Supreme Court to rule on NRA constitutionality in ideal poultry case
The Supreme Court agreed to review the constitutionality of the national industrial recovery act in the Schechter Poultry case. A final ruling is expected by late May or early June after May 2 arguments. Retailers urge extension with changes, criticizing price fixing and trade provisions as hindering business recovery.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Industrial Recovery Act
New York
William E. Belcher
Alabama
Circuit Court of Appeals
A. L. A. Schechter Poultry Corporation
Schechter Live Poultry Market
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Congress
Irving C. Fox
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Fox
Burglars Loot Actress Doris Kenyon Home
Thieves took jewelry valued at six thousand dollars from actress Doris Kenyon during a Brentwood Heights party night. They entered via a damaged upstairs French door, rifled several bedrooms, and seized a $3,000 diamond wrist watch, a $1,000 pearl necklace, jade and amber beads, and a $500 sapphire pin among other items. Guest names were not released.
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Hollywood
Doris Kenyon
Miss Kenyon
Brentwood Heights
Trials Set in District Court by Judge Downing
Judge J L Downing schedules district court trials with the first at 10 a m on Thursday. Cases include William Turner and First Security Bank of Preston vs Nels L Sorensen and Michael Michelsen on April 18 at 10 a m. Mary J Rice vs village of Alameda et al on April 19 at 10 a m. Chris Pallesen vs John T Carlisle on April 19 at 2 p m. First Trust Co of St Paul vs North American Mortgage Co et al on April 22 at 2 p m. Mary J Rice vs Richard Campbell et al on April 23 at 10 a m. State of Idaho vs Benefic Protective Association a de fac corporation on April 23 at 2 p m. Parry vs Parry on April 24 at 9 a m.
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J. L. Downing
William Turner
First Security Bank of Preston
Nels L. Sorensen
Michael Michelsen
Mary J. Rice
Village of
Alameda
Chris Pallesen
John T. Carlile
First Trust Company of
St. Paul
North American Mortgage Company
Richard Campbell
State of Idaho
Benefic
Protective Association
de Fac Corporation
Parry
Wa. m
Billion Dollars of U S Relief Fund May Be Spent for Roads
Surface indications point to $1 billion of the relief fund being used for streets and highways. The Bureau of Public Roads has $100 million in crossing eliminations contracted under prior authority, with more projects ready for approval as Roosevelt sets the spending level. State highway departments plan crossing eliminations and major route work, while officials note no required match for work relief funds.
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Jerry Greene
Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Roosevelt
Youth Confesses to Killing Parents in Oklahoma Farm Fire
Russell Boley, 18, admitted to shooting his mother and father, then setting fire to their farm home near Woodyward, Oklahoma, authorities said. James G. Young plans murder charges after the confession was obtained, and Boley has been in custody since Saturday night.
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Woodyward
Okla
Russell Boley
G. C. Davis
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Here
James G. Young
Davis
Boley
Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers’ College
John Boley
Ben Swigart
Coal Dealers Meet Here in Pocatello April 29 30
The Ida ho Coal Dealers association will hold its annual meeting in Pocatello on April 29 and 30. A.B.C. Dawson secretary and Ed H. Coffin Boise president announce the event. Walter Newcomb of Pocatello serves as a director.
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The
Idaho Coal Dealers Association
Pocatello
A. B. C. Dawson
Ed H. Coffin
Boise
Walter Newcomb
Poca
Associan
Rotarians to Attend Intercounty Meeting in Albion
Pocatello Rotarians will travel to Albion on Wednesday for an inter club gathering hosted at Albion State Normal School. The event brings together service club members from nearby communities for a joint meeting and discussion.
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Pocatello
Albion
Albion State Normalischool
Republicans to Draft Campaign Plans Tonight
A Pocatello meeting of the Republican party will discuss campaigns for the April 23 election. The session starts at 7 30 oclock at G O P headquarters 205 South Main Street in the old U S Cafe building. Committeemen and interested parties are urged to attend.
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Pocatello RePublicans
South Main Street
U. S
Balmy Sunday Becomes Record Dust Storm Across Plains
A massive dust storm swept from western Kansas into eastern Colorado Oklahoma and Texas turning day to night. motorists stalled as ignition systems failed from static in the dense black cloud moving at about 60 mph. Perryton Texas residents called it the worst dust storm in 104 days with injuries reported after a forced plane landing in Hutchinson Kansas.
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Southwestern Dust Bowl
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma Panhandle
Texas
Trinidad
Colo
Santa Fe
Hutchinson
Kas
A. L. Welty
Idaho Opens With First Carload Of Legal Liquor
Idaho received its first carload of legal liquor today with 605 cases from Detroit distilleries Gooderham and Worts Ltd. A third was unloaded in Pocatello and stored at Jennings-Cornwall bonded warehouse on East Halliday Street. The remaining two thirds will be shared between Boise and Lewiston. The Five Star Gold Label brand led the shipment.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Jennings-Cornwall
East Halliday Street
Boise
Lewiston
Detroit
Gooderham and Worts, Ltd
Supreme Court Adjourns Without Ruling on Pension Act
Washington April 15 The supreme court adjourned for two weeks without deciding the constitutionality of the railway pension law or the Frasier Lemke farm moratorium act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Beet Laborers to File Wage Claims
Beet laborers with bona fide wage claims against sugar beet growers for 1934 wages must file with the county agent by April 20. Forms are available at the county agent’s office. provide grower and laborer names and addresses, contracted work, pay rate, payment status, balance due, and reason for nonpayment. Patterson hopes laborers and growers settle claims promptly to expedite payment.
