Silence veils possible fate of China chief
Shanghai reports indicate Chiang Kai-shek may be alive or dead as authorities deny details while a punitive expedition is said to be underway toward Siangfu to reach Shensi. Official lines contrast with circulating rumors amid military movements and provincial communications cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
Chiang Kai- Shek
Executive Yuan
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Lianfu
Siangfu
Shensi
Chang Ksuen-Liang
Chiang
Hewitt Conspiracy Charge Dropped in New Jersey Case
San Francisco report states Mrs. Maryon Cooper Hewitt will not face prosecution for conspiracy to commit mayhem after her daughter Ann Cooper Hewitt refuses to testify. The case stems from an operation performed by Hewitt and doctors Samuel G. Boyd Tilton E. Tillman which left the daughter ast erile. Doctors were acquitted last August. Miss Hewitt’s lawyer says she will pursue a $500 000 damage suit against Hewitt and the physicians.
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San Francisco
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
New Jersey
Matthew Brady
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Miss Hewitt
Samuel G. Boyd
Tilton E. Tillman
Russell Tyler
Pacing Quarters To Be Provided
Augusta council member William F. Law Jr questioned where expectant fathers would pace during hospital stays if a sun parlor at the university hospital is converted into patient rooms. Hospital manager Ben F. Lester promised alternate pacing quarters would be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
William F. Law, Jr
University Hospital
Law
Ben F. Lester
Bankhead Seeks Brief Session and Small Appropriations
Speaker Bankhead foresees a very interesting session and urges Congress to keep appropriations to a strict minimum. He calls for constructive moves toward government reorganization and hopes to wrap up business quickly. He remains neutral in the race for the House majority leadership while seeking re-election as speaker.
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Washington
Bankhead
Congress
Ence
Duke Windsor Loses At Golf In Austria
In Enzesfed Austria on December 16, the former king Duke of Windsor lost a golf match to Baroness Rothschild who was his partner. He praised a difficult tee shot by his partner and joked after a shorter drive. He remained said to be irked by Archbishop of Canterbury criticism. In Cannes Mrs Wallis Simpson’s hosts plan to keep her secluded at Lou Viei villa, with frequent long distance calls to Edward.
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Enzesfed
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Baroness Rothschild
Canterbury
Eugene de Rothschild
Edward
Cannes
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Pocatellans Wed in Salt Lake City Nuptials
Marriage licenses issued yesterday in Salt Lake City include Bohus Stastny 21 Hansen Idaho and Viviette Ellsworth 18 Eden Idaho. Also Arney Dallas Eichenlaub 32 and Mary Josephine O'Donnell 25, both of Pocatello.
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Pocatellans
Salt Lake City
Bohus Stastny
Hansen
Idaho
Viviette Ellsworth
Eden
Arney Dallas Eichenlaub
Mary Josephine O'Donnell
Pocatello
Idaho Mostly Cloudy With Rain Snow Southeast Thursday
Weather report notes generally cloudy conditions in Idaho tonight with rain or snow in the southeast portion. Thursday will be partly cloudy with little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Spend Your Hangover Time In Soothing Decor
Edward Spangenberger, citing 45 years of color study, offers tips for easing hangover discomfort. He advises soft toned rooms in ivory or cream, avoiding bright colors or busy patterns, and avoiding rooms with visible bricks. He notes hospital decor and mood-related effects for patient rooms and stresses careful room choice after evenings out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Edward Spangenberger
Spangenberg
FAMOUS FLIGHT 33 YEARS AGO
Washington on National Aviation Day review of progress since Kitty Hawk and a look ahead to the next decades. Eugene Vidal predicts trans Pacific service will grow and Atlantic flights speed up, with sub stratosphere speeds and blind takeoffs and landings. He notes rising private airplane ownership for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wright Brothers
Air Commerce
Eugene Vidal
Wright
Vidal
Unappreciated Greatness Dramatized At Chamber Forum
