France and United States Agree on World Economic Problems
President Roosevelt and French envoy M Herriot announced an understanding on world economic recovery. They highlighted shared aims for the world economic conference and discussed war debts with plans to continue talks in Paris and Washington. Herriot departed for New York en route to France.
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Washington
France
United States
Roosevelt
M. Herriot
Paris
New York
Trustees Favor Unmarried Prefs in Banock County Schools
Scott D. Lowe, county school superintendent, reports trustees across Banock County favor the plan to prefer unmarried teachers with other means of support. Some districts have verbal contracts with five or six single teachers while others justify hiring married couples if the couple employs someone to keep house.
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Scott D. Lowe
Bannock County
Lowe
Aberdeen Woman Dies After Operation at 57
Mrs Bessie Brado 57 of Aberdeen died at a local hospital at 2 20 p m Thursday after an operation Tuesday Funeral services will be held at Aberdeen Methodist church with Rev Fletcher Interment will be in the Aberdeen I O O F cemetery She had lived in Aberdeen 20 years born in Sweden December 22 1876 Survived by husband Oscar two sons Otis Brado Honolulu and Glenn Brado Several sisters also survive Remains at McHan mortuary
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Bessie Brado
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Methodist Church
Fletcher
Otis Brado
Honolulu
Glenn Brado
Pocatello
Otis
Southern Branch
Navy
Glenn
McHan Mortuary
Laws of Idaho Legislature 10 Become Effective on May Day
April 28 report notes laws not in effect by emergency clauses will take effect May 1. Highlights include repeal of the gin marriage law, ice cream butterfat rules, initiative recall referendum, county delinquent tax payments by warrants, meat inspection, livestock in transit inspection, and expanded fishing in Snake and Clearwater rivers.
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Idaho
Boise
Wavaway
Barkus
Idahoan
Dahoan
Commissioner of Education
W. D. Vincent
Broad gains in wholesale and retail trade noted
New York April 28 AP Dun Bradstreet reports further gains in wholesale and retail trade with inflation as a chief factor. The post Easter demand persisted amid poor weather, broadening buying to normally quiet commodities and finished goods. Industrial orders to rebuild inventories rise while unemployment shows a moderate decline and overall employment outlook looks hopeful.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Three Civilians Shot by Bandits in Madison Bank Raid
Four bandits raided the Klein National bank in Madison Minnesota, escaping with 2000 dollars after spraying streets with machine gun fire and pistol shots. At least 25 people were endangered as they fired at workers behind the bank. Wounded are L Hayden hardware merchant. Hans Strand elevator agent. Jens Evenson. Roy O Stemsrud assistant cashier.
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Madison
Minn
Klein National Bank
L., Hayden
Hans Strand
Jens Evenson
Roy O. Stemsrud
Cobuetey and Tavardey Tonight
Fragmentary note reports events involving Cobuetey and Tavardey scheduled for tonight. No additional details or identities are readable.
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Jon
L D S Worker Adeline Shaw Dies at 60
Adeline Douglas Shaw aged 60 died at her daughter Mrs Joseph Wrights home 308 North Ninth She was born in Grantsville Utah active in the L D S church and daughter of Utah pioneers Her husband a city employee died in January 1930 The Shaw family moved from Utah to Idaho twenty years ago She was sister to the late Richard Douglas well known in Pocatello Funeral arrangements to be announced at Hall mortuary
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Adeline Douglas Shaw
Joseph Wright
North Ninth
Grantsville
Utah
David Douglas
Adeline McGee
Mississippi River
Salt Lake City
Shaw
Idaho
Richard Douglas
Pocatello
Hall
Chamber Delegation Heads to Burley for Regional Meeting
A group from the chamber of commerce board and members including several committee heads traveled this afternoon to Burley for a joint meeting with chambers from Pocatello Aberdeen American Falls Twin Falls Rupert Oakley Blackfoot and Burley. The travelers named include F E MacKenzie Claude Bistline Fred Burton Finis Bentley John Dyer Richard Wells H H Wilson W S Hill O R Baum Myron Porges and Dr D C Ray.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Pocatello
Aberdeen
American Falls
Twin Falls
Rupert Oakley
Blackfoot
Burley
F. E. MacKenzie
Claude Bistline
Fred Burton
Finis Bentley
John Dyer
Richard Wells
Board of
H. H. Wilson
Retail Bureau
W. 8. Hill
Advertising and Publicity Committee
O. R. Baum
Reclamation
Myron Porges
D. C. Ray
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills April 28 Governments struggle to value assets as nations seek the true worth of dollars pounds and silver Economies wobble like bankers under inquiry with nations comparing wealth outcomes and sentiments.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
England
America
France
Iowa Guards Deployed After Farm Foreclosure Riot
Governor Herring orders the Iowa National Guard to Le Mars after a mob of more than 100 masked farmers abducted and abused Judge Charles C Bradley over foreclosure decrees. The 60 year old judge, dean of his district, was slapped choked and stripped before being paraded and released. Local sheriff Ralph Rippey faced censure as officials promise inquiries into lax enforcement.
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Des Moines
Clyde Herring
Iowa National Guard
le Mars
Ralph Rippey
Plymouth County
Charles H. Gradhy
133Rd Infantry
Sioux City
Rippey
Herring
Iowa
Charles C. Bradley
Bradley
Federal Agencies Are Abolished In Idaho
Idaho’s two federal employment offices in Boise and Lewiston will be abolished effective April 30 by order of Frances Perkins. In Boise the action dismisses director Thomas W. McDonough, assistant C. K. Macey, former Republican state central committee secretary, and stenographer Anna Hays, with the office having handled most regional employment work.
