Senate Agrees to Limit Talks on Farm Bill Debate Ended
The Senate approved a 15 minute limit per speaker for amendments and 20 minutes for the bill, with speakers allowed once per amendment and once on the bill. Senator Lee’s voluntary substitute is exempted, as are other substitutes, while the motion to return to the Agriculture Committee is excluded from the limit. The plan takes effect Monday afternoon and leaders expect passage next week. Senator King denounced the bill as a monstrous measure threatening dictator like control by the Agriculture Secretary.
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Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
House
King
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Stalin
Youth Held For Killing Near Hailey Idaho
Charles Smith, 17, is held for questioning in the fatal shooting of Vernon Nimmo, 17, whose body was found in the snow near the Smith home in the Picabo Hailey area. Smith admitted firing the shot but gave no motive. Nimmo was found about 30 feet from the Smiths' front door.
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Mont
Larry Weir
Charles Smith
Vernon Nimmo
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Young Smith
A. B. Sharp
Picabo
Idaho
Sms
Hailey
Weir
Nimmon
Burke links Roosevelt to Vargas in defense society address
Senator Burke of Nebraska used a New York dinner to tie President Roosevelt to Brazil's Vargas and the New Deal, arguing the American form of government needs defense amid global changes. He recalled Roosevelt's 1940 visit to Brazil and the remark crediting two leaders with inventing the New Deal.
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Burke
Nebr
Roosevelt
Vargas
Brazil
American Defense Society
Supreme Court
South American
Brazil. A Year Ago When Our Chief Executive (Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Masons to Elect Officers in Poca Tello Chapter
A stated convocation of Poca Tello Chapter 6 R A M will be held at 7 30 p m Monday with election of officers planned. Other Masonic events include Gate City Commandery No 4 officers election Tuesday night Bannock Council No 2 December 13 and installation by chapter and council December 20.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Bannock Council
Groups Join Elks To Establish Safety Organization
A Pocatello safety council is planned after an Elks traffic safety meeting. Representatives from several groups will meet Wednesday at 8 p m in the Elks temple library to form a permanent council meeting twice monthly.
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Elks Traffic Safety Campaign Committee
Pocatello
Library of the
Elks Temple
Elks Safety Committee
Jack Trimming
Pocatello Lodge
Charles Spencer Hart
United States
Mr. Hart
Ward Plans Comedy at Recreation Hall
The Fifth Ward M. I. A. presents a three act comedy A Prince There Was directed by Cleapha Walker at 8 p.m. December 17 in the ward recreation hall. Cast includes Lawrence Walker George Clawson Alec Tubbs Renee Davis Lola Wilker Estella Luskinsky Maud Miner Irvin Galloway Wanda Ward Ernest Davis Eva Stoddard and George Egbert.
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Cleapha Walker
Fifth Ward
Prince
the Ward Recreation Hall
Lawrence Walker
George Clawson
Alec Tubbs
Renee Davis
Lola Wilker
Estella Luskinsky
Maud Miner
Irvin Galloway
Wanda Ward
Ernest Davis
Eva Stoddard
George Egbert
Owls of Rice Are Champs Of Southwestern Loop
The Rice Owls clinched the Southwest Conference title with a 15-7 comeback win over SMU, securing a Cotton Bowl berth to face Colorado. Duquesne, Manhattan, and Florida posted notable results in the weekend college football action as the 1937 campaign neared its end.
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Jaspers
Tulsa
Alabama
Crimson Tide
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Tenne Ore
Mecierre
Ole Miss
Florida
Kenrick
Gators
Kentucky
South Caroclina
Louisiana Tech
West States Brace for Cold Front From Canadian High
The Canadian high pressure cold air mass moves southward tonight over Yellowstone Park and Montana. Lowest readings are in the south central provinces and northern plains with light scattered precipitation in parts of the Northwest Coast Idaho Wyoming and Colorado. Major cities report varying cloud cover and low temperatures ranging from the mid teens to upper thirties as fair weather remains in most western areas.
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Pocatello
Portland
Ene
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Salt Lake City
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Seattle
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Washington
Barometer High Point Record Set by Weather Bureau
The U S weather bureau at Pocatello recorded a low temperature of 24 degrees at 8 a m and a high of 37 degrees by 4 p m Saturday. Year ago highs and lows were 28 and seven degrees. M Grover, observer, notes the barometer reading was the highest in three months at the weather station.
