Borah Charges Britain and France Seek Trade Advantage
Senator Borah charges Great Britain and France work to manipulate currency to gain advantage in trade. He cites no willingness to concede, settle debts, or stabilize currency, warns of debt postponement leading to cancellation and urges a moratorium on armaments. He notes Britain’s equalization fund and reports from London talks with Ramsay MacDonald and France’s delegation.
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Borah
Idaho
France
Great Britain
United States
Bn Waallea Eohibit
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Last Rites Held For Mrs Wan da Margaret Murnan
Funeral services for Mrs Wan da Margaret Murnan 46 wife of John B Murnan Short Line conductor will be conducted Monday at 2 30 in the afternoon from the family home 940 North Garfield with Father King or Father McGowan officiating The body moved from McHan Funeral Home to the home Friday evening viewing allowed until the service She died after a brief hospital heart attack Born in Germany July 2 1886 she lived in Glenns Ferry Idaho for 12 years and was known in that community and at Pocatello Survived by husband a sister Mrs Alf Sumner West Allis Wisconsin Burial at the grave in charge of the Veterans Auxiliary Neighbors of Woodmen will assist with mortuary services
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Wanda Margaret Murnan
John B. Murnan
North
Garfield
Father King
Father McGowan
Catholic Church
McHan
Germany
Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Pocatello
Murnan
Alf Sumner
West Alice
Wise Consin
War Veterans Auxiliary
Whent
McHan Mortuary
Drake Relays and Penn Carnival See Multiple Track Records
Ralph Metcalfe tops Drake Relays 100 yards in 9.6 seconds and anchors Marquette to 880 yard relay, helping set seven records. At Pennsylvania carnival George Spitz and Keith Brown set high jump and pole vault marks as 2,000 athletes compete. Utah men upset BYU in a tight mile relay meet as Ed Jeppson and Jack Johnson highlight the dual.
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Metcalfe
Marquette University
Marquette
Heye Lambertus
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George Spitz
New York University
Keith Brown
Yale
Spitz
Brown
Cougars
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Brigham Young Cougars
Provo
Utes
Ed Jeppson
Utah
Pete Wilson
Jack Johnson
Knewell Rushforth
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune on Aviation Advances
Will Rogers reports from Des Moines on new two motor Boeing ships cutting travel time. He notes speed gains from small craft and predicts railroads could lose customers if schedules are shortened. The message reflects early air travel optimism and Democratic president references.
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Des Moines
Towa
Boeing
Ten Men Die in Cuban Rioting Near San Luis
April 29 reports from Oriente province say seven rebels, two soldiers and the town chief of police were killed as army forces quell an outbreak. Rural posts at Boniato and Songo were attacked, two soldiers wounded, and rebels seized arms before being driven from San Luis by forces under Lieutenant Rodriguez.
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San Luis
Oriente
Santiago
Boniato
Songo
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Idaho Men Will Begin Work First
Boise April 29 Assurance has been given by the United States Department of Labor that Idaho men enrolled in the Emergency Construction Corps will be the first to move into camp in this state Parker P Carver secretary to the governor and representative of the Department of Idaho said today He noted definite information on when the enrollment will begin is not yet received but added that next week he expects the work to begin shaping up.
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United States Department of Labor
Idaho
Emergency Construction Corps
Parker P. Carver
Department of Idaho
April Showers Drench City and Countryside Hard
A steady rain all day Saturday swamped the area as the first real April shower moved through. Farmers welcomed the moisture aiding last fall wheat, while city residents sought relief from persistent wet weather. The 24 hour total reached AT of an inch and continued to rise, with overcast conditions reported along the route. Forecasts called for clearing weather and higher temperatures today, though unsettled conditions lingered.
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Weather Bureau
National Parks Airways
Prices jump as inflation fears lift stocks and commodities
Stocks, wheat and cotton surged on news of the farm relief bill and anticipated quick passage in Washington. Wheat futures neared 175 cents, cotton climbed above 40 dollars per bale, and U S stock prices rose to their best levels in months. Bond markets slipped slightly while other staples including silver, copper and sugar advanced. Moody's index hit a high not seen since last autumn as steel output and weekend reviews signal broader business expansion.
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Washington
House
Chicago
New York
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Moody's Daily Price Index
Campus Day to Draw Seniors from Region to U of I
More than 1500 high school seniors are slated to visit the University of Idaho campus on Campus Day May 5 as Dean John R. Dyer notes increased interest from towns including Rigby Paris Inkom Roberts American Falls Ashton Preston Homer Jerome Castleford and Hollister. Exhibits span departments from art to auto shop with tours and evening programs in Turner hall and open house at dormitories. The day includes concerts, plays and a lighted football field display ending with the burning of the I.
