Farm Leaders Endorse Plan to Kill Hogs
Washington Aug 10 A committee of 25 farm leaders presented a plan for early slaughter of five million hogs to relieve a feed shortage. Proceeds from a one year processing tax on hogs over 235 pounds would buy four million young hogs and fund sales to relief agencies. Prices per weight tier were set for 25 to 100 pound pigs with stepped payments for sows to farrow.
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Washington
Corn and Hog Belt Committee
Earl C. Smith
Chicago
Farrow
Geen PV Proposec Aniviiis
Hutton Truce Unclear Amid Divorce Drama
In Los Angeles on August 10, Dave and Mae Pherson Hutton tease reconciliation rumors while Mae prepares a preaching tour to mend a broken heart. Dave delays divorce plans, but Mae has not been served with the papers as he heads to San Francisco for vaudeville.
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Los Angeles
David
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Dave
Angelus Temple
Hutton
Sarazen Builds Lead Over Cooper At Championship Halfway
Gene Sarazen broke a deadlock by scoring 32 three under par on the back nine to gain a four up margin over Harry Cooper at the halfway point of their 36 hole feature match in the national professional golf championship in Milwaukee. Weather notes add that Utah was warm.
Prize Bass Breaks Free Then Returns With Prize
William Farley describes a dramatic catch at Kerbaugh's lake in Columbia with a three pound bass. He briefly set his rod aside and the fish pulled the line and rod into the water. In a surprising turn the bass towed itself to shore while Farley remained fully dressed.
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Columbia
William Farley
Kerbaugh's Lake
Farley
Two Widows Quarrel Over Dead Aviator Deeds
In Kansas City two women claim to be the lawful widow of Captain Ed F M Deeds an American aviator killed in China. Betty Deeds his first wife from Los Angeles argues she is rightful widow while Marie Shirley Deeds an auburn haired actress from China claims marriage and divorce proofs. The scene at Union Station included disputes over funeral attendance and Deeds marriage history as both women presented conflicting claims.
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Kansas City
Ed F. M. Deeds
China
Marie Hennessy
Shirley Deeds
Betty Deeds
Los Angeles
Royal Flying Corps
Betty Deedé
Union Station
Deeds
Dan Church to Be Buried on Friday
Daniel Whipple Church 75 died early Wednesday and will be buried Friday at 2 30 PM in the Methodist church. He was an early resident and railroader credited with guiding the first locomotive into Pocatello and was a Son of the American Revolution. Active pallbearers include L F Molinelli Paul Hill E A Krussman J P Halli Ray Swanson and Harold y. Honorary pallbearers from Knights Templar Elks Lodge and other locals named include A B Canfield W N McCarty E C White William Wallin William Harvey C G Well W P McDonald Walter Cleave George Gasser A J Pierce Henry Whittlesey Henry Higson Dave Neelan George Oliver John Hood George N Ifft Tom Terrell W F Kasiska J E Retherford Gus Spongberg W A McHan and W D Service.
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Daniel Whipple Church
Mr. Church
Pocatello
Knights Templar
A. B. Canfield
W. N. McCarty
E. C. White
William Wallin
William Harvey
C. G. Well
The
Elks Lodge
W. P. McDonald
Walter Cleave
George Gasser
A. J. Pierce
Henry Whittlesey
Henry Higson
Dave Neelan
George Oliver
John Hood
George N. Ifft
Tom Terrell
W. F. Kasiska
J. E. Retherford
Gus Spongberg
W. A. McHan
W. D. Service
Idaho Farmers to Form Industrial Code in Broadcast Meetings
W. W. Deal of Nampa, master of the state grange, announced that four mass meetings of Idaho farmers will be held within the next two weeks to formulate an industrial code.
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Nampa
Idaho
W. W. Deal
State Grange
NRA Works for Settlement of Labor Disputes
The National Recovery Administration seeks harmony by settling disputes in Pennsylvania. Arbitration on the Reading hosiery strike is ordered, with Dr Leo Wolman guiding the process. Pottsville shirt mill controversy also eyed as Johnson expands fair competition code coverage.
