General Paul Pau Dies Venerable French War Hero At 83
Paris obituary notes General Pau lost an arm in 1870 and led French veterans as Red Cross president. He rose to brigadier general in 1911 and joined the supreme war council, later commanding the army of Alsace in World War I. Despite age, he remained a popular military figure.
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Paris
Paul Gerald Pau
Pau
Red Cross
Supreme War Council of
France
Europe
Supreme Council of War
Alsace
Froeschwiller
Joffre
Galliene
Glendora
Miss
Bomb menace prompts nationwide crack down across cities
Late wire reports show authorities in multiple cities racing to end a bomb scare spreading through the east and Midwest. Since Wednesday a string of bombs has exploded at Eas ton Pa post office and targets include Italian consuls linked to Fascist groups.
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Associated Press
East
Middlewest
Easton
Idaho sleigh tipping claims farmer near Rexburg
Lloyd Spelberg aged 32 a Lincoln farmer was killed last night when the sleigh he hauled cattle with overturned into a barrow pit beside the Yellowstone highway three miles south of Rexburg authorities reported the accident occurred on impact with the roadside trench and the cattle perished.
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Idaho Falls
Lloyd Spelberg
Lincoln
Yellowstone Highway
Rexburg
Local Girl Vera Frugoli Dies After Relapse
Miss Vera Frugoli 408 North Sixth died early today in a local hospital after a short illness and relapse from nephritis. Born December 18 1912 in Potatello she attended local schools and helped her mother run an east side grocery. Surviving are her mother Mrs Mary Frugoli and brothers and sisters Milt Donald Dante Louis Thomas and Stella of this city and Inglewood California. Funeral arrangements are with Schumacher and Beasley mortuary and services are expected Monday at St Anthony's church.
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Vera Frugoli
North Sixth
Miss Frugoli
Pocatello
East Side
Mary Frugoli
Milt and
Donald
Inglewood
Calif
Dante
Louis
Thomas
George
Stella
Schumacher
County plate issue nudges buyers to April deadline
Bannock county assessor Charles A. Brown notes state law allows auto owners until April first to purchase 1932 license plates. New design features black numbers on orange, county sets like Bannock A3 with numbers 1 to 7,000. Three year initial license then step reductions in year four and five.
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Charles A. Brown
Bannock County
Mr. Brown
Brown
Bannock
Morris Rites Set for 2 P. M. Sunday
Emma Lee Morris died in San Francisco on Christmas day. Her body arrived in Pocatello and funeral services will be held Sunday at Bethel Baptist church at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Mountain View. The remains are at Schumacher mortuary and will be viewed at the family home Sunday morning until service time.
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Emma Lee Morris
San Francisco
Pocatello
Bethel Baptist Church
Mountainview
Schumacher and Mortuary
Cards stacked in life game revealed at science meet
Dr. Emil Witschi of the University of Iowa described how sex is determined in embryos, with the outer embryonic layer and inner portion fighting to be female or male. He showed frog embryo photographs and noted temperature effects on sex, cold producing females and heat producing males, explaining why the cards are stacked before birth.
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New Orleans
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Emil Witschi
University of Iowa
Witschi
Aviator Still Missing From Christmas Flight
Lieut. E. H. Bobbitt Jr. remains missing eight days after disappearing while flying from Selfridge Field Michigan to Hot Springs Virginia on Christmas Day. Authorities search the mountains around Elkins West Virginia as weather hinders efforts.
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Elkins
W. Va
E. H. Bobbitt, Jr
Selfridge Field
Mich
Hot Springs
Idaho Burns Less Gasoline in 1931
Idaho reports 1931 gasoline consumption dropped about three percent to 59.65 million gallons from 61.66 million in 1930. Revenue stayed near the same at 2.983 million dollars as the five cent gasoline tax was collected only in the last nine months of 1930.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Motor Fuels
Colder Weekend Forecast From Local Weatherman
Weatherman A. R. Teeple predicts cloudy and colder weather tonight and Sunday. Friday's high reached 27 with a 17 degree low Saturday morning. The record low for January 2 is 6 in 1911 and the record high for this date is 55 in 1918.
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A. R. Teeple
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers lampoons Shanghai chatter in a dated column voice. He jokes about chop suey myths and ricksha rickshaw drivers while noting Chinese people act like others as missionaries and businessmen arrive.
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Taft
Shanghai
Brooklyn
Ricksha
China
Nevada
Twin Falls Produce Man Tells of Abduction Plot
N L Jones a Twin Falls produce man testified Friday night that he was abducted last week after receiving a letter signed The Gang mailed on a train at Ogden. Detectives located him later at the Bungalow apartments and he was taken to General hospital with chest injuries and memory loss.
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N. L. Jones
Twin Falls
J. L. Balderston
Jones
Ogden
the Gang
Guy Nelson
Jarvis Roubidoux
Bungalow Apartments
General Hospital
W. W. Brother
Movie Star Weds Society Woman in Quiet Civil Ceremony
Lawrence Tibbett Metropolitan Opera baritone and film star wed socially prominent Mrs. Jennie Marston Adams Burgard in a quiet New York civil ceremony attended by family and a few intimate friends, followed by a small reception.