R P Snider of the First Congregational church spoke on unappreciated greatness at the chamber of commerce forum. E C Manson presided, with Arthur M Petersen introducing the speaker. The meeting included community singing, and a note on upcoming events and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P Snider
Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Manson
Arthur M. Petersen
Manson
Chamber of Commerce No. 3
R. F P. Goranson
Idaho Southern University
Goranson
Chamber Forum
Guy Wicks
College of Idaho Coyotes
Idaho Southern Bengals
Reed Hall
Wyoming
Sugar Company Sends $400,000 in Farmer Payments
Checks totaling 400000 were mailed to Utah and Gunnison sugar beet farmers. Utah-Idaho Sugar mailed 125000 to farmers for November deliveries, boosting payroll as slicing at Utah factories finished. Gunnison Sugar paid 155000 in final beet payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Utah
Gunnison Sugar Company
Fire destroys vault company plant in morning blaze
A fire early today at the Vault company plant caused extensive damage estimated at 500000 dollars. Harry Cohen named as an estimator. The blaze ignited in the morning, leveling the facility and its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Morning Bee
Harry Cohen
Roosevelt Returns From Peace Voyage Signals Second Term Actions
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington after Buenos Aires voyage expressing gratitude for inter American peace conference progress. He plans pre Christmas meetings on the budget cabinet changes and a possible new cabinet post secretary of public welfare. A funeral for bodyguard August Gennerich is noted. Harry L. Hopkins and Secretary Perkins discussed for the post.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
White House
August
Gus) Gennerich
Charleston
S. C
U. S
Indianapolis
Americas
Social Security Program
Children’s Bureau
Office of Education
Court Practice Accorded Clark
Representative D Worth Clark of Idaho was admitted to practice before the supreme court with Senator Borah aiding. Borah moved for Clark's admission as Clark, a former assistant Idaho attorney general and 1934 congressman, was reelected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. Worth Clark
Pocatello
Ida
Borah
R-Ida
Supreme Court
Idaho
Clark
Congress
Empty lifeboats found off Oran from burning Russian freighter
Radio messages report two empty lifeboats from a Russian freighter afire 45 miles off Oran were found floating in the Mediterranean. The freighter appears to have been deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Mediterranean
Twin Falls Voters Nix $200,000 Water Bond
Twin Falls Idaho voters rejected a proposed 200000 water bond yesterday by 377 to 300. The funds would have financed a reservoir project and replacement of wooden water mains.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Christmas Seals Origin and Global Fundraising Effort
In 1904 Denmark's postmaster Einar Holboell started the Christmas Seal idea to fund tuberculosis resistance. Miss Bissell read the story and designed the seal for sale in the United States. Her first sale raised 3000 dollars to fund a Delaware hospital for children with tuberculosis and now Christmas Seals support tuberculosis work in 42 countries worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einar Holboell
Denmark
Miss Bissell
Delaware
Ciildren
Fresh air raids strike Madrid and outskirts
Insurgent bombing planes attacked suburban Madrid and nearby towns including Majadahonda Cuatro Caminos and Boadilla del Monte. Government forces counterattacked toward Retamares as the fighting escalated. Franco reported heavy losses, with 14 000 men killed in Madrid's University City.
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Port Bou
Boadilla del Monte
Retamares
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Senator seeks to legalize wine sales in hotels
Senator Ira A. Huggins of Weber proposes amending liquor laws to allow drinking of wines and cordials in bona fide hotel dining rooms and restaurants. He would also repeal beer section restrictions and restore city and county licensing for beer parlors while keeping state control of hard liquor. The current law allows state stores for liquor and limits draft beer licenses, and bans public drinking.
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Salt Lake City
Ira A. Huggins
Weber County
Public rat number one named in New York case
J Edgar Hoover designated Merle Vandenbush as public rat number one, linking him to bank robberies and a kidnapping. Brunette, captured after a gun battle with DOJ agents, police and New Jersey troopers, confessed to the Turnbull kidnapping and three Wisconsin bank robberies, implicating Vandenbush and his wife.
