Haile Selassie Names Son to Lead Ethiopian Government
Crown Prince Asfa Wossen assumed control of the Ethiopian government by direct order from Emperor Haile Selassie. The emperor reportedly prepared a last defense as Italian forces advanced from Dessye toward Addis Ababa, with battles and mutinous rumors surrounding northern troops.
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Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Asfa Wosan
Emperor Haile Selassie
Dessye
Warra Hailu
King of Kings
Ethiopia
Asfa Wasan
Duke of
Harrar
Accident Victim Orel Carlile Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Orel A. Carlile 31 were held at the Pinegree L D S ward chapel with Francis Commack officiating. Cause of death remained under investigation.
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Blackfoot
Orel A. Carlile
Pingree L. D. S. Ward
Francis Commack
Carile
Howe is Buried in Fall River
Louis McHenry Howe friend and adviser to President Roosevelt is buried in Oak Grove cemetery Fall River Mass after services in Washington and a public tribute at the station. President Roosevelt and family attended with Franklin Jr and John arriving from Harvard. A floral tribute and taps marked the interment as a large crowd observed the ceremony.
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Fall River
Mass
Louis McHenry Howe
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Franklin, Jr
John
Harvard University
Oak Grove Cemetery
Edward J. Cleveland
Howe
Robert Baker
Hartley
Road to Craters Of Moon Opens Across Idaho Route
Blackfoot April 22 The annual tour to Craters of the Moon National Monument will start soon after the Arco to Carey highway through the area was opened last night. State snow equipment cleared drifts up to fifteen feet, completing remaining openings in the region.
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Blackfoot
Craters of the Moon National Mont
Arco
Carey
Silver stolen from Methodist leaders home in Washington
A $10,000 collection of silver gathered over fifty years by Bishop and Mrs Edwin Hughes of the Methodist church was stolen from their Washington home.
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Washington
Edwin &, Highes
Methodist Church
New Tax Bill Seeks Revenue Of Eight Hundred Three Million
The Ways and Means Committee Majority recommends to the House a new tax bill estimated to yield about 803 million dollars. The plan taxes corporate net income with rates tied to undistributed earnings to curb individual surtax avoidance via corporate surpluses. It aims to correct inequities among corporate, partnership, and individual business forms and address disparities between large and small enterprises.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Democratic Committee
Merchants Set Neighbor Days in Pocatello
The retail bureau of Pocatello merchants holds Neighbor Days Thursday Friday and Saturday with all lines of business represented. Free Idaho State Journal distribution will feature advertising for special trade day prices. Spring and summer merchandise highlights will draw both local and out of town shoppers.
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Retail Bureau of Pocatello Merchants
Saly
Pocatello
Idaho State Journal
Idaho
Worker dies on Bay Bridge. 20th death in project
Roy C. Bishop aged 36 died from injuries sustained while working on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. His death marks the 20th fatality since construction began on the span.
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San Francisco
Roy C. Bishop
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Caldwell Meeting Opposes Pettengill Bill 55 to 8 Vote
In Caldwell Idaho Grangers chambers of commerce and shippers passed a resolution opposing the Pettengill bill. Railroad labor union speakers urged passage to restore freight rates but the mass meeting voted 55 to 8 against.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Grangers
Chambers of Commerce
Pettengill
Editor James Williams Dies in Greensboro
James Granston Williams aged 67, editor of the Greensboro Herald Journal, died at his home in Greensboro on April 22.
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Greensboro
James Granston Williams
Greensboro Herald- Journal
Local Utah Showers Bring Cooler Thursday Outlook
Local showers move through Utah this afternoon and tonight with cooler air settling in this evening. The west portion of the state remains coolest as the forecast calls for Thursday to be partly cloudy and cooler in most areas.
