Idaho Pardons Board Hears Appeals. Action Delayed Again
The Idaho board of pardons met in Boise to consider appeals for William Fox and J L McCarroll of Idaho Falls, both serving life terms for a 1931 murder in Newdale. No decision was made, with the matter postponed to the January meeting along with other cases including Lyda Southard and Henry Gusman.
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State Board of Pardons
William Fox
J. L. McCarroll
Idaho Falls
Gerald Clark
Newdale
Chase Clark
Clark
Frederickson
Fremont County
Fox
Lyda Southard
Twin Falls
Henry Gusman
Board of Examiners
Ray Wenger
State of Idaho
Wenger
Omaha
Ross
City Projects Are Approved By Civil Works Boards
Harry L. Hopkins announced 18 public works projects referred for immediate consideration to civil works boards in eight states and Puerto Rico. Projects include two Idaho sewer jobs in Pocatello employing 10 and 100 men and two Spokane Washington sewer jobs employing 250 and 230 workers. Mayor C A Brown said the 100 man project is in West Pocatello and the 10 man project on the east side of the river near West Pocatello.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Works
Puerto Rico
Civil Works Administration
Pocatello
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
C. A. Brown
West Pocatello
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills December 16 Will Rogers comments on the dollar and finance noting that big men sulk then join the herd if they cannot have their way. He asserts the dollar will not stabilize and mocks financiers for resisting control.
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Cal
Will
Japanese Select New Envoy to U.S.
Hiroshi Saito, chosen as Japan's next ambassador to Washington, is 47, the youngest ever to hold the post. A career diplomat who has risen rapidly, he served as consul general in New York and consul in Seattle, and was minister to the Netherlands before his new Tokyo assignment, fluent in English and well connected in the United States.
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Hiroshi
Saito
Washington
Japan
United States
New York
Seattle
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Netherlands
America
Foreign Office
Atlantic
Tariff Battle Threat Clouds U S Liquor Trade Deals
Washington reports a tentative reciprocal pact on increased French wine imports facing a tariff clash. France plans tripling duties on lard and hikes on apples and pears, jeopardizing the agreement as the State Department seeks more details before final settlement.
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United States
France
State Department
Paris
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Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Men Sentenced in Kidnapping Plot in Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma two men pled guilty to kidnapping Manly Board Jr son of a wealthy resident. Arthur Cisco 25 received 25 years in the state penitentiary while William Lowrey 17 drew 12 12 years in the reform school. Board was released soon after the kidnapping.
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Okla
Manly Board, Jr
Arthur Cisco
William Lowrey
Reformatory
Fishermen Uncover Hidden Wine Cellar After Ocean Dump
Fishermen trawling for clams at Beach Hill near Wellefleet, Massachusetts, pulled up a submerged wine cellar of King Nep tune. They recovered about 300 cases of high grade wines whiskeys and gins before coast guard intervention halted the operation.
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King Neptune
Beach Hill Bar
Beach Hill
Coast Guard
Collie Awakens Family as Fire Destroys Home
In Duluth Minnesota two young brothers Leonard Carlson 22 and Clarence Carlson 18 woke to a blaze and escaped their burning house in their night clothes. Their parents A W Carlson 74 and Amanda Carlson 61 perished in the fire. The brothers suffered severe cuts from shattered glass but their dog was saved.
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Minn
Leonard
Clarence Carlson
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A. W. Carlson
Amanda
United Airlines Unveils 19 Hour Coast to Coast Schedule
United Airlines announces a new coast to coast schedule effective tomorrow. The California to New York flight is 19 hours, the western route 22 hours, with longer times due to prevailing winds.
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Chicago
United Airlines Tonight
California
New York
Pasadena Police Probe New Angle in Doctor Siever Death
Pasadena authorities shift to a bandit theory after a woman, Mrs. Yvonne Howard, 34, cried I killed Dr Siever then retracted the confession. Detectives doubt her link to the crime as they review Siever’s past and note his wallet and watch were missing from the body found near the Scottish Rite cathedral.
