Idaho Boosts Sugar Mills Assessments
The state board of equalization raises Amalgamated Sugar company factory valuations in Burley Twin Falls and Paul by about 20 percent with total assessments near 380 million dollars statewide. Also notes the Utah Idaho Sugar Rigby plant increase and illegality of certain sugar tax reductions.
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Boise
Amalgamated Sugar Company
State Board of Equalization
Burley
Twin Falls
Paul
Rigby
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Ory
Helf
Baseball Scores From Today Across The League
Today’s games show mixed results with several rain delays. New York and Detroit tied zeroes as Chicago beat Boston 6 to 0 in a late game. Pittsburgh swept Philadelphia in a two game set while St. Louis edged New York 1 to 0 in a tight pitching matchup.
Lawyer urges cleansing of unscrupulous lawyers
Davis A. Simmons of Houston addressed the conference of bar association delegates in Grand Rapids calling for reform in the legal profession. He argued education alone does not ensure a good lawyer and urged a probationary period of three to five years with a temporary practice dispensation.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Davis A. Simmons
Houston
Texas
American Bar Association
Conference of Bar Association
Food Prices Rise Moderately Across Nation in August
Labor Department data from 51 cities shows a general price rise of over eight percent from June 15 to July 15, but the August increase slowed to about two percent. Retail prices today are near February 1932 levels and about 18 percent above April lows.
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Washington
Labor Department
Wheat Surplus Looms as Production and Exports Debate
Washington reports mounting worry over a large exportable wheat surplus despite London pact efforts. Officials cite Pacific Northwest and Southwest as primary sources while export movement slows and subsidy plans await study. projected surplus around 161 million bushels with a 125 million carryover minimum.
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Washington
America
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
London
China
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Follow the Gleam pageant by Guild Girls at Baptist Church
The Baptist Guild girls presented the pageant Follow the Gleam directed by Mrs. W Young with the theme Jesus the Light of the World. Esther Olson read Scripture and Mrs Ben Tandy offered prayer. Helen Wilson and Frances Terrell provided music.
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W. Young
Jesus
Galahad
Esther Olson
Ben Tandy
Helen Wilson
Petrone Studio
Frances Terrell
Jean Loomis
Thelma Lindberg
Aldine Brown
Bonnie Jennings
Elsie Peterson
Doris Miller
Nationale
China
Mary Sealy
India
Jacqueline Loomis
Japan
Carol Hahn
Jugo Slav
Wanda Dyke
Guild
Bettie Loomis
Martha Terrell
Elizabeth Henning
Margaret Shank
Legion Chief Urges Support in NRA Drive
Rockford Illinois August 28 AP National Commander Louis Johnson urged all citizens to back the national recovery program. He said no time for politics and outlined four points to aid veterans, including equal treatment and a fixed benefits framework for all wars and dependents.
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Legion
NRA
Rockford
Illinois Department of the American Legion
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
Road engineer admits bulls caused his mishap near Downey
Karl M. Chamberlain United States Bureau of Public Roads highway engineer of Ogden said he has “bulls” in life but never blundered on highway matters until a Holstein bull pursued by a dog forced a right of way near Downey early Sunday evening. He collided with the bull as a hill and slough narrowed the road. His car was towed to Pocatello for repairs and he received treatment for nerves.
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Karl M. Chamberlain
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Ogden
Downey
Chamberlain
Pocatello
A. D. Stanley
Speaks Tonight at NRA Meeting at LDS Hall
Colonel Joseph Chester of the NRA speakers bureau will headline a mass NRA meeting at the LDS hall this evening. Additional elected speakers include Mrs. William Peacock Mrs. Byron B Downard W B Harris George Hunt I A Pelton with more to be announced. Roy L Black is set to speak to a Labor group at Antlers hall next Monday evening.
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Joseph Chester
NRA
LDS Hall
William Peacock
Byron B. Downard
Messrs
W. B. Harris
George Hunt
I. A. Pelton
Lamson Breaks Down At Murder Trial On Memorial Day
On the Stanford campus in San Jose California David A Lamson accused of beating his wife to death showed deep grief and cried My God My wife has been murdered upon bursting from a cottage door during a bonfire scene witnesses said Mrs L M Place rental agent testified at the murder trial She sought a tenant after a delayed door bell and found Lamson in the back yard with a rake.
