Cause of liner crash may not be determined
Uniontown Pa April 8 major W W Schroeder chief investigator said the cause of the Transcontinental and Western Airliner crash with 11 fatalities will likely never be known. Investigators examined tangled wreckage and noted the pilot may have struck a tree while attempting to gain altitude before the crash causing the tragedy.
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Uniontown
W. W. Schroeder
Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania
TWA
Spain Chooses New President After Parliament Ousts Zamora
Madrid reports Diego Martinez Barrio, a moderate left Republican, assumes Spain's presidency after the ouster of Niceto Alcala Zamora. Violence flares in several regions as the republic faces a political upheaval reminiscent of past royal overthrow. The cortes vow elections within eight days and a three month window to elect a new president.
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Madrid
Diego Martinez Barrio
Spain
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Alcala Zamora
Alfonso
Chamber of Deputies
Martinez Bar- Tio
Republic
Cortes
Women elected in New Mexico cow town mayor and councilwomen
In a northeastern New Mexico town, an all female slate won the municipal election. Mrs W P Crater was elected mayor with 77 votes to 43 for rival Tom Creswell, and three councilwomen joined her in office.
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Des Moines
N. M
New Mexico
Cowtown
W. P. Crater
Tom Creswell
Five Partners Port Townsend Man Buried After Death
In Port Townsend Washington on April 8 John M Kincaid Homer Swaney and William Price share the same lot with Kincaid the last of the partners to die having just been buried.
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Port Townsend, Wash
John M. Kincaid
Homer Swaney
William Price
Kincaid
Utah Weather: Snow or Rain Tonight and Thursday
Weather forecast for Utah calls for snow or rain tonight and Thursday. Colder conditions arrive Thursday with the northwest region turning cooler tonight.
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Utah
Rebuilding Begins In Tornado District
AP reports rebuilding starts in Tupelo Mississippi and Gainesville Georgia after deadly tornadoes and floods. WPA funds totalling 2.5 million aid rehabilitation while relief workers aid thousands homeless as death toll rises to 432 across the south.
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Tupelo
Miss
Gainesville
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
Tragedy as three drown in Wisconsin pond
A mother Mrs Edward Ponto 43 and her two sons Edgar 16 Ralph 11 drowned after breaking through a pond ice during a farm coasting accident near Welauwega Wisconsin. The mother attempted to save them but failed.
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Welauwega
Wis
Here
Edward Ponto
Edgar
Ralph
Pocatello Sees Housing Costs Align with State Averages
Building material and labor prices in Pocatello match those in Idaho, with 60 construction items costing less locally. Idaho Power manager Don Brown told the chamber forum FHA plans and the need to inform residents about federal housing loans to boost participation. He noted Boise and Twin Falls use newspaper ads successfully and urged cooperation among trades, dealers, and builders.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Don Brown
Idaho Power Company
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Mr. Brown
Federal Housing Administration
Harry Whittier
FHA
Ed Dunn
Claude Bistline
Brown
Boise
Twin Falls
Building Trades Council
Chamber
VFW Officers Visit Caldwell for Dinner Meeting
Caldwell Idaho area VFW leaders Commander Glen H. Spurgeon Adjutant Harold Gilman and Nichols of Rexburg visited Pocatello on Tuesday. A dinner at Fred's Cafe preceded a public meeting at the Memorial Building where Spurgeon urged guarding legislation that funds compensation and aid for the disabled. He announced the state convention set for Moscow July 6-8 and noted the post organized a new women's auxiliary to meet next Tuesday.
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Glen H. Spurgeon
Caldwell
Idaho
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold L. Gilman
Q.M
Nichols
Rexbure
Pocatello
Fred
Memorial Building
Spurgeon
Moscow
Weather forecast notes slight frost risk tonight
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday with a slight cooling trend. The south portion may see frost developed tonight as temperatures drop.
Mrs Brandt 25 Passes on Coast in Hart Malady
Mrs Larene Brandt 25 wife of Oscar T Brandt formerly of this city died today in North Hollywood California from heart ailment. Body to arrive in Pocatello for funeral and burial under Hall mortuary. Born Arbon Valley Idaho May 23 1911. Survived by husband father John Bishoff of Pocatello and brothers John R Bishoff Fred R Bishoff and Alvin J Bishoff and sisters Mrs Lily Hedges Mrs Marie Thomas.
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Oscar T. Brandt
North Hollywood
Calif
Pocatello
Hall Mortuary
Brandt
Arbon Valley
Idaho
John Bishoff
John R. Bishoff
Fred R. Bishoff
Lily Hedges
Pogatello
Marie Thomas
Crystal
Alvin J. Bighoff
California
Coogan Wins Two Big Damage Suits
Jackie Coogan the young screen actor won two damage suits totaling 300000 dollars in Los Angeles. Superior Judge Frank Swain directed the jury to a verdict for Coogan. The cases stem from an automobile accident last year in which John H. Coogan and three of the actor’s friends were killed. The judge found no evidence that the elder Coogan had been drinking.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Coogan
Frank Swain
Coogan
John H. Coogan
Swain
Barber Gust Parris Lose License In Idaho
Emmitt Pfost Idaho state commissioner revokes Gust Parris of Pocatello barber license for felony conviction involving a minor. State license law passed in 1927.
