Presidential persistence on Great Lakes seaway plan revival
The text notes President Roosevelt revived the Great Lakes St Lawrence seaway project before vacation, treating it as a potential majority action rather than treaty bound. It cites two motives: belief in the plan and Roosevelt’s habit of never relinquishing ideas, with critics labeling it stubborn persistence.
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Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
Senate
Canada
F.D.R
Roosevelt
General Johnson
Hoover warns U S strides toward war despite past lessons
AMEA President Herbert Hoover told the New Haven YMCA dinner that the United States risks psychosis of war and must face three destinies: joining the world peace table, handling war emotions, and managing postwar economic and social fallout. He warned against coercive government systems and noted Europe’s war could end only by exhaustion. Four adults in five can drive a car, he quipped.
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AMEA
Herbert Hoover
New Haven Y.M.C.A
United States
Mr. Hoover
Europe
Americans as People Feel Prosperity Through Next Year Earnings
Economists note rising consumer confidence as Americans anticipate higher incomes next year. The public gauges prosperity by anticipated earnings, influencing spending and savings plans across households.
Strange beliefs and wartime talk in a clipped column
A mixed digressive passage notes a Nazi spokesman admitting Switzerland as a neutral refuge while arguing for segregation of yodelers. It mocks sacrifice rhetoric for freedom and laments higher beef prices. A biologist criticizes birth-rate campaigns in dictator lands and questions the control over women.
Bishop says tough times strengthen us morally
A bishop reflects that adversity builds character as the world faces uncertainty and potential collapse. Actuaries warn of risky economic conditions, yet some see possibility for success through resilience and long term planning.
Fighting chicken hawks split the high court
Idaho court upholds 1529 dollar damage ruling against Washington Power Co for barn fire blamed on electrocution of two fighting chicken hawks. Justices split over negligence and unexpected accident as high tension lines and wires caused the blaze near a farm structure in Kootenai County.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Kootenai County
Washington Power Company
I. M. Chase
C. C. Koelsch
James F. Airshie
Raymond Givens
William Morgan
Alfred Budge
Edwin M. Holden
High Court
Finland rebuilds after war and forges a free future
In an AP Feature Service report from Helsinki, Finland, one year after the Moscow Peace, the nation fends off famine risk while rebuilding shattered towns, strengthening defenses, and shaping our economy under emergency powers. Officials emphasize cordial, realistic foreign ties with Russia, Sweden, and Germany as they expand industry, fortifications, and air power. Citizens voice concerns on local music venues and election law enforcement, urging practical steps for daily life.
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Helsinki
Finland
Moscow
Edwin Linkomies
Society For Peace and Friendship
Soviet Union
League of Comrades In Arms
Women's Preparedness League
Russia
Sweden
Germany
Mannerheim
Coming Events Calendar Highlights April
April 1 musicians union presents Battle of Bands at Memorial Hall. April 3 ladies night at Elks lodge 674. Sun Valley orchestra for dancing. April 4 Our Town Delta Psi Omega play at Frazier hall 8 15 p m. April 4 Idaho advertising commission meets in Pocatello. April 4 DeMolay formal dance at Memorial hall. April 5 Idaho state contest for student musicians and young artists at Idaho Southern University. April 5 6 Women’s state bowling tournament at Pocatello. April 8 10 11 Idaho state Congress of Parents and Teachers. April 10 Pocatello Rose Croix Maundy Thursday ceremonies 8 p m Masonic hall. April 11 Regional Legion Americanism oratorical contest in Pocatello statewide high school winners compete. April 11 21 Spring vacation.
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B. P. O. Elks Lodge
Sun Valley Orchestra
Gancing
Our Town
Delta Psi Omega
Frazier Hall
Idaho Advertising Commission
Pocatello
Memorial Hall
Idaho
National Federation of Music Clubs
Idaho Southern University
Idaho State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Rose Croix
Masonic Hall
Legion Americanism
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Calendar of Events in Bannock County and Nearby Idaho
A list of local happenings from April to June including school functions Easter and Arbor Day observances Federated Women’s clubs district convention Greek Good Friday and Greek Orthodox ceremonies City bowling and election dates Scottish Rite Spring Reunion and Will Irwin lecture Pioneer League baseball State convention for Idaho Laundry and Dry Cleaners Boy Scout Camp Tenday Idaho fishing season opening U C T Grand convention in Montana Utah and Idaho Disabled American Veterans department convention in Pocatello.
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Bannock County
Federated Women’s Clubs
Idaho
Pocatello
Industry Gains Toward Arsenal of Democracy in 1940s
New York April 1. American industry showed record production in the first quarter and projected high spring figures in steel automobile and electric power output. Raw materials like cotton rubber and copper also hit peak consumption while factory employment rose to a seasonal high, though millions remained unemployed as growth lagged labor force expansion. The year also marks the 150th anniversary of anthracite coal’s accidental discovery in Pennsylvania.
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New York
Easter seal sale aids Idaho Crippled Children drive
LASSET 641 are Gets Underway For Lame Children campaign in Idaho supports Crippled Children via the Easter seal drive. Richard H. Wells says the effort complements Rotarians Shriners health departments and other groups while Paul H. King notes collaboration with national and state agencies. Half of proceeds stay locally, with the rest to state and national offices.
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Idaho Society For Crippled Children
Richard H. Wells
Pocatello
Rotarians
Shriners
Departments of Public Health
Paul H. King
International Society For the Welfare of Cripples
National Society
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Office of Education
Department of the Interior
Weiss
Crippled Children’s Committee
State
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