Borah Attacks League Action Against Nazis
Senator Borah assails the League of Nations for pressuring Germany to honor the Versailles Treaty calling it a spineless tool of a few nations. He proposes a bill barring new loans to foreign governments outside the American continent, except renewals, arguing European governments prepare for war.
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Washington
League of Nations Council
Germany
Horah
Rida
Senate
League
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Europe “Is In Aid of War.” Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Earhart Plans Two Nonstop Flights from Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart states she has completed preparations for two nonstop flights, one to Mexico City and one to New York. She aims to reach Mexico City in 13 to 14 hours.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
Mexico City
New York
Miss Earhart
Community dollar day set for April 27 in city
Paul Nash secretary of the chamber of commerce announced the second in a series of community dollar days. Pocatello merchants will feature attractive offers advertised in The Tribune and The Journal.
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Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Merchants
The
Tribune
the Journal
Scottish Rite Maundy Thursday Obligation Observed
Pocatello Chapter Rose Croix Scottish Rite Masons meet at eight o clock this evening in the small lodge hall of the Masonic Temple for the customary Maundy Thursday observance. Attendance is obligatory and every member is expected to aid.
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Pocatello
Rose Croix
Masonic Temple
Storm Revives Hope Yet Dust Storms Persist in Wheat Belt
The Associated Press reports rain brushed the dust stricken wheat belt but winds and dust remain threats. Dust storms are beginning in Dodge City and eastern Kansas with gusts up to 24 miles per hour. Hail and rain hit eastern Kansas and Oklahoma, snow falls west of Denver, and moisture remains insufficient to revive spring crops. Clouds linger across Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Colorado with persistent dust haze.
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Associated Press
Wheat Belt
Colorado
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Continental Divide
Denver
Texas
New Mexico
Liquor Board Plans State Stores in Six Idaho Cities
Idaho Liquor Control Board chair Robert Coulter announced plans for opening state liquor stores in Lewiston Moscow Coeur d'Alene Sandpoint Kellogg and Wallace after an executive session with commissioners M B Yeaman and Homer Moore. Regulations bar state stores or dispensers near beer outlets to curb intoxicated carryouts.
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Boise
Robert Coulter
Idaho Liquor Control Board
North Idaho
Lewiston
Moscow
Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint
Kellogg
Wallace
M. B. Yeaman
Homer Moore
Pickets Guard Coeur d Alene Relief Offices
Pickets lingered at Coeur d Alene emergency relief offices as the building closed amid a drive for higher relief allotments. Mayor, county officials, and others sought aid from state and federal officials while unemployed delegations arrived from nearby towns. A riot the day before led to police intervention as about 200 men entered the rear of the building. organizers warned the offices would stay shut until demands were met. Members of the Relief Workers Protective union were among the demonstrators, with cash relief for a family of four cut from 48 to under 13 dollars monthly due to funds shortage.
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Coeur D'Alene
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho Emergency Relief Office
J. K. Coe
J. P. Pope
Compton I. White
Post Falls
Spirit Lake
Rathdrum
James Zornes
New Kootenai County
Joe Willis
Zornes
Willis
Relief Workers’ Protective Union
Idaho
Protective Union
Reilly and Fisher In Legal Combat
New York April 18 Edward J Reilly ousted chief counsel for Hauptmann and C Lloyd Fisher who succeeded him began open combat. Reilly demanded a bar association investigation into defense funds Fisher as trustee failed to account for. Fisher replied from his Flemington New Jersey office that Reilly is disgruntled and disappointed after being ousted nearly three weeks ago by Hauptmann and his wife.
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New York
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Reilly
Bar Association
Fisher
Flemington, N. J
Hauptmann
Surfboards at Honolulu Real Test of Flyers
Six Pan American clipper crew members, fresh from Alameda to Honolulu, prepare to learn surfboard riding at Waikiki as a real test of nerve and morale. The ocean flight cut seven hours from the coast to island record and delivered 100 pounds of airmail across 2,400 miles. Captain Musick praises overseas pioneering and outlines planned Hawaiian survey flights before the return leg.
