Borah Warns Against Breaking Constitutional Government
Senator Borah of Idaho warned on radio against surrendering constitutional restraints to power as he heralded a new presidential campaign. He attacked monopoly and bureaucracy, urged defense of free enterprise and liberty, and referenced the NRA decision as a pivot for New Deal recovery.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Columbia Broadcasting System
America
New Deal
Supreme Court
NRA
Teeth appear on Dionne quintuplets during film production
Hollywood producers report Emilie and Yvonne Dionne have grown new teeth while filming their first feature in Caland er Ontario. Make-up and shooting order cause mouth shapes to vary on camera, prompting concerns that audiences may notice inconsistencies across scenes.
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Hollywood
Dec
Emilie
Yvonne Dionne
Callander
Ont
Darryl Zanuck
Former New Deal Official Attacks Canada Tariff Pact
George N. Peek, ex-president of the Export-Import Bank, denounces the Canadian tariff treaty as a reversal of Democratic policy and a threat to agriculture. He argues against the most favored nation policy and favors direct sales of American surpluses, planning new offices in Washington next week and staying to fight his line this winter.
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Washington
New Deal
George N. Peek
Roosevelt
Peek
America
United States
Canada
Export-Import Bank
Hugh S. Johnson
Exemption Granted for Potatoes Penalties in New Tax Plan
Washington reports a new exemption under the potato control act easing penalties for consumers buying potatoes in regular retail establishments. The AAA announced that only the first sale of unstamped potatoes incurs the tax, with a 27.5 cent per pound levy on potatoes sold beyond a 326.6 million bushel exempt allotment. regulations confirm stamps must appear on packages.
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Washington
AAA
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Job Secured But Too Late in Schenectady Tragedy
Gus Nicholas 45 reported a new job after a recent fortune loss but his letters to his wife Margaret 32 and daughter Tris 15 went astray. Police say the New York City flat was found with two suicides, a note from the mother and a bank book and money order found near the bodies.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Gus Nicholas
New York City
Margaret
Tris
Tessie
Gus
Norfolk
Madison Street
New York
Nicholas
Madison Avenue
Egyptians clash with police at Cairo University
Cairo December 7 report that Egyptian police and about 1,000 Cairo University students fought for half an hour at the Gaza bridge using stones bird shot and clubs. Three British policemen were injured and 60 students were jailed in the latest anti British action. Dozens were beaten and knocked down.
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Cairo
Egypt
Cairo University
Gaza Bridge
Woman arrested on driving without license after crash
Mrs. William Jess of 1405 South Fifth was arrested Saturday after an automobile collision at Main and Sublett. Police say she drove without a license and struck a car driven by U. S. Pack of 1539 North Arthur during a U turn.
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William Jess
South Fifth
Jess
U. S
Twin Falls Man To Head Workers
Eugene Scott of Twin Falls elected president of the United Workers of Idaho at its annual convention in Boise. He succeeds James Woods of Pocatello. J. B. McClellan of Lewiston named vice president and W. R. S. Lang of Boise re-elected secretary and treasurer. Delegates delayed arrival pushed session into a second day.
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Boise
Eugene Scott
Twin Falls
United Workers of Idaho
Scott
James Woods
Pocatello
J. B. McClellan
Lewiston
W. R. S. Lang
Record Cold Grips Interior Alaska in December
Interior Alaska endured extreme lows with Fort Yukon posting 71 below zero, the coldest December reading in its 61 year history. Fairbanks registered 59 below zero, tying its December record set in 1912.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Fort Yukon
Yukon
Utah Weather Quiet Forecast for Sunday and Monday
The Utah forecast calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with only small temperature changes. No precipitation is expected as high pressure remains nearby and winds stay light. Local communities should plan outdoor activities.
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Utah
Wool Growers Refuse Attend Called Meet in Idaho
Cattlemen and wool growers in 12 southeastern Idaho counties elect an advisory board to administer acreage for district No. 3 under the Taylor act if additional land is allocated. Sheepmen refuse to attend the session led by F R Carpenter and chaired by E R Greenster, signaling disputes over authority and representation.