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P Catello
M. Grover
Irea
League Flags B. W. Clark
Retail beer dealers of Idaho Falls join Idaho American Retail Liquor League in opposition to Governor Barzilla W. Clark's policies. M C McNichols, league secretary, says members petitioned for a 1938 vote on the state liquor plan and declares the governor faces strong home opposition citing lack of leadership and moral courage.
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Idaho American Retail Liquor League of
Pocatello
Barzilla W. Clark
M. C. McNichols
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McNichols
Idaho
Clark
Idaho税 gold? Commission to collect 65 000 in taxes for produce
Boise, Dec. 4. Idaho's Poll and Vegetable Advertising Commission, Executive Secretary Carl L. DeLang said today the commission will take immediate steps to collect an estimated 65 000 in taxes now in the hands of dealers. A new suit against the commission filed Thursday at Caldwell by Ariel Crowley challenges the 1937 statute creating the commission but will not affect its operations. The suit does not restrain the commission from its activities and it will proceed with advertising and tax collection. Sponsors estimated the 1 cent per hundred weight tax on potatoes onions prunes and apples would raise about 125 000 yearly for advertising the four products.
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Idahos Poll and Vegetable Advertising Commission
Carl L. DeLang
Commission
Caldwell
Ariel Crowley
Ateney
DeLong
British ship sprayed with bullets during nuns evacuation
In Shanghat on December 4 a British mercy ship was fired upon while trying to evacuate nine French Canadian nuns from Japanese occupied Tsungming island near Shanghai. The Chinese chief officer was fatally shot and a sailor and several passengers were wounded. The rescue attempt led by British Consular officer EB Boothby and Father Adrien Sansoucy was halted. The nine nuns had been marooned for three months on the Yangtze Estuary island amid rising tensions.
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Yangtze
Postal Bandit Gang Hunted in $50,000 Mail Heist
In New York at the general post office three trusted workers and two others allegedly orchestrated a theft from a double locked mail truck. A padlock was found broken and eleven sacks missing after a cross town run to the ferry and river route. Inspector James J. Doran vows to uncover the simple method behind the crime.
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Pennsylvania
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Pennsyvania Bank
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Ten'h Avenue
All-State grid team named by Boise High Lights staff
Boise High Lights announces a mythical 1937 All-State team for the defunct Southern Idaho Biz Ten conference. Nominations by coaches place Mathison of Boise at center with Curtis of Pocatello and Dilley. guards Goodnight of Twin Falls and Clayville of Boise. tackles Whitlock of Boise and Hillbrand. ends Ubernaza of Boise and Fiction and Graham of Idaho Falls. quarterback Fantasy and Brady of Nampa at full back.
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Harry Miller
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Southern Idaho Biz
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Curtis
Pocatello
Dilley
Caldwell
Goodnight
Twin Falls
Clayville
Whitlock
Hillbrand
Eight-Pound Baby Born to Mrs Baer in Oakland Hospital
An eight-pound baby boy was born tonight to Mrs. Max Baer wife of the former heavyweight boxing champion at Fast Oakland hospital. Physicians said mother and baby were doing nicely. Mrs Baer is the former Mary Sullivan of Washington D C.
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Fast Oakland Hospital
Kentuckian admits robbery and kidnapping case in Utah
17 year old Bert Stewart of Kentucky pled guilty to robbery and confessed kidnapping in a Salt Lake City to Logan canyon crime. Sheriff Jeff Stowell said Stewart forced jewelry salesman Lawrence Sonnita to drive, tied him to a tree, and fled in a car. Stewart also admitted two other kidnap robberies near Greeley Cole and Cheyenne Wyoming. Jewelry samples valued at 700 dollars were recovered. Sonntag, the jewelry salesman, identified Stewart from a lineup and described the events. Stewart was arrested in Logan and escape was blocked by mud and snow.
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Bert Stewar
Salt Lake City
Cache County
Jeff Stowell
Stowell
Lawrence Sonniae
Logan Canyon
Sonntag
Stewart
Greeley
Cole
Cheyenne
Brigham City
Idaho Maine Potatoes Face Off in Capitol Dinner Contest
In Washington a potato dinner contest is planned in the house restaurant on December 7 at 12 30 p m. Idaho and Maine bakers will present potatoes judged by impartial tasters including delegates from Alaska Hawaii the Philippines and Puerto Rico. Idaho and Maine representatives promote their state grown spuds amid a friendly rivalry.