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LaFayette Patterson
AAA
Denver
Patterson
Federal Housing Chief to Resign
James A. Moffett, federal housing administrator, asked President Roosevelt to relieve him soon. He aims to leave for the Orient, and Roosevelt will decide after a follow up talk. Moffett cited progress, noting insurance on 750000 in small loans and 1241000 in loans under the mutual mortgage system, with over 30 percent for new construction.
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Washington
James A. Moffett
Roosevelt
Moffett
Orient
Rain Returns to Pocatello
A heavy rain and dust storm swept into Pocatello from the west just before noon. George Lance of American Falls reports the Snake River valley shrouded in a dark cloud. three head-on collisions were noted along the Schiller to Pocatello route due to poor visibility. Auto travel took two to three hours from American Falls amid high winds and dark skies. The forecast calls for showers tonight or Tuesday and cooler air in the southern portion.
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Pocatellans
American Falls
George Lance
Snake River Valley
Schiller
Pocatello
Utah Plans 10 Enforce Laws
Hugh B. Brown administrator of Utahs new liquor law said he will call Ogden and Salt Lake City commissioners and police chiefs into conference to map state wide enforcement. The commission will back local units and seek advice from police heads to curb bootlegging as stores open and quality liquor under illicit dealers prices is shown.
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Salt Lake City
Hugh B. Brown
Ogden
Brown
Utah
Ross Quits Title in Lightweight Boxing
Barney Ross of Chicago resigns as world lightweight champion after informing the New York state athletic commission he can no longer make the 135 pound limit.
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Ross
New York
Barney Ross
Chicago
New York State Athletic Commission
Geneva League Council Hears African Views
The League council urged Italy and Ethiopia to conciliate their differences and deferred action on Germany's rearmament amid French pressure. Tecle Hawariate warned of dangers from Italian moves near Ethiopia, while France debated strong condemnation and possible economic penalties with Britain pledging continued push for armament limits.
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Geneva League Council
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Tecle Hawariate
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Pierre Laval
France
League
Great Britain
Idaho Foresters Sponsor Film to Raise Forest Campaign Funds
The South Idaho Foresters will screen the film Sequoia at the Orpheum theatre April 18 19 and 20 to raise money for a campus tree planting drive. A portion of sales receipts from the showing will support the campaign. A house to house selling drive runs through Wednesday evening, featuring the California Redwood film praised for its mountain Sierra Nevada scenery.
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South Idaho Foresters
Orpheum Theatre
Redwood
California
Sierra Nevadas
Pocatello Legion Post Guests Lava Hot Springs Group
Pocatello American Legion members will host Lava Hot Springs post at Thursday’s meeting. A. P. Peck and a Legion delegation, with Lava’s baritone Paul Monson, are scheduled to attend. Arrangements include a chow after the meeting as Pocatello remains the state’s second largest post behind Boise.
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Pocatello Post
The
American Legion
Lava Hot Springs
A. P. Peck
Lava
Paul Monson
Chow
Boise
Felix Plastino to Keynote Kiwanis Luncheon in Idaho
Felix Plastino athletic director at the university will be the principal speaker at the Kiwanis club luncheon Tuesday at the Bannock hotel. He will discuss the development of recreational facilities in forest and primitive areas in Idaho. The program is organized by the club public affairs committee.
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Felix Plastino
University
Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
Idaho
Hand Laundry Ad Promises Care Over Machinery
In St. Louis on April 15 a laundry window sign proclaims that garments are not torn by machines but carefully handled by hand, a statement hung for several weeks.
European Statesmen Marked for Slaying Plot Dubbed by Police
Swiss authorities report a plot to assassinate three European foreign ministers Pierre Laval Eduard Benes and Nicolae Titulescu. Two Italians and a woman were reportedly detained in Marseille. Police tightened border controls and stepped up protection at the League of Nations meetings in Geneva.
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Richard G. Maslock
Associated Press
Geneva
Marseille
Pierre Laval
France
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Nicholas Titulescu
Romania
Stresa
League
Mussolini
Alexander of
Yugoeslavia
Louis Barthou
Mareseille
League of Nations
Utah Woman Walks Free After Traffic Fine Refusal
Mrs Louise D Wright released from jail after serving time for refusing to pay a traffic fine she said she did not deserve. She argued police court overreach and urged respect for the spirit of the law while defending personal conviction and right to stand by it.
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Salt Lake City
Louise D. Wright
Idaho Falls Spud Bureau Ends Final Market Report
Idaho Falls area market notes report the Spud Bureau closing for the season with potato prices peaking. Over the weekend cash track russets quoted 1 60 to 1 75 and growers sales U S 1 russets 1 35 to 1 50.
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Idaho Falls
Federal Maket News Bureau Today
U. S
U. 8
Will Rogers on Europe Fate and the Stresa Conference
Will Rogers mocks press claims that Europe’s fate hinges on the Stresa talks in Italy. He quips that Europe changes hands like a checkerboard, noting continual subdivision and instability across the continent.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Europe
Stresa
Italy
Fred Perry Plans to Stay in America
British actress Mary Lawson says she has broken off her engagement to Fred Perry after he accepted a film offer in Hollywood and plans to live in the United States. She will remain in England due to her work and interests. A telephone talk confirmed their decision.
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London
Mary Lawson
Fred Perry
England
Perry
United States
Fred
Hollywood
Miss Lawson
America
Barking Bar Bar Bandits Foiled by Rover
Chicago April 15 Rover the dog growled at two robbers who invaded John Korchak’s tavern. The men ordered Korchak to lie down while they took $15 from the cash register. Rover’s snarls failed to stop the robbery but the crooks told Korchak to hide behind the bar.
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Chicago
Rover
John Korchak
Korchhak
Korchak
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