Ford to Appeal N L R B Labor Ruling
Ford Motor Co plans to contest a Wagner Act violation finding by the N L R B in U S court of appeals. The board orders reinstate 29 fired workers and curb anti union activity including dummy groups and intimidation. The company indicats it will seek the Supreme Court if needed.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
United States Court of Appeals
Ford Company
Supreme Court of the United States
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Brotherhood of America
Sales Tax Tokens Vanish From Ogden Area
Utah tax officials report 40 thousand one mill sales tax tokens entering the Ogden trading area each week but quickly disappearing. Branch manager Forbes Foster says 520000 new one mill tokens were issued in five months, plus 60000 issued earlier, while the larger five mill tokens remain steady.
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Ogden
Forbes Foster
Utah State Tax Commission
Foster
Ruling Issued In Idaho Case On Farm Intervention
District Judge Charles F. Koelsch ruled that three Canyon county farmers may intervene in the state fruit and vegetable marketing commission suit to compel Myrtle P. Eaking to pay the commission claims. Intervenors William Rose G W Browning and J K Kellore are represented by Ariel Crowley who argues the 1937 law is unconstitutional. Senator George Donart and Maurice Greene opposed Crowley's intervention.
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Boise
Charles F. Koelsch
Canyon County
State Fruit and Vegetable Marketing Commission
Myrtle P. Eaking
William Rose
G. W. Browning
J. K. Kellore
Ariel Crowley
Idaho
George Donart
Weiler
Maurice Greene
The
Advertising Commission
Guy Graham
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Crowley
Kellogg to be laid to rest at national cathedral
Funeral plans update Kellogg internationally famed statesman and diplomat will be laid to rest Monday in the national cathedral joining the remains of Wilson and Dewey. His body will be taken to the capital tomorrow night after simple Episcopal services in St Paul. He died Wednesday night just before his birthday.
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ST. Paul
Frank Billings Kellogg
National Cathedral
Woodrow Wilson
Admiral Dewey
Christmas Messages From Church Leaders
The Associated Press reports Christmas messages from major church leaders. The Rt. Rev. George Craig Stewart calls the church the source of Christmas spirit, Bishop Ernest Lynn Waldorf urges keeping Christmas Christian, and George Cardinal Mundelein notes the church’s joy spreading like a conflagration.
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Associated Press
George Craig Stewart
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
George Cardinal Mundelein
Police Chief Bans Hockey-Bobbing Warning to Parents
Chief R M Pugmire cautions parents to forbid hockey-bobbing as serious accidents loom. He cites complaints from motorists about children lashing sleds to machines and sliding behind cars. violators will be taken to the police station and parents held responsible. Motorists urged to report names and alert police immediately.
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R. M. Pugmire
President's Wife Reaches Seattle for Christmas Visit
First Lady Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt travels from Portland to Seattle to help her grandchildren decorate a Christmas tree with Curtis and Sissie Dall. She plans no definite schedule and may stay briefly as Boettiger family arranges gifts. The trip included snowstorms en route and a Salt Lake City stop.
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Seattle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
D. C
John Boettiger
Portland
Curtis
Sissie Dall
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Boettiger
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roosevelt
Blood
Former Union Pacific Chief Engineer Dies
New York December 24 death yesterday claimed George Herndon Peagram 82 longtime chief engineer of the Interborough Rapid Transit Subway system and former chief engineer for the Union Pacific Railway system Peagram born in Council Bluffs Iowa began as an engineer for the Utah and Northern railroad in Idaho he studied transit problems in Europe and later served as consulting engineer for the Missouri Pacific railroad before being named Union Pacific chief engineer in 1893.
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New York
George Herndon Peagram
Interborough
Union Pacific Railway
Peagram
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Utah and Northern Railroad
Idaho
Europe
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Hangchow Falls to Japanese Forces in China
Shanghai dispatches report Hangchow, a wealthy port and Chekiang capital, captured today by simultaneous gate entries as Japanese forces advance through the region. U S authorities pressured Japan after an alleged insult to the American flag at Wuhu on December 13. Six Americans in Hangchow were believed safe.
