France and Soviet Union sign defense pact at Stresa talks
Paris reports Franco Soviet agreement pledges mutual assistance if attacked as Stresa leaders seek a pan European security system. Moscow notes a Russo German trade accord and Izvestia warns eastern nations may seek their own deals rather than rely on a broader pact.
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Associated Press
France
Russia
Stresa
Italy
Sir John Simon
Robert W. Bingham
United States
Great Britain
Moscow
Izvestia
Europe
Karl Radek
Soviet Union
Idaho licenses: five thousand registered across trades
Idaho state boards license about 5 040 individuals in 20 trades and professions, plus 211 bonded real estate brokers. Cruikshank notes a history from 1887 to present with 19 professions added since 1900, and lists active licenses by field such as physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, barbers, and engineers.
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Boise
Idaho
Donald B. Cruikshank
Cruikshank
Medical Examining Board
State Department of Law Enforcement
Idaho and Utah Weather Forecasts
Idaho weather calls for pair of nights with a freezing Thursday morning temperature. Utah forecast is generally fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change.
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Idaho
Utah
Seven Civil Cases On Court Calendar
The Idaho state supreme court opens its spring term in the federal building with seven civil cases scheduled for Thursday. The docket lists James V. Ware vs Independent school district of Clark county. Glen Stoddard vs Mason’s Blue Link stores. J L Renfro vs S M Nixon. Louis Weller vs city of Black Foot. Continental Life Insurance Co vs J D Murphy. MacKenzie vs O S L. and Cannon vs Seyboldt.
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Idaho State Supreme Court
Federal
James V. Ware
Independent School District of
Clark County
Glen Stoddard
Mason’s
Blue Link Stores
J-L. Renfro
S. M. Nixon
Louis Wheeler
City of
College Fraternity Crackdown Affects Iowa Campus
Iowa City April 10 A demand for a thorough cleanup of student morals and a grand jury inquiry looms as 23 members of Phi Beta Delta are suspended and the Iowa chapter disbanded over charges of a disorderly house. County Attorney A E Baldwin warned of action when the grand jury convenes May 6. Dean of Men Rienow says the case is closed for the university, while noting not all students are pure.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
A. E. Baldwin
Phi Beta Delta
Baldwin
Robert E. Rienow
Trinity Church Plans Meetings and Dinner
Trinity Church schedules a service tonight featuring speaker Stephen E. Barnwell. Local committees led by J. P. Halliwell plan to push the Episcopal church forward movement. A parish dinner at the Bannock hotel follows Friday at 6 30 with an accompanying program.
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Trinity Church
Episcopal Church
Stephen E. Barnwell
Diocese of Southern Ohio
J. P. Halliwell
Mr. Barnwell
Bannock Hotel
Caldwell Politics Breaks Into Open
Caldwell, April 10. With filing day closing today one party filed a ticket and another party called a caucus raising chances of a formal municipal election. The People's Progressive ticket headed by John J. Plowhead for mayor was drafted at a convention. Mayor Emery L. Vassar called a supporters convention for 2:30 this afternoon.
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Caldwell
People's Progressive
John J. Plowhead
Emery L. Vassar
Will Rogers Reminisces On Bosses Friends And Career
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills about the deaths of his boss Adolph Ochs and friend Warren Robbins. He recalls joining the New York Times and Robbins arranging interviews with Mussolini and the San Salvador president. He honors Robbins as a fine citizen and diplomat.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Adolph Ochs
New York Times
Tops
Jie
Warren Robbins
Canada
Mussolini
Little San Salvador
Warren
Vandenberg Seen as Standout Prospect for President
Senator Nye calls Michigan Senator Vandenberg a possible Republican presidential nominee. Nye cites Vandenberg as the lone standout, with Landon and Winant also mentioned as potential candidates. Robinson notes Dickinson and Vandenberg as possible nominees and questions recovery program plans.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Nye
North Dakota
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senator Vandenberg
Landon
Kansas
Winant
New Hampshire
Aged convict returns to cell seeking parole over 26 years
Jesse C. Walker, once a 30 year prisoner for deputy sheriff killing, explains returning to prison to pay his debt. He lived as Frank Manning in Meridian and Houston, later Gulfport jewelry owner, says he hopes for forgiveness and to wipe the slate clean. He fears judgment and seeks to reconcile with society through renewed confinement.
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Raleigh
N. C
Jean Valjean
Jesse C. Walker
Frank Manning
Brunwwick
Walker
Meridian
Miss
Houston
Tex
Gulfport
Boise anti sales tax leader to address Homedale crowd
Frank Kinyon of Boise president of the anti sales tax league will speak at a public meeting in Homedale Owyhee county on April 17 regarding the sales tax plans announced today.
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Boise
Frank Kinyon
Farmer-Labor to Organize Party in Idaho
Rathbone of Boise, national committeeman for Idaho, outlined plans for an April 16 meeting to organize the Farmer-Labor party in Idaho. He said local units would be formed in each county and a complete ticket would be entered in the next election including county, state, and national offices.
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Boise
Rathbone
Farmer-Labor Party
Idaho
Flood menace gone on coast
Sacramento valley warns of new storm danger as the river recedes from flood stage. The weekend storm killed 21 people and caused widespread damage. Floods threaten Colusa and Yolo counties while sandbagging and levee repairs continue.