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Pasadena
Cal
Leonard Siever
Charles Kelley
Yvonne Howard
Great Stone
Siever
Kelley
Navy Accepts New Cruiser Astoria in Puget Sound Yard
The 10,000 ton cruiser Astoria was launched at Bremerton Wash and christened by Miss Leila C. McKay of Portland. A plaque from Astoria schoolchildren was presented as Mayor Tenbrook attended with A W Northlsad. Naval officers note its power exceeds that of the era’s largest battleships. The ship, built under the London pact terms, will undergo final equipment work at a nearby pier.
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Wash
Oregon
United States Navy
Astoria
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Navy
Leila C. McKay
Portland
California
J. S. Tenbrook
A. W. Northslad
United States
World News at a Glance From Around the Globe
New York author Louis Joseph Vance dies in his apartment from burns at age 54. New York banker Robert W. Chambers dies at 68 following an operation. Washington awaits word on French tariff concessions before liquor quota agreement. Moscow reports completion of 1933 grain crop collection from peasantry. Vatican cuts pay for Vatican City and Rome clergy. Paris reports allied insistence that the League of Nations must remain intact. London notes Farley says U S monetary policy is not aimed at any single country. Madrid records Alejandro Lerroux forming a cabinet with conservative leanings. Montevideo carries a U S call for lower tariffs approved at Pan American conference.
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Louis - Joseph Vance
Robert W.W. Chambers
Washington
United States
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Vatican City
Pius
Rome
Paris
France
League of Nations
London
Farley
Madrid
Alejandro Lerroux
Montevideo
Governor weighs reinstating finance chief Ben Diefendorf
Governor Ben Ross said he probably will reinstate Ben Diefendorf as commissioner of finance, a post he vacated after failing to secure a new bond. The governor announced resignation had become public yesterday and stated a bond agreement may be completed by Monday.
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Ben Ross
Ben Dniefendorf
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Gardner B. Parson
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State Game Department
Santa Claus Arrested Over Street Balloons in Uta
Santa Claus was arrested in Salt Lake City on a charge of selling balloons on the street without a license. St. Nick said he needed funds for his Christmas program and sought a permit, but city offices were closed on Saturday. A department store manager allowed him to sell inside the store where no permit was required.
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Santa Claus
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Soviet Consul General Seizes Manchukuo Over Railway Losses
A Khabarovsk dispatch reports the Soviet consul general in Harbin delivered a declaration to the Manchukuoan diplomatic agent vowing to hold Manchukuo responsible for past and future losses from illegal actions against Russian rights on the Chinese Eastern railway.
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Moscow
Harbin
Khabarovsk
Manchukuo
NRA claims few employers violate blue eagle pledge
Hugh S. Johnson cites official data to defend the National Recovery Administration stance. Among 2,000,000 employers, only about 0.5 percent faced formal complaints for misusing the blue eagle and 6,000 cases were settled locally. Johnson argues these figures show broad compliance and criticizes anti NRA rhetoric.
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NRA
Next Ar
Hugh Ss. Johnson
T He
National Labor Board
Johnson
Idaho Weather Outlook For Sunday And Monday
Partly cloudy conditions with unsettled skies in the north and occasional light snow flurries. Temps remain cold as an unseasonable air mass persists across the state.
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Idaho
Utah Fair Weather Brings Little Temperature Change
The trusted Utah forecast notes Sunday and Monday will be mostly unchanged with minimal temperature shifts. Regions remain dry with light winds, and highs stay around seasonal norms.
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Utah
Death Claims Two American Novelists Vance and Chambers
AP reports the deaths of Louis Joseph Vance aged 54 and Robert W. Chambers aged 68 in New York. Vance was found burned in a chair at his apartment, possibly from a cigarette fire or heart attack. Chambers died after an operation at Doctors Hospital. he leaves a widow, a son, and a Broadalbin, New York home, with another son editing a Vienna newspaper.
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Robert W. Chamberance
Chambers
Doctors Hospital
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Rio Grande
Flsa Waugh Moller
Broadalbin
N. Y
Robert Edward Stuart Chambers
Wilson Vance
Vienna
Lindberghs Return to Florida After Air Tour
Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife land a 900 mile flight from San Pedro Dominican Republic marking their first North American return since July. Crowds greet them at Miami International Airport as they plan to fly to New York Monday. Their seaplane undergoes overhaul after customs and quarantine.