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Shepmen
Congress
Burley
Challis
T. C. Bacon
Twin Falls
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Plane starts on long trip to search for missing Antarctic explorer
Atlanta December 7 Thaw and colleague begin a 9500 mile flight from Caldwell New Jersey toward Brownsville Texas then to the Wyatt Earp supply ship to aid the search for Russell Ellsworth missing after an attempted Antarctic pole flight Thaw hopes to reach the southern tip of South America in six days before reporting to the Wyatt Earp
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Atlanta
Lincoln Ellsworth
Russell W. Thaw
Caldwell
N. J
Thaw
New Jersey
William Henry Klenke, Jr
New York
Brownsville
Texas
Wyatt Earp
Ellsworth
South Pole
South America
Four fined for public liquor at Saturday dance
George Lincoln and G W Smith were arrested at a public dance Saturday night on consuming liquor in public and fined 10 dollars each after arraignment before Justice William Hinckley. James Carlson and Claude Jones faced the same charge and also paid 10 dollars fines before Justice William Ryan.
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George Lincoln
G. W. Smith
William Hinckley
James Carlson
Claude Jones
William Ryan
Dog Proves Ads Help, Returns Home Through Want Ad
In Minneapolis an owner reclaimed Cato the springer spaniel after a local want ad self inserted by the dog. The dog wandered to the advertising office, a photo was taken, and the dog went to Animal Rescue League kennels. A Marshall physician finally confirmed ownership after many claimed the dog.
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Minneapolis
Cato
Animal Rescue League
Marshall, Minn
Dedication of Blackfoot federal building proceeds without Clark
The opening celebration in Blackfoot continues with a dedication program on the new federal building steps. D Worth Clark could not attend. District Judge Guy Stevens filled his role. Speakers included Dr. W C White James D Johnston C T Hansen and James Duckworth.
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Blackfoot
Federal
D. Worth Clark
Treasury Department
Guy Stevens
W. C. White
Chamber of Commerce
James D. Johnston
W. T. Turner
the Baptist Church
Rcal Boy Scouts
Ises
C. T. Hansen
Denver
U. S. Postal
James Duckworth
Blackfoot L. D. S. Stake
Idaho Education Board Approves Infirmary at Moscow
The Idaho state board of education adjourned after approving a University of Idaho infirmary in Moscow and allowing a Lewiston parochial school to use unused rooms at the state normal. Four bids for excavation and foundation were opened. Colonial Construction of Spokane bid 3 633 dollars the low bid. The Public Works Administration will furnish 55 percent of the funding and bids will be reviewed by J W Otter.
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Boise
Idaho State Board of Education
University of Idaho
Moscow
Lewiston
State Normal School
Colonial Construction Company
Spokane
Wash
J. W. Otter
Federal Public Works Administration
Clipper to Leave On Flight Today
The Philippine Clipper will depart San Francisco at 3 p.m. PST tomorrow for Honolulu on the second trans-Pacific air mail flight. Officials estimate the main cargo at about 15,000 letters.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Weather Forecast For Sunday Through Monday
The forecast notes a cloudy unsettled weekend with light rain in the northern portion. Temperatures will return to normal for Sunday and Monday.
Italian Planes Bomb Dessye Amid Haile Selassie Escape
Italian planes bombed Dessye, Ethiopia, with reports of a direct hit on the Italian consulate. Emperor Haile Selassie, said to be headquartered in the former consulate, escaped unharmed and left the camp as fires burned tents and areas.
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Andrew Berding
Associated Press
Asmara
Eritrea
Dessye
Aters
Haile Selassie
Borumieda
Knox outlines farm program for soil fertility restoration
Col Frank Knox proposes a two year plan to rehabilitate American soil by withdrawing 25,000,000 acres annually, costing about 300 million dollars per year, funded by federal reimbursement. The program aims to reclaim eroded lands and offset farm surpluses, viewing it as an investment rather than a subsidy.
