11 1932. Witnesses Wiley Collett of Lyman Wyoming Phillip Brady Peter Hartley and John Clifton Anderson of McKinnon Wyoming listed as claimants. First publication April 7 1932. last publication May 6 1932.
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Department of the Interior
US Land Office
East Lake City
Utah
Philp C Stringham
Vernal
Stringham
Fred Anderson
Rufus P Blackburn
Eli F ‘Taylor
Register
Galt Lake City
Rosa Alexander Larson
Lecta
Bmwl
Swyne
South Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Veree Utah
Floyd F Bryant
Amy Jenkins
Calvin Jorgensen
Leota
Elbert M. Chandler
Randlett
ELI F Tayloh Register
Owen Leslie Anderson
Burnt Fork
Wyoming
Rangs
Wysew
Lota SF
Nexexnwy
Range
East Lake Meridien
District Court
Manila
Wiley & Collett
Lyman
Phillip Brady
Peter G Hartley
John Ciifton Anderson
McKinnon
Wye
ELI
Taylor Register
Tast
Mining leases pave way for River gravels work near Vernal
Vernal Utah Mining and Metal Corporation leases a tract of Green River gravels twenty miles south from American Gold Land and Rosalty Corporation and plans an early start. Park City Consolidated Bitnea Company also plans rapid opening of silver property.
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Vernal
Utah Mining & Metal Corporation
Green River
American Gold Land and Rosalty Corporation
Preparing them for Wes at the County Home Agente
Fragmentary OCR notes describe preparation efforts at a county facility. It mentions agents or staff preparing individuals for a program or event, with limited legible detail on dates or locations. The text preserves a sense of administrative activity without clear outcomes.
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Wes
Fi- Tee
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Lindberghs
Doctor Condon
St. Rayemonds Cemetery
Endbergh Hase
Bronx
Hindenburg
Hugh Gibson
Sulriff’'S Sale
Alice Pedersen
Marchandise
Doctors & Dentists
J.W. Stevens
Uled
Vintah
Siddoway
Wilson Murray
Martin L. Curt
Emery Johnson
County Assessonr
Lester Bingham
County Recorder
Oqlbald Hunting
Justice
Charles Denoisy
Paturegon
Alich Pedersen
Wallace Calder
Uintah State Bank
Vernal Express
Frone
Verna
Uintah Basins
Vernal, Utah
Roy Taylor
Russell Todd
Chas P Maughan Mra
K RY Witmer A
Goodrich
Olsen
Fay Stevenson
Vernal City
RC Cooper
Ader
JL. H. Moore
Myrtle King
Lupe Richardson
Night Marshhall
Adam Ehreckron
Frank Haton
Dallas
Young
Justicer OF
Charles & Carter
EL B. Millecam
Unitah Stake
H. B. Calder
Tialler Witbeck
J Clive Davis
Bishop
Kingsbury Community
George E Quild
Maytag Parts and Service
Aaron
Chas
Lewis Maytag Agency
John W
Alwaoye
Vernal Market
Hyrom
Ealt Hollow
Brigham City
Amos Larsen
South Main Street
A. H. Barnett
Silver Moon
Vogue
Olsen Shoe Shop
Vogue Theatre
Guranateed Sloring & Cleaning
Vernal Tailoring Co
Jye-u
Royal Typewriters
Alkeo Royal Ports
A. W. Morrison
South Firth
Salt Lake City
Vernal Express Office
Craig
Vermal
Colorado
BE. E. Brockman
Mgr
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S
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