Plane found in North Idaho wreck. pilots dead
Northwest Airlines announced the bodies of pilots Joe Livermore and Arthur A. Haid were found in a transport wreck on Early Creek Ridge, 15 miles south of Kellogg. Trapper Pred Cunningham and others reached the site. mail aboard the plane remained intact and no fire was seen.
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Kellogg
Northwest Airlines
Joe Livermore
Arthur A. Haid
Early Creek Ridge
Here
Seattle
Fred Cunningham
Kellogg Trapper
Woodsman
A. R. Mensing
Cunningham
W. B. Lee
Airlines
United States Mail
Idaho
North
Pred Cunningham
Tranper
Cemetery Ridge
Pocatello Sees Light Snowfall After Snowless Christmas
A light snowfall Saturday night adds to an existing two inch pile in Pocatello, with an inch more noted Friday. State officials warn of slippery roads, urging careful driving as eastern Oregon, southwestern Idaho, and northern Nevada report snow and cold conditions.
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H. G
Spike) Flint
Burley Way
D. W. Bliss
Idaho
Atlantic Coast
Dakotas
Oregon Coast
Central Plains
Mississippi River
Redding
Calif
Oregon
Nevada
Chiang Kai-shek to Seek Leniency for Chang Hsueh-liang
Chiang Kai-shek returned as leader of China and said he would recommend leniency for Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang, the rebel who ended the uprising in northwestern China after his release. Chang, penitent, pledged to bear the government’s demands, including possible death. General Yang Hu-chen, Chang’s subordinate, may receive similar treatment.
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Mei-Ling Soong
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Man
Marshal Chang
W. H. Donald
Kai-Shek
Nanking
Chang
Sianfu
Shensi
Loyang
Henan
Ho Ying-chin
Yang Hu-chen
Oakley Church Leader Dies After Illness
Ray mond Curtis aged 47 longtime superintendent of the L D 8 Sunday school in Oakley Utah died in Burley hospital after a three months illness. Born October 11 1889 in Brigham Canyon Utah he moved to Oakley as a child. Surviving are his widow Ella Curtis his parents William V and Elizabeth Curtis three daughters one son and four brothers. Interment in Oakley cemetery after services at Cassia L D 8 stake tabernacle Tuesday at 2 pm.
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Raymond Curtis
L. D
Burley Hospital
Brigham Canyon
Utah
Mr. Curtis
Luella Curtis
William V. Curtis
Elizabeth Curtis
Oakley Cemetery
Cassia L. D
Stake Tabernacle
William J Brady Noted Actor Dies
William J Brady a retired actor died today at his Queens home after a long illness He was 66 Born in Putnam Connecticut he began in stock in the 1890s and acted with Jane Cowl Judith Anderson and Walter Huston He was a charter member of the Actors Equity Association.
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New York
Willam J. Brady
Queens
Putnam
Conn
Brady
Jane Cowl
Judith Anderson
Walter Huston
Actors Equity Association
Bank night banned in Chicago theaters
Chicago police Commissioner James P. Allman outlawed bank night in all city theaters. Managers sought guidance from exhibitors' leaders on immediate elimination or court action and debated what to do with thousands of dollars in undistributed prize money.
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Chicago
James P. Allman
Identical Twins Sign for Movies in Hollywood
Gloria and Barbara Brewster, 18, identical twins from Oceanside, signed to a single motion picture contract. They will star together in a musical released early next year, marking a rare double career on screen.
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Hollywood
Calif
Brewster «Sters
Gloria
Barbara
Oceanside
Met Opera Sees Fourth Standing Room Only Week
In New York the Metropolitan Opera posted standing room only signs four times in opening week, with 48 400 patrons packed in the orchestra and walls. Tonight's Tosca prompted the fourth sign and tomorrow's concert is expected to push standees above 3 100 for the week.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Met
Battle Looms in Congress on Relief Funds
Washington awaits the new session opening January 5 as relief spending sparks a partisan clash. President Roosevelt backs a $500 million appropriation while Senator King argues for $250 million to $300 million, urging stronger state burden and tighter federal spending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
King
Utah
Earthquake Destroys Niijima Town in Japan
A powerful quake centered off Oshima near Chiba leveled Niijima in Tokyo Prefecture at 9 15 am local time. Reports say many houses collapsed and landslides followed. Niijima population is about 4000 with little data on casualties.
