Idaho to Replace IERA with New Relief Agency
Governor Ross announces formation of Idaho cooperative relief agency to take over IERA duties. About 350 IERA staffers lose jobs as the switch occurs at midnight. Peter Cohn named active director with Ross as administrator. agency will serve roughly 20 000 unemployables and coordinate with federal programs.
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Boise
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
A. W. Jacomini
Ross
Idaho Cooperative Agency For Public Relief
IERA
TERA
Idaho
Peter Cohn
Works Progress Administration
United States
Wife Kidnapper Goes On Trial In West Virginia Case
William Mavin Roman 39 an itinerant worker goes on trial on a 1927 charge of kidnapping a 6 year old girl who later became his wife and mother of his son. The defendant and his wife contend the girl went along voluntarily and defense argues she threatened self harm if convicted. State troopers arrested Roman and he faces up to five years.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
William Mavin Roman
Dorothy Evelyn Bradley Roman
Gilbert Easley
Roman
China Clipper Sets Manila to Wake Flight in Progress
The China Clipper, returning from Manila, took off from Guam at 6 11 a m Tuesday for a 1350 mile flight to Wake. Pan American Airways base reported the route and estimated flight time near 134 hours.
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Alameda
Calif
Manila
Guam
Wake
Pan American Airways
Why A Four Year School At Pocatello
North Idahoans argue that adding a four year school to Pocatello would not eliminate the University of Idaho at Moscow. Proponents say two four year institutions would share courses and maintain high educational standards.
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Pocatello
Moscow
Leading Woman Educator Miss M. Carey Thomas Dies
PHILADELPHIA December 2 AP Miss M Carey Thomas president emeritus of Bryn Mawr College dies at 79 She helped found Bryn Mawr in 1885 and served as its second president retiring in 1922 to be elected president emeritus She was one of the nation’s best known women educators.
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Philadelphia
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
Miss Thomas
Bryn Mawr
1936 Corn-Hog Plan Detailed Details of Contingent Contracts
Washington officials announced 1936 1937 corn hog contracts designed to raise hog production 30 percent in 1936 under balanced farming. Contracts specify base production, allow 100 percent hog base, require corn 10 30 percent under base, pay 1.25 per hog and 0.35 per bushel corn for 1936, with two payments due Aug 1 and Dec 31, tenant landlord sharing, and erosion planting for acres removed from corn.
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Washington
AAA
Kiwanis Officers Hold Conference in Bannock Hotel
District Kiwanis leaders from 20 of 22 Utah-Idaho clubs met at Bannock hotel in Pocatello for the district president and secretaries conference. Gov John Fagerstedt of Weiser presided. retiring district governor Dr Dave Henderson spoke on vocational guidance. Vivian Kimbrugh of Weiser elected district secretary. musical numbers by the university trio. Larry Dirks of Chicago gave the luncheon address.
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Utah-Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
John Fagerstedt
Weiser
Dave Henderson
Salt Lake City
Lorus Manwaring
International District Committee On
Henderson
Vivian Kimbrough
O. D. Garrison
Pocatello Club
J. C. Gardner
Donald Kissane
Larry Dirks
Chicago
International Organization
Resolutions Committee
Arimo
H. W. Henderson
Hoover Opposed By Ohio Party
In Columbus Ohio the Republican state committee informally opposed former President Herbert Hoover as a presidential candidate and decided to send a favorite son of the uninstructed delegation to the national convention. Chairman Ed D Schorr said the action was informal but unanimous against Hoover and a later meeting will select two favorite son candidates and a second choice.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Committee
Herrt Hoover
Ed D. Schorr
Hoover
Can- Gizet
Public debt heads toward new record in America
The treasury seeks 900 million dollars for relief financing and ready cash raising the possible total debt to about 30.5 billion. Secretary Morgenthau offers 450 million in 2 percent ten year bonds and 450 million in 14 percent five year notes with exchanges for 24 percent notes. If fully subscribed, borrowings since July 1 exceed 1.7 billion and Roosevelt forecasts leave 862 million to raise in the last half of the fiscal year. The chart shows debt rises since 1861 with figures through November 27, 1935.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Chinese to Grant Powers in North China Autonomy Move
The Chinese national government plans to grant near autonomy to North China to keep it aligned with Nanking. Chiang Kai-Shek and leaders argue this retains central control by adjusting currency policies and governance through a northern program presented to Paoting officials. Japanese diplomats reportedly favor the plan, though some North China officers resist relinquishing the autonomy trend.
