Beer tax flood lifts U S coffers and jobs amid 3 2 beer rush
The AP reports that in 20 states and D C the new 3.2 beer sold has generated over 10 million dollars for municipal, state and federal taxes with 1 to 1.5 million barrels sold nationwide and federal take near 7.5 million in two days. Demand outstrips supply as breweries struggle to keep up with orders.
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Robert J. John
Associated Press
New York
District of Columbia
Brewery Age
Herriot to Visit Economic Confab in Washington
Paris April 8 AP Edouard Herriot long a critic of wartime debt policy agrees to travel to Washington as France s representative in international economic talks arranged by President Roosevelt. He leads the foreign affairs committee and will sail April 16 on the Se De France to join discussions with Britain s Ramsay MacDonald expected nearby.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
France
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
M. Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Se de France
Edouard Daladier
Ramsay McDonald
Great Britain
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune on Work Week
Beverly Hills April 8 Will Rogers comments on the Senate approving a 30 hour work week across five days. He jokes Americans value the right to drink and to work only when the boss is watching, reflecting a light political and social tone.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
America
Senate
Potato Prices Range Higher
Boise April 8 AP Prices for potatoes have doubled in a month with shipments at 100 cars daily. US Number One potatoes range 40 to 50 cents per hundredweight, up from 20 to 21 cents in March. Rise blamed on higher prices for other commodities and dwindling East supply. Shipments total 18,383 carloads to date, well under last year.
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Boise
The
Statesman
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Masters Speaks at Democratic Meet in Idaho
Ida H Masters former candidate for lieutenant governor in 1924 and for Congress spoke to the Young Men's Democratic League Friday evening. She urged tolerance of divergent views and asked Governor C Ben Ross to permit beer for Idahoans, arguing for the right to drink a glass of beer without violating state law.
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Andrew Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ida H. Masters
Congress
Young Men’s Democratic League
Wm. H. Holder
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
England Gains An Earl As Wyoming Ranchman Quits U S
Oliver Henry Wallop a Wyoming rancher of 42 years renounced U S allegiance and became the 99th English peer the earl of Portsmouth. He and his wife left their 2700 acre Big Horn ranch for England after a career as a rancher legislator polo breeder and handyman. Wallop previously lived in Jamestown N C Miles City Mont and served in Wyoming as deputy sheriff and state legislator. He is now in England leave-taking Wyoming friends report.
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T. M. Metzger
Associated Press
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
England
Big Horn Mountains
Oliver Henry Wallop
United States
Wallop
Countess of Portsmouth
Earl of Portsmouth
America
Jamestown
N. C
Miles City
Mont
Montana
Conference of LDS Church Adjourning Today in Salt Lake City
The 103rd annual LDS church conference in Salt Lake City closes tomorrow with morning and afternoon sessions at the tabernacle. Leaders in attendance include Heber J. Grant, Anthony W. Ivins, J. Reuben Clark Jr., David O. McKay, James E. Talmage, Melvin J. Ballard, and Joseph F. Merrill.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Salt Lake
Brigham H. Roberts
First Council of Seventy
Roberts
U S Musicians to Tour South Idaho
The University of Idaho Southern Branch student council approves a tour by the male quartet with Mary Wallis William Bartz and Mrs T R Neilson to southern Idaho high schools. A special fund funds the tour set for late April to spark interest in the Southern Branch among high school students. The council rejects an $80 extra appropriation for extended tours by the debate department.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
University
Mary Wallis
William Bartz
T. R. Neilson
Southern Idaho
Southern Branch
Debate Department
Recognition Won by Local Salesman
A demonstration of modern gas appliances was held for University of Idaho Southern Branch students by Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation. W. J. Martin of Mueller Gas Furnace Co led the experiments on automatic gas heating and home air conditioning features. C. M. Mast of Electrolux explained gas refrigerator use and automatic heating. Mast was named one of eight leading front page personals in Electrolux News for 1932.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
W. J. Martin
Mueller Gas Furnace Company
Martin
Electrolux
C. M. Mast
Mast
Electrolux News
Electrolux Refrigerator Sales Company
United States
Clark Nominated in Idaho Falls Mayoral Race
Mayor Barazilla W. Clark faces challenger Roland Williams as Idaho Falls selects nominees for the April 25 election. Clark defeats Charles Upham in the People's party convention, Williams beats George M. Scott for the Citizen's ticket.
