Supreme Court Allows Government to Dismiss NRA Test Case
The Supreme Court granted the governments motion in Belcher vs. code authorities a lumber case challenging the code of fair competition for lumber. Belcher Alabama manufacturer faced wage hours violations under the act and code and argued unconstitutional delegation of legislative power to the president. The government later sought dismissal and the court refused to hear a motion from the code authority, signaling broader policy considerations.
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Hastings
G-Del
Sena Finances Contini
A Y
Belcher
Alabama
Grubb
Supreme Court
Lumber Code Authority
Supreme Court strikes new trial for two convicted men
The U S Supreme Court set aside death sentences for Clarence Norris and Haywood Patterson, two Black men, in a case involving a white woman in Alabama. Justice Hughes criticized racial exclusion from juries and urged quashing indictments due to the absence of qualified Black jurors.
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Washington
Clarence Norris
Haywood Patterson
Supreme Court
Hughes
Mughes
Weather Brief Gathers General Fairness Then Tuesday
UTAM weather outlook shows generally fair conditions tonight and into Tuesday. Forecasters expect light winds and no precipitation as a mild pattern continues across the region.
War Is Impossible, Pope Tells Secret Consistory
Pope Pius XII told a secret consistory that war is impossible due to the enormity of crimes and the destruction it would cause. He warned that rulers harming their own people would ruin a large portion of humanity and that the physical and material impossibility of war is clear in the current grave circumstances.
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Vatican City
Pius
Pocatello to get state liquor store on North Main Street
Announcement by Robert Coulter and M. B. Yeaman says a new Idaho state liquor store will open in the Eagle building at 306 North Main between April 15 and May 1. The store will be class A, with renovating work and local labor planned.
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North Main ST
Pocatello’s Liquor Store
Eagle
North Main Street
Robert Coulter
M. B. Yeaman
State Liquor Commission
Coulter
Yeaman
Pocatello
C. W. Larsen
Idaho
Boise
Twin Falls
Burley
Buhl
Rupert
Malad
Preston
Dorothy Lonzwa
Historic St Marks Cathedral Damaged by $50,000 Fire
Salt Lake City April 1 plan to rebuild historic St Marks cathedral after a fire that collapsed the chancel sanctuary and choir. The blaze destroyed six imported stained glass windows and caused extensive damage while 110 firefighters fought the blaze for nearly an hour. Officials said the Episcopal church property is insured and reconstruction will start immediately.
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Salt Laet City
St. Marks
Arthur W. Moulton
Episcopal Diocese of
Utah
Stubbard Place
Moulton
F. S. Spalding
Tuttle
Former Pocatello Resident Killed on Salt Lake Tracks
The nearly decapitated body of Daniel Rushford a 58 year old Oregon Short Line roadmaster was found on the Los Angeles and Salt Lake line tracks in south Salt Lake County early today. Rushford who came to Salt Lake City in 1929 from Pocatello had eight years service with the Short Line at that base and was in charge of the O S L from Cache Junction near Logan south. Investigating officers believe he was struck by an object protruding from a freight car after a freight train had passed. Rushford’s shoulder was broken and his head nearly torn from his body.
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Salt Lake City
Daniel Rushford
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Rushford
Pocatello
Short Line
Cache Junction
Logan
Vriting
Postmasters Appointed in Idaho and Roosevelt
The post office department announced acting postmaster appointments for Arthur W. Haley in Coeur d Alene Idaho and J Austin Pack in Roosevelt Utah.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Arthur W. Haley
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
J. Austin Pack
Roosevelt
Vtain
Idaho Relief Roll Totals Fifty-One Thousand on IERA Aid
April 1 report shows 101 631 Idaho residents on relief from IERA and the federal transient service. IERA data split 96 872 on rolls into 21 969 families and 3 962 singles, with Ada county leading at 7 898 families and 487 singles on TERA rolls.
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Boise
Commonwealth
Idaho
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Transient Service
Raymond Thompson
IERA
Thompson
IPRA
Ada County
Adams
Bannock
Bear Lake
Benewah
Bingham
Blaine
Bonner
Bonneville
Boundary
Butte
Camas
Canyon
Caribou
Cassia
Clark
Clearwater
Custer
Elmore
Franklin
Fremont
Gem
Gooding
Jefferson
Jerome
Kootenai
Latah
Lemhi
Lewis
Lincoln
Madison
Minidoka
Nez Perce
Oneida
Owyhee
Payette
Power
Shoshone
Teton
Twin Falls
Valley
Washington
Dog guides Tope to grim double death discovery
In Brooklyn on April 1, Patrick Murray, a Motorman, followed a barking collie named Brownie to the basement where Nora Kelly aged 60 was found hanged from a beam and Florence McVey dead upstairs. Dr. M. B. Marten reported the second death unclear in first examination.
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Seprooklyn
Patrick Murray
Nora Kelly
Florence McVey
Murray
Supreme Court To Sit In Pocatello New Session
The Idaho supreme court bench will travel to Pocatello to hear three criminal and fifteen civil cases. Chief Justice Raymond L. Givens announced the plan with Justices Alfred Budge, William M. Morgan, Edwin M. Holden and James F. Airshie aboard. Clay Koelsch, chief clerk, will accompany the court.
Pan American Flying Boat to Trail Transpacific Route
The 19 ton flying boat arrived in Alameda with Capt E C Musick and crew of six to begin a Hawaii flight test. April 10 is targeted for the takeoff to Honolulu followed by a 2400 mile hop. The planned commercial route will run from California to Canton China via Hawaii Midway Wake Guam and Manila with service starting around July 1 after base stations are ready.