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Elton C. Fay
Associated Press
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Grindstone
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Reading
Leo Wolman
Labor Board
Pottsville
Hugh 8. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Johnson
Japanese Lieutenant Testifies in Inukai Assassination Case
Lieut Han Horishi Yamagishi testifies at Yokosuka naval base that he led ten officers in raiding Premier Inukai's residence and fired the fatal shots. He says fears of American domination spurred the plan to reconstruct the empire before 1936 treaty revisions. The hearing proceeds in secret after the statement.
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Tokyo
Horishi Yamagishi
Inukai
Yamagishi
Yokosuka Naval Base
United States
Japan
Orient
Washington
London
Copper Looks About for Aid
New York reports that recovery diagnosticians meet Washington leaders of the copper industry to probe causes of the illness affecting many American towns. The sector faced high production earlier and a price drop to its lowest in over 30 years, but recent recovery raises demand and prices from 5 to 9 cents per pound, with public works boosting hopes for a turnaround.
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New York
Washington
Wall Street
Perseid Meteor Shower to Light Northeastern Sky Tonight
The Perseid meteor shower peaks between midnight Friday and dawn Saturday, best observed northeast and low in the sky. Dr. Charles P. Oliver of the University of Pennsylvania notes moonlight will reduce counts, urging observers to count for a full hour and mail results to Flower Observatory in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
St. Lawrence
Charles P. Oliver
Astronomical Observatory
University of Pennsylvania
Olivier
Flower Observatory
Upper Darby
Dobbin Tagged for Parking in No-Parking Zone
A Fairmont West Virginia policeman tagged a horse hitched to a buggy in a no-parking zone. The owner rushed to the police station pleading the horse is not accustomed to such penalties. Both horse and driver were dismissed.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Blood Issues Call for Vote on Prohibition
Governor Henry H Blood issues a proclamation setting November 7 as the election date to decide repeal of the eighteenth federal amendment in Utah. Voters will also choose delegates to a state convention from two groups supporting and opposing repeal, with nominations by petition and no party designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Henry H. Blood
Utah
Idaho sage hens and grouse hunters face varied abundance
The Idaho game department expects sage hens near Arco Carey and in Oneida Cassia Clark Power and central Idaho hunting areas, with grouse especially in Boise and Adams counties. Hunters must limit to four birds per day, though scarcity may disappoint. Forest service urges campers to extinguish campfires before leaving.
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Boise
State Game Department
Arco Carey
Blackfoot
Oneida
Cassia
Clark
Power
Idaho
Adams
Forest Service
Rotary club memorial services for late members held
The Rotary club held memorial services for charter members Daniel Church Dean John R. Dyer and Mrs Grace Bistline at its regular meeting. Tributes were given by members including Henry Whittlesey and A L Merrill. Dr E N Roberts spoke of the Dyer family’s tragedy and praised the Short Line manager H J Plumhof for help. A musical program followed and a family night was announced for August 24. Dr George Weir of Chicago attended as a guest.
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Rotary Club
Daniel Church
John R. Dyer
Grace Bistline
J. B. Bistline
Claude Bistline
Joseph Chester
Walter H. Cleare
Bistline
Church
Henry Whittlesey
A. L. Merrill
Dean Dyer
Cleare
E. N. Roberts
Rhame
N. D
Dyer
George
Dr. Roberts
H. J. Plumhof
Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad
Butte
Pocatello
Roberts
Brick turns up as family treasure in Sayre rattlesnake kill
In Sayre Oklahoma a plain brick becomes a prized family heirloom after Lloyd Burks killed two huge rattlesnakes with the brick in a bedroom while his wife and two small children watched.
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Sayre
Okla
Lloyd Burks
Burks
Balbo to Get Roman Welcome on Return Flight
General Balbo and his trans Atlantic seaplane squadron are set to arrive at Ostia outside Rome after a non stop flight from Lisbon. A public welcome will pass from Arch of Constantine to the Roman forum with fascist banners lining the route.