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New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Gmen
Merle Vandenbush
Harry Brunette
Department of Justice
New Jersey
Brunette
Trenton
N. J
Hoover
William A. Turnbull
Wisconsin
Vandenbush
Idaho commission sets hearing on Spokane-Butte coach line
The Idaho public utilities commission scheduled January 22 to hear arguments on Spokane-Butte Motor Coach request to operate a passenger line from Butte to Idaho Falls via Dubois with two trips each way.
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Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Spokane-Butte Motor Coach Company
Butte
Idaho Falls
Dubois
Airline Stewardess Describes Plane Search Over Utah
Esther Jo Conner recounts flights with WEA pilots over southern Utah where a 10 passenger airliner disappeared with seven aboard including stewardess Gladys Witt. She notes the search extended toward Alpine Wasatch canyons as clouds hinder visibility and that stewards assist with first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jo Conner
Gladys Witt
Utah
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
WEA
S. J. Samson
Glass workers strike threatens auto industry output
The Federation of Flat Glass Workers rejects Libbey-Owens-Ford's contract and扩 strikes at Toledo Charleston and Shreveport plus idle Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Ottawa workers. The move risks halting auto glass supply as unions push for recognition and higher pay. Pacific seaports face settlement talks as sailors seek hiring halls and penalties. In Philadelphia, 400 truck drivers strike, 2,500 hat and millinery workers strike at Stetson demanding 25 percent raises.
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Associated Press
Federation of
Flat Glass Workers
Libbey-Owens-Ford Company
Toledo
Ohio
Charleston
W. Va
Shreveport
Pittburgh
Libbey-Owens- Ford
Ottawa
Ill
Pacific
Harry Lundeberg
Sailors’ Union
Philadelphia
John B. Stetson Company
Board head opposes Frank as Wisconsin president
Harold M. Wilkie, president of the Wisconsin regents, urged retirement or removal of University of Wisconsin President Glenn Frank. He said the board should decide Frank's fate, citing long standing dissatisfaction with his administration. Students warned of potential walkouts, with a spokesman claiming up to 3,000 of 8,000 students might quit classes if he is ousted.
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Madison
Wis
Harold M. Wilkie
Board of Regents
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Wilkie
Dr. Frank
Missouri Pacific President Defends Books Before Senate Panel
F P Johnson testified he kept accounts per his view of interstate commerce rules and knew nothing of other Van Sweringen firms. He learned that 3.2 million in special deposits were paid to creditors by Terminal Shares in Kansas City and St Joseph, Mo. Wheeler of the committee said MP had created fictitious bank deposits.
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Washington
Missouri-Pacific Railway
F. P. Johnson
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringen
Terminal Shares, Inc
Johnson
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Injured in Boise Auto Crash Remain Critical
Hospital attendants report Myrtle George and John T. Bowen of Nampa in critical condition after an early Sunday collision near Boise. Francis Clayson of Yale, Oregon, is recovering. Utah pair to perform tonight and Thursday with colder conditions anticipated.
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Boise
Myrtle George
John T. Bowen
Nampa
Here
Francis Clayson
Yale
Ore
Weather Scuppers Planes in Western Air Express Missing Flight
Salt Lake City December 16. Weather halts search for the Western Air Express twin motor plane missing since Monday night with seven aboard. Ground crews and volunteers scour Alpine canyon and Mt Timpanogos while pilots await clearer conditions. The fate of four passengers and three crew remains uncertain as rain and fog impede air surveillance.
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Salt Lake City
Western Air Express
Jimmy James
W.ae
James
Reliance
CCO
Mt. Timpanogos
Wasatch Range
Plana
Tle
Alpine
Wasatch Mountains
Alpine Canyon
Mount Timpanogos
Lone Peak
Utah Lake
Los Angeles
S. J. Samson
Boeing
Samson
Milford
Frank Eastman
Western Air Station
Lost son found after 41 years in Mil ford orphanage tale
Mrs Camilla Warner of Los Angeles, searcher for her son Richard Douglas Foster, learns from a letter postmarked Scotts Bluff Nebraska that a man named Richard Douglas Poster may be her son. She had endured decades of hope and hardship after his disappearance in 1895 while living apart from him.
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Los Angeles
Camilla Warner
Scotts Bluff
Ned
Warner
Scotts
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