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San Jose
Cal
David A. Lamson
Stanford University
L. M. Place
Lamson
Salt Lake City Faces Runaway Crime Wave
A wave of burglaries and robberies hits Salt Lake City with a running board holdup. Victims include George Haven and 8. T. Stevens, who were forced to drive to Redwood road and robbed of a watch and ring. Also reported were jewelry losses, cash, rings, and clothing from several homes and parked cars.
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Salt Lake City
George Haven
8. T. Stevens
Haven
Redwood Road
Auto code provisions tested but court ruling pending
Roosevelt signed mobile code sets 35 hour factory week 40 hour office week peak season 4 hour six day week. Factory wages by city size range 40c to 43c per hour. office pay 14 to 15 dollars weekly. Prohibits child labor and guarantees collective bargaining with merit-based employment no union membership requirement. Boise NRA canvass to secure recovery pledges with hundreds to attend briefing.
Body of Jersey City CC youth sent home
The body of John Cassidy 20 Jersey City will be sent to New Jersey from the Civilian Conservation Corps camp where he died after a highway accident that mangled his leg and led to amputation. A close friend from the CCC camp will accompany the body.
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M'Call
John Cassidy
New Jersey
Civilian Conservation Corps
Here
Young Cassidy
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
Will Rogers wires The Tribune on politics and sports
A Santa Monica column recalls Helen Wills Moody losing her championship and comments on Texas prohibition elections. It notes President Roosevelt's speech to wealthy Duchess County neighbors who reportedly did not vote for him, and playfully questions the code he would craft for them.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Helen Wills Moody
Texas
Helen
Roosevelt
Duchess County
NRA Volunteers 1,500,000 Back Blue Eagle Campaign
The NRA mobilizes 1.5 million volunteers led by Hugh L. Johnson to promote the blue eagle symbol in business and homes. Johnson warns against boycotts while pledging enforcement through public hearings and legal action for those who violate the code. Ford delays decision as negotiations with coal interests continue.
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Boise
NRA
Idaho
C. C. Anderson
Washington
Hugh 8
Johnson
Blue Eagle
John W. Peter Dies. Prominent Northwest Judge
John Wesley Peter 81 a longtime churchman and former Pocatello police judge died Sunday at his home 676 West Lewis Street after a paralytic stroke. Born 1851 in Metropolis Illinois he served as Seattle and Pocatello prosecutor and judge and was active in Republican and prohibition circles. Funeral services Tuesday 2 p m at the Methodist church with pallbearers from Odd Fellows Woodmen of the World and the Pocatello Bar association. Interment Mountainview cemetery McHan mortuary in charge. Survived by widow Elizabeth Terrell a sister and a brother a former wife Frances Laving Peter and two deceased children.
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John Wesley Peter
Pocatello
West Lewis Street
Judge Peter
Republican Party
Peter
Metropolis
Massac County
Illinois
Seattle
Washington
Elizabeth Terrell
Oddfellow and
Woodmen of the World
The
Oddfellows
Pocatello Bar Association
Methodist Church
J. G. Roddy
Baptist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan Mortuary
W. B. Main
Port Angeles
George W
Portneuf Lodge to attend funeral for John Peter
Members of Portneuf Lodge No. 20 are asked to meet at 1 30 Tuesday at the Oddfellows hall to attend funeral services for John Peter.
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Portneuf Lodge
The
Oddfellows Hall
John Peter
Idaho Weather Outlook Notices Unsettled North Tuesday
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday across Idaho with cooler readings in the north and west portions. The north portion turns unsettled Tuesday as conditions shift, bringing cooler air and potential showers to those areas.
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Idaho
North
Memorial Services Held for Missing Ogden Boys
Memorial services were held on Payette Lake shore for 19 year olds Paul Robison and Charles Salt, presumed drowned after their abandoned car was found near the lake last May. Parents and relatives attended near the spot where the car was located. bishops from Boise and Ogden led the LDS ceremony.
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Lake Shore
M'Call
Paul Robison
Charles Salt
Ogden
Payette Lake
Canada
William Salt
William Robison
Boise
J. E. Harris
Boise Ward
Latter Day Saints Church
Heber Q. Hale
Pledger
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