Beer returns to the nation as 3.2 beer becomes legal
The 3.2 percent beer law takes effect in 19 states and the District of Columbia. Celebrations break out nationwide with parades, sales, and new job estimates while warnings from reformists and warnings about gangster reactions surface. President Roosevelt reportedly will share in gifts of beer.
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George Gibby Enters Mayor Race in Pocatello
George E. Gibby a prominent local Democrat and insurance man announces his candidacy for mayor of Pocatello He criticizes political expediency and state interference and pledges to favor local labor and economy while requiring city department oversight and attention to the water system.
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George E. Gibby
Pocatello
Notre Dame President Charles O'Donnell In Grave Condition
The Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell, president of the University of Notre Dame, was described as very grave by St. Joseph hospital physicians. Bronchial pneumonia developed yesterday after two weeks of throat infection, with a prior week in the hospital. he received last rites last night, following a period of improving health.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Senate stalls 30 hour week bill amid Roosevelts reforms
The Senate moved reconsideration of Black 30 hour work week legislation, delaying action before the House. Speaker Rainey warned the measure will be sidetracked until Roosevelt reconstruction legislation passes, citing constitutional questions and administration ties. The bill would limit manufacturing work to five days six hours, exempt newspapers perishables farm products and processed goods, with railroads unaffected.
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Arkansas
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Janet Gaynor Divorced From Ly Dell Peck in California
Janet Gaynor was granted a divorce from Ly Dell Peck in Los Angeles Superior Court. She testified he criticized her film work and was jealous, while he alleged excess drinking and abusive language. A property settlement ended earnings interests. They married September 11, 1929, and separated December 14, 1932.
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Los Angeles
Janet Gaynor
Lydell Peck
Oakland
Peck
Wood Services Set For Sunday 2 P M
Funeral services for Nelson Theron Wood 74 who died at his home 1427 South Fifth will be Sunday at 2 from Downard Funeral Home chapel Adjutant James R Pack Salvation Army presiding Knights of Pythias Fort Hall No 6 will lead at chapel and grave Pythian ritual read Wood born May 23 1859 in Ann Arbor Michigan lived in Wisconsin before moving to Colorado married February 27 1883 to Johanna Libert Survived by numerous children 41 grandchildren and relatives
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Mary Collins
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George D. Woods
South Sixth
Pocatello
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Lakeview
Oregon
W. A. Cleaver
Greeley
John Ziegler
Cokeville
Wyoming
Maggie Argenbright
Pleasant Green
Missouri
Fred Wood
Leonardville
Kansas
Roosevelt picks Murphy governor general of the Philippines
President Roosevelt announced Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy as governor general of the Philippines. He also named Atlanta engineer L. W. Robert Jr. as assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of public works. A bank reform bill with a 100 percent deposit guarantee will be introduced by Chairman Steagall. Roosevelt called authorities on railroads for a relief conference Monday night.
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Alabama
L D S Apostle urges prayer at conference
Richard R. Lyman of the council of twelve urged prayer amid world confusion at the Latter Day Saints 103rd annual conference in Salt Lake City. George F. Richards spoke on the doctrine of pre existence and the gospel against reincarnation. Sessions resume Sunday with missionary reunions and stake officer meetings.
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Richard R. Lyman
Council of Twelve Apostles
Latter Day Saints Church
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Joseph Smith
George F. Richards
Council of Twelve
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Roosevelt returns first presidential pay to Treasury
President Roosevelt cashed his initial presidential salary and promptly donated 15 percent back to the Treasury, matching the cut he imposed on government workers.
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Roosevelt
Return of 3.2 beer brings mixed results in cities
AP reports from St. Louis New York Chicago and Helena on 3.2 percent beer. Arrests for drunkenness drop in St. Louis while New York hosts a midnigth beer event with Dempsey and Durante. Hijacking of 3.2 beer is reported near Des Plaines Illinois and Montana licenses 337 outlets but no beer yet.
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Testimony on Akron disaster heard by House Naval Committee
Four survivors described the Akron crash before a House Naval Committee inquiry. Richard E. Deal testified about a pre crash conversation with the Navy's chief of aeronautics as Lieut. Commander Wiley and Hoody E. Erwin detailed the fatal plunge and control issues.
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Navy
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Herbert V. Wiley
Hoody E. Erwin
McClintic
Okla
Naval Committee
House Rules Committee
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Rules Committee
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Erwin
Beer Talk Dominates Pocatello Day as Debate Rises
In Pocatello southeastern Idaho residents discuss beer and potential laws as Montana imports and shipments pass through town. Homebrewers claim local brews could surpass legal brands in alcohol content while observers question whether interest will fade when beer becomes routine.
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Butte
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills April 7 Will Rogers jokes about low voltage beer and Roosevelt while praising Congressmen as trying to help the country The weather outlook notes unsettled conditions with rain or snow and colder temperatures especially in the east portion.
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Heads of Three More Nations Get Invitation
The State Department announced invitations to Japan, China, Argentina, Chile and Brazil to send representatives to world economic talks in Washington. Leaders from France Italy and Germany and Britain are also invited to participate in discussions with President Roosevelt on postwar economic recovery.
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Re Trial Plea From Winnie Ruth Judd
Winnie Ruth Judd seeks a new trial amid near execution with a motion filed by her counsel. The filing cites juror bias and asks hearings as the board of pardons weighs another reprieve while the hang date nears.
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Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Howard C. Richardson
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