Pocatello Council Boosts Old Pay Scale May First
After executive budget sessions the Pocatello city council plans to restore department head salaries to their pre-cut level effective May 1. Savings mainly come from department supplies, with an estimated $38,860.85 saved next year. No decision yet on repairing worn streets. councilors to report on street improvements at the next meeting.
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Pocatello City
TY. C. Coffin
Elmer Smith
J. P. Halliwell
Senator King to Trim Indian Bureau Salaries
Senator William H. King urged a $2,000,000 cut in Indian bureau salaries as part of the $45,000,000 Interior supply measure. He called the bureau incompetent and unfair, and complained salaries consumed about half of the department’s appropriations. He planned salary limitation amendments in the Senate.
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Washington
William H. King
Indian Bureau
Utah Democrat
Senate
King
Apprentice Kills Noted Specialist in Vienna Street Shooting
On April 12 in Vienna a renowned car specialist Professor Gustav Alexander was shot three times and killed. The assailant, a tailor's apprentice, was captured as police work to determine a motive for the attack.
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Vienna
Gustav Alexander
United States
Andean eruptions threaten world wide volcanic wave
Mendoza residents face 80 000 evacuation risk as Andean eruptions send ash 14 inches deep over regions of central South America. Weather officials warn of a potential global volcanic wave amid active volcanoes and dust belts stretching toward Chile and Argentina.
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Mendoza
Argentina
Central
South America
Martin Gil
Vesuvius
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Chile
Malargue
Wife guarded by jealous husband in divorce suit
Mrs. Carl W. Peters filed for divorce in St. Paul charging her husband placed toothpicks on the door to signal visitors. She says he locked her in the house for days during his absence due to jealousy. They wed in Altoona Wisconsin in 1916.
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ST. Paul
Carl W. Peters
Peters
Altoona
Wis
Two More File for Idaho State Offices in Primary Run
April 12 report shows Myrtle P. Eaking Gooding county auditor and Bert H. Miller Idaho Falls filed declarations with the secretary of the state. Filing fees total now 1203 dollars, equal to one percent of the office salary minus one dollar. Eaking seeks the Democratic nomination for state treasurer and Miller seeks the Democratic nomination for attorney general.
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Boise
Secretary of the State
Myrtle P. Eaking
Gooding County
Bert H. Miller
Idaho Falls
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills on Wall Street’s long coma and a Senate autopsy to uncover the truth about the financial collapse. He quips that the deceased died from overgorging while the gorge was gorgeous, offering his peppy sententious critique.
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Cal
Wall Street
U. S. Senate
Will Rogers
Wisconsin saved banks story tells LaFollette plan
The 1932 AP report details Governor Phillip F. LaFollette guiding Wisconsin through a harsh winter without bank suspensions. He cites facing facts and telling the public the truth as core steps, with ties to the LaFollette political family as he travels from New York to Madison.
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New York
Phillip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Bob" LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Madison
Wis
Boston
Pioneer Woman Mary Trimming Dies at 84 in Pocatello
Mrs. Mary Trimming 84 widow of John E. Trimming died after a long illness at her home 218 S Johnson Ave Pocatello She came to the Gate City in 1887 born February 1848 in Arkansas Survived by two daughters Mrs Clarence Rainey and Mrs Nora Verley 14 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren Funeral 8 P M Thursday Hall mortuary chapel Rev I Q Wood Interment Mountainview Friends may view the remains
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Pocatello
Mary Trimming
S. Johnson Avenue
Trimming
John E. Trimming
Gate City
Arkansas
Clarence Rainey
Nora Verley
Oregon City
Oregon
Hall Mortuary
I. Q. Wood
Mountainview
Prohibition Leader Calls Saloonless Policy Best Yet
Nampa April 12 Oliver W. Stewart vice chairman of the Allied Forces for Prohibition told a noon audience that prohibition at its worst is better than the old saloon at its best. He spoke on the policy's value in curbing vice and improving public morals.
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Nampa
Oliver W. Stewart
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Prohibition
Bette
Lodge Talks With Spirit Of Son In Libel Suit
Sir Oliver Lodge testifies in a libel case against a newspaper stating he communicated with his son Raymond, killed in the war. He recounts the spirit’s reply and claims the other world exists in space around us with multiple grades of existence.
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London
Oliver Lodge
Raymond
Oliver
Kiwanis Club Welcomes Reverend Joseph Chester
At the Kiwanis meeting Gaylord Sanford led music and Marion Henderson played two violin solos. Reverend Joseph Chester spoke on India's path to self government, noting independence will come gradually through evolution. Guests included C. D. Thomas of Twin Falls and Joe Jenkinson from the Elks club.
