Warden Refuses to Step Down at State Pen
Boise December 16 7 William H ess resists removal as warden after prison board voted 2 to 1 to discharge him over alleged role in Douglas Van Vinck gallows-cheating death. Attorneys pace outside his office while Governor Barzilla Clark weighs legal options and audit proceeds.
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Boise
William Hess
The
Commonwealth
Barzilla W. Clark
Gess
Douglas van Vinck
J. W. Taylor
James F. Ailshie, Jr
Idaho Supreme Court
James F. Ailshie
Geass
Ailshie
van Vinck
Karl Evans
Bureau of Public Accounts
Ira H. Masters
Masters
Clark
Gifts From Handicraft Classes At Y M C A
Scores of boys participate in Y M C A handicraft classes turning orange crates scrap lumber and boxes into bread boards broom holders door stops stools letter holders and tie racks. A wild cherry limb bank for a brother a doll house and toy furniture for sisters showcase progress. Metal projects and kite building are planned for January February and March under Hi Y supervision.
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Brother
Gypsy fortune teller lifts wallet in Kendallville incident
Nicholas Schlupp reports a gypsy fortune teller pickpocketed his wallet in Kendallville Indiana. He laughed off the theft noting the wallet was a decoy and his money remained in a second coat pocket. In New York Kenneth F. Simpson was unanimously elected national committeeman by the Republican state committee.
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Kendallville
Ind
Nicholas Schlupp
Schlupp
Bannock Couple Weds OGDEN
Edward Thomas Gambles 25 of Swan Lake and Delta Olson 25 of Virginia obtained a marriage license in Ogden yesterday. The Pocatello Trap Club will hold a Christmas turkey shoot at its grounds south of the city.
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Ogden
Edward Thomas Gambles
Swan Lake
Delta Olson
Virginia
Pocatello
New Plane to Serve Pocatello Feeder Line
A Lockheed plane designed for the WAE feeder route aims to cut travel time among Great Falls Helena Butte Idaho Falls Pocatello and Salt Lake City by about 20 percent with top speed near 230 mph and cruising 213 mph. Notables including Alvin Adams and Fred Kelley attended the Pocatello airport stop with Mayor Robert M. Terrell and chamber leaders praising airport progress and announcing Hailey Pocatello service to begin December 23.
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W A. E
Great Falls
Helena
Butte
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Airport
Alvin Adams
WAE
C. N. James
Thomas Wolfe
A. W. Stephenson
Fred Kelley
George Keyser
Robert M. Terrell
Ss. Harper
Pocate
Adams
Terrell
Western Air Express
Lockheed
Operators of Little Steel Denounced By Lewis
Pittsburgh dispatch reports John J. Lewis denouncing Little Steel operators at the first national congress of 8S. W.O.C. He praised union solidarity and blasted Republic Steel head Tom Girdler, calling him synonymous with murder for past worker deaths.
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Pittsburgh
John J. Lewis
First National Congress
W.O.C
Tom Girdier
Republic Steel Corporation
Girdier
Four Involved In North City Auto Collision
Four people were injured in a car crash at 6 38 p m Wednesday on the highway north of the city. Victims included Mrs L C Paulsen 37 Miss Bernice Paulsen 15 Mrs Dave Nielson 45 and Edwin E Lish 292 Monroe all taken to local hospitals. Deputy Betton said Mrs Paulsen car southbound collided head on with Lish who was cutting toward the center line Lish blamed by lights and inattention. Lish had minor cuts while the Paulsens sustained chest arm and shock injuries. Estimated damage to the vehicles was 1500.
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L. C. Paulsen
Bernice Paulsen
Willard Avenue
Dave Nielson
East Maple
St. Anthony's Hospital
Edwin E. Lish
Monroe
General Hospital
Betton Ts
Nielsen
Lish
MacKenzies Return From East Trip with Family Visit
From east he travels end with Mr and Mrs F E MacKenzie returning after a lengthy motor trip. They toured Chicago Niagara Falls New York Philadelphia and Washington DC then Louisville to visit relatives. On return they paused in Chicago for the Automotive Service Industry show. Bud MacKenzie son at the University of California has come home for Christmas holidays.
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F. E. MacKenzie
Chicago
Niagara Falls
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Louisville
A B. Arps
Paul Morris
Bureau of Air Commerce
Portland
Albert M Day
Leo Laythe
Denver
Colo
Biological Survey
Paul Quick
U. S
Melvin D. Smith
The
N. Dean Henry Wray
R. M. Terrell
R. F. Hamilton
O. R. Baum
Bud” MacKenzie
University of Southern California
T. G. Rowland
Joseph Johnson
Salt Lake City
H. C. Alton
George Bateman
Odgen
Arthur Biggins
Los Angeles Man Keeps His Word
John E. Ahiles, a 33-year-old painter, was arrested as an escaped convict after returning to Los Angeles. He had promised his wife and baby he would come home soon, later leading to nine months of remaining sentence at the road camp.
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Los Angeles
John E. Ahiles
Painter
Northwest
Idaho Weather Cloudy Tonight and Friday
A Idaho weather note reports cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with no temperature change. The southern portion should become fair on Friday.
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Idaho
Utah
Survivor recalls Japanese attack on Panay and ships
A Roanoke man wounded in Shanghai details the December 16 aerial assault that sank the Panay and damaged three Standard Oil river tankers on the Yangtze above Nanking. He hides in a salon as bombs fall, debris fills the deck, and the ship heads toward the riverbank.