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Shanghai
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
United States
Wuhu
Teruel Force Wiped Out After 10 Day Battle
The Madrid general staff says Teruel is fully crushed. Government troops captured 400 insurgents in the last stand inside the city buildings including the cathedral seminary and City Hall. The government claims impenetrable siege circles and hails victory as a first gain in a final offensive to crush the insurgents.
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Madrid
Teruel
Watson Passes State Driver Test Despite Paralysis
Guthrie Oklahoma December 24 William Jennings Watson 36 who has been unable to use his legs since infancy passed a state drivers test with a score of 92. He is described as one of the best drivers examined and must be carried to and from his car. Watson uses hand extensions on the foot pedals to drive.
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Guthrie
Okla
William Jennings Watson
Charles C. Rice
Watson
Lewis County State Normal Gym Grant Approved
The state board of education approved a federal public works administration grant of 36 000 dollars toward an 80 000 dollar gymnasium at the state normal school in Lewiston. Bids open January 8 and construction begins by January 13 with the remaining 44 000 funded by bond sales and a five dollar quarterly student fee.
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Boise
Public Works Administration
State Normal School
Lewiston
State Board of Education
Pope Pius Deplores Nazi Persecution Of Religion
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII condemning Nazi religious persecution in Germany. He rebuked claims the church seeks politics and affirmed the church’s religious duties, defending its independence amid wartime accusations.
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Vatican City
Pius
Germany
Doi
Man gives eye to graft victim as Christmas gift
New York dec 24 six ty aged John Amos says he will not live much longer due to heart disease yet feels blessed for his deed. He donated his eye to Frank Chabina jr a 19 year old graft victim in New Orleans two weeks ago. He recalled the moment on radio saying the boy's birthday is december 9 and wished to give him back happiness. Chabina left hospital to spend Christmas with family.
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New York
John Amos
Amos
Chona, Jr
New Orleans
Sabina
Frank
Chabina
Betty Healy seeks probe into Ted Healy death
Betty Healy, Ted Healy's first wife, announced she will ask the district attorney for a full investigation of the beating the movie comedian allegedly received shortly before his death. She said she is convinced foul play was involved.
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Hollywood
Betty Healy
Ted Healy
Teddy
Navy reports Panay sunk by Japanese planes with no warning
Navy confirms Panay was sunk by Japanese planes on December 12 off China as weather allowed clear visibility. Lieut. Com. James J. Hughes gave the first official eye witness account, noting planes flew at low altitude and marked the Yangtze gunboat with American flags. The report, read by Roosevelt and Hull, will be followed by a formal board of inquiry.
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Washington
Panay
James J. Hughes
Yangtze River
Japan
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Hull
Hughes
Radio Fron
Shanghai
White Christmas Seems Certain for Pocatello
The weather bureau reported an inch of snow on the ground and forecast more flurries tonight and Saturday with higher temperatures. The low today was 14 degrees, rising to 30 by 2 pm, while yesterday’s high reached 28 degrees, the season’s lowest high so far.
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Pocatellans
Weather Bureau
H H. Smith
Snowstorm Closes Highways Across Oregon Blizzard
A winter storm sweeping Oregon intensified to a blizzard in many areas and forced road closures along several highways today. Authorities urged travelers to stay off the roads as conditions remained hazardous and forecasts warned of ongoing snowfall through the day.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
French President Creates Moroccan Mobile Guard
Paris reports President Albert LeBrun signed a decree to form a mobile guard in Morocco. The move acknowledges the gendarmerie cannot handle recent orders and Arab revolts against French rule.
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Paris
Albert LeBrun
Morocco
Don Winslow Joins The Pocatello Tribune Comics
The Pocatello Tribune announces a new daily comic Don Winslow starting Monday December 27. Editors examined many options and note the strip appears in major papers nationwide. The Tribune also presents Pop Little Orphan Annie The Nebbs Tailspin Tommy Ben Webster The Gumps and Pam.
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Tribune
Don Winslow
Boston Globe
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Los Angeles News
Washington Post
Buffalo News
Des Moines Register
New Orleans Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Newark Star-Eagle
Baltimore Sun
Pocatello Tribune
Pop
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Tailspin
Tommy
Ben Webster
the Gumps
Pam
Idaho
Utah
the Tribune
Chicago Merchant Laughs Too Soon
Sam Ragalie, owner of a Chicago shoe store, was robbed after hiding $150 in a shoebox amid Christmas-season excitement. A second gunman returned five minutes later demanding the shoebox money, ending the tale with the would-be thief's surprise.