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Alameda
Cal
Pan-American Airways
Honolulu
E. C. Musick
San Diego
Miami
Fla
Acapulco
Mexico
Bay Region
Hawaii
California
Canton
China
Midway Island
Wake Island
Guam
Manila
Farmers May Boost Wheat Acreage Under AAA Plan
The AAA announced that spring wheat farmers may plant up to 165 percent of the 1928–1932 average acreage. The release revises Secretary Wallace's March 20 statement, removing the 10 percent reduction and allowing any acreage with a future reduction agreed in 1936 if required.
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Washington
AAA
Wallace
Aged Reindeer Driver Returns From Arctic Trek
Andrew Bahr, aged reindeer driver, arrives in Edmonton after leading a 1800 mile trek with 3000 reindeer to a new Canadian reserve east of the MacKenzie delta. He speaks little and uses a strange tongue while greeting reporters at the airport.
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Edmonton
Andy
Archie McMullen
Alaska
Arctic
MacKenzie Delta
Canada
Bahr
Edward D. Phelan
Seattle
Supreme Court Adjourns Without Pension Ruling
The Supreme Court adjourned until next Monday without ruling on the constitutionality of the railway retirement act which provides a pension at age 65 for more than 1,000,000 employees.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Farmers urge Daigh case be reconsidered
Bannock county farmers and three associations met at the courthouse to press a reconsideration of the Daigh case. They asked W. P. Whitaker to call a board meeting, urged settlement before action, and argued county agents should not become political pawns while praising Daigh’s AAA work. Daigh detailed department issues and credit for a Detroit plan car purchase, urging protests go to Moscow extension authorities.
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Bannock Nty Wheat Production Control Association
Corn-Hog Producon Association
Sugar Beet Control Association
W. P. Whitaker
Board of County Commissioners
Seasi
Pocatello
Duigh
R. T. Hale
Nels Hogan
Board of
AAA
Bannock
Daigh
Contre
Detroit
Moscow
Damage Suit Heard By Court In Utah Oil Case
Judge J L Downing presided over a Utah oil refining contract dispute in Salt Lake City. The plaintiff seeks 2250.16 alleging noncompliance. A 12 member jury was selected including John Parkinson and Lorenzo Nielsen with Merrill Merrill aiding the plaintiff and Finis Bentley for the defendant. The trial was set to reach the jury late today or tomorrow morning.
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J. L. Downing
District Court
Barber
J. O. Anderson
Newell Call
Edgar Hale
William Bunce
Arthur Ruger
Jesse Denny
George Rich
W. T. Lloyd
Merrill & Merrill
Finis Bentley
Oil Tanker Sails Despite Walkout
SAN PEDRO Cal April 1 In defiance of strike conditions the Oil Co cleared its tanker out of the harbor as 8S 8 Atacarron slipped away to an unannounced destination with a non union crew headed toward the Pacific northwest where gasoline shortages are feared due to tanker seamen strikes Union Oil La Placentia sailed last week with a non union crew Union officials say picket lines are strengthened after the departures.
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San Pedro
Cal
The
Oil Co
Atacarron
Pacific Nortth West
Union Oil Company
la Placentia
Members Send Bill Back To Senate Conference
The House votes 249 to 11 to return the 4.88 billion relief bill to conference with the Senate to remove the direct work limitation. Senator Glass defends the clause while Senator Robinson signals new conferees if needed. President Roosevelt critics rise as debate notes fishing trip.
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Bill
Senate
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Robinson
Glass
Ickes
Rail Workers Win 5 Percent Pay Rise Across U S
Apr 1 brings a 5 percent wage boost for 950000 railroad employees, totaling about 89.66 million dollars annually. Officials anticipate a future cut after May 1 as union leaders and managers revisit the 1932 wage reductions, aiming to restore parts of the prior cuts while basic pay remains adjusted.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Gestana
Freicht
W. Wyhoff
Chicago Burlington and Quinn Railroad
Roosevelt
Brotherhood
Hutchinson Educator Dies After Long University Career
Alph Hutchinson 57 longtime education coach died at home in Moscow after a career starting in 1919 as professor of education and coach at the university. He built athletic facilities at Pocatello and earned the field bearing his name. Funeral was held today, cremation in Spokane. Survived by widow Sarah, son Jessie and another son in Moscow, and his mother and sister in Wilkes Barre.
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Hutchinson
Bocatello
Pocatello
Moscow
Princeton University
Almira
N. Y
Episcopal Church
Spokane
Six Flyers Die In Air Crashes
A string of fatal crashes across the United States leaves six aviation deaths. In Corpus Christi two passengers including a reporter from the Caller-Times die when a plane plunges and bursts into flames. Others die in California Illinois Michigan and Texas as aircraft and glider experiments go tragically wrong.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Andrue Berding
Associated Press Foreign Staff
A.P
Pope Pius XI
Idaho Falls
Malad, Preston
the Tribune
Mr. Yeaman
MVS
New York
New York City
Weill
Dog Guides
Herder
Far North
Alta
Andrew Baby
Snell
Tee
U.S
Alph Hutchinson
Associated Pres
Wings
Eddie Johnson
Tim Corpus Christi
Tey
Cowgill
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Johnson
Wok
L. W. Abbott
Claude Morin
Abbott
Elmhurst
Chicago
Floyd Davis
Flint
Mich
Davis
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