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Boise
Emmitt Pfost
Gust Parris
Pocatello
Pfost
Parris
League Probes Italy Gas Use in Ethiopia War
League of Nations committee of 13, with a 13 member panel and jurists, will investigate charges Italy used poison gas in Ethiopia. Anthony Eden presented 10 instances. Mussolini seeks total annihilation of Ethiopian forces. France and Mexico push positions on European security and sanctions. Mussolini defends northern provinces. Britain warns of potential Soviet-style action.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Italy
League’s Committee of 13
Anthony Eden
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Mussolini
Europe
League
Fran
Popolo d'Italia
Milan
King of Kings
Rman
Rhineland
der Fuehrer
Geneva
United States of Europe
Berlin
Ammon youths paroled after extortion note case
Two 19 year old Ammon youths Jesse Terry and Lamont Waters received six months to two year suspended jail terms after pleading guilty to sending a threatening note to Japanese farmer D Kishiyama demanding $100 in ten dollar bills. Officers planted the money and arrested them. extortion charge was reduced to threatening letter. They were paroled to Sheriff Harry Meppen.
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Idaho Falls
Ammon
Jesse Terry
Lamont Waters
Harry Meppen
D. Kishiyama
Marilyn Miller to be buried Thursday
New York April 8 The funeral of Marilyn Miller stage and screen star who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at St Bartholomew's Episcopal church. The Rev Dr George Paull T Sargent rector will officiate. Burial will be at Woodlawn cemetery.
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New York
Marilyn Miller
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
George Paull T. Sargent
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hearst Loses Court Fight Over Telegrams Inquiry
Hearst fails to obtain a preliminary injunction in Washington DC Supreme Court against the Senate lobby committee and the FCC. Chief Justice Wheat dismisses Hearst’s plea, noting affidavits show no ongoing investigation into the telegrams. Hearst vows to appeal as counsel condemns the seizures as a press freedom issue.
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Hearst
Senate Group
Washington
William Randolph Hearst
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate Lobby Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Alfred A. Wheat
Crampton Harris
Lobby Committee
The
Communications Commission
Elisha Hanson
Supreme
Wheat
Congress
Seig~ures
Hason
Hanson
Reepy
Justice Wheat
Final Practice of Oratorio Tonight
The choir will present Stabat Mater at Frazier under Prof Vito. The orchestra will rehearse tonight at 7:30 in the hall.
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Frazier
Vito
Idaho Senator Tops Wisconsin Primary Delegates
Wisconsin voters favored Roosevelt over Senator Borah by wide margins in yesterday's primary. Borah led the Idaho slate for 21 of 24 delegates to the Republican national convention, with Roosevelt prevailing in the statewide presidential preference.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Chicago
Rep
Washington
Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Mlinois
New Hampsshire
Maine
Oklahoma
Kentucky
New Mexico
Missouri
Minesota
Virginia
New York
Illinois
Borah
Knox
Carl Bachmann
West
New England
Bachmann
Tiinois
President Roosevelt Returns to White House Route
President Roosevelt, returning from a fishing trip, heads toward port with focus on tornado relief in southeastern states. He allocates 2.5 million dollars to the Works Progress Administration for immediate disaster work and plans to reach the White House by Friday, stopping first at Warm Springs, Georgia.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Congress
White House
Warm Springs
Union Pacific official visits area amid resort plans
W Jeffers executive vice president of the Union Pacific system passed through today en route to Boise. He is to return to Ketchum Thursday where he will join prominent eastern men in a plan to develop a winter resort. Two Austrians have announced plans to construct a large resort hotel in the area signaling hotel interest from abroad. No definite itinerary information is available.
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W. Jeffers
Union Pacific System
Boise
Jeffers
Ketchum
Desert Divorce Claim From Oven Hot Radiator Incident
Chicago April 8. Rudolph Desert granted a divorce to Mrs Myrtle Larsen from Arthur Larsen after she said he forced her to sit on a hot radiator and held her there.
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Chicago
Rudolph Desert
Myrtle Larsen
Arthur Larsen
Man killed on railroad tracks identified in Glasgow
Coroner Joseph A. Holland confirmed the body found on the Great Northern tracks in Glasgow is Clarence Lund of Minneapolis. The man’s body was severed at the waist by a train.
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Glasgow
Mont
Great Northern
Joseph A. Holland
Clarence Lund
Minneapolis
Scottish Rite to Observe Maundy Thursday and Easter Lights
Scottish Rite members will observe the ancient custom of extinguishing and relighting the symbolic lights on Maundy Thursday and Easter Sunday. The Maundy Thursday ceremony is scheduled for 8 p m and Easter service at a m. Special programs are prepared for both occasions with Captain Actee delivering a short address before the relighting of the lights. Attendance is required of every member who has attained the Rose Croix degree.
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Actee
Utah Hold Up Salt Lake City Bus Operator
A masked robber robbed a street bus operator in Salt Lake City and escaped with $39 after holding the driver at gunpoint. The assailant fled into the night, leaving police seeking leads on the $39 theft and the masked suspect.
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Utah
Salt Lake O?ry
Beard
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