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Chicago
Frank Knox
America
Europe
Coal and Whiskey Keep Couple Warm
Grafton 58 and Kenelly 31 admitted stealing 400 pounds of coal to stay warm. They said they traded the coal for whisky and drank it instead of burning it. Judge Stanton Addams ordered twenty five dollars and 30 days in jail.
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Winfield Grafton
Elmer Kenelly
Stanton Addams
Cleveland
Grafton
Woman Reports Stolen Purse On West Center Street
Mrs. Thomas Hopper reports a purse stolen Saturday on the south side of West Center Street between Main and Arthur. The bag carried ten and five and one dollar bills.
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Thomas Hopper
East Center
West Center Street
Maim
Arthur
Three Men Will Hunt For Flier In Guiana Jungles
In Georgetown British Guiana three men plan a three day air search for Paul Redfern an American aviator missing since 1927. Pilot Art Williams co pilot Harry Wendy and backer Edward Hill will fly over 700 square miles of wilderness from Wanatoba near Brazil British Guiana Dutch Guiana junction to locate Redfern who disappeared on a Brunswick Georgia to Rio de Janeiro flight.
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Georgetown
Qguiana
Guiana
Juneles
Paul Redfern
Art Williams
Harry Wendy
Edward Hill
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Wanatoba
Brazil
Dutch Guiana
Japan demands naval parity with United States and Britain
The Japanese announce a demand for absolute naval parity with the United States and Great Britain, saying no other topic can be discussed until met. The stance worsens mood at the international conference opening Monday and could end the Washington and London treaties or trigger a new naval buildup race.
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Lonon
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Vison
France
Italy
Britain
Washington
London
Two Men Held on Serious Charge at Red Rooster Inn
Gig Hargraves proprietor of the Red Rooster Inn two miles south of the city was arrested Friday night on contributing to the delinquency of minors. He stood before Judge R S Callis and posted $100 bond. William Lundquist also faces the same charge after allegedly taking a 14 year old girl to the inn and keeping her there till 6 am supplying beer. Lundquist pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing Monday.
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Gig Hargraves
R. S. Callis
Sheriff's Department
William Lundquist
Red Rooster
Lundquist
Callis
Houston Flood Halts 65 Families. White Oak Bayou Rises
Suburban Houston residents from sixty five families were marooned as White Oak bayou overflowed its banks flooding hundreds of acres. No deaths reported. Local officials coordinated rescue efforts and assessed property damage while rain continued to ease.
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Houston
Texas
White Oak Bayou
Educators to Convene 8th National Council Meeting
John W. Studebaker announced the eighth annual convention of the National Council of State Superintendents and Commissioners of Education will be held in Washington on Monday and Tuesday.
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Washington
John W. Studebaker
National Council of State Superintendents and Commissioners of Education
College Football Results From AP Consolation Card
Maryland defeats Western Maryland 22 to 7 while SMU edges Texas A&M 24 to 19. Geneva beats Newberry 19 to 0. Texas Tech ties Oklahoma City University. TCU tops Santa Clara 10 to 6 as Washington and Southern California play to a 6 6 draw. College of Pacific and San Diego State also listed with score and team names.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Western Maryland
Southern Methodist
Texas A
M. C. Geneva
Newberry
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
U. T
Texas Christian
Santa Clara
Washington
Southern California
College of Pacific
San Diego Stae
Mussolini defies sanctions warning oil embargo to come
In Rome Mussolini vows no siege can bend Italy and says oil embargo planned for December 12 will gravely affect peace efforts. He rails against the League of Nations penal code as unfair and says only acts matter while British envoy Drummond delivers a peace appeal.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Tr Duce
Eric Drummond
IL Duce
Great Britain
League
Landon hailed as next president at Kansas GOP rally
In Topeka a youth rally of Kansas Republicans drew visitors from 11 states as Senator Capper praised Alf Landon as the likely next president. Landon did not address presidential aims, urging voters to decide in 1936 between strengthening democratic institutions and centralizing power.
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Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
United States
Kansas
Landon
Capper
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