Congress Far From Roosevelts Program in 1937 Session
Washington reports that Congress has largely ignored the Roosevelt program during the special session. Debates centered on administration proposals with little mention of Black's Supreme Court nomination or Sino-Japanese neutrality, while tax revision and wage law fights loom into 1938. The farm bill faces Senate opposition and some measures may await January action.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Black
House
Rules Committee
Japanese Lay Army Near China Capital
Japanese forces claim the vanguard is within sight of Nanking walls and have occupied the country home of Chiang Kai shek. They report advancing toward Wuhu and Chinkiang with strikes on retreating Chinese forces, while a naval battle report about Nagato is contested.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Chiang Kaishek
Kaochiaomen
Wuhu
Yangtze River
Chinkiang
Grand Canal
Yangtze
Nagato
Tungchow
Pushan
Pocatello seeks new home for Lena the lioness
Lena a three month old African lioness in the basement of the Midwest hotel weighs 20 pounds. Delmar Robinson plans to train animals and sent $50 to a Texas company for Lena. Police advise finding a safe new home and consider Idaho Falls interest to take Lena.
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Lena
Delmar Robinson
Charlie Robinson
Midwest
Delmar
Texas
Lew Gox
Police Department
Soo
Ross Park
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Elk Preserve
Alana
Burglary charge filed against Henry McCless
County Prosecutor Milton Zener prepared to file a burglary charge in district court today against Henry McCless for allegedly robbing a room at the E. J. Satterfield home 1015 South Fifth. Police link McCless to attacks on three white women in the area during the past three weeks and a witness identified him while admitting she did not see his face. He claimed he was framed as officers described the identification during questioning.
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Milton Zener
Henry McCless
McCless
Jack Bennett
E. J. Satterfield
1015
South Fifth
Alameda
North Fifth Avenue
Dave McNichols
Lodge Head to Visit Audrey Franton of Wallace
Wallace president of the Rebekah assembly of Idaho will make an official visit to Ivy Rebekah lodge on Thursday December 9. A dinner in her honor is planned at the Congregational church at 6 30 p.m. Reservations can be made by calling 2043 J.
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Audrey Franton
Wallace
Rebekah Assembly of Idaho
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Congregational Church
Lindberghs Return From Long Exile in England Unnoticed
Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindbergh arrive home from a two year abroad exile aboard the President Harding. They dock in New York and plan a brief stay before可能 returning overseas after Christmas. Their sons remain in England or Wales with relatives as guards patrol the estate gates.
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Col
Charles Lindbergh
New York
President Harding
England
Colonel Lindbergh
Englewood, N. J
AP Telemat
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Lindberghs
Lindbergh
Atlantic
the Lone Eagle
Jon
Long Barn
Sevenoaks
Wales
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Land Morrow Lindbergh
Englewood N. J
Morrow Estate
Hudson River
Anne
United States
Manhattan
Dwight Morrow
Lindberth
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Aubrey Morgan
Morrow
J. P. Morgan
George VI
Statue of Liberty
Kent
Salvation Army Major visits Portland corps in luncheon meeting
Major Ronald M. Eberhart, divisional commander of The Salvation Army, headquarters in Portland, inspected the local corps and attended a Salvation Army board luncheon. He praised Captain Rice for the local corps' showing and urged more activity in 198 despite a curtailed budget.
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Ronald M. Eberhart
Salvation Army
Portland
Salvation Army Board
Eberhart
Rice
French flier sets Paris to South America record
Paul Codos, French pilot, completed a nonstop flight from Paris to Dakar, Senegal in 52 hours and some minutes. The journey follows his hop from Natall to Dakar and yesterday’s Atlantic hop relays.
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Atlantic
Rio DE Janeiro
Paul Codos
Natall
Dakar
Senegal
West Africa
Codos
Paris
South America
Labor Ticket Possible in 1940 Election
Washington December 6 1940 speculation grows over a national labor ticket for 1940 as New Jersey Labor Party forms with 150000 workers backing labor leaders. Michigan may follow with a nonpartisan league. LaGuardia and other labor backed candidates are discussed as possible 1940 contenders.
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Labor
New
New Jersey
Michigan
Washington
American Federation of Labor Representatives
American Labor Party of New Jersey
Newark
American Labor Party
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
National Labor Party
Democratic Party
Democratwakeent Volch
Orga Labor
Labor Party
LaGuards
Labor-Farmer Party
Progressive Party of
Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
Robert M. la Follette
Boy Struck By Car On North Main
Donald Knapp, 3, son of Mr and Mrs Howard A Knapp, was skinned and bruised but not seriously hurt after being struck at Main and Young by a car driven by Mrs Paul De Vriendt, traveling 15 to 20 mph. Witnesses J E Foster and Mrs Burns reported the incident to police. Dr O F Call diagnosed no serious injuries.