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Domei
Niijima
Oshima
Chiba Preserre
Japan
Dog Keeps Vigil By Broken Strap In North Adams
Rex the mongrel guards a broken leather strap after Foxie the fox terrier disappeared when a car struck Foxie near the post office lawn. Rex stays by the stake and awaits Foxie’s return while police carry on with the scene. Rex follows Foxie’s master back to the home, and remains by the stove eyes on the broken strap hoping for Foxie.
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Mas
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Rex
Foxie
Pex
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Fox
Idaho Weather Outlook Snow in South and Mountains
Unsettled conditions persist into Sunday with fresh snowfall in the southern region and the central mountains. The system lingers into Monday bringing additional precipitation and cooler temperatures across Idaho.
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Idaho
O Mountains
Wallis Forgives Edward's Critics in France
In Cannes France a spokesman for Wallis Warfield Simpson said she forgives Edward Critics have attacked the former king for abdicating the British throne for Wallis Warfield Simpson Herman L Rogers former Baltimore debutante's host said Mrs Simpson harbors no grievance toward the duke of Windsor's critics He added Edward's decision to give up the throne for family life was an extremely moral act with no religious connection
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France
Edward
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Regulars Plan To Punish Holt In Senate Row
Democratic regulars in the Senate move to strip Sen Rush D Holt of patronage posts after he backed foes of the Democratic national ticket and opposed a West Virginia colleague. A letter from Sen Carl Hayden warns Holt he will likely lose Capitol Hill jobs when Congress convenes in January. The message cites support for opponents and new senators with legitimate claims to posts.
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Senate
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Holt
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
M. M. Neely
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Capitol Hill
Congress
United States Senate
Trapper Reports Plane Wreckage Found in Snow
In Idaho a wreckage of one plane is located while search continues for an airliner carrying seven aboard. The field reports ongoing efforts amid snow covered terrain as authorities pursue missing aircraft.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Washington
Congress
Afol Head
Chicago
T. Louis
Citizenship Loss Threatens Fighters
Washington reports Senate discussions on revoking American citizenship of volunteers who join foreign wars. Senators including Chairman Pittman of the foreign relations committee weigh proposals to cover civil wars like Spain, amid Socialist party efforts in New York to enlist volunteers for the loyalists.
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Washington
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Idaho Couple Licensed to Wed in Seattle
James Grogan of Twin Falls Idaho and Alaska Behnke of Seattle received a marriage license today in Seattle, linked to a Idahoan groom and Seattle bride.
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James Grogan
Twin Falla
Idaho
Alaska
Behnke
France May Trade Colonies for Peace in Nazi Spain Talks
Paris officials outline a possible exchange to end European tensions. France would return Germany’s lost colonies if Hitler pledges to halt Nazi enrollments in Spain and join a disarmament plan. Britain could support Paris in pressing for volunteers to Spain at a cost.
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Spain
France
Britain
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Delays Mark Seaman Strike Amid New Accusations
In San Francisco and Seattle opposing sides in the maritime strike traded accusations while agreeing to resume peace talks. The joint strike publicity committee accused shipowners of labor spying and misquoting Harry Bridges. Shipowners said the committee is Bridges dominated and blocked immediate votes on last week’s peace proposals.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Seattle
Sailors Union
Striking Seamen File Charges After Christmas Disturbance
More than 100 sailors with bandaged heads filed aggravated assault charges against Houston police after a water front disturbance on Christmas Eve. About 20 sailors were hospitalized as police investigated the attack. In New York, strikers picketed the federal shipping commissioner’s office over the Copeland act discharge books set to begin Jan. 20, arguing the books enable union activity blacklist.
