Final House approves administration tax bill in 267 to 93 vote
The 803 million dollar measure to fund bonus and farm relief passed the Democratic House with 267 votes to 93, despite Republican opposition. It shifts corporate taxation, links with normal dividend taxes, and moves to Senate review with Morgenthau testimony set.
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Washington
House
Burns
Senate
Finance Committee
Morgenthau
Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Sn Ow Peverties
Ways and Means Committee
Clark
Idaho
Murdock
Utah
Robinson
White
Emerson Parents Plan Evening Meeting With Speaker O F Call
Dr O F Call will be principal speaker at the Emerson Parent-Teacher Association meeting this evening at 8 at the school. A musical program is planned and a special film for parents and teachers will close the program. Mrs J O Iverson will be installed as president of the Sun who, facereer when the past two years.
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O. F. Call
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association
J. O. Iverson
The
Sun Who
Rested for Alleged Intoxication Not Joseph Smith
The Tribune notes a man resting after alleged intoxication is not the Joseph Smith living at 368 North Lincoln, clarifying identity for readers.
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Joseph Smith
North
Lincoln
Tribune
Lindberghs Cut Short French Shore Visit
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh left Vimereux after townsfolk besieged their hotel seeking autographs. They arrived at 5 20 a m and later strolled the shore before the crowd followed them back to the hotel and they quickly paid their bill and departed.
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Boulogne
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Here
Vimereux
Lindberghs
Idaho Falls hosts large state music festival
Idaho Falls prepares for a major music festival with about 3500 contestants from high schools across Idaho. The program runs Friday and Saturday featuring instrumental and vocal solos, glee clubs, band and marching events, and a mass band concert under Clarence Hawkins of the University of Utah.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Clarence Hawkins
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Ammon
Ley
Baseball scores from today across multiple cities
In New York the Cleveland team defeated New York 13 to 6 with hits by Lee Hudlin Pytlak Gomez and Dickey. In Boston Chicago won 7 to 8 behind Kennedy Sewell W Ferrell R Ferrell. In Philadelphia St Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 11 with Mahaffey Knott Hemsley Rhodes Hayes. In Washington Detroit lost 5 to 15 with Bridges Coch rane Appleton Bolton.
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New York
R. H. E. Cleveland
Lee
Hudlin
Pytlak
Gomez
Dickey
Boston
R. H. E. Chicago
Kennedy
Sewell
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
Philadelphia
R. H. E. St. Louis
Mahaffey, Knott and Hemsley
Rhodes and Hayes
Baseball Scores and Batter Notes Across Cities
In St Louis New York and Chicago games the batteries included Hubbell Dan ning Parmelee W Davis Mungo Berres Hartnett and others. Pittsburgh saw Davis Wilson Birkofer Hoyt Todd in a tied game with partial score lines while Boston at Cincinnati was postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
New York
Hubbell
Danning
Parmelee
W. Davis
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Philade
Pittsburh
Davis
Wilson
Birkofer
Hoyt
Todd
Boston
Cincinnati
Business and Professional Women's tenth Lilac Breakfast
Members announce the tenth annual Lilac Breakfast for Sunday May 10 at the Memorial building in Pocatello. Proceeds support the BPW scholarship fund aiding 85 girls and young women to finish Idaho high school and college education. Mrs Laura Gough serves as general chairman.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Memorial Building
Pocatello
Idaho
Laura Gough
Governor Hoffman Denies Extradition Request
Trenton New Jersey April 20 Governor Harold G Hoffman refused extradition to California authorities for Mrs Maryon Hewitt on all charges arising from alleged sterilization of her daughter Ann
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Trenton
N. J
Harold A. Hoffman
California
Maryon Hewitt
Ann
Local Pastor Speaks at COFC Forum in Pocatello
The Rev Mark Cronenberger pastor of Central Christian Church addressed the Pocatello chamber of commerce forum noting hunger and poverty in a highly developed age He warned of misplaced worship and a focus on bodies and machines over the soul The meeting was led by E C Manson who joked about Idaho vs California plans include a May 20 state planning board session and May 23 CCC district anniversary events Also announced was the final 1935-36 community concert tonight at Frazer Hall featuring the Pocatello Symphony Orchestra under Donald Kisane with Gaylord Sanford conducting
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Mark C. Cronenberger
Central Christian Church
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Rev. Cronenberger
Cronenberger
E. C. Manson
California
Nash
CCC Pocatello
John R. Nichols
Idaho Southern University
Prazier Hall
Pocatello Symphony Orchestra
Donald Kissane
Gaylord Sanford
McPeek Service Set for Noted Potato Broker
Funeral services for Grover Cleveland McPeek 50 longtime southern Idaho potato broker will be held Thursday at St Joseph church with Rev J C Dolan officiating. He died of pneumonia in Harlington Texas while abroad his body to arrive in Pocatello at 2 am Thursday. He leaves a widow a daughter Virginia and a son James. Burial in Mountainview cemetery under Downard mortuary direction.
