House Action Delayed On Wage Hour Labor Bill
Printing mix up delayed the House action on wage and hour amendments and a substitute proposal. Debate centered on concerns of dictatorship powers, industry impact, and regional effects with Mary Norton and others in conflict over the measure. The Senate meanwhile set quotas for corn and wheat under the ever normal granary plan to regulate farm marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmington
House Today
Bamberston
Mans
McReynolds
Fenn
South
Mary T. Norton
N. J
Celler
Secretary of Agriculture
Last Body Taken From Idaho Avalanche Near Muldoon
The third and final body, Harold Brown, 24, of Bellevue, was recovered by a 100-man crew near Garfield gulch after an avalanche that buried three Garfield Lead-Silver Mining workers. Leonard Gravit, 26, of Carey, and Ward Daggett, 42, of Nampa, were recovered earlier. The slide swept the road crew from a mountain slope, knocking a 16,000-pound bulldozer 300 feet.
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Muldoon
Idaho
Garfield Gulch
South Central
Harold Brown
Bellevue
Blaine County
D. J. Howes
Leonard Gravit
Carey
Ward Daggett
Nampa
Garfield Lead-Silver Mining Company
Idaho Electric Supply sued for unemployment tax funds
The Idaho Industrial Accident Board filed in district court to collect 154.50 dollars from Idaho Electric Supply of Boise under the state unemployment compensation act.
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Boise
Idaho
State Industrial Accident Board
Idaho Electric Supply Company of
O Malley Accuses Parsons of Overdrawing Funds
P C O Malley former state insurance fund manager charged State Auditor Harry C Parsons overdrew his 1934 35 appropriation buying a 2000 bookkeeping machine Parsons and his bondsmen were demanded to repay 1999 96 the purchase price The case ties to a 1915 Idaho statute limiting state officers expenditures and could affect Parsons salary and status.
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Boise
P. C. O'Malley
Harry C. Parsons
O'Malley
Parsons
Supreme Court
Idaho
Green
Great Flood Threat Shocks California Valleys
The Sacramento River’s largest 30 year flood moved southward lapping levees and threatening towns in the middle valley. At least five dead and millions in damage, with Knight’s Landing warned as the river rose to 32 feet. Visalia reports over $500,000 in losses while Downieville is partially washed away.
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San Francisco
Sacramento River
Sacramento Valley
California
Knight's Landing
Yolo County
Sacramento
United States Weather Bureau
E. H. Fletcher
Downieville
San Joaquin Valley
Visalia
Republicans Sort Names Of Policy Committee
The Republican executive committee pushed past the halfway mark in sorting 1,000 nominees for a 100 member policy committee. National chairman John D. M. Hamilton defended his leadership amid criticism and said no one has the right to read him out of the party. He urged a new deal by the party.
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Louis
Republican Executive Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Robert W. Johnson
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Window washer survives dog crash through home window
Mrs. Peter Karthauser of McCook Nebraska is praised as a skilled window washer. A dog jumped through a window she had just cleaned, crashing into the parlor amid shattered glass in a startling accident. Utah Weather Pair tonight and Wednesday forecast cold conditions.
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Nebr
Peter Karthauser
Utah
Ten Commandments of Dress From British Fashion Leader
Captain John Murdocke, a British men's fashion authority, argues appearance accounts for 50 percent of a man's value and offers ten dress commandments for American style seekers. He advises clean linen, shining shoes, pressed suits, well groomed hair and nails, investing in quality, rotating wardrobes, avoiding overdressing, matching clothes to activity, selecting flattering patterns, and proper care to extend wear.
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New York
John Murdocke
London
Murdocke
Idaho Weather: Fair South. Cloudy North Tonight
Weather forecast for Idaho shows fair conditions in the southern area with cloudiness in the north tonight and Wednesday. Overnight temperatures to drop with colder readings in the southeast portion.
Fires Raging In Fallen China Capital
News of Nanking in ruins as Japanese forces press their advance through the fallen capital. Reports describe fires, street fighting beyond the city walls, and a new pro Japanese provisional Chinese government formed near Peipin. Americans and other foreigners are reported uninformed about their status.
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Shanghai
Nanking
China
Timo Chiang Kai-Shek
Pukow
Tientsin-Pukow
North China
Yanetze
Puchen
Nippon
Peipin
Domei
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Manchukuo
Ohio flood survivor loses new home in blaze
Edward Crews rebuilt after the Ohio river flood swept away his house and moved his family into a garage. Last Saturday he completed the new residence and lit a furnace fire, but the home burned to the ground.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Edward Crews
World's Meanest Man Steals Christmas Trees
A notorious thief steals Christmas trees from residents in Pocatello and resells them. He took trees from Mr and Mrs James H Spug Myers at 325 West Clark and Mr and Mrs L Adams on 304 North Twelfth. Citizens are urged to buy trees from reputable merchants.