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Illinois Woman Sentenced for Murder in Gasoline Arson
Mrs May Hanson 34 was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment after a jury found her guilty of murdering her husband with gasoline. She smiled at the verdict and comforted her 12 year old daughter June, who testified. Hanson's mother fainted as the verdict was read. State evidence claimed she waited in a shrubbery near her home on August 13, then tossed gasoline on him in his car and struck a match.
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Rockford
May Hanson
Santa's Brother Gets Toy Order
In Portland on December 18 a young boy, about five, greets Santa Claus in a department store toy land. The boy declares he has already told Santa's brother across the street exactly what he wants for Christmas.
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Bingham County Teachers Meet to Discuss School Problems
Teachers from all parts of Bingham County gathered at the high school auditorium for the association meeting. Sixty members attended as President C. C. Evans of Pingree led discussions on adapting schools to the community and announced Ray M. Berry and Frances Moore to a research committee. County Superintendent Mrs. Moore reported on the Boise state teachers meeting and outlined committee topics for possible teacher legislation.
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Bingham County Teachers Association
C. C. Evans
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Ray M. Berry
Frances Moore
Writer Idah McGlone Gibson Dies in Hollywood
Idah McGlone Gibson, noted newspaper syndicate writer and widow of Henry Gibson, magazine publisher and editor, died at her Hollywood home after a lingering illness.
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Idah McGlone Gibson
Henry Gibson
Autos Collide North of City Five Are Hurt
Five people were injured, one possibly fatally, in a Saturday afternoon collision four miles north of the city at a side road intersection. Carl Ulrich, 16, suffered a skull fracture and remained in serious condition after briefly improving. Victims also included Henry Moss, 59, with skull and head injuries. Mrs. Henry Moss, 56, with bruises and shock. Lorene Cooper, 27, with a broken right shoulder. and Owen Cooper, 3, noted among the injured.
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C. F. Ulrich
Tyhee
Henry Moss
Rockland
Lorene Cooper
France Opposes League Reform and Germany Entry
Paris December 16 AP France Poland and the Little Entente rejected Mussolini’s call to reform the League of Nations to admit Germany. Boncour and Benes said the league’s fundamentals must stand and disarmament talks with Germany should occur only through Geneva. France pledged to stay in the league even if others withdraw.
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Poland
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Joseph Paul Boncour
Edouard Benes
Paul Boncour
Geneva
Jardine May Get University Post
William M. Jardine state treasurer and former Kansas State College president confirmed a report he was offered the presidency of the University of Wichita. He said no decision yet and would likely not start before the end of the current school year in June. Jardine, once a Malad Idaho resident, was in Pocatello for his sister Lenore Jardine Cook's funeral.
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Kas
William M. Jardine
Kansas State College
University of Wichita
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Malad
Idaho
Pocatello
Lenore Jardine Cook
Inland Empire Idaho hotel men discuss national code meeting
Boise reports the annual winter joint meeting of the Inland Empire Hotel Men's association and the Idaho State Hotel Men's association. George Merritt of Ontario Ore was reelected president. Emmett Robbins St. Anthony and S E Brady Pocatello named officers. Idaho officers Fred Mann Boise Henry Whitworth Weiser and T E Pitzgerald Pocatello elected. June meeting set for Old Faithful Inn Yellowstone Park.
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Boise
Oregon
Idaho
Inland Empire Hotel Men's Association
Idaho State Hotel Men's Association
Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Park
George Merritt
Ontario
Ore
Emmett Robbins
St. Anthony
S. E. Brady
Pocatello
Idaho Association
Fred Mann
Henry Whitworth
Weiser
T. E. Pitzgerald
Tigers Again Win From Albion Five
The University of Idaho Southern Branch defeated Albion State Normal 51 to 25 in Albion Idaho. Carte led with 18 points while Mulica was close behind. Powers topped Albion with 7 points as the hosts trailed 25 to 12 at halftime.
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