Subpoena Served On Townsend Plan Founder For May Fifth
Dr. F. E. Townsend founder of a plan to pay 200 monthly pensions to those over 60 was subpoenaed to appear May 5 before the house committee investigating the Townsend movement. Sheridan Downey said Townsend insisted on testifying at the earliest opportunity noted that Townsend was subpoenaed in Washington. The committee resumed questioning of Dr. Robert R. Doane of New York who predicted chaos if the Townsend plan were adopted. Vanderlip and Clements were mentioned as actors in discussions about support for the plan.
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Washington
F. E. Townsend
House
Townsend
Sheridan Downey
Otirer
California
Downey
Robert R. Doane
New York
Toland D. Cal
Doane
Frank A. Vancerlip
Robert E. Clements
Vanderlip
Unemployed mock session at New Jersey legislature
In Trenton on April 22 workers anger over relief funding led hundreds of jobless men and women to seize the New Jersey house, staging a mock session until towns fund feeding the unemployed. John Spain Jr. was chosen speaker as police watched and municipalities face a $3,000,000 monthly relief burden.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Workers’ Alliance
State House
John Spain, Jr
Ex-Local Student Ordered to Pay $10,000 in Seduction Case
The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed a Twin Falls district court judgment awarding Donna Cluff $10,000 from Huston Trolinger of Twin Falls, a former Idaho Southern student, for alleged seduction. Justice Alfred Budge wrote the majority opinion with three concurring justices.
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Boise
Huston Trolinger
Twin Falls
Idaho Southern
Donna Cluff
Idaho Supreme Court
High Court
Miss Cluff
Alfred Budge
W. M. Moor de
Publishers Lead Fight Against Federal Commissions
At the American Newspaper Publishers' Association convention in New York on April 22 a resolution urged victims of alleged illegal acts by the Senate investigative committee and the federal communications commission to pursue criminal prosecutions and civil damages. Col. Robert R. McCormick of the Chicago Tribune headed the freedom of the press committee which urged appeals to courts to enforce constitutional rights and curb the committees and commission.
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New York
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
G O P Pushes Dems Toward Roosevelt Aid
The Republican drive to win Democratic voters from the New Deal intensifies with Theodore Roosevelt urging cross party cooperation. Senator Hastings endorses Democrat support for Roosevelt’s program while a Senate probe links Minnesota killings to gangland activity.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
National Republican Club
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Hastings
R-Del
Mother Loses Bid to Reverse Freddie Bartholomew Custody
In Los Angeles on April 22 a judge denied a motion by Freddie Bartholomew’s mother to set aside a court order granting custody to Miss Myllicent Bartholomew. Proceedings featured a cablegram from Freddie’s father in London and affidavits supporting the wardship appointment of Llewellyn Bartholomew as guardian.
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Los Angeles
Preddie Bartholomew
Myllicent Bartholomew
Sperior
Harry Archbald
Prises
Freddie
London
Cecil Llewellyn Bartholomew
Wardian
Idaho Urged For Army Air Base
Senator William E Borah urges Idaho to host the army air base choosing Pocatello for its rail access weather and location He notes final decision rests with the army board and cannot be predicted yet He cites roads and climate as advantages over other Idaho cities
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William E. Borah
Pocaie
Idahoes
Army Air Base
Gus Carr Anson
Idaho
Pocatello
Army Board
Veterans leader attacks fault finders during Santa Ana Camp meeting
Thomas W. McDonough Boise department commander of the Spanish American War Veterans rapped critics of government and student groups like the Veterans of Future Wars in a Santa Ana Camp No. 3 address. He urged active patriotism, with support from Camp and auxiliary officers including Dana N. Wood and Emma J. Byrd.