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New York
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera
Jennie Marston Adams Burgard
World Efforts Hold Hopes for Chasing Business Wolf
Foreign editor Smith Reavis surveys 1931's global economy as unemployment, overproduction and budget strains prompt international actions. Geneva talks seek arms reduction in 1932 while Germany, Britain, France, Spain and Japan face debt, policy shifts, and shifting gold standards amid unsettled peace.
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Smith Reavis
Associated Press
Germany
Japan
Scotland
Argentina
Geneva
U. S
Hoover
Bruening
Young Plan Advisory Committee
Great Britain
Ramsay McDonald
Scandinavian
England
Winslow H Hunt Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Winslow H. Hunt aged 24 son of Mrs. Mary E. Hunt and assistant at the city library died at a local hospital after an operation for acute appendicitis. He worked in the county surveyor's office and was a son of the late Rev. W. F. Hunt. He is survived by his mother, two sisters Clarissa and Mary F., two brothers Gene and John, with other relatives in this city and Detroit. Boise McHan mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
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Winslow H. Hunt
Mary E. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
W. F. Hunt
First Congregational Church
Clarissa Hunt
George Luker
Gene
John Hunt
T. H. Hunt
Mary F. Hunt
Detroit
Mich
William F. Hunt
Boise
McHan Mortuary
Christmas Trees Targeted in Traffic Attacks
The second community Christmas tree at Center and Arthur streets was knocked down in a Sunday night or Monday morning incident after a prior tree at Main and Lander streets was removed between Christmas and New Year. Police note the trees pose traffic hazards but add they bolster local holiday spirit.
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Center
Arthur Streets
Main
Lander
Couple seeks to annul Camden marriage after prenuptial vows
Albert B K Ross contests a divorce suit filed by his wife Rebecca in Camden New Jersey. The couple had signed a marriage contract promising to resume church duties and reserve one evening weekly to entertain relatives among thirty seven other pledges. Ross says he still loves her despite the contract.
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Albert BK. Ross
Rebecca
Camden
N. J
Ross
Snow Tonight and Sunday Weather Update
The text notes colder conditions in the southwest tonight and on Sunday. It mentions a snow event affecting Utah with frigid temperatures in the southwest region. No specific cities or dates are provided.
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Utah
Former Pocatellan Joins Strong Bank
Carl A. Bryan of Lansing Michigan, formerly of this city, was elected vice-president of the Capital National Bank of Lansing after it purchased City National Bank assets. The bank now ranks among Michigan’s strongest with over 20 million dollars in resources and 17 million in deposits. Bryan, son of Mrs Pauline Bryan, is a former Citizens’ bank figure and brother of Paul and Donald Bryan. He will focus on supervising loans.
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Carl A. Bryan
Lansing
Mich
Capital National Bank
Michigan City
Tribum
City National Bank
of Michigan
Bryan
Old Citizens’ Bank
Pauline Bryan
South Garfield Avenue
Paul and
Donald Bryan
Lansing State Journal
Eight Marooned in Snow at Monida
Eight travelers were stranded at Monida on the Idaho Montana border after Christmas snowfall. They traveled in four autos and a truck and endured two days in the snow before rescue or passage by unknown plows. The party includes C A Clark of Baker Oregon Glen Miller Frank Cox of Twin Falls Mr and Mrs Paul Jones of Butte Mr and Mrs O R Hornie of Butte and C G Giger of Butte Montana.
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Boise
Monida
Idaho-Montana State Line
Spencer
C. G. Giger
Butte
Montana
Giger
C. A. Clark
Baker, Ore
Glen Miller
Frank Cox
Twin Falls
Paul Jones
O. R. Hornie
Flag of Japan Raised Over Chinchow
Japanese Army entered Chinchow Manchuria on January 2 as the rising sun flag flew over the city for the first time in centuries. The first victory brigade marched in without a shot fired. Chinese defenders had evacuated, and citizens cheered while Japanese officials urged normal civil life.
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Chinchow
Manchuria
Tailing River
Nora
Peiping-Mukden
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall
Honjo
China Names Foreign Minister Speaks on Manchuria Crisis
Eugene Chen, sworn in as China's foreign minister, declared that Japan has created a situation not to be distinguished from a state of war in Manchuria, defying the will of the civilized world as expressed by the League of Nations.
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
New York
League of Nations Commission of Inquiry
Manchuria
India
London
Mahatma Gandhi
France
Pierre Laval
Spain
Russia
Far East
Japan
China
Council of the
League of Natio
Nanking
Pi Eugene Chen
League of Nations
Japan expands control via 700 troops at Shanhaikwan gateway
Observers report Japan increased military presence at Shanhaikwan by storing 700 infantry and artillery over the past two weeks. The move secures the only sea level, accessible route between Manchuria and China proper, with the great wall meeting the sea here and a large gateway serving as the main exit and entrance from southwestern Manchuria.
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Shanhaikwan
China
Japan
Manchuria
Ereat
Japanese freighter Tamako Maru crew rescued after 60 hour sea fight
Upward of forty crew and officers of the Japanese freighter Tamako Maru were saved in the north Pacific after abandoning ship during a brutal 60 hour battle with wintry seas. The vessel was abandoned following the heavy seas and threat of sinking.
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Seattle
North Pacific
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