Insurance for Unemployed in Idaho Planned
Idaho business officials announce a committee to draft unemployment insurance and old age retirement measures adapted to Idaho conditions. The move aligns with expected social security act actions in Washington and possible state consolidations as new sessions are called.
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Idaho
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Shepherd
Parsons
T. L. Martin
Boise
L. B. McLaughlin
Ross
L. L. Gray
Nampa
J. A. Schoonover
J. Lynn Driscoll
Reilly Atkinson
J. J. Chapman
Borah Replies to Ohio Move in Presidential Primary
Senator Borah of Idaho refused to confirm plans for entering the Ohio presidential primary next spring. Friends say Ohio Republican leaders oppose Hoover may affect his decision, depending on how delegates are aligned. Borah notes he can enter in other states without declaring his plans.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Ohio
Ohio Republican State Central Committee
Herbert Hoover
State Committee
Rems
Hoover
Disbursing Orders Urged Returned by County Chief
County Administrator Fred Cunard urged local merchants and dairy operators to return disbursing orders to Bannock county relief headquarters by Friday due to suppression of IBRA activities. He said elimination of the relief set up requires immediate settlement.
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IBRA
Fred Cunard
Bannock County
Mr. Cunard
Mother Jailed On Charge Of Shooting Son
In Santa Barbara California Dorothea Wendt Longcope 38 wife of Jesse Livermore Sr was jailed on charges of assault with intent to commit murder after a Thanksgiving night shooting in their home. Her preliminary hearing was set for next Monday.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Jesse Livermore, Jr
Wall Street
Dorothea Wendt Longcope
Paul
Livermore
Longcope
Jesse
Dorothea Wendt Livermore
Jack Ross
James Ross
Princess Victoria of Britain Dies Quietly at Home
Princess Victoria, 67, sister of King George, died after a three week illness from a stomach hemorrhage at her Iver home. Her death sparks royal mourning and cancels openings of parliament ceremonies. She remained unmarried and was connected to many European royals.
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London
Victoria
George
Great Britain
Buckingham Palace
United Kingdom
Europe
Maud
Norway
Spain
Marie
Romania
Christian
Denmark
Greece
Iver
Queen Alexandra
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Lord Dawson
Toria
Buckinghamshire
King Edward VII
Queen Victoria
Blackfoot To Open Building With Lighted Dedication
Blackfoot prepares to dedicate its new post office with Friday and Saturday night lighting and six spotlights on the building. A dedication banquet is set for Friday at the parish hall with postmasters from Bingham County Idaho Falls and Pocatello, plus officials from the post office treasury and contractors. Mayor J H Andersen and C T Hansen, district postal inspector of Denver, will attend representing the department.
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Blackfoot
Postoffice Department
Treasury Department
J. H. Andersen
C. T. Hansen
Denver
Miller balks on test case in Boise Supreme Court
Idaho Attorney General Bert H. Miller refused to issue an opinion on whether the state sales tax law is legally extinct amid a constitutional challenge. He cited ethical concerns and noted the federal emergency relief funds have ceased, affecting relief fund matching requirements.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Bert H. Miller
Willis Moffatt
Miller
Emergency Cooperative Relief Fund
Ross
Works Progress Administration
Utah Weather: Fair Tonight and Wednesday Warmer NW Portion
The Utah forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with warmer readings concentrated in the northwest portion. No precipitation is expected and winds remain light.
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Utah
Northwest
King of Kings Seeks Peace With Italy Through Church Aid
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia has sought peace with Italy appealing to the Coptic church in Cairo. King George VI told Parliament that Britain will defend obligations under the League and defend empire. Fascist forces near Makale report possible contact with Ethiopian bands as St. George’s feast nears.
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Associated Press
Haile Selassie
Wartorn
Ethiopia
Italy
Cairo
Mussolini
King of Kings
George
Britain
League of Nations
Johannes
Makale
St. George
Idaho Miner Walter Estep Shot Dead in Big Creek Area
Sheriff and coroner flew to snow bound Big Creek country to investigate the fatal shooting of Walter Estep a miner. Officials said there was a controversy possibly over a woman and they seek Frank Lowbar in connection with the case. Estep and Lowbar had lived in Big Creek for years. The pair planned to return tonight.
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Cascade
Idaho
R. L. Wilson
Roscoe C. Ward
Valley County
Big Creek
Here
Walter Estep
Fred M. Taylor
Frank Lowbar
Estep
Lowbar
Wilson
FIRM ARMS REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT ANNOUNCED IN NEUTRALITY LAW
Secretary Hull warned criminal action against firms and individuals failing to register arms and implements of war under the neutrality act. A list of 386 registrants was released, while a 90 day period defined by the act required manufacturers exporters and importers to register with the State Department paying a 500 dollar fee. Ickes later said his prior remarks on exports were misunderstood and called for compliance with cargo holds on munitions.
