Roosevelt Rejects Senate NRA Compromise
President Roosevelt rejects a congressional plan to extend the NRA law with price fixing and intra state ban elations, while Senate Republicans back a two year extension and prepare for a floor fight. Sen Borah vows opposition, urging elimination of price fixing and intrastate regulation to shield small business.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Senate Republicans
Porary Tcaltidive Wellhe
Donald Richberg
Recovery Board
Capitol
Clark
D-Mo
Congress
McNary
R-Ore
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Richberg
la Follette
Supreme Court
Borah
R-Ida
Senate
Idaho
Lava Hot Springs Hosts Annual Field Day Event
Lava Hot Springs hosts Bannock County health and field day with grade and high school divisions. Students parade at 10 a.m. and compete in health projects posters sand tables and art with judges from Malad and Lava as results crown McCammon Downey Grace Swan Lake Blaser Topaz and others across large and small schools.
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Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
Downey
Grace
Swan Lake
McCammon
Blazer
Lava
L. W. Tolman
H. J. Jerard
Blaser
Topaz
Speeches Compare Mussolini and Roosevelt On Sacrifice
Beverly Hills April 30 The president gave an encouraging speech while Mussolini addressed his people. The contrast lies in temperament and the promise of sacrifice with promised gains versus public dissatisfaction if benefits fall short.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Mussolini
Jean
Baseball Scores From New York and Brooklyn Contests
In Brooklyn New York defeated Brooklyn 12 to 5 with strong hitting and a late surge. Chicago saw Pittsburgh 0 to 0 as rain affected the game. Cincinnati edged St Louis 2 to 0 while Philadelphia at Boston was postponed due to rain.
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Brooklyn
New York
Fitzsimmons, Gabler
Chagnon
Mancuso
Richards
Clark and Lopez
Battery lineups and weather delays across multiple cities
Listing of baseball battery combinations for New York and St. Louis with players Whitehill Russell Boston Bronca Murphy Vanatta Dickey Crowder Coch rane Thomas Hemsley noting postponed games in Philadelphia Chicago and Cleveland due to rain and cold weather.
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New York
R. J E. Washing
Whitehill, Russell
Boston
Bronca, Murphy
Vanatta
Dickey
Plane Delivers Whiskey to City for Idaho Store Opening
National Airways delivered three cases of Calvert whiskey to the local airport, likely the first air shipment for Idaho’s new state liquor stores opening this week. Six cases were sent from Salt Lake City to Boise and Lewiston, originating in Denver. A representative of American Railway Express met the plane as a photographer from Cook Drug Co captured the unloading.
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Idaho
National Airways
Salt Lake City
Boise
Lewiston
Denver
American Railway Express
The
Pocatello Tribune
Cook Drug Company Kodak Department
Idaho Power Rates Lower in Idaho and Oregon
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission announced a revised Idaho Power rate schedule to cut costs for residential lighting cooking and water heating. The changes, resulting from company and commission talks, will save about 75000 dollars annually for Idaho and eastern Oregon customers starting tomorrow.
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Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho Power Company
Idaho
Oregon
Commission
Oregon Territory
Anti State Stores league to set Boise HQ and push liquor repeal petitions
Burt H. Spilman said Boise will host the league headquarters within days as petitions to repeal the liquor control law go before counties. About 8,000 signatures are in hand with 17,000 needed in 10 days, with county clerks asked to certify by May 10. John House leads the movement with C. J. Read coordinating in Idaho Falls.
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Boise
Anti-State Stores League
Burt H. Spilman
League
John House
Idaho Falls
C. J. Read
Spilman
Beets Benefit From South Idaho Rainfall Miracle
Ogden reports cheerful crop and moisture news after a night storm. The storm dropped .94 inch of water and pushed April precipitation above four inches. Amalgamated Sugar notes beet lands in northern Utah and southern Idaho received as much as 4.6 inches.
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Ogden
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Utah
Idaho
Roosevelt accuses Bourbons of buying votes in New England
Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr leading the National Republican club charges that the new 4.8 billion work relief bill will be used to buy votes. He cites Democratic officials in Maine Iowa and Des Moines alleging political use of federal funds. He warns of crushing small property owners and a drift to poverty. The New England Republican leaders conference convened to plan the 1936 campaign.
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Boston
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
National Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New England
Iowa
North Dakota
Congress
Maine
Des Moines
James A. Farley
Arctic Ice Floes Threaten Newfoundland Shipping
Arctic drift floes block shipping off Newfoundland's south coast. Two schooners disappear in crushing ice, the Alsatian carrying 25 crew and the Arthur D Storey with eight aboard. Ice batters the coast as vessels remain in port awaiting relief.