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Honolulu
Waikiki
Alameda
Cal
Edwin C. Musick
International Mail
Musick
Hawaiian Islands
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Frazier Lemke Bill Approved by House Agriculture Panel
The Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinancing measure received panel approval without a record vote. Passage in the full House depends on rules committee stance or unanimous consent. The panel also backed a Jones bill to create an agriculture federal reserve style bank and lower farming credit costs via intermediate banks.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
Jones
D-Tex
Federal Reserve Bank For Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
University buys Manser oil for permanent art collection
T. R. Neilson of the university art department announced the Pocatello Rotary club purchased an oil painting by Percy L. Manser of Hood River Oregon. The woodland scene in the fall will join the university's growing permanent art collection and was shown at the recent exhibition.
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T. R. Neilson
University
Pocatello Rotary Club
Percy L. Manser
Hood River
Ore
Johnson's NRA Views Briefly
Washington notes present Hugh S. Johnson's NRA views in brief. He calls NRA largely beneficial but criticizes its effects on small businesses labor rights and price fixing. He argues production controls risk abolishing profit and compares excess regulation to Stalin while urging anti-trust law accommodation.
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Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Mr. Stalin
Johnson Accepts NRA Errors as Administration Faults
Former president of the NRA Hugh S. Johnson told the Senate finance committee that the mistakes of the NRA were due to his administration and warned against abandoning the program. He defended the blue eagle as a tool for protecting small businesses and urged continued control of the economic mechanism to counter long term trends. Johnson also acknowledged faults in the NRA and agreed with Nye that the recovery program may be preserving monopolies in the code structure.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Nye
North Dakota
Hitler notes London as a hot sizzler, British reply awaited
Berlin reports Hitler sent a strongly worded note to Britain relayed via Bernard von Buelow to Sir Eric Phipps. The note counters Britain siding with France and Italy after the League council actions, hinting at possible courses including no peace pact, leaving the western air defense pact, or not rejoining the League.
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Melvin K. Whiteleather
Associated Press
Berlin
Reichsfuhrer
Hitler
Great Britain
Sir Eric Phipps
Bernard W. von Buelow
Yesteray
League of Nations Council
Germany
League
France
Italy
John Simon
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
John
Geneva
League of Nations
Liquor Petition Title Sought For Idaho Stores Law
Attorney General Bert H. Miller said he will issue a ballot title for referendum petitions for the state owned liquor stores law. The request is from 20 Idaho Falls residents and was delayed by the secretary of state for a technical detail.
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Boise
Bert H. Miller
Franklin Girard
Idaho Falls
Miller
Idaho
Mulica Funeral Services Friday at Trinity Church
Funeral services for Olive Mae Mulica will be held Friday at 11 a m from Trinity Episcopal Church with the Rev. Ernest R. Allman officiating. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery.
Western Idaho group pledges to 50 cent sales tax limit
A few hundred residents from Ada Owyhee and Payette counties voted to refuse a two percent sales tax on items under 50 cents. Boise lawyer Frank Kinyon headlined the Anti-Sales Tax League at a Homedale meeting. He urged public protest against Governor Ross and the tax as a costly burden.
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Western Idaho Group
Homedale
Ada
Owyhee
Payette County
Frank Kinyon
Boise
Anti-Sales Tax League
Ross
Kinyon
J. B. Newport
Canyon
L. I. Purcell
Payette
Charles Gassett
D. I. Foreman
Fred Harrington
George Curtis
Guy Graham
Idaho
Anti
Triplets for Joe Carranza in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 18, Joe Carranza learns his wife Mrs. Carranza has given birth to triplets, two girls and a boy, joining their two existing children. The mother’s condition is reported as normal and the father faces 180 days in jail from a street brawl, while he awaits meeting the newborns in about a week.
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Los Angeles
Joe Carranza
Joe
United States protests to Tokyo over Manchukuo oil monopoly
Washington notes reiterated to Tokyo that the Manchukuo oil monopoly violates treaty provisions and the open door policy. Ambassador Grew is to convey Washington’s view that the monopoly harms American oil companies invested in Manchukuo. Japan says it cannot intervene, citing Manchukuo’s independence.
