Borah Attacks Debt Cancellation Idea in Congress
Senator Borah harshly criticizes plans to cancel or revise World War I debts owed by Europe as the moratorium nears its June expiry. He warns nations to settle reparations and disarm before seeking relief, arguing cancellation would burden American taxpayers and erode confidence in debt agreements.
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Youthful Artists to Give Concert at Frazier Hall
A free public concert will be presented this evening at Frazier hall under the direction of Prof James C Gardner with Ingaard Neilson assisting. The program opens at 8 15 with numbers by Leroy Wendell Beverly Brandt Robert Nelson Melvin Dunn and the university concert orchestra.
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Scores From Today Across Major Leagues
Detroit beat Cleveland 28 to 15 in a nine inning game. New York defeated Philadelphia 14 to 5 with strong pitching by Grove Earnshaw and Cochrane. Chicago edged Cincinnati 6 to 1, St. Louis shut out Pittsburgh 3 to 0, and Philadelphia defeated New York 5 to 2 in a separate contest. Only games scheduled.
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Mayor Promises Tax Cut Uncertain Amount in August
Mayor T. C. Coffin pledged a city tax reduction in a council meeting with Judge D. W. Standrod requesting a 20 percent cut. The mayor hinted at a possible 5 mill reduction, but the exact figure depends on August estimates. Valuation falls from 10 million to 9.5 million, with about 90 thousand dollars in non controllable costs. Salary reductions back to pre November levels take effect May 1.
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Pocatello
Trans-Andine Railroad Abandoned After Years of Service
The world famous Trans-Andine railroad linking the Atlantic and Pacific over the Andes two miles above sea level was abandoned today in Mendoza Argentina. The line's closure ends a historic route once vital for regional transport and trade.
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Road repair work needed in Idaho after severe winter
Heavy maintenance will be required on southeast and eastern Idaho highways after a severe winter. Frost heaves lifted surfaces and frost-crumbled shoulders have caused sections to fail, with the area east of Lava Hot Springs hardest hit. A seven mile stretch near Market Lake became boggy after dyking raised nearby water levels. Snow plows will continue to clear roads toward Yellowstone Park as Idaho ranch country gains access to main highways.
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Weather watch unsettled with snow in south region
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with likely snow flurries in the southern portion. Utah may see showers and a drop in temperatures with generally fair conditions later Thursday.
Indian Council bans fishing and hunting on Fort Hall Reservation
The Fort Hall Indian Council, in its first session since organization, rules that no permits to fish or hunt will be sold this year. Courtesy permits exist for Indian Service employees and the local Episcopal mission. outsiders receive none. Members present include Sampson Miller president and Pierce Yupe vice president.
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Patman Sees Mellon Hand in Opposition
Senator Patman and veterans leaders clash with critics as House Ways and Means hears pleas over the two billion owed on veterans bonus certificates. Colonel Benjamin Castle of New York accuses self appointed political leaders of driving opposition while Brigadier General Frank T. Hines and Charles G. Dawes prepare testimonies on potential effects of payment.
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Clues Lead 10 New Brunswick In Lindbergh Kidnapping
A Brookyn Eagle dispatch from St. John New Brunswick says the curled locks of the Lindbergh baby are sent to Col Charles A Lindbergh in Hopewell for identification. A beauty parlor operator saved the hair and saw the child was a boy before the kidnapper fled with him. The report also notes a sighting of Detroit gangster Harry Fleischer in St John. Dr John F Condon, one Lindbergh emissary, was rescued after a boat capsized in Pehlauim Bay while he sought a new contact. He said I got a message.
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Wife Learns of Tony's Roll at Jail in Divorce Case
Mrs Misiak escorts Tony to the jail as papers threaten separate maintenance and alimony. She says she supported him during marriage to save money for both, giving 25 cents daily for spending while he banked a $10 weekly porter salary plus occasional alms.
Boy Injured In Fall From Horse At Travis Ranch
George Fellis, 17, was thrown from a saddleless horse when it stumbled on the Travis ranch. The horse stepped on his left leg, breaking two bones. He crawled a mile through a field for help, then was rushed to St. Anthony hospital and rest is reported easy. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G Fellis of 616 N Fourth.