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Chicago Merchant
Sam
Woman Will Have Story Woman Will Have Story
Mrs Seth Evens Hodee of Council Bluffs recounts Christmas travel with Mrs Roosevelt in a United Air Lines flight from Omaha to Cheyenne and beyond. She describes riding with the president’s wife, a police escort, and sharing interviews about politics, while affirming she remains a Republican.
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Seattle
Seth Evens Hodee
Council Bluffs
Town
Hodee
Victoria
B. C
United Air Lines
Omaha
Cheyenne
Mrs. Roosevelt
First Lady of the Land
Mrs. Hodge
Portland
Samoan clipper begins leg to Pago Pago from Honolulu
Pan American Airways seaplane sails from Kingman Reef at 5 06 a m for Pago Pago on the Samoa leg of a Honolulu to Auckland survey flight to inaugurate a commercial air line. Captain Edwin C Musick expects arrival in Pago Pago after about eleven hours.
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Kingman Reef
South Pacific
Pago-Pago
Samoa
Honolulu
Auckland
N. Z
Pan-American Airways
Pago- Pago
Airways
Edwin C. Musick
Worcester Post Delivers Christmas Pages With Crime Tab
Worcester Evening Post fronts Christmas eve coverage by omitting crime news on page one. The December 24 edition instead emphasizes holiday observances and offers a broad explanation to readers about the day’s layout.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Evening Post Today
New England
Japanese Fishing Boat Seized as Anti Espionage Tightens
American authorities tightened Pacific coast security amid seizures of Orient bound letters and a 100 foot tuna clipper Nancy Hanks tied to Japanese owners. The Tatsuta Mar t raid was confirmed by U S Attorney Frank J Hennessy as postal and customs inspectors step up vigilance against mail to far eastern destinations.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Washington
California
United States
San Diego
San Pedro
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Tatsuta Mart
Frank J. Hennessy
Hennessy
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Nancy Hanks
Y. Suzuki
Six Killed in Clash Between Unions in Mexico
Mexico City report says six members were killed and six wounded in a labor clash between unions at Manzanillo in Colima state. The Confederation of Workers of Mexico issued the update today.
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Mexico City
Confederation of Workers of Mexico
Manzanillo
Colima State
Infant found on doorstep named Margaret Brown
A newborn baby discovered in a Santa Claus decorated Christmas shopping bag on a Philadelphia doorstep was named Margaret Brown. Nurses monitored the infant for pneumonia after a milkman found her wrapped in the bag and brought her to care.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Brown
Santa Claus
AP Telmat
Japan Offers Panay Note to United States
Tokyo reports the Japanese government delivered to the U S ambassador a note approved by the cabinet and Emperor Hirohito promising amends for the Panay sinking. It states the incident was a mistake and vows strict orders to prevent a recurrence, including harsher attention to interferences near warships.
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Tokyo
United States
Hirohito
Foreman of Grand Jury Removed in Minneapolis
District Judge Arthur W. Selover removed P. F. Herrly as foreman of the county grand jury investigating vice liquor and labor conditions and named Val Ness to succeed him. Herrly had issued a public statement criticizing law enforcement and alleging widespread vice and gambling, prompting a conflict noted by the judge as potentially harmful to the jury and public interests. Herrly planned to contest the order.
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Minneapolis
Arthur W. Selover
P. F. Herrly
Val Ness
Herrly
First Lady Meets Idaho Governor on Boise Stop
Mrs. Roosevelt, during a 10 minute stop in Boise en route to Seattle, greeted Governor Clark and his wife in chilly air. She joked she would not have exited without her powdered nose and chatted with reporters and photographers aboard the United Airlines plane.
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Boise
Idaho
United Airlines
Seattle
Bevan Marries Walter E Chrismas in Philadelphia
Elizabeth Reta Bevan wed Walter Elliotts Chrismas in Philadelphia yesterday. The ceremony marks a notable union reported in local society circles with emphasis on the Christmas timing.
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Chrismas
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Reta Bevan
Walter Elliotts
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