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Washington
Hull
Secretary of State
Ickes
Italy
Ethiopia
Fever Epidemic Wanes In Pocatello As Quarantines Ease
Scarlet fever quarantines in Pocatello shrink with three home bans lifted and six rescinded leaving 53 cases across 43 homes under confinement. Peak closures reached 85 but officials warn of possible new cases as the epidemic subsides.
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Pocatello
Treasury Books Closed Quickly Boosts Winter Relief Funds
The Treasury closed its $900 million financing operation in one banking day. Secretary Morgenthau praised the rapid subscription and the bankers’ eager response as they took up notes and bonds to finance winter relief, lifting the public debt to a new high of $30.5 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Sharpshooter Sam Purshell Faces Slaughter Duty
Elk Island National Park reports Canadian government sharpshooter Sam Purshell recalling a rough day as he fired 24 shots to kill 23 buffalo. Despite a 150 consecutive lethal shot record, Purshell missed several animals and faced criticism during the operation to manage the Elk Island herd.
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Elk Island National Park
Alta
Sam Purshell
Purshell
Elk Island
Anwher
Eveafter Purshell
Peek Reports Spark Debate Over Trade Policy
Washington December 3 The valedictory report by George N Peek former adviser on foreign trade remains unnamed though expected to be critical He resigned as Roosevelt advisor and head of two export import banks amid clashes with Hull over world trade revival and Canada Brazil pacts.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Peek
Roosevelt
Hull
Brazil
Peck
Illinois
New Deal
AAA
Wallace
State Department
More Dole Money Seen in Washington
Washington observers say the administration may seek more dole money from Congress despite the drive to end this form of relief. The discussion surfaced in informed quarters as policy debates continue.
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Washington
Congress
Five Convicts Break From Boston Jail In Fatal Escape
In Muskogee Oklahoma six men including four convicts in the Okemah bank robbery attempt escape from the city federal jail after wounding Chief Bolton. One escapes suspect dies. others include Dan Heady Russell Cooper and Leonard Short. In Boston, five inmates attempt escape from Massachusetts prison end in two deaths and multiple injuries as guards and police intervene.
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Muskogee
Okla
Okemah National
Ben Bolton
Marsh Corgan
Irish O'Malley
Dan Heady
Kansas City
Dewey Gilmore
Dallas
Texas
Russell Cooper
Fort Smith
Ark
Leonard Short
Galena
Don Garrett
Leavenworth Penitentiary
John Blackburn
Heady
Cooper
Gilmore
Secretary Explains Idaho Woolgrowers Stand on Grazing Bill
M C Claar secretary of the Idaho Woolgrowers association said Idaho wool growers have no fight with the Taylor grazing bill or any stockmen. He noted 241 wool growers refused to participate in the Burley grazing hearing because they questioned the legality of the proposed southeastern Idaho grazing district.
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Boise
M. C Claar
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
Idaho
Burley
Claar
Government says it breaks up revolutionary conspiracy in Honduras
Tegucigalpa reports the government claims it uncovered a revolutionary conspiracy led by liberal party members and jailed the leaders.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Liberal Party
Champ Steer and Hog Win at International Livestock Exposition
Pat's Blue Ribbon steer raised by 19 year old Cleo Yoder of Wellman Iowa won grand champion steer at the 36th International Livestock Exposition. Purdue Model V Chester white weighing 258 pounds claimed grand champion barrow for Purdue University LaFayette Indiana, with Berkshire from Pennsylvania State College as reserve grand champ.
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Chicago
Wellman
Iowa
Cleo Yoder
Purdue
Killer Waits For Attorney In Idaho Slaying Case
Douglas Van Vlack, accused of killing State Patrolman Fontaine Cooper and his former wife Mildred Hook, awaits Taccoma lawyer Leo Teats. County Attorney Edward Babcock will seek the death penalty on the first degree murder charge. Van Vlack says the events were a nightmare and blames a man named Givens for provoking the shootings.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Taccoma
Douglas van Vlack
Leo Teats
Washington
van Vlack
Edward Babcock
Fontaine Cooper
van Vinck
Mildred Hook
Associated Press
Givens
Miss Hook
Hoover to Speak in St. Louis on Major Issues Tour
Former president Herbert Hoover will deliver the third address in a series on major political issues in St. Louis on December 16 before John Marshall Republican. The date for the fourth talk was not announced at this time.
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State Chamber
L. F. Parsons
State Chamber of Commerce
King George
Princess Victoria
Miller Balks
D Giaseuds
Coptic Christian Church
Devon Francis
Treasury Books
Dole
Decies
Catherine Moya Beresford
Lord Decies
Patrick Bellew
Richard Eustace Bellew
Lord Bellew
Boston
Massachusetts
Louis Richards
Somerville
Philip Naples
Worcester
Richards
Wille MacDonald
Edward J. Shaughnessey
Michael O'Donnell
William Wilson
Naples
Boston & Maine
Edward McArdle
Willam McManus
Frank Joyce
Charles O'Brien
Champ Steer
Hog
Killer
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