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Services Await Finding of Son
Funeral arrangements for Antonia Devengenzo 77 who died at the family home 1222 N Grant have not been completed. Efforts are being made to locate a son Tony whose whereabouts are unknown. Surviving are husband Gennaro Devengenzo a sister Mrs Carolina Salvucei and a nephew Domenico Salvucei. Body at Schumacher and Beasley mortuary where friends may call.
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Elks Set Unusual Programs At Pocatello Lodge
Pocatello Elks announce an array of entertainment events starting next Tuesday with William Wallin, former exalted ruler, as guest speaker recounting his Europe trip. On April 30 Ellis and guests will see Gaylord Sanford’s Whoop-to-doo party with 20 dancers rehearsing new numbers, 8:45 p.m. start, then dancing to follow.
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Juror Theodore Con Hin Char Serves in Fortescue Trial
Theodore Con Hin Char, a Fortescue juror and former University of Illinois attendee, sits on the panel in the Honolulu trial of Mrs Granville Fortescue and three co defendants.
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Spring Snow Transforms Boise Morning Scene
Boise reports a spring snow encounter as April weather shifted from sunshine to flurries. The storm produced a mild chill with city and countryside benefiting from added moisture. a freezing night tepidly threatens fruitless damage, but temp near freezing in Boise.
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Charges hurled at Veterans' Bureau counsel
Rep Blanton accuses William Wolff Smith general counsel of the veterans bureau of being part of a robbing clique while he questions his fitness. Smith collapsed under Saturday’s hearings and remains unable to appear for more questioning. Blanton seeks Smith's removal and notes Smith also collects disability pay not tied to Army service.
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Wife of Lieutenant Massie Takes Stand in Defense
Mrs Thalia Massie the wife of Lieut Thomas H Massie testified in Hawaii on April 20 as the defense sought to clear her husband and three others in the Kahahawai lynching case. She admitted holding the weapon that killed the native after alienists argued Massie was insane at the moment of the slaying.
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Veterans Plan July Fourth Celebration and Conventions
An ambitious three day event to mark July 4 5 and 6 includes state American Legion and auxiliary meetings, Spanish War Veterans, and Days of Old Fort Hall observances. Ray Brookhart outlines plans at a chamber luncheon with leaders from veterans groups and local organizations.
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Japanese Aviator Fukui Dies in Parachute Mishap
Lieutenant Fukui of the Japanese expeditionary forces was killed during a scouting flight when his parachute unexpectedly opened, pulling him from the cockpit. His companion landed safely with the aircraft.
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Tribute to American aviator laid to rest in Shanghai
Hundreds of Chinese citizens paid respects as Robert Short, American aviator killed serving the Chinese army, lay in state. His mother arrived from the United States for the funeral and spoke of pride in her son’s service.
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Chaplin Suffering Fever Attack In Singapore Visit
Charlie Chaplin, American comedian, rushed to hospital in Singapore after arriving from Java with a fever. Doctors expect a quick recovery if no complications arise.
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Farmers Favor Corn Fed Heroines and Husky Farm Heroes
Farmers prefer photoplays showing real farm life with corn fed curves and rugged male heroes. They reject hayseed stereotypes, dislike chin whiskers, and demand happy farm endings where villains are punished and city heroes return to the country.
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Stenographer beaten. Brinker murdered in Garden City Park
In Garden City New York a young stenographer was beaten and gagged with tape beside the body of Edward B. Brinker Jr 35 of Jackson Heights a man with a seven year old daughter. Brinker was stabbed and the stenographer Rose Welk 24 of Flushing was beaten with a sharp instrument.
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Monte Carlo Fails to Pay Dividend and Wall Street Probe
Beverly Hills note: two items dominate the column. Monte Carlo fails to pay a dividend for the first time while a Wall Street investigation stalls after ten days. The commentary jokes that the street itself is in the sharp end of New York City and that neither end leads anywhere.
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