Taylor Accuses Clark of Buck Passing on Pardons
Idaho Attorney General J W Taylor accuses Governor Clark of passing the buck at a pardon board meeting as 129 inmates seek clemency. The session sees emotional pleas including a renewed request from Grover Thompson, convicted of burglary in Owyhee County.
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Boise
J. W. Taylor
Barzilla W. Clark
State Pardon Board
Idaho
H. Thompson
Salt Lake City
Pardon Board Room
Grover Thompson
Owyhee County
Clark
Okla
Thompson
Taylor
Guy Nelson
Bonneville County
E. B. Bushy
Lo Angeles
Jerome
Leonb. Johnson
Gooding County
C. W. Devoe
Jerome County
Bertha Wilbur
Salt
Twin Falls County
Harold Ort M. Parker
Galt Lake City
Minidoka County
Athalia Bybee
Idaho Falls
Eillen Vance
Chrysler Strike Ends in 70 Million Pact Hailed in Detroit
Detroit April 7 The midnight settlement of Chrysler’s 70 million dollar strike ends a month of work stoppage. 85,000 workers to return within two weeks. The UAW wins exclusive bargaining rights at Chrysler while talks on seniority and grievances begin. Governor Murphy hosts signings with Chrysler officials and UAW leaders.
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Associated Pess
Detroit
Chrysler
Frank Murphy
Lansing
Chrysler Corp
United Automobile Workers of America
Homer Martin
B. £. Hutchinson
Ward
Murphy
Hudson Motor Car Co
Reo Motor Car Co
Martin
Boise Mayor Wins Reelection and Council Seats
April 7 final returns show Boise mayor J. L. Edlefsen won reelection with 3,194 votes while Dan F. Banks had 2,078 and Asa E. Tillotson 550. Council members A. A. Walker and Sam Griffin were elected. Griffin had prior service by appointment. Five candidates entered the race with no runoffs.
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Boise
Idaho
J. L. Edlefsen
Edlefsen
Dan F. Banks
Asa E. Tillotson
Boine
Byron Hyatt
A. A. Walker
Sam &. Griffin
Idaho Bar Commission
Griffin
Moley Proposes Three Amendments to Reorganize Court
Ray mond Moley editor and Columbia law professor proposes three constitutional amendments to support Roosevelt's plan to reorganize the Supreme Court. He calls the proposal a make shift and argues it fails to fix key protections and would curb judicial power. He suggests a two thirds or seven ninths court majority to strike down laws and compulsory retirement at age 75 for judges.
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Chicago
Raymond Moley
Columbia University Public Law
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Moley
Chicago Association of Commerce
Four Navy fliers killed in mid air collision at sea
Four patrol plane crews died when two carrier Lexington aircraft collided about 2:40 PM off San Diego. Victims include Ladwell Pickett of Coronado and Joseph Loughlin of Long Beach. bodies recovered or lost with wreckage as destroyers stood by and rescue efforts continued.
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Ban Diego
Calif
Cce
Lexington
Ladwell R. Pickett
Coronado
Pocahontas
Ark
Joseph J. Loughlin
Long Beach
Wilmington
N. C
Harry com + Snow
Diego
Aviation Machiniat
Miike
John J. Carney
National Oeere
East St. Taetos
Naval
Lieut
Loughlin
Bradley
London Protest Over Rebel Bombings Of British Vessels
Renewed insurgent bombings of British warships and merchant ships spark international tension. Britain demands explanations for attacks on the Gallant and the Thorpehall as Norwegian and Scandinavian actions loom, while Italy and Germany face neutrality challenges amid fierce fighting near Bilbao.
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Presa
Taly
Spain
Great Britain
Gallant
Garland
Palma
Mallorca
Britain
Thorpehall
Bay of Biscay
Helsinefors
Norway
France
Netherlands
Rome
Italy
Germany
Russia
London
Cadiz
Emilio Mola
Bibao
Durango Road
Bilbao
Amboto Peak
Service Held For Drew W Standrod Jr
Last rites for Drew W Standrod Jr were conducted at the Congregational church with family minister Ruel P Snider and T D Jones delivering eulogies. Military honors at the grave were provided by Pocatello Post No 4 American Legion, with a firing squad, bugler, and veterans honor guards.
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Drew W. Standrod, Jr
Congregational Church
Ruel P. Snider
T. D. Jones
Standrod
Charles Harmon
A. C Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
W. I. Cornell
Ray King
William Miller
O. G. Flint
M. C. Doty
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
J. Ward Green
Charles Canon
Bangs
F L. Shattuck
Ed Kump
Gooding Man Appointed Idaho Aeronautics Director
Eddie Bryan of Gooding was appointed by the Idaho Public Works Commissioner J Taylor as director of the Idaho bureau of aeronautics. Bryan succeeds W R Graham of Payette who resigned to join the United States air corps.