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Dyer
the Tribune
Jons
Rigby
Paris
Inkom
Roberts
American Falls
Ashton
Preston
Homer
Jerome
Castleford
Hollister
Pocatello
Turner Hall
Dean Dyer
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Royal Arch
E. T. Lillibridge
Masonic Hall
Pocatello Chapter
Gate City Commandery
Temple
Keystone Lodge
William Wallin
D. O. Bellamy
Ray Hunter
Charles H. Bohrer
Wiliam K. McCarthy
Frank W. Perry
Ray V. Swanson
Miller M. Bodell
W. H. Nuckols
W. J. Lloyd
Enos T. Lillibridge
Star of the East Club
Memorial Hall
Lindbergh to testfy at ransom conspiracy trial
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is expected to testify in the ransom conspiracy trial of Gaston B. Means and Norman T. Whitaker in Washington. Indictments allege schemes to defraud Evalyn Walsh McLean of 104000 for the return of the Lindbergh baby and 35000 related to money paid for the kidnaping.
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Washington Sunday Star
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gaston B. Means
Norman T. Whitaker
Means
Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh McLean
The
Washington Post
Lindbergh
McLean
John F. Condon
Greta Garbo to land in San Diego after voyage
Greta Garbo is due to disembark in San Diego tomorrow morning after a long vacation in Sweden. Attempts by the actress and studio representatives to avoid crowds at the pier failed, and U S Customs officials said she must remain aboard the Annie Johnson until the ship reaches the dock after she sought permission to leave at the quarantine station.
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San Diego
Cal
Hollywood
Sweden
Greta Garbo
Annie Johnson
United States
Miss Garbo
National Guard Arrests in Iowa Farm Riot
Ten northwest Iowa farmers were jailed under martial law after farm riots in Plymouth and Crawford counties. Troops supervised farm sales near Denison as the judge was dragged from court and beaten. authorities sought ringleaders in Le Mars and Denison.
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Ralph E. Rippey
Turbulent
Plymouth County
T. C. Parker
Katie Durband
C C. Bradley
le Mars
John Kunkel
T. J. Ernst
John Sokolowskie
Henry Reints
Lawrence Shuman
Judge Bradley
Denison
Frank North
W. H. Meyer
Vail
Herman Blume
Fritz Blume
Walter Bandow
National Guards
Chicago Officer Issues Cleanup to Purge Gangsters
Chicago police under Chief William Scoemaker launch a sweeping purge aimed at eradicating gangsters before the World’s Fair. Twelve squads raid Chicago streets arresting top figures including Edward O’Donnell “Spike” and his bodyguard Sanford Rosenbaum in the initial roundup.
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Chicago
William Scoemaker
Edward “Spike” O'Donnell
South Side Gang
Overlord
Sanford
Gimp" Rosenbaum
P T A Speakers Set for Idaho Congress in Nampa
Mrs. B F Longworthy of Washington DC first vice president of the national congress of Parents and Teachers will be a principal speaker at the Idaho congress in Nampa May 10 11 and 12 Local P T A presidents attend as delegates from the Pocatello unit with Mrs H D Bachelor and Mrs Joseph Primbs among those attending from Pocatello
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B. F. Longworthy
Washington, D. C
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Nampa
P.T. A
Pocatello
H. D. Bachelor
Pocatello Council
Joseph Primbs
Roosevelt Eyes Bill To Create Many Jobs In Public Works
President Roosevelt moves to propose a one to two billion dollar public works program to boost employment. A national board would oversee projects with self liquidating aims while funding sources—bond issue or new taxes—are debated. Congress to receive the measure within 10 days amid pace to pass inflation and farm bills.
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Frances M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Olitain
Woodin
National Railroad
House
Senate
Movie Actress Files Divorce Suit Saturday
Los Angeles reports Joan Crawford files for divorce from Douglas Fairbanks Jr citing previous mental cruelty. She details years of jealousy and alleged neglect affecting her work, asks for no alimony, notes a private property settlement, and cites a dated marriage from 1929.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
Rat Polson
Mae Twee
Doug
Jorden Dietz
Solveir Dietz
Dietz
Flikoree
Sher —E Dietz
Fairbanks
Screeniand
May Day Parades Planned in Moscow Berlin Under State Control
Police ready for May Day as Moscow and Berlin prepare large public displays under government supervision. Red Square in Moscow features banners, effigies, and portraits of Lenin and Stalin while signs urge proletariat unity. In Germany, Hitler decrees amnesty for socialists and opponents affecting about 2,000 in Bavaria and 4 of Marxists in Saxony with Berlin watching closely.
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Moscow
Berlin
Red Square
Unite
Lenin
Stanlin
Germany
Hitler
Bavaria
Bgg 4
Saxony
Seed Available for Bannock County Relief Gardens
Seed for planting in Bannock county relief gardens is available at Bistline's Inc. 427 East Center. Distribution occurs every afternoon from 2 to 4 by J B Hib bard, with free seed for individuals receiving relief aid.
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Bannock County Relief Gardens
Bistline’s Inc
East Center
J. B. Hibbard
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