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Kiwanis Club
Gaylord Sanford
Marion Henderson
Joseph Chester
India
C. D. Thomas
Twin Falls
Joe Jenkinson
Elks Club
Ex Husbands Traded in Quirky New England Divorce Tale
In Poughkeepsie on April 12 the Parrott and Smith families, once neighbors, swapped husbands after both women secured Mexican divorces. All four traveled to Sharon Connecticut where the exes were traded, and the couples honeymooned together.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Parrots
Smiths
Malcolm E. Parrott
Plea on 2.4 Billion Bonus Payment Before House Panel
Washington reports advocates for a 2.4 billion dollar cash bonus for veterans pressed their case before the House Ways and Means Committee despite opposition from administration and Democratic leaders. Father Charles Coughlin urged that government payments to soldiers would boost domestic demand and commerce, arguing a revenue revaluation would follow.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Patman
D. Tex
Coughlin
Senate okays promotion of judge who sentenced Capone
Late wire reports say a senate judiciary sub committee approved promotion to the circuit court for Judge James H. Wilkerson who sentenced Al Capone. Borah supported the approval amid labor protests over his federal judgeship record.
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Washington
Circuit Court
James H. Wilkerson
al Capone
Senate Judiciary
Wilkerson
Borah
Nevada Senator Loses Bid on Hoover Dam Funding
Senator Od die of Nevada failed to amend the interior department appropriation bill. The attempt would raise Hoover Dam funding from 6 million to 10 million dollars, reflecting a partisan clash over the project.
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Washington
Oddie Republican
Nevada
Senate
Interior Department
Hoover Dam
Trial aims to show abduction in Kahahawai case
Honolulu April 12 The prosecution began presenting witnesses in the Kahahawai lynching trial linking Mrs Granville Fortescue and three navy men to the abduction and to a car rushing toward Koko Head as the body was moved to be disposed of.
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Associated Press
Granville Fortescue
Thomas H. Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Thalia Massie
Honolulu
Navy
John C. Kelly
Kahahawai
Koko
Mayor Argues With Council Over City Expenses
During a closed executive session Mayor T. C. Coffin challenged council members to approve his city related expenditures. The disputed items include a 41.54 Newark telephone bill, 25 hall rental for Barzilla Clark, Boise trip costs, 140 for Portneuf building storage, and a 95.41 tax refund for Mrs. J. P. Neff. The bill coincided with Ignace Blaustein’s arrest in a Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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T. C. Coffin
Okeh
Newark
New Jersey
Barzilla Clark
Idaho Falls
Boise
Public Utilities Company
Pocatello
Portneuf
J. P. Neff
Garfield Avenue
Ignace Blaustein
Lindbergh
Barber Shop And Cafe Wiped Out In Idaho Falls Fire
A basement water heater explosion at Harold Brightton barber shop in Firth sparked a blaze that destroyed the barber shop and the Ed Brightwizer cafe in Idaho Falls late Monday night. The frame structures burned around 10 pm as five firemen fought the fire with Shelley volunteers aiding to prevent spread. Adjoining buildings suffered smoke and water damage. loss estimates were unavailable.
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Idaho Falls
Harold Brighton
Firth
Ed Brightwizer
Shelley
Author Gamaliel Bradford Dies at 69 in Massachusetts
Gamaliel Bradford, 69, renowned biographer and author, died last night at his Wellesley Hills home in Wellesley Massachusetts. The noted writer, widely read for biographies and literary criticism, passed away surrounded by family.
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Wellesley
Mass
Gamaliel Bradford
Wellesley Hills
Prohibition Campaign Speakers In Pocatello Tonight
The Allied Forces for Prohibition announce tonight events in Pocatello with Colonel Raymond Robins at 8:00 P.M. in S. C. 8 Recreation Hall. Miss Norma C. Brown speaks on Prohibition and civilization. Dr Ira Landrith headlines a 2:30 p.m. mass meeting. Oliver W. Stewart and Claude Richmond comment on education and mobilization for victory.
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Pocatello
Raymond Robins
S. C
H. W. Henderson
Norma C. Brown
Bannock
Chamber of Commerce
Oliver W. Stewart
Allied Forces
Recreation Hall
Ira Landrith
Frazier Hall
Stewart
Claude Richmond
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Hits First Season Home Run in Phillies Game
Babe Ruth launched the first major league homer of the season in his New York Philadelphia meeting, adding a second round-tripper in the fourth. Byrd also homered twice as Gehrig and Foxx joined with one each. St. Louis and Chicago game scores were disrupted by rain and cold weather across multiple matchups.
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Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Byrd
Gehrig
Foxx
Greenwich bakery clue stirs Lindbergh kidnapping note hunt
A Greenwich bakery proprietor reports a $20 bill from a $50,000 ransom used in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Police chase a green town car tied to a fleeing woman seen near the Lindbergh home, amid theories of an estranged kidnap gang member still holding the baby.
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N. J
APJ
Hecame & Quarry
Lindberg
Greenwich
Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
Charles A. Lindsbergh, Jr
Colonel Lindbergh
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