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Sacramento
Cal
Weather Bureau
Sacramento Valley
Colusa
Idaho Board to Cut Salaries for All State Workers
The Idaho state board of education met to plan a 3 percent salary reduction across state institutions under a legislative mandate. Chair Asher B. Wilson presided while John W. Condie was absent due to phlebitis. J. F. Jenny, reappointed by Gov. Ross, joined the board. Jenny had resigned earlier to take up legislative duties.
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Boise
Idaho State Board of Education
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
John W. Condie
J. F. Jenny
Cottonwood
Idaho County
Ross
Jenny
Potatoes Fetch Record Prices in Idaho Markets
Idaho potatoes push record prices as U S No 1 Russets reach 1.40 to 1.50 per hundredweight in Idaho Falls and Twin Falls Burley areas. U S 2 Russels 70 to 80 cents. Grower sales 1.10 to 1.35 per hundred for No 1 Russets. Chicago reports higher Idaho stock at 2.20 to 2.35. Idaho shipments 904 cars. last year 637.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
U. S
Twin Falls-Burley
Federal Market News Bureau
Russels
Chicago
Upper Valley
Filene Defends NRA as Fundamentally Sound Before Senate
Boston business man Edward A. Filene told the Senate Finance committee that the NRA held up as fundamentally sound and urged extending the recovery law. Retail grocers and manufacturers supported continued code, citing benefits to workers, ethics, and wage gains while noting small-business relief and reduced child labor.
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Boston
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Edward A. Filene
Senate Finance Committee
Dr. Townsend
Father Coughlin
Huey Long
Filene
America
NRA
H. C. Peterson
Chicago
National Association of Retail Grocers
L. Hoffman
New York
Cotton
Peterson
Hoffman
Young Mother Is Lodged in Jail
RUPERT Idaho April 10 a 21 year old mother of two was jailed in Minidoka awaiting trial on auto theft. Police said Mrs Mamie Cox alias Mrs Clara Cox was arrested en route to Boise and returned by Sheriff William Mantfold. Her children Ella May 4 and Eileen 2 were held at a Boise children's home. She said she took the car to visit relatives.
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Rupert
Idaho
Minidoka County
Mamie Cox
Clara Cox
Boise
William Mantfold
Ella May
Eileen
Winter Wheat Production and Conditions Across States
The April 1 crop report lists winter wheat production at 435,499,000 bushels nationwide, up from last year. Washington shows a winter wheat yield of 26,092,000 with a condition rating of 88 percent, alongside figures for Montana, Idaho, and Oregon.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Two Executed by Battle-Axe in Berlin Courtyard
In Berlin at Ploetzensee prison two men, Sally Eppstein a Jew and Hans Zieger an Aryan, were executed for the murder of Horst Wessel. The long grim procedure saw the official executioner perform the act after clemency appeals were denied by Hitler.
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Rudolf Josten
Associated Press
Berlin
Sally Eppstein
Hans Zieger
Ploetzensee
Horst Wessel
Ziegler
Epstein
Idaho Liquor Board Chief Plans North Idaho Lease Tours
Robert Coulter chairman of the Idaho State Liquor Control board will leave for northern Idaho to obtain leases on buildings for state owned liquor stores this afternoon. He expects to be back tonight and the board will then take up personnel matters as announced by commissioner in charge of publicity M B Yeaman.
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Boise
Robert Coulter
Idaho State Liquor Control Board
Northern Idaho
Coulter
North Idaho
M. B. Yeaman
Williams takes responsibility for Idaho public health
Lewis Williams Idaho commissioner of public welfare says he bears full responsibility if health and welfare of Idaho citizens have been neglected. He rejects direct fault on Dr. Scott and defends the state health department while calling for an unbiased inquiry into the Blackfoot hospital and St Anthony industrial school.
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Boise
Lewis Williams
Idaho
Comisioner of Public Welfare
Associated Press
Twin Falls
Charles R. Scott
Idaho State Medical Associa
Scott
St. Anthony
State Hospital For Insane
Blackfoot
Williams
Board of Education
Ross
State of
Department of Public Welfare
Medical Association
Lts
Roosevelt Plans Use of Existing Relief Agencies
President Roosevelt said most of the 4 billion work relief program will be carried out by current government agencies. He aims to peak operations by mid November and spend as much as possible before July 1, 1936. The plan prioritizes jobs through direct government action over contracting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
GCC
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fechner
Silver Price Hits High Mark in New York Trade
The price of foreign bar silver rose 1 cent to 644 cents an ounce, the highest level since 1926, driven by sustained U. S. government purchases and rising Indian demand. Dealers note a tight technical position near the government purchase price for newly mined domestic production under the Silver Purchase Act.
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New York
U. S
India
Woman keeps alive yarn spinning craft in St. Paul
Mrs J P Thompson aged 69 pursues home spinning to make mittens gloves and socks from raw wool. She produced about 100 pairs of mittens and gloves and more than 50 pairs of socks last winter. A Minneapolis policeman has a standing order for her mittens.
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ST. Paul
J. P. Thompson
Minneapolis
Thompson
Oil monopoly takes effect in Manchoukuo
Tokyo reports the Manchoukuo oil monopoly becomes effective today, while the United States protest remains unanswered after its latest note to the Tokyo government dated November 30.
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Tokyo
Manchoukuo
United States
President Roosevelt seeks enactment of all major bills in session
President Roosevelt told congressional leaders he hopes Congress will pass his full legislative program this session. The list includes NRA extension Social security Utilities holding company reform banking authority over Washington capital Home Owners' Loan bank deposit insurance ship subsidy policy and extension of nuisance taxes amid spending concerns.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
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