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Donald Knapp
Howard A. Knapp
West Young
Main and
Young
Paul de Vriendt
South Sixth
de Vriendt
Main
J. E. Foster
Temple Hotel
Burns
Final Date Today To Pay City Taxes
City offices will stay open until 5 p m today to receive city improvement taxes without penalty. Taxes unpaid today incur two percent plus ten percent interest and a twenty five cent charge for delinquent certificate.
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J. Ward Green
Nine Convicts Escape From Prison Camp
A posse of 50 men with bloodhounds hunted a wide area in Lee County for nine convicts who escaped from a prison camp near Sanford North Carolina. Local authorities pursued leads and extended the search into the night.
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Sanford
N. C
Lee County
Idaho pardon board delays Van Vlack commutation decision
The Idaho pardon board recessed from 1 p m today and will reconvene at 10 a m tomorrow to study the transcript of testimony on Triple Slaver Douglas Van Vlack. He faces a Dec 10 hanging in the state prison after being convicted in Tacoma Washington. Attorney General J W Taylor and Governor Barzilla W Clark cited need for more study of the record.
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Boise
Idaho Pardon Board
Douglas van Vlack
Tacoma
Wash
J. W. Taylor
Barzilla W. Clark
Ira H. Masters
Taylor
Clark
New Union Pacific Train Opens Sun Valley in December
The Union Pacific streamliner City of Los Angeles will debut December 21 with a guests list from New York. Notables include Cholly Knickerbocker Nancy Randolph of the New York Daily News and Harriman party members. The 17 car diesel train will tour Chicago New York Ketchum Ogden Salt Lake Los Angeles before regular service.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Union Puritc Streamliner
Los Angeles
New York
WarTu LW
CIQUA
Fround Cholly Knickerbocker
Inez Calloway Robb
Nancy Randolph
New York Daily News
Harry Sommers
Philadelphia
H. E. Travett
Utl
N. Y
Steve Hannagan
George Backer
Utah
Ketchum
Ogden
Salt Lake
Chicago
Plans Drafted for Happy Christmas in Pocatello
A city-wide committee on Christmas package distribution will be formed at 7 20 p m Thursday at the chamber of commerce offices. S E Brady president of the council of social agencies said the council will cooperate with all Pocatel lo organizations for a better and happier Christmas. Invitations were mailed to local civic and fraternal groups. The council includes the Y M C A Salvation Army Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls Y W C A and Boy Scouts.
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Christmans
Chamber of Commerce
S. E. Brady
Council of Social Agencies
Brady
Pocatello
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
$100 000 Ransom Sought for Fried Kidnapping
Reports from White Plains say Arthur Fried a 32 year old sand and gravel heir has been kidnapped for a $100000 ransom. Family members contact the alleged abductors while police monitor calls and Fried’s car is found near Rose dale Gardens. Investigators weigh ransom talks as relatives deny confirmed abduction.
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Witte Plains
N. Y
Arthur Fried
White Plains
Fried
Emma Fried
Soundview Avenue
Central Telephone Exchange
Rosedale Gardens
Mamaroneck Avenue
Harold Daniels
New York
Briarview Manor
Mamaroneck Road
Arlen
Joseph Fried
Empire Sand & Gravel Company
Nominees Named For Pocatello Chamber Directors
The Pocatello chamber of commerce announced candidates for twelve board seats. Six will be elected to two year terms by mail ballots to be returned December 18. Retiring and holdover members listed. 102 nominating ballots were cast. New officers are chosen after the vote and installed January 12.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Paul V. Nash
Chamber
E. P. Davis
Jos. W. Primbs
Don Cleaver
Piggly Wiggly Store Closed by Credit Association
Doors of the Piggly Wiggly store were closed today by order of the Intermountain Credit Men’s association. A notice ordering the closure was attached to the front door.
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Intermountain Credit Men's Association
Traffic Court Fines Stop Light Running and DUI Charges
John O Rourke 59 of 444 South Third fined 100 for operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a 7 55 p m collision at 425 South Fifth with F W Stout’s parked car. Several others received fines for disturbing the peace illegal parking and overtime bonds. Harold Root case sent to justice of the peace.
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John O'Rourke
South Third
O'Rourke
South Fifth
F. W. Stout
Stout
H. Worley
FP. J. Begley
O. A. Covert
Gaylord Sanford
Virgil Ruggles
W. J. Roseberg
M. T. Deaton
W. C. Slingsworth
W. H. McDonald
C. M
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China
Tanyang
Japan
Lodge
Robert D. Price
Southampton
M Gregory
Page
Mekes
New Yorker
Michigan Labor Party
Detroit
League of Creator Detroit
North Main
van Vlack
Union Pacific
Pocatello Chamber
Bertha L. Atkin
C. J. Billmeyer
Claude Bistline
Charles H. Bohrer
Paul M. Bryan
J. L. Craig, Jr
O. R. Craven
T. J. Hetland
H. M. MacCosham
B. C. Madill
John R. Nichols
H. B. Thompson
Ames
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Bistline
F. M Dale
Farmer
T. H
Moberley
E. E
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E. S
Comstock
R. J
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J. P
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Merrill
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