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Balbo
Andrue Bei
DING
Rome
Italo Balbo
Air Ministry
Ostia
Lisbon
Portugal
Italy
Mussolini
Constantine
Maxentius
New Empire Street
Roman Forum
Azores
America
Machado Liberal Party Executive to Decide on U.S. Plan
In Washington and Havana reports the Machado government faces economic and political strain as Cuba endures a state of war. Ambassador Cintas meeting with Secretary Hull and others discussed Roosevelt's appeal and the Cuban situation while Machado crowds claim the strike to end swiftly. Military rule governs daily life with shortages and guarded供应.
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Machado Liberal Party
U.S
Washington
Oscar Cintas
Cuba
Hui
State Department
Island
Republic
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Machado
Phillips
Caffrey
Cintas
Stat
Sumner Welles
Havana
Marines poised for quick Cuban landing if needed
Washington reports indicate that if Cuba upheaval demands action, Quantico marines, about 1 000 strong, could land within days. Additional 2 000 marines and sailors and 5 000 regular army troops would be available from Atlantic coastal garrisons with cruisers Indianapolis and another vessel based along the Atlantic seaboard and ships from the canal zone.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Quantico
Cuba
Havana
Atlantic
New York
Navy
Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
Indianapolis
Boston
Canal Zone
Henderson
Norfolk
Will Rogers Reprimands U S Policy On Cuba
Will Rogers in Santa Monica criticizes the Democratic administration for foreign policy in Cuba. He argues smaller nations should govern themselves without U S meddling and warns against intervention, suggesting Cuba should manage its own affairs.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Cuba
Cuba Liberal Party debates peace plan amid Machado crisis
In Havana the Liberal party executive committee condemned U S Ambassador Welles mediation as harming sovereignty while weighing if Machado should resign to end Cuba's wartime crisis. Welles' peace formula calls for Machado's withdrawal and a president backed by all parties amid a continuing general strike and store reopenings ordered in Santiago.
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Havana
Machado
Liberal Party
United States
Welles
Cuba
Nmavana
Anibasadir Samper Welles
Jackson Hole hearing nears adjournment in wilderness probe
Jackson officials report progress as federal park officials testify in a Senate committee inquiry into Rockefeller plans to turn Jackson Hole lands into a wilderness area. The debate has split residents, with support for development and concern over park expansion. Dr Huff, mayor, described bitter local weather and schooling tensions tied to the issue. Senator Nye noted cold weather as December memories and urged timely completion of the probe.
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Jackson
Wyo
John C. Pickett
Federal Park Orvice
Senate
Rockefeller
Jackson Hole
Pickett
Park Service
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Hole
Huff
Nye
William C. Delaney
Baseball Scores From Today Across Leagues
Scores from Washington Boston Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh games show mixed results with several rain delays and postponements. Crowder Russell Sewell Weiland Welch Ferrel aided Washington Boston Detroit Chicago and New York with pitchers Hansen Collins Davis Parmelee Mancuso in varied box score outcomes.
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Boston
Crowder
Russell
Sewell
Gio Weiland
Welch
Ferrel
Philadel
New York
Hansen
Collins
W. Davis
Parmelee
Mancuso
Prohibition Agents Told to Carry On Under Old Bureau
Prohibition administrators across the country were instructed by telegraph to continue functioning under the existing prohibition bureau setup until a new line is defined. William Stanley and A V Dalrymple are noted in the reshuffle, with John S Hurley named to head the new unit. Investigators E R Harrigan and Earl Cook will remain active in their updated roles.
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Washington
Prohibition
Prohibition Bureau
Roosevelt
Division of Investigation
Justice Department
William Stanley
Cummings
Hyde Park
A. V. Dalrymple
John 8. Hurley
Dalrymple
Department
Hurley
E. R. Harrigan
Earl Cook
Department of Tice Bureau of Investigation
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Aimee
Wien
R. R. Depot
Mexico
L. F. Molinelli
Paul Hill
E. A. Krussman
J. P. Hallia Ray Swanson
Harold Y
NRA
National Board
Copper
By Howard Blakeslee
Dobbin
Game Department
Ponta Delgada
Enrico Bquaglia
Will Rogers
Tribune
Bulletin
John P. McKnight
Santiago
Oscar B. Cintas
Key Pittman
Nevada
Enaite Foreign Relations Committee
A. E. Wall
Detroit
Fischer
Auker and Hayworth
Pasek
Jones and Berry
Pittsburgh
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