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Halipax
Hope
Newfoundland
Gloucester
Arthur D. Storey
Germany to Deny Submarine Fleet
A German naval officer said Germany will officially deny the existence of a submarine fleet as long as possible. Reichsfuehrer Hitler reportedly aims to mirror surprise tactics used in rearmament gestures.
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Germany
Berlin
County Checks Tax Petitions
A satisfactory system for verifying names on Bannock county Sales Tax referendum petitions was announced by C. C. Seibert, Idaho Anti Sales Tax League field representative. He credited county clerk Mrs. Anna Keefe and local registrars with rapid, cooperative efforts and urged merchants statewide to contribute to the campaign against the sales tax. A telegram from Frank B. Kinyon praised the resolution and cooperation with officials in solving petition difficulties.
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Bannock County
C. C. Seibert
Idaho Anti
Zener
Frank B. Kinyon
Anti
Eastern Idaho District Fair Set for September Dates
The Eastern Idaho District fair will be held here September 6 7 and 8 announced today by J C Sorenson secretary manager.
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Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho
J. C. Sorenson
Dams Endangered by Supreme Court Ruling on Parker Dam
Washington April 30 The Supreme Court refused to block Arizona from halting Parker dam construction on the Colorado River, leaving the government’s dam program in legal jeopardy. The Parker project costing 13 million would feed the 200 million dollar Los Angeles area aqueduct. reclamation commissioner Elwood Mead ordered work halted pending next steps.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Supreme Court
United States
Arizona
Parker Dim
Colorado River
Parker Dam
Grand Coulee
Bonneville Dam
Oregon
Fort Peck
Missouri River
Montana
Mississippi River
Colorado
Congress
Metropolitan Water District
Southern
California
Elwood Mead
Chamber Chief Seeks Delay of Reform Measures
Henry S. Harriman, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, urged the Roosevelt administration to postpone major reform measures to speed economic recovery. He outlined four recovery planks, warned against excess government intervention, and criticized NRA AAA TVA policies while endorsing voluntary codes and stabilization efforts.
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J. R. Brackett
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry S. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Harriman
B. Ames
Texas Company
Ames
NRA
NIRA
Blue Eagle
Congress
AAA
TVA
State halts license holiday in Idaho demand for 1935 plates
Idaho required 1935 license plates for 110000 motor vehicles or face arrest and fines. Emmitt Prost, commissioner, said a 30 day moratorium would not be extended. Lieut. Governor Mix poised to act as governor as orders stood pending change. About half licenses sold.
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Boise
Idaho
Department of Law Enforcement
Emmitt Prost
Department
Ross
Pendleton
Ore
G. P. Mix
Roas
Washington, D
Idaho Supreme Court Denies Writ to Halt 2 Percent Sales Tax
Boise April 30 Idaho Supreme Court denied without prejudice an application for a writ of prohibition to stop the 2 percent sales tax act. The Caldwell C. Anderson company argues the law is unconstitutional claiming it targets tangible property exemptions and discriminates against farmers and institutions. A new suit to challenge constitutionality will be filed in Caldwell or Boise courts, with a referendum campaign also looming to halt the tax.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
C. Anderson Company of
Caldwell
Ben Diefendorf
James F. Airshie, Jr
J. L. Eberle
Caldwell Company
Seventh District
Supreme Court
J. J. Chapman
Cretary
C. C. Anderson Company
Ute Agia
Secretary of State
Anti-Sales Tax League
Third Death Adds to Hollywood Triangle Shooting Case
Los Angeles report confirms Henry E. Bolte, 37, sociology and law instructor, dies from two back wounds. Bolte is the third victim in the Hollywood double murder and suicide sequence linked to Paul Ivar and William M. Howard. Coroner to hold inquest to clarify details of the triple shooting.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Henry E. Bolte
Paul Ivar
William M. Howard
Bolte
Norris G. Stensland
Sheriff's Office
Stensland
Ivar
Howard
Frank Nanace
Idaho Weather Shifts to Rain and Cold North and West
Unsettled forecast brings rain tonight and Wednesday across Idaho with colder conditions concentrating in the north and west portions of the state. Local skies may see showers and stronger gusts as fronts move through.
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Idaho
Boise's Liquor Store Opening Surges in Boise
Idaho state liquor control commission reports strong opening day demand at Boise store with about 17 000 permits sold and nearly 2 000 customers served. Commissioner M B Yeaman notes wines in high demand and praises the system as a solution to liquor traffic versus earlier saloons and illicit traffic.
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Boise
Idaho State Liquor Control Commission
M. B. Yeaman
Toay
Haid
Yeaman
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