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Grover Cleveland McPeek
Idaho
St. Joseph Church
J. C. Dolan
McPeek
Harlington
Texas
Pocatello
Rain Falls For Third Day Here In April
Despite three consecutive days of showers, April likely ends without a precipitation excess. Tuesday's blustery fall added .02 inch, total for the month reaching .84 inch, .59 inch below normal. Showers were forecast for southern Idaho with local frosts. Rain began shortly after 2 p.m.
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Idaho
McDonald Couple Return from Los Angeles Visit
Mr and Mrs W P McDonald return from Los Angeles where they spent time with their daughter RY Theryn and son Tod.
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W. P. McDonald Haw
Los Angeles
Ry Theryn
Tod
Business Defends Action During Low Mood Years
The U S chamber of commerce convention heard that American business spent 20 billion dollars of past savings to maintain employment during the economic slump. Speakers called for tax reform to stimulate reemployment while criticizing current legislation as vote fetching and excessive government demands.
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Washington
the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
William L. Sweet
Hode Island
Fred H. Clausen
Wisconsin
Roy C. Osgood
Chicago
Silas Strawn
Chamber
Strawn
Congress
Clausen
Committee On Federal Finance
New Tax Bill At A Glance
The house passes a tax plan taxing corporations on net income with graded rates and dividends tax, repealing current corporate taxes. An 80 percent windfall tax targets processors not paying old taxes. Some deficits and receiverships get flat rates, banks and insurers also face flat rates, with refunds on floor stocks and exports.
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Washington
House
AAA
Drunken Brawl Victims Arrested at General Hospital
Police arrested early today at General hospital Victor Ran strom and Carl Ranstrom on charges of intoxication. They are to be arraigned in police court Thursday. Officers say Carl was injured in a drunken brawl near his South Harrison home and Victor, in an intoxicated state, interfered and caused distraction.
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General Hospital
Victor Ranstrom
Carl Ranstrom
South Harrison
Carl
Local Court Pleas and Fines In City Police Court
Roy Ellis pleaded guilty to vag rancy and faces sentencing Thursday. J A Hows er Rand Hogan and Mrs A B Arps forfeit $1 bonds on overtime parking. Andrew Paul pleaded guilty to intoxication with fine suspended if he leaves the city. Jimmie Constable known as Midnight Jimmie was fined $10 for intoxication.
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Roy Ellis
J. A. Howser
Rand Hogan
A. B. Arps
Andrew Paul
Jimmie
Quiet April for Local Offenses Says Police Chief
Police Chief J L Balderston reports April was comparatively quiet for offenses by residents and most police court cases involve transients. He notes the south city area is crowded with transients, estimating at least 100 men camped there on Tuesday and more observed in recent years.
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J. L. Balderston
Ohio Republicans Shift Toward Idahoan Borah in Primary
In Columbus and across Ohio Republican sentiment favors Senator Borah for the presidential contest, though some large cities may resist him amid the old Daugherty machine's clout. Independent Republicans admire Borah's courage and see him as a path to victory in November, with machine leaders like Walter Brown opposing him and backing Taft or Tall in various ways.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senator Borah
Illinois
Cincinnati
Daugherty
Republican Party
Borah
Youngston Akron
Idaho
Walter Brown
Herbert Hoover
Brown
Robert Tall
Taft
Italians Speed Down Road to Ethio Capital
Dispatch from Addis Ababa campaign notes a marching column of 15,000 troops in over 1,000 trucks advancing toward Emperor Haile Selassie's capital. The march includes artillery, motorcycles, cattle, and vast supplies as a 30,000-strong parade stretches across Dessye to Addis Ababa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiop Capital
Imperial Highway
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Madill Service Set Thursday for Donna Darling Madill
Donna Darling Madill 45 wife of Ben C Madill manager of Western States Grocery died Tuesday in Lava Hot Springs hospital. Survived by husband son Keith Darling parents George and Dorothy Darling siblings Kenneth Ben Denver and local relatives. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Trinity Episcopal church with Rev Ernest Allman officiating. Cremation in Denver to follow.