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Associated Press
North China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ho Ying-Chin
Paoting
Hopeh
Death Unavoidable Says Coroner Jury
Coroner E T Peck of Blackfoot ruled Clyde Delia Gardner seven of Firth died in an unavoidable accident after being struck by a truck on the Yellowstone Path. The boy’s parents are Mr and Mrs W C Gardner. He suffered a broken leg and internal injuries and died in a local hospital. The coroner found no inquest was needed.
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Tdaho Falls
E. T. Peck
Blackfoot
Clyde Delia Gardner
Firth
W. C. Gardner
King Tut Curse Fades as Professor Breasted Dies
Dr. James Henry Breasted eminent archaeologist dies in New York at 70 from a hemolytic streptococcal infection after a Savoia voyage. He scoffed at Tutankhamen tomb curse while directing the Oriental Institute and pursuing ancient Egypt and Near East studies. Cremation planned per his wish. survivors include son James Henry Breasted Jr and Astrid Breasted.
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New York
James H. Breasted
Egypt
Presbyterian Medical Centre
Conte di Savois
Breasted i
Orar
Breas
Breasted
Near East
di Savoia
Tommyrot
Charles Breasted
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
James Henry Breasted, Jr
Oxford
Astrid Breasted
United States
Lord Carnarvon
James Henry Breasted
Charges Filed in Coast Case Involving Dorothea Longcope
Dorothea Longcope charged with assault with deadly weapon intending murder for shooting her 16 year old son Jesse Livermore Jr. in Santa Barbara. She appeared before Justice Wagner, bond set at 3000 cash and 6000 property, preliminary hearing likely December and the case connected to Livermore Sr. and a drunken quarrel. The boy’s health worsened from a bullet wound and pneumonia amid infection threats.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Dev
Dorothea Wend
Longcope
Jesse Livermor Jr
Justice of the Peace
Erne
Wagner
Harrison Ryan
Martin Coen
Nine Scarlet Fever Cases Prompt Expanded Quarantine
Nine new cases of scarlet fever were reported to health authorities today, leading to the quarantine of seven additional homes. Twelve families were released from quarantine over the weekend, officials said.
Confessed Idaho Killer Hopes to Escape Gallows
Douglas Van Vinck of Tacoma confessed to shooting state trooper Fontaine Cooper during a pursuit near Buhl Idaho. He spoke with reporters and officials while awaiting possible murder charges for his former wife Mildred Hook and for Cooper’s death. Prosecutor Babcock indicates trial is set for January with potential death penalty if Cooper’s slaying yields a verdict. Also awaiting arrival of lawyer Leo Teats to define defense strategy.
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Twin Falls
Idah
Douglas van Vinck
Tacoma
Sram
van Vinck
Fontaine Cooper
Henry C. Givens
Buhl
Idaho
Miss Mildred Hook
Miss Hook
Here
E. F. Prater
Edward E. Babcock
van Vlack
Carl van Viack
Leo Teats
van Vilack
Josep Hook
Clyde
Vincent
Mildred
Babcock
Haile Selassie Masses Forces for Northern Ethiopian Fight
Associated Press reports 400000 Ethiopian soldiers massed against Italy in northern Ethiopia led by Ras Seyoum and Ras Kassa for a general offensive. Emperor Haile Selassie reportedly near combat area as sanctions bite Italy and casualties rise in eastern Tembien.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Ras Seyoum
Ras Kassa
Haile Selassie
Dessre
Italy
League of Nations
Mussolini
Rome
Tembien
Maekale
Liberals Plot Unified Campaign Across Wisconsin
Delegates from nine liberal groups propose a single liberal slate and a production for use platform to remove the Socialist column from ballots for state county and city offices. The plan aims to unify liberals and elect federation chosen candidates while preserving party identities.