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Boise
Idaho
Lewiston
Frances Perkins
Thomas W. McDonough
C. K. Macey
Republican State Central Committee
Anna Hays
United States Aligns With Britain at Disarmament Talk
April 28 report from Geneva says the United States will oppose any weakening of the British draft arms treaty. Norman H. Davis calls the plan a first step toward general disarmament, urging adoption without modifications. Captain Robert Eden of Britain thanks the U S for support and cooperation.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Norman H. Davis
Davis
C E Societies in Annual Session Opens at Idaho Falls
Representatives of Christian Endeavor societies from 16 eastern Idaho counties begin their eleventh annual convention in Idaho Falls. Dr James E Millar of the College of Idaho leads conference periods tomorrow with addresses by Rev Frank E Carlson of Pocatello Congregational church and Rev Claude Richmond of Pocatello Presbyterian church. Mrs Claude Richmond of Pocatello conducts a Sunday prayer service and a fun and fellowship hour follows the opening program.
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Idaho Falls
Christian Endeavor Societies
Idaho
James E. Millar
College of Idaho
Frank E. Carlson
Pocatello
Utah Fair Tonight and Saturday Forecast Update
The Utah forecast shows little temperature change for tonight and Saturday. Expect mild conditions with steady highs and lows, light winds, and no significant precipitation anticipated across the state. Local areas may see minor regional differences in temperatures.
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Utah
Borah Attacks Gold Regulations in Senate Debate
Senator Borah derides compulsory gold turn in as the Senate moves toward a vote on the bonus and currency expansion. He asks for a bank deposit guarantee and questions government power to force deposits, citing $8,000,000,000 in closed banks and warning of inflation risks.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Republican
Robinson
R-Ind
Norris
R-Neb
Nebraska Independent
Board Pardons Hazelton Man Amid Train of Petitions
Hugh Coppinger, two years into a five to ten year robbery sentence for a Hazelton bank heist, was pardoned by the Idaho board of pardons effective July 1. Jerome county officials said he may be needed as a witness in a possible retrial of his alleged accomplice John Bigley, who is appealing a 10 to 20 year term. A third man died when officers waited near the bank. William Barnby, jailed for kidnapping, was denied clemency. Arley Latham's case for second degree murder was continued to July for health review.
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Boise
Hugh Coppinger
State Board of Pardons
Jerome County
John Bigley
Supreme Court
Bigley
William Barnby
Twin Falls
Arley Latham
Latham
Butte County
Pardoned Convict Delayed By Head Waiter Role
Boise reports George Walters, serving a Canyon county burglary sentence, was pardoned today effective immediately. He must stay long enough to train his successor as head waiter in the state penitentiary dining room, delaying his release by three days.
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Boise
George
George Walters
Canyon County
Japan aims control of C. E. Railway without war
Tokyo expects to gain influence over the Chinese eastern railway within two to three years, possibly through Manchukuo, without a major fight or large payment. Officials foresee a prolonged effort to pressure Russia on Soviet rights, while reports from Peiping describe Japanese forces occupying Nantienmen after heavy fighting and aiming to push Chinese artillery range.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Manchukuo
War Office
Pieping
China
Nantienmen
Great Wall of China
Baseball scores from today across leagues
American nine Washington beat New York 9 to 1 with Stewart and Sewell driving runs. Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 behind Welch and Shea. Chicago edged Cleveland 5 to 0 as Berry and Grabowski contributed. Detroit and St Louis games end 0-0 due to rain pauses. Pittsburgh toppled Cincinnati 4 to 0 with Mooney and Johnson leading.
Prison Board Names Doctor Wahle as Prison Physician
The Idaho state prison board appointed Dr. G. H. Wahle of Boise as prison physician to replace Dr. F. W. Almond who has served for the past two years.
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Boise
State Prison Board Today
G. H. Wahle
F. W. Almond
Senate rejects Roosevelt bonus amendment to inflation bill
The Senate opposed a plan to pay the adjusted compensation certificates with new money, defeated 69 to 21 after Robinson warned Roosevelt would not use the extra money. The inflation measure remains to be voted on before the farm bill final passage.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson R
Senagh
Pope
Palmer Labor
House approves 2.3 billion home refinancing bill
The House passed the administration mortgage refinancing bill by 383 to 4 and sent it to the Senate for quick action. Colonel Roscoe Turner, attempting a new west east speed record, forced to land 15 miles north of Prescott Arizona but expects to repair and continue. President Roosevelt sent to the Senate two nominations Warren Delano Robbins as minister to Canada and Robert Hayes Gore as governor of Puerto Rico. Bert Hinkler, Australian aviator lost in January, was found dead near the wreckage of his England to Australia flight.
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Senate
Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Prescott
Ariz
Pres. Roosevelt
Warren Delano Robbins
New York
Canada
Robert Hayes Gore
Florida
Puerto Rico
Florence
Italy
Bert Hinkler
Pratomagno
Horner Signs Vote For 50 Delegates On June 5
Illinois Governor Henry Horner signs a bill ordering an election of 50 delegates at large on June 5 to decide the repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The action sets a statewide vote on prohibition repeal.
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Springfield
Ill
Henry Horner
Irenes Ironies on Back Slappers and Hidden Foes
A wry quote features Irene noting how some people pat you on the back while secretly hoping to see your downfall. The remark contrasts public praise with private disapproval and cuts to the culture of double meanings and guarded praise.
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Irene
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