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Donna Darling Madill
Ben C. Madill
Western States Grocery Company
Lava Hot Springs
Madills
South Arthur
Madill
Rock Springs
Wyo
Idaho
Keith Madill
School of Mines
Socorro
N. M
George M. Darling
Kenneth E. Darling
Pocatello
Ben C. Darling
Los Angeles
Calif
Dorothy Waller
LaGrande
Ore
Darling
Waller
Pocate
Elks Club Dog Ordered Tied After Bite Incident
Poundmaster Jarvis Henderson ordered a springer spaniel owned by Ralph Clevinger of the Elks club to be tied up after the dog severely bit Mrs. Johnson of 432 South Lincoln.
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Jarvis Henderson
Ralph Clevinger
The
Elks Club
Mrs. Johnson
South
Lincoln
Dental education picture to be shown at Lincoln PT A meeting
A Pocatello dentist will explain a dental education picture at 8 p m Thursday during the Lincoln PT A monthly meeting. The presentation aims to inform parents and students about dental health and is announced in local notices.
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Pocatello
The
Lincoln PT. A
Rain May Delay Utah Speed Run On Salt Flats
Light rain threatened to postpone the speed trials of Capt. George Eyston on the Bonneville salt flats. The English driver and his team surveyed the seven mile track after an early morning shower, hoping clearing skies would allow a dawn start. Weather can soften the salt bed, but sunshine can quickly restore the smooth surface for racing.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
George Eyston
Marblesmooth Flats
Eyston
Farm Work in Idaho Starts
Boise reports the Idaho weather and crop conditions for the week ending last night. Meteorologist H G Carter notes warmer weather in southeast Idaho with light showers and early spring work well advanced. In the southwest, cooler conditions followed by rain and adequate sunshine, with winter wheat and barley growing and seeding progressing.
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Boise
Idaho
H. G. Carter
Federal Weather Bureau
Women Can Stand Pain Says Tufts Doctor
Boston April 29. Dr Walter Emerson Briggs of Tufts college told the Massachusetts Dental society that women can endure dental pain without a whimper while men may complain. He said teeth reveal patient temperament with bluish teeth indicating a temper and yellowish teeth signaling a happy no-lucky disposition. Pearly white teeth are usually poor ones.
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Boston
Walter Emerson Briggs
Tufts College
Massachusetts Dental Society
Briggs
Idaho Weather Outlook Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy conditions persist in the northern region while southern areas face showers tonight and Thursday. Local frosts are expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
South Portion
Danish lecturer to speak in eastern Idaho
Peter Gulbrandsen of Berkeley California lecturer and journalist spends the week in eastern Idaho addressing groups. Tonight at 8 he speaks at the labor temple on labor conditions and Danish cooperatives. Sunday at 7 he closes Pocatello’s community forum at the Methodist church with an address on Danish cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gulbrandsen
Berkeley
Calif
Idaho
Labor Temple
Pocatello
Methodist Church
Idaho Borah backers claim 20 Pennsylvania delegates
Supporters of Idaho Senator Borah said he would have a minimum of 20 of Pennsylvania's 75 Republican national convention delegates. Roosevelt led Breckinridge in Pennsylvania's presidential primary, with Borah unopposed in the Republican race and 237,134 votes reported.
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Washington
Carl G. Bachmann
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Borah
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Henry E. Breckinridge
Landon
Kansas
Massachusetts
Henry Breckinridge
London
Frank Knox
Illinois
Knox
Hoover
Cleveland
Pennevania
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Farmer-Labor
Cecsscsiccaecvirne
R. H. E. Detroit
Bridges and Cochrane
Appleton and Bolton
Aes Fy
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Mungo and
Berres
Lee and Hartnett
Music Today
Clara Albion Harrison
William Gray
Love
Pocatello High School Junior Chamber of Commerce No. 3
America
By Ray M’kaig
Idaho Grange
Ike the
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
Rio
Doc
President
Col. Breckinridge
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