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Milwaukee
Farm-Labor Progressive Federation
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Thomas M. Duncan
Philp F. LaFollette
Duncan
Lsted
Third Chaplain Is Posted Here In Pocatello CCC District
Rev. Fr. John K. Connelly arrives as 1st Lt Chaplain Resident to boost the Pocatello CCC district to three chaplains. He comes from Sacramento California after eight months with the Reading CCC district and immediate commissioning. Also on duty are Captain Claude F. Acree and 1st Lt. David A. Wilson.
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Pocatello CCC
John K. Connelly
Sacramento
Calif
Connelly
CCC
Reading
Cal
Pocatello
Christian Brothers College
St. Patrick's Seminary
Menlo Park
California
St. Joseph's Seminary
Mountain View
Claude F. Acree
David A. Wilson
Manfalls from third floor leaves unclear injuries
A fragment from GOOD REASON GASTONIA North Carolina December 21 reports Johnnie Dill fell from a third story outlet. The note questions injuries and mentions a wrestler background.
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Gastonia
N. C
Johnnie Dill
Perfect Wife Is Described by Men
University of Rochester men outline ideal brides combining brains beauty and personality with domestic skill and willingness to improve. They seek a good hostess humor and generosity while not insisting on extreme beauty beyond the best of the campus.
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Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Fish Would Seek 1936 GOP Nomination If Borah Declines
Representative Fish of New York said he would seek the 1936 Republican presidential nomination unless Senator Borah runs. If Borah does not run, Fish would support Borah’s candidacy or a western ally. He spoke after two Washington meetings and predicted Borah could unite the party on a liberal platform and win broad support.
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Washington
Fish
New York
Borah
The
New Yorker
Berah
Eisent
Senator Borah
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
November was a Cloudy and Cold Month
The report notes a largely cloudy November with only 5 clear days and 17 cloudy days. Mean temperature was 32.0 degrees, making it one of the coldest Novembers on record. precipitation totaled 0.61 inches with 2.5 inches of snowfall and an annual rainfall deficit of 2.77 inches. Wind averaged 6 mph, peak 21 mph from the southwest on the 9th.
Cabinet Meets To Plan Move Against Duce
British cabinet holds a three hour session amid speculation on a league of nations oil embargo on Italy as a quick step to halt the Italo Ethiopian war. Ministers weigh if the United States will join and whether Italy would halt essential imports for military needs in East Africa.
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Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Associated London
League of Nations
Italy
League of Nations‘ Sanctions Committee of 18
Britain
Stanley Baldewin
United States
League Estates
East Africa
Man Prisoner in Deep Well Near Wilkesboro
Robert Dyson, 42, was found alive at the bottom of an abandoned sawmill well after a 10 day entrapment. He had carved steps with a pine stick to within eight feet of the top before collapsing, and doctors expected recovery in days while he lost about 30 pounds.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Robert Dyson
Dyson
W. B. Somers
I. M. Myers
Y Committee Named to Nominate Directors at Annual Meeting
President E C Manson of the local Y M C A appointed a nominating committee for the January board election. Members include A L Merrill Ben G Tandy Walter Newcomb Elwood Gledhill and Homer Martin. Terms expiring: R A Pierce H H Whittlesey E Norman Vaughn W H Cleave.
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E. C. Manson
A. L. Merrill
Ben G. Tandy
Walter Newcomb
Elwood Gledhill
Homer Martin
R. A. Pierce
H. H. Whittlesey
E. Norman Vaughn
W. H. Cleave
Vaughn
Cleave
Directors of Trustees
Weather forecast snippet prompts pair tonight and Tuesday
Short forecast notes a pair of weather periods tonight and Tuesday with brief mentions of precipitation and conditions. The readable text is fragmentary.
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