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Eddie Bryan
Commie of Public Works
J. Taylor
Idaho Bureau of Aeronautics
Bryan
W. R. Graham
Payette
United States Air Corps
Lindberghs Reach German Airport in Uncertain Flight
Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Oberwies enfeld airfield near Munich as officials in London and several capitals traced their 30 hour absence after departing Zagreb. Bad weather and lack of radio hindered plans while Austrian gendarmes were told to watch Alpine routes for signs of the pair.
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London
Lympne Airdrome
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
Lindberghs
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
India
Lympne
English Channel
Lindbergh
Innsbruck
Salzburg
Klagenfurt
Graz
Austria
Col. Ratowic
Deputy Killed in Bandit Shootout Near Chehalis Washington
Deputy Sheriff R. S. Jackson aged 58 was killed and Deputy J. D. Compton aged 51 seriously injured in a dawn shootout with two bank bandits at Meskill about 10 miles east of Chehalis. The men fled after ransacking Mrs Emma Cartier’s home in South Bend, taking $120 and bond coupons. Cartier freed herself and alerted local officers.
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Chehalis
Wash
R. S. Jackson
J. D. Compton
Here
J. A. Blankenship
Meskill
Jackson
Roy Trealse
South Bend
Emma Cartier
Ms. Cartier
Sheriff’s
Lewis County
Inmate Slays Guard at Patton State Hospital
An inmate at Patton state hospital for the insane killed a guard with a hammer and escaped. Dr. D Max Webster confirmed the attack and escape, detailing the fatal assault at the Patton facility in California on April 7.
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Patton
Calif
Patton State Hospital For
D. Max Webster
Thousands of L D S Members Scatter After Conference
Salt Lake City April 7 Thousands of devout Latter Day Saints traveled home after three day conference as leaders urged cleaner living debt avoidance and the love of labor. President Heber J Grant praised unity of the Council of Twelve and Bowen was advanced to apostleship with Bowen George F Richards Melvin J Ballard and Levi Edgar Young among speakers urging devotion and civic steadiness.
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Heber J. Grant
Rodger Clawson
Albert E. Bowen
Council of Twelve
Latter Day Saints Church
Bowen
Alonzo A. Hinckley
Salt Lake City
George Q. Morris
A. A Hinckley
Wards
Grant
George F. Richards
Pleasant Grove Driver Dies After Arizona Crash
Orland Grant Winters aged 22 from Pleasant Grove Utah died in a Flagstaff hospital after his truck left a Cameron Arizona highway and he sustained injuries.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Orland Grant Winters
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Cameron
Idaho Moonshine Stills Virtually Vanished Says Federal Officer
Federal officer in Boise says moonshine stills have virtually vanished from Idaho. He cites June 1936 seizure as the last moonshine arrest and credits state dispensaries and law enforcement for eliminating illegal liquor. He notes joints are cleaned up and legal beer undercuts illegal operations.
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Idaho
Boise
Fred H. Chase
Chase
State Liquor Control Commission
Rescue Groups Track Skyliner Crash in White Mountains
A search party of western officers and outdoorsmen moves toward a wrecked Douglas transport said to hold six men and two women who vanished after leaving Burbank for New York City. Major A D Smith coordinated air guidance from a TWA plane piloted above the crash site.
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McNary
Ariz
Posse
White Mountains
Earier
Burbank
Calif
New York City
A. D. Smith
Albuquerque
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Mountain Wilds
Bill Coyle
TWA
C. E. Veblen
Douglas
McNarr
Victor Bertrandias
Douglas Aircraft
Smith
Elenbona
White River
Bertrandias
Merle Estey
Tawille Estey
Bernard Troy, Jr
Roland Kent
Douglas Employe
B. B. Broderlin
Masons of Idaho Convene in Boise
Scottish Rite Masons gathered in Boise for the 56th semi annual four day reunion expected to draw visitors from several western states. Twenty five candidates began instruction in degree salatity of the conflatory secretaries separation for the fourth to fourteenth degrees to be conferred during the reunion.
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Boise
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Ira Masters
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NAVY
Drew W. Standrod
Gooding
Aeronautics Head
German
Munich
Oberwiesenfeld Airdrome
L.D.S
Council of Twelve Apostles
Melvin J. Ballard
Levi Edgar Young
The
Council of Seventy
Arizona Search
Masons of Idaho
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