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House of A Representatives
Brewster, Oliver and Smith
Maine
White and Clark
Idaho
United States
White
Clark
Delecates
Alaska
Hawaii
Philipines
Puerto Rico
Five Men Charged in Cattle Theft Ring Near Las Vegas
State police in Las Vegas New Mexico enter charges against five men for cattle rustling. Captain Roy Vermillion says arrests break a well organized rustling ring.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Roy Vermillion
Autoist is Killed in Utah Car Crash
Brigham City Utah reports John Claude Cawley 24 Ogden died in Brigham City hospital at 11 am after being hurled 100 feet from the car as it turned over in a barrow pit. The victim died without regaining consciousness.
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Brigham City
Utah
Dee
John Claude Cawley
Ogden
Board of Pardons Delays Case To Monday Decision
The Idaho State pardon board postponed action on Douglas Van Vinck's request for a commutation of his death sentence until 10 am Monday. Governor Barzilla Clark Attorney General J W Taylor and Secretary Ira Masters met in executive session with Van Vinck and his Tacoma parents and Idaho Supreme Court Justice James F P AHe.
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Idaho State Pardon Board
Douglas van Vinck
Tacoma
Wash
Barzilla W. Clark
J. W. Taylor
Ira H. Masters
Sesson
Clark
Carl van Vinck
Robert Allehie
Firemen Seek Toys for Christmas Drive at West Side Station
Pocatello firemen run a toy repair shop but face staff and supply shortages as most repairs are on leftovers from last year. Captain Henry Minor asks the public to donate broken or used toys, with pickups arranged via the fire station or the Elks club, to ensure toys reach children before Christmas.
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Henry Minor
West Side
Santa Claus
Elks Club
State Industrial Board Hears 2 Accident Cases
The State Accident Insurance Board heard in district court here Saturday morning the case Leo B Black deceased vs Olive J Black and minor child and John Deane employer. The matter was continued to Monday. Black died last summer from injuries after falling from a roof on North Hayes avenue. Deane denies liability claiming casual employment. On Tuesday the board will hear Lena Sumner vs Mrs Elsie Curtis.
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Pocatellan
Frank Lanzley
Coeur d'Alene
State Accident Insurance Board
Alice Ray
Leo B. Black
Olive J. Black
John Deane
Black
North Hayes Avenue
Isaac
Not Guilty Verdict Returned by Jury In Battery Case
W G Christensen of Downer filed a damage suit against FE S Harper of Pocatello. The jury in Justice William Ryan's court found Harper not guilty on November 19 in the battery case, with Christensen also the complainant in that charge.
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Downer
FE. S. Harper
Pocatillo
Harper
William Ryan
Wov
Christensen
Justice Ryan
Mrs. Maray Hamilton Dies at 81 in Los Angeles
Mrs. Maray Hamilton aged 81 and mother to John D. M. Hamilton Jr. died in Los Angeles from complications after a stroke suffered a month earlier. Strategic political ties attributed to her son include his role as chairman of the Republican national committee.
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Maray Hamilton
John D. M. Hamilton, Jr
Republican National Committee
Train collision near Aragon station kills twenty in Valencia
Twenty people died and several were injured when an electric train collided with a passenger train near Aragon railway station in Valencia today.
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Spain
Dee
Aragon
Valencia
Unsettled Weather Pattern Shifts North This Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions in the south trend unsettled toward the north Sunday and Monday with no temperature change expected.
Wittman Wins Miami Air Show Speed Event After Fatal Crashes
S J Wittman of Oshkosh Wisconsin won the sole speed event on day two of Miami Florida's winter air show despite a 30 second handicap. Bob Davis, John Crowell, and Tex La Grone followed in the standings. The event came after yesterday's crashes that killed Rudy Kling Lemong and Frank Haines.
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Fra
S. J. Wittman
Oshkosh
Rudy Kling
Lemong
Frank Haines
Detroit
Wittman
Bob Davis
Bloomington
John E. Crowell
Winston Salem
N. C
Tex la Grone
Kansas City
Waco
Joe Marrs
Waldron Schanz
Bernardsville
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Two men fail to post bond in Utah slaying case
Charles Bosshardt and George Schaefer, both charged with killing Spencer Malan in Southern Utah, were returned to Washington county jail after failing to raise a $10,000 bond at a hearing before Justice Harold C. Snow. District Attorney E. J. Pickett said arraignment would occur late next week, with a definite date not set.
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Utah
Charles Bosshardt
George Schaefer
Spencer Malan
Washington County
Harold C. Snow
E. J. Pickett
Utah Weather Fair With Little Temperature Change
The Utah forecast calls for fair weather on Sunday and Monday with only light change in temperatures. Highs and lows should remain near seasonal norms as a gentle, dry pattern continues across the state.
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