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Idaho Falls
Barazilla W. Clark
Roland Williams
Clark
Charles Upham
People's Party
Williams
Citizen's
Slayings Trial In Inez Relatives Dismissed In Slavery Case
In Inez Kentucky two of nine relatives indicted for murder and conspiracy in the so called human sacrifice slaying of 67 year old Lucinda Mills were dismissed on prosecution motion. Defense doctors say John Mills 33 may be insane. Tucker Buskirk fined 25 for jury interference. Elijah McGinnis and Alvin Pinson acquitted after jurors investigated. The prosecution links Mrs Mills to a ritual killing.
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Inez
Lucinda Mills
John H. Mills
Fred Mills
Tucker Buskirk
Elijah McGinnis
Alvin Pinson
Mills
Buskirk
Martin County
Professor proposes courtship classes in Utah high schools
Salt Lake City April 8 AP Dr E E Ericksen professor of philosophy at the University of Utah proposes school based courtship courses after trials in Sevier and Sanpete counties and university classes He outlines three stages of approach extensive intensive and engagement to marriage asserting current handling of love breeds ignorance and divorce risks and urges adolesents be taught to cope with romantic social situations responsibly.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
E. E. Ericksen
University of Utah
Sevier
Sanpete
Ericksen
Wood Last Rites Today at 2 O Clock
Nelson Theron Wood dies at 74. Funeral at Downard chapel at 2 p m with Adjutant James R. Pack of the Salvation Army officiating. Knights of Pythias Fort Hall No 6 to conduct rites at chapel and grave. Survived by 11 children and 41 grandchildren. Born Ann Arbor May 23 1859.
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Nelson Theron Wood
Downard
James R. Pack
Salvation Army
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wisconsin
Colorado
Johanna Libert
Mary Collins
Los Angeles
Cal
Luella Robinson
South Becond
George D. Wood
South Sixth
Pocatello
Nellie Brown
Bannock Creek
A. C
T. N. Wood
Lakeview
Ore
W. A. Cleaver
Greeley
Colo
John Ziegler
Cokeville
Wyo
Maggie Argenbright
Pleasant Green
Pred Wood
Leonardville
Kan
Arch Townend Announces Candidacy for Mayor of Pocatello
Archer Townend a 20 year resident and furniture businessman announces his bid for mayor through The Tribune subject to the Democratic convention at the L D S Recreation Hall. He pledges a beautiful livable Pocatello with reduced taxes economy home labor and close citizen public officer cooperation. Townend says he will devote his full time to office if elected and notes platform details appear in another paper ad.
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Archer Townend
Pocatello
The
Tribune
Townend
the Tribune
Airship study to guide U S future dirigible program
A joint Congress committee will study America's 20 million dollar airship program next week. The panel, with five senators and five representatives, weighs Akron tragedy implications and broader airship considerations. President Roosevelt plans memorial services for Akron victims at Arlington on May 30.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
America
Congressional
House
Senate
United States
House Naval Committee
Akron
Roosevelt
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington Cathedral
White House
Capitol
Bankhead
Alabama
Vinson
Georgia
Naval Committee
King Democrat
Utah
McClintic
Oklahoma
Satterfield Seeks Pocatello Mayoral Nomination in Democratic Convention
A. Y. Satterfield counselled cooperation with President Roosevelt to restore prosperity and pledged to press for federal funds for reforestation near Pocatello if elected. He noted a favorable letter from Guy Graham praising his legislative zeal and mass-partisan courage.