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Manchoukuo
Washington
United States
Far East
Phillips
Amabassador Grew
Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo
Kids Battle Between Families In Local Feud
A 7:35 p m call sent officers to 755 North Seventh where 12 year olds Jeff Barber's boy and Elmer Wilson's gal fought while parents encouraged the clash. Officers noted long standing family feuding and expressed concern over the children being drawn into the dispute.
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North Seventh
Elmer
Jeff Barber
Elmer Wilson
Barker to Visit Pocatello for Student Talk and Public Meeting
Charles E. Barker renowned for social problems lectures will visit Pocatello Thursday of next week. He will address the high school student body Thursday afternoon and speak at a public meeting for men and boys Thursday night at the high school. The Pocatello Rotary club sponsors his appearance. Barker has spoken here before to large audiences.
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Charles E. Barker
Pocatello
Dr. Barker
County baseball names seven all county team picks
In Andrew county Missouri at the county baseball tournament a girl, Miss Virginia Steely, was named short fielder on the all county team. The rest of the nine selections were boys.
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Virginia Bolchow
Andrew County
Virginia Steely
Townsend Pension Plan Defeated by Large House Margin
The House rejected the Townsend old age pension plan 206 to 56 and followed with defeats on several liberalizing amendments. Greenway, Lundeen, and maximum federal contribution measures were all voted down in a rapid session as debate touched on the social security bill.
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Townsend Pension Plan
Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Greenway
Lundeen
Townsend
McGroarty
Dcal
O'Connor
Californian
House
Burns
Patman presses for soldier bonus as cash plan debated
Rep Patman of Texas urges his bill to pay the World War II bonus with new currency, opposing Sen Harrison’s compromise that would offer veterans negotiable bonds. Veterans groups split, with FWW backing Patman and critics noting the cash option falls short of equity.
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Washington
Patman
Texas
House
Harrison
Dmiss
Roosevelt
James E. van Zandt
F.W.W
Senate
Water Parley Here Friday
A final agreement between Ida ho Falls officials and the federal government on power development for the north fork of Snake river may be reached here Friday. Mayor Arzilla W. Clark and E B Stoutemeyer of the federal reclamation commission will confer after a postponement due to Stoutemeyer's absence.
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Idaho Falls
North Fork
Snake River
Arzlla W. Clark
E. B. Stoutemeyer
Federal Reclamation Commission
Portland
Ore
Stoutemeyer
Acid Attack on Mrs. Leah Webb Sparks Mayhem Charge
In Tulsa in April 1871 formal charges outline Marcus Clute aged 15 for throwing acid in the face of Mrs. Leah Webb disfiguring the divorcee. Lamont Webb 20, former husband, faces mayhem charges after promising the boy twenty dollars to deter her from dating others. Physicians worry for Mrs. Webb eyesight.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Marcus Clute
Leah Webb
William Bassham
Lamont Webb
Webb
Bassham
Lamont
Baseball scores from today across the American League
Scores from games in New York Washington Detroit Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago and St Louis with results and pitcher lines. Several games were postponed due to cold weather and one was noted as held in Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Stratford Leads Rotary in Idaho Meeting
Rae Stratford was elected president of the Rotary club at today’s regular meeting. Officers include Don Brown as vice president Finis Bentley as secretary and treasurer. Directors named are Ralph Roberts Ed Ames and John B Nichols. Guests included Dr. W W Beck L R Thomas and H J Plumhof.
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Rae Stratford
Rotary Club
Don Brown
Finis Bentley
Ralph Roberts
Ed Ames
John BR. Nichols
Billie
Edward Hill
Florence Esccallier
Marion Tolliver
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dick Wells
Lewiston
North Idaho
W. W. Beck
Blackfoot
L. R. Thomas
H. J. Plumhof
Salt Lake City
Bethany College Safe Loots Spurted by Nitroglycerine
Sheriff Robert Lowe reports a break in at Bethany College where burglars blasted a safe with nitroglycerin. Loot valued at $100 with $1,400 in damage.
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Bethany College
Robert Lowe
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