Conventions Name Brown Carmack for Local Mayor
In Pocatello a Republican city convention selected Charles A. Brown for mayor after four ballots. Brown former Bannock County assessor won 304 to 291 over Paul Bryan. J. P. Halliwell won the council nomination on the first ballot, with J. K. Davis defeating E. P. Horsfall in a run-off. Merrill chaired, committees named, and voting rules debated with a plan for wider participation.
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Roosevelt condemns Latin warfare on Pan American day
President Roosevelt denounced ongoing South American warfare as a backward step and urged immediate measures to remove trade barriers among the American republics. He spoke to the Pan American Union board near the White House, calling for unity and mutual cooperation amid conflicts in Bolivia Paraguay Peru Colombia.
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Will Rogers Praises Party Newspapers In April Letter
Beverly Hills April 12 Will Rogers writes that Republican papers show generosity to the administration and Democratic papers benefit from the move. He notes beer ads grow more attractive and intelligent, replacing only pretty girl smoking cigaret imagery.
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Roosevelt to ask Congress to refinance small home mortgages
Washington April 12 Speaker Rainey told reporters that President Roosevelt will send a message to Congress tomorrow requesting legislation to refinance small home mortgages.
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Akron air ship repairs planned before loss
Navy hearing testimony by Lieut. Com. Edwin F. Cochrane said strengthening of longitudinal girders 5 6 and 7 was planned for the Akron after its last flight. The work would cover the area where survivors reported girders breaking before the crash, with girders 5 6 and 7 under consideration.
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Miller ruling says beer ads legal in Idaho
Idaho Attorney General Bert Miller concludes beer advertisements may be published in newspapers within the state or elsewhere to advertise beer for sale only outside Idaho. He notes interstate commerce authority rests with Congress where federal law governs liquor shipped through Idaho, citing the 3.2 percent beer provision.
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Japan Accepts Invitation to Talk World Economics with Roosevelt
Japan agreed to send a representative to Washington to discuss world economics with President Roosevelt. The State Department invited all nations to transmit their views on global economic matters through regular diplomatic channels.
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Jury Convicts Trio in Mills Cult Slaying
In Inez Kentucky on April 12 a jury convicts John H. Mills Ballard Mills and Blaine McGinnis in the Mills human sacrifice case. Mrs Mollie McGinnis and Mrs Ora Moore are acquitted. John Mills sentenced to life, Ballard Mills and Blaine McGinnis to 21 years each. Two others had been acquitted for lack of evidence.
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Republican City Ticket Named for Pocatello Mayoral Race
The Republican convention in Pocatello nominated Charles A. Brown for mayor and J. P. Halliwell with F. E. Davis for councilmen. Brown defeated Paul Bryan 804 to 29 on the final ballot after four rounds. Halliwell won on the first ballot and Davis edged Ed Horsfall 266 to 252. The ticket, described as united and capable, rests on Brown’s experience, Halliwell’s civic record, and Davis’s business background. Support urged to ensure victory.
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Smith and Lessing Enter City Race as Independents
Elmer W. Smith petitions to run as an independent for mayor of Pocatello with Henry Lessing for city council. Smith cites unfair Democratic convention proceedings and says locals favor independent candidates for efficient city administration.
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Roosevelt appoints Ruth Bryan Owen minister to Denmark
Ambro se H McGuire named acting postmaster at Pocatello Idaho. President Roosevelt names Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida as minister to Denmark, the first woman to hold a major diplomatic post. Nomination of William Jennings Bryan’s daughter also sent to Senate with Boston Mayor Curley nominated as ambassador to Poland.
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Eleanor Boardman Wins Divorce From Victor in Los Angeles
Actress Eleanor Boardman was granted a divorce from director Victor after testimony that he was seen with another woman. The court awarded $600 monthly child support for Antonio and Belinda, plus a property settlement valued over $200,000 and use of the Beverly Hills home until sale or remarriage. They married in 1926 and separated last June.
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Pocatello Endures Steady Snowstorm Across Region
Snow and more snow hit Pocatello as a wet storm persisted from morning through press time. Drivers faced visibility issues and blocked wipers while temperatures hovered around 29 degrees above. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday with freezing temperatures.
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Senators Athletics open 1933 season before Roosevelts crowd
The Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics opened the 1933 season before 25,000 fans with President Roosevelt tossing the ceremonial first ball. Rain postponed New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Boston at New York for the day. double header scheduled April 30.
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Borah Defends Soviet Russia Recognition in Senate
Senator Borah of Idaho rebuked a speech opposing recognition of the Soviet Union, arguing Russia would not seek to destroy the United States and noting Stalin’s focus on Russia’s own affairs. He cited investigations into Bolshevik control and dismissed propaganda as ineffective locally.
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British subjects and eleven Russians plead guilty in espionage case
In Moscow on April 12 British Vickers employee W. T. L. MacDonald and eleven US Russian Vickers workers pleaded guilty to espionage sabotage and bribery charges. Five English defendants pleaded not guilty as four judges and guards filled October Hall for the high profile session.
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