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U. S
Yangtze
Nanking
F. Hayden Vines
Roanoke
British American Tobacco Company
Shanghai
Meiping
Beak
Melpine
Cotten
Utah Man Sues Over Idaho Crash Damages
Preston D. Alder of Pocatello Valley Idaho sues Lowell Grover of Blue Creek Utah in Brigham City district court for 1407 dollars claiming Grover’s careless driving on August 4 1937 caused 407 damage to the Alder truck and 1000 damage to Alder himself with permanent injuries and continual pain.
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Brigham City
Utah
Preston D. Alder
Pocatello Valley
Idaho
Lowell Grover
Blue Creek
Alder
Grover
Nampa Youth Killed In Hwy Collision
Floyd Cecil Scott, 21, of Nampa, died after being struck by an automobile while walking along the highway late yesterday. Police identified the driver as Ray Noyer of Portland, a former Nampan.
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Nampa
Floyd Cecil Scott
Ray Noyer
Portland
Nampan
Hoover to speak on economics at Chicago club
Former President Herbert Hoover arrives in Chicago to deliver a non political economic address before the Economic Club of Chicago this evening.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Ecoomic Club of
Little Action In Congress On Two Bills
Washington December 16. Administration leaders in Congress struggle to complete farm and wages and hours bills before the special session ends. Speaker Bankhead pessimistic that either measure reaches the White House. The Senate hopes to pass its crop control bill soon while the House debates wage hour proposals and calls for conferences to resolve differences.
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Congress
Washington
Bankhead
White House
Senate
House
Lamneck
D-O
Federal Trade Commisson
Labor Department
Lee
Dokla
American Federation of Labor
Supervisors Named for Bannock County Forum Project
Scott D. Lowe, county superintendent, hired to lead federal funded community forum program in Bannock County with a $6762 grant. He interviews 14 prospective supervisors who will collect data, produce reports, and coordinate talks by local and out of town speakers for seven months beginning early next year.
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Scott D. Lowe
Bannock
Pocatello
WPA
Lowe
United States
John R. Nichols
Gross W. Alexander
Machinegun Attack On Ship Verified
Ira N. Gabrielsen, head of the U S biological survey, told Rotarians the wild duck flight in America is healthier than last year but still at risk. He cited 100 million acres destroyed, 3 million restored, and a goal to add 3 million more breeding acres with refuges to limit harvests to increases.
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America
Ira N. Gabrielsen
U. S. Biological Survey
Gabrielsen
Game Department
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Wildlife Groups Meet Here to Discuss Pitman Robertson Rules
Federal and state wildlife conservation officials met to outline rules for the Pittman Robertson act. The gathering aims to boost wildlife restoration with federal funds, requiring states to pass wildlife conservation laws and to use license fees only for fish and game administration.
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U. S. Biological Survey
Ira N. Gabridgen
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Wyoming
Idaho
Coorado
Utah
Montana
U. S
Pittman-Robertson
State Fish and Game Department
Day
Game and Fish Departments
Japanese Navy Airforce Chief Is Relieved
Secretary Hull announced that official reports confirm Japanese surface elements machine-gunned the Panay after air bombing. The State Department says the information was sent to Tokyo for presentation to the Japanese foreign office. Rear Adm Teizo Mitsunami, chief of naval general operations, was relieved of his post in connection with the bombing.
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Washington
Hull
Tokyo
Foreign Office
State Department
Shanghat
Teizo Mitsunami
United States
Come
Government Spending Sought to Spur Business Activity
Washington reports show strong congressional support for resuming government spending on a modified scale to boost business. Several senators urge January or February action with differing views on pump priming while others push a 10 point plan to halt the recession including tax revisions and defense of private enterprise.
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Washington
Congress
Story of Nanking Capture Told by U S Cameraman
NANKING REPORTS describe the siege and capture of Nanking by Japanese forces as witnessed by AP correspondent C. Yates McDaniel and U S cameraman Arthur Menken aboard the gunboat Oahu. The narrative notes mass casualties, looting by fleeing Chinese soldiers, a safety zone protected by American and German residents, and a life saved when McDaniel removed a pistol from the embassy watchman.
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U.S
Nanking
Associated Press
United State
Oahu
Arthur Menken
Paramount Newsreel
Camerman
C. Yates McDaniel
McDaniel
Coyote Skins Bring $5,000 at Idaho Sale
Federal trappers in eastern Idaho disposed of 900 coyote skins for $5,000 at the mid December sale. T. B. Murray of Boise said average price was $5.50 with tops at $7 to $7.50. Buyers came mainly from the upper Snake River valley and from Twin Falls Seattle Ogden and Provo.
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Idaho
The
Biological Survey
T. B. Murray
Boise
Snake River Valley
Twin Pall
Seattle
Ogden
Provo
Utah
Hays Confirmed Postmaster for Dubois Idaho
John W. Hays was confirmed by the Senate today as postmaster of Dubois Idaho.
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Washington
John W. Hays
Senate
Dubois
Idaho
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Hoover
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Anthony Picciano
Miss Pearson
Albert M. Day
Japanese Navy Airforce
Far East
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Lewis Douglas
LaFollette
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Works Progress
Byrnes
China
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