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NEWS SUMMARY DOMESTIC. Dr. Cook, arctic explorer, granted parole federal judge. Page Mar arrested Brooklyn admits Alton robbery. Page Iowa woman indicted on charge of husband. Page Gov. Smith commutes death sentence blind slayer. Page Dozen injured in crash of trains in Chicago. Page Federal agents round up dope ring at New Orleans. Page Slayer his two children expresses wish for death. Page Nebraska senate lifts bar county treasurers. Page Rich man liquor pays fine: ship sells booze. Page 13. IOWA. Team tramples farmer to death when he falls wagon. Page SOUTH DAKOTA. Fire destroys big elevator in Lake Andes: loss Page NEBRASKA. Card players win strike; poolroom owners come to Page Assessors soon will study in preparation for their work. Page Four quints left in state prep cage tourney. Page 15. Pirates ready to stage comeback in title Page 14. Hahn defeats Swedish miler in special event New York. Page U. wrestling meet at March 24, and Page 15. Mystery five wins city bowling tourney. Page Many recruits clinch places with league clubs. Page freshman cagers Page Sioux City golfers preparing for com ing season. LOCAL. James Bolton more than estate. Page Ex-Senator David W. Stewart turns to Page All but three bus lines region operating. Page Eight given United States zenship papers. Page 13. Small child survives fall from story window. Page "Student Prince" delights large au dience at Auditorium Page Road maintainers will work on dirt streets today. 17. Certificates to be presented planning commission. Page 16. Three indictments are reported grand jury. Page Cancer causes death of Mrs. Hilda Bird her Page Midwest state bank receiver declares dividend. Page Junior school girl reserves hold banquet Saturday. Page MARKETS. Wheat drop, with May low figure crop. Page cattle sell weaker: hogs close sharply lower. Page 16.