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Houston
Tex
New York
Federal Shipping Commissioner's Office
Joint
Maritime Strike Council
Washington
Toscanini Leads Exiled Orchestra in Palestine Concert
In Tel Aviv a sell out crowd heard Arturo Toscanini conduct an ensemble of about sixty refugee musicians, many Jewish exiles from Germany, performing Mendelssohn Beethoven Brahms and Schubert. The group heads to Jerusalem on December 30 Haifa on December 31 and will later tour Cairo.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Arturo Toscanini
Germany
Palestine Symphony Orchestra
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Brahms
Schubert
Toscanini
Jerusalem
Haifa
Cairo
Government to Deport Slavers
The justice department and immigration authorities plan wholesale deportations of white slavers. J Edgar Hoover said steps are under way to deport 16 convicted slavers and to remove material witnesses from recent white slave cases. Federal action targets interstate rings shipping across state lines for immoral purposes.
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Washington
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Pope Pius II Ends Hope for Recovery Amid Paralysis
Vatican reports say Pope Pius slept fitfully as doctors maintained a vigil after word spread that paralysis had extended over his left side. He recited the rosary with secretaries before attempting sleep while near-fatal illness loomed.
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Pius
Pope Pius IX in worsening condition in Vatican hospital
Reports from Vatican City say Pope Pius XII weakened by circulatory congestion and age left him unable to move his legs or use his left arm. The pope suffers piercing spasms of pain as Cardinal Pacelli remains beside him with Dr Milani and trusted aides.
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Vatican City
Pius
Palysis
Osservato Romano
Vatican
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Amanti Milani
Holy Father
Four Jailed in St. Louis Gift of God Baby Case
Four convicted conspirators in the Gift of God baby hoax were sent to jail after the federal court sentenced them pending appeal bonds. Nellie Tipton Muench received 10 years and a $5,000 fine, others got eight five and ten year terms with fines. The group fraudulently collected money from Dr. Marsh Pittman by claiming he fathered Muench’s alleged child.
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ST. Louis
Nellie Tipton Muench
Anna Ware
Muench
George H. Moore
Missouri Supreme Court
Idaho Security Accounts Opened For Workers
The federal social security board reported 55,909 Utah workers have been given old age benefit account numbers. A total of 28,693 accounts have been opened for Idaho workers under the social security act. The figures are growing daily.
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Salt Lake City
Federal Social Security Board
Utah
Idaho
Germany Demands Release of Palos Freighter Passengers
Berlin issues ultimatum to Madrid Socialist government demanding the release of the freighter Palos and three passengers aboard. Germany warns reprisals if ignored. cargo said not to contain war material. Details limited as dispatch cites Deutsche Nachrichtenzentrale.
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Madrid
Paris
France
London
Vatican City
Pope
Chiang
Chang
Germany
Burgos
Spain
Labor leader cites wage goals and social policy in year-end review
William Green, AFL president, urges a minimum family income of 2600 and echoes John L. Lewis on 2500 for unskilled workers. He links 1938 to social security, higher wages, shorter hours, and abolition of child labor as aims, noting progress in labor’s right to organize and broader income distribution.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Organized Labor
Green
United States
Congress
Three Held for Shooting Negroes in Virginia
Norfolk report says Princess Anne county police arrested Elmer Jones Sewell Jones and Frank Hanbury all white men from Fentress Virginia on charges of feloniously shooting two negroes near the Princes Anne courthouse Christmas day. The victims Percy Hampton and James Hampton were slightly wounded and escaped after a car pursuit. Police do not link the shootings to an alleged attempt by a young negro to attack a white mother in the county.
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Norfolk
George Halstead
Princess Anne County
Princes Anne
Halstead
Elmer Jones
Sewell Jones
Frank Hanbury
Percy Hampton
James Hampton
Utah Weather Forecast Calls for Unsettled Weekend
The Utah forecast warns of unsettled Sunday and Monday with likely snow in the northern portion. Temperatures show little overall change, signaling continued cool conditions across the state.
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Utah
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