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Thomas W. McDonough
Boise
Santa Ana Camp No. 3
Veterans of Future Wars
MacDonough
J. F. Moreland
Fruitland
Moreland
Lulu Harper
Payette
Fred Middendorf
Pocatello
Middendorf
George Seelas
Marie L. Barnes
Ralph E. Edmunds
Idaho Falls
Dana N. Wood
Emma J. Byrd
Cope Named Acting Postmaster at Harrison Idaho
The Post Office Department announced the appointment of Ralph W. Cope as acting postmaster at Harrison Idaho.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Ralph W. Cope
Harrison
Idaho
Board Declares Green Must Die
SALT LAKE CITY April 22 The state board of pardons seems to have all options exhausted for Delbert Green convicted murderer with execution by firing squad now likely in the yard of the state prison.
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Salt Lake City
Delbert Green
State Board of Pardons
National League and American League Scores Amid Postponements
Baseball scores show Philadelphia and New York tied in early innings with tiny run totals. Boston and Brooklyn exchange runs after weather delays cause postponed games. St. Louis beats Cincinnati while Pittsburgh faces Chicago postponement from cold. Washington and Boston also affected by postponements due to cold.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Parmelee
Davis
Hollingsworth
Campbell
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Peterson Funeral Date Is Changed
Reverend Joseph Cook announced the funeral of Charlie Peterson son tribal chieftain killed on the Yellowstone highway will be held Friday at 2 o clock at the Fort Hall mission. F A Gross Fort Hall agency superintendent and several Indian tribal councilmen will speak. Peterson was a Fort Hall leader and chairman of the tribal council. He died from injuries sustained Sunday night after an automobile collision.
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Blackfoot
Joseph Cook
Presbyterian Mission
Fort Hall Reservation
Charlie Peterson
Yellowstone Highway
F. A. Gross
Fort Hall
Cook
Indian Tribal Council
Peterson
Fort Hall Indian Agency
Gibson
Tribal Business Council
Intense Japanese activity reported at Hailar frontier post
The dispatch describes heavy Japanese patrols and armed convoys at Hailar in Manchukuo amid Mongol border clashes. Troop movements, trucks and ambulances fill the frontier town as arrivals are scrutinized by gendarmes, signaling heightened tensions along the Mongolian border.
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A. T. Steele
Associated Press
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Hailar
Manchoukuo
Hailai
Pe Oemene
Two Men Safe After Ten Days Trapped in Nova Scotia Mine
Nova Scotia minister of mines Michael Dwyer announced that Dr. D E Robertson and Charles Alfred Scadding were given stimulants after rescue teams broke through into their prison chamber at the Moose River gold mine. Miners Joe Simpson George Morrell and H Hirshfield reached the pair and care was being organized for their ascent. An inquest was ordered into the death of Herman Magill a Toronto lawyer and co owner of the mine who died Monday from exposure.
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Moose River
N. S
Michael Dwyer
Nova Scotia
D. E. Robertson
Charles Alfred Scadding
Dwyer
F. R. Daevis
Joe Simpson
George Morrell
H. Hirshfield
Herman Magill
Toronto
Davis
Vandaleers Forum Hosted by Pocatello Chamber
At the weekly luncheon the University of Idaho Vandaleers chorus performed with George N. Green introducing the group. Attendees included H. J. Plumhof and W. A. Boice as guests, and E. E. Baird announced a State Elks convention in Pocatello in June. Funeral rites for Charlie Peterson were moved to Friday at 2 p.m. at a Presbyterian mission east of Gibson after he died from injuries in a Sunday automobile crash.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
University of Idaho Vandaleers
George N. Green
Poccatello High School
Pred Burton
E. C. Manson
T. J. Heteland
Lorna Jane Cornell
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Pocatellans
Vandaleers
Maxine Berger
William Jorgensen
Burley
Idaho Southern University Assembly
Idaho Falls
H. J. Plumhof
Salt Lake
Central Division
Union Pacific
W. A. Boice
Boise
Perfect Feminine Figure Debate Sparks Fashion Insight
Hollywood reports on Miss America bathing suits prompting Adrian from the film style world to say glamor comes from dress not undress. He asserts true attractiveness hides imperfections rather than exposing them.
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Hollywood
Adrian
Ateny
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Pension Plan Founder
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Black Committee
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