Legion Show and Dance Set for April 19
American Legion sponsors near completion of preparations for a Show and Dance in the Memorial building on April 19. A cast of 40 dancers and musicians is directed by Gaylord Sanford. Henry C. O'Leary, general chairman, says the production has strong local support and many out of town reservations.
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American Legion
Memorial Building
Gaylord Sanford
Henry C. O'Leary
Women Students Name President
Ruth Johnson wins the presidency of the Associated Women Students at the Southern Branch after a second vote. In the first election she had 68 votes to Helen Smith's 48 and Margaret Cass's 44. The final tally gave Johnson a comfortable majority with 85 votes to Smith's 75. Johnson will take office next September. Mary Wallis had been president this year.
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Ruth Johnson
Associated Women Students
Southern Branch
Miss Johnson
Helen Smith
Margaret Cass
A. W.S. Council
Miss Smith
Mary Wallis
Portneuf Grange Sets Meeting Over Noxious Weed Fight
Portneuf Grange met at Tyhee appointing a committee of L. T. Gucker A. T. Catshalls and C. W. Daigh to meet with the chamber of commerce agricultural committee Monday to discuss the noxious weed resolution from New Sweden Idaho Falls.
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Portneuf Grange
Tyhee
L. T. Gucker
A. T. Catshalls
C.W. Daigh
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
New Sweden Grange
Idaho Falls
Congress
A. H. McGuire
Roosevelt
Claude Bistline
J. W. Barber
Milton Bean
A. H. Caine
Edward Harper
C. B. Johnson
C. J. Kelley
E. Scott
C. R. Tulley
A. F. Willecke
Mr. Daigh
Mr. Skinner
Navy resumes Akron crash search after Masury body found
Off New Jersey the U S S Portland continues dragging across a 500 mile zone seeking wreckage and bodies from the Akron disaster after Lieut Col A P Masury is recovered. Debris found today includes a mattress coat stool and trousers as darkness ended the salvage effort remains focused in the Masury area.
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U. S. S. Portland
New Jersey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Coast Guard
Galatea
Barrie- Rat Light
Leary
Portland
Macsury
New York Senate OKs Unemployment Insurance Bill
The New York state senate approved the Byrne bill creating unemployment insurance with mandatory employer reserve funds funded entirely by industry. The measure now advances to the assembly. The rest of the text notes a weather forecast with warming in the north portion and freezing nights for Sunday and Monday.
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Albany
N. Y
State Senate
Byrne
New York State
Assembly
Political race grows tense as conventions draw near
The article lists party ticket candidates for mayor and council roles in both Republican and Democratic camps. Notable figures include Republican mayoral hopefuls Charles A. Brown Paul Bryan R Hamilton and W HH Woodward along with council hopeful Jack Halliwell. Democratic lines feature mayoral candidates R8 Callis C A Carmack George Gibby A Y Satterfield Elmer Smith Elmer Turr and Dr Archer Townend. Council candidates include J George Kutterer Henry Lessing A S Murray Frank A Paradine Jr Walter Peck Herb Poynter and others.
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Charles A. Brown
Paul Bryan
R. Hamilton
W. HH. Woodward
Jack Halliwell
R. 8. Callis
C. A. Carmack
George Gibby
A. Y. Satterfield
Elmer Smith
Elmer Turr
Archer Townend
J. George Kutterer
Henry Lessing
A. S. Murray
Frank A. Paradine
Walter Peck
Herb Poynter
A. Pelton
C.F. Rork
Clarence Stephenson
Robert
Bob) Watson
Nominating Conventions Set for April 11 in Pocatello
Democratic and Republican nominating conventions meet Tuesday April 11 at 8 p.m. in separate halls. Democrats favor mayor and council seats with seven mayoral and nine council candidates. Republicans report four aspirants for the mayoral slate on April 25 election.
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