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Pocatello
Yuletide
James H. ‘Spug Myers
West Clark
L. Adamson
North Twelfth
Gess Refuses Quit As Idaho Warden After Suicide Death
Boise December 14 William H Gess refused to resign as state warden amid a crisis following the suicide of triple killer Douglas Van Vlack in his cell. A 2 to 1 prison board vote ordered discharge, but Gess vowed to remain in office and repay bondsmen. Attorney General Taylor said legal steps would be taken if Gess did not leave peacefully. E F Prater was named to succeed Gess with H Rex Smith as acting warden until Prater arrives. Governor Clark supported Gess remaining in charge until proper discharge is possible. Gess declined to testify in a secret session investigating Van Vlack s death just hours before his scheduled hanging. The article notes Van Vlack bid farewell to his Tacoma mother before his death.
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Boise
William H. Geen
Douglas van Vlack
Gess
J. W. Taylor
E. F. Prater
Twin Falls County
Prison Board
Geass
H. Rex Smith
Teton County
Prater
Barzilla W. Clark
Taylor
Ira H. Masters
Clark
Masters
van Vlack
Carl van Vlack
Tacoma
Wash
County Loses Suit Over IRS Irrigation Lands Tax
Federal District Judge C. C. Cavanah ruled that Power County cannot collect a tax on lots acquired by the United States for the American Falls irrigation project. The suit, brought by District Attorney John Carver to quiet title and stop collection, involved taxes assessed in 1936 and 1937 and sought to enjoin county officers.
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Boise
Power
United States
American Falls
C. C. Cavanah
John Carver
Extradition Recommended for Austrian Actor’s Son
U S Commissioner David Head recommended extradition to England of Alexander Strakosch 26 son of Leopoldine Herczeg the Austrian actress charged in England with taking part in a stock swindle.
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Los Angeles
U. S
David Head
England
Alexander Strakosch
Leopoldine Herczeg
Strakosch
Idahoan Is Married
A marriage license was issued in Salt Lake City yesterday to Ernest Raymond Stanton 27 Bingham Utah and Winifred Mae Crozier 26 Blackfoot.
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Salt Lake City
Ernest Raymond Stanton
Bingham
Utah
Winifred Mae Crozier
Blackfoot
Panay Sinking Death Toll Reaches Four
Tokyo reports Japan accepts Roosevelt demands on the Panay incident with regret and indemnity. In Shanghai the four dead include three Americans and one Italian journalist. survivors await rescue as fighting disrupts plans. United States protests formally to Japan, urging full indemnification and safeguards for American lives and property in China.
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Tokyo
Japan
Roosevelt
United States
Shanghat
Panay
Oahu
Yangtze River
Hohsien
Bee
Hozu
Lvine
Koki Hirota
Joseph C
Hirohito
China
Nashville Papers Merge to Share Costs and Plant
In Nashville on December 14 publishers James G. Stahlman of the Banner and Silliman Evans of the Tennessean announce a joint Newspaper Printing corporation to share advertising circulation and mechanical work while keeping separate editorials. They will operate from a modern plant on Broadway and retain distinct editorial offices. The Banner drops its Sunday edition and the Tennessean ends its afternoon paper.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
James G. Stahlman
The
Banner
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Silliman Evans
Tennessean
Newspaper Printing Corporation
Stahlman
Broadway
Nashville Railroad
Ready For Christmas In New Albany
Kenneth A. Miller in New Albany gathers funds for Christmas by picking strawberries selling walnuts and doing odd jobs while also working at a night club. He has just drawn 50 Christmas savings checks from nine banks for 25 dollars each.
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New Albany
Ind
Kenneth A. Miller
Sixth Victim of Murder Syndicate Found in Fontainebleau
Paris reports police found the body of Janine Keller, the sixth victim in the murder for profit syndicate, buried under sand in Brigands Cavern near Fontainebleau forest. Eugene Weidmann, the confessed executioner, identified Keller and said he used stolen loot for dancing lessons. He claimed he killed Jean De Koven and shifted blame for Leblond’s death to Roger Million, the gang head.
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Paris
Janine Keller
Fontainebleau Forest
Eugene Weidmann
Weidmann
Mme. Keller
Jean de Koven
Brooklyn, N. Y
Roger Leblond
Roger Million
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Calif
AP Teliemat
O’malley
Ira N. Gabrielson
United State Biological Survey
R. G. Cole
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Murray
Isso Survey
William R. McIntyre
Cole
Maurice Greene
E. M. Hopkins
Dartmouth
James Truslow Adams
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
John H. Wigmore
Chicago Legal Authority
Cemie
Man
Value
J. J. Hughes
George Atcheson, Jr
U.S
Vangire River
AP Telemat
By Lloyd Lehrbas
Washington
State Department
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