Fascist Italy Faces Mutinies as Italy and Ethiopia Turmoil Deepens
The report of a Paris mutiny is denied by fascist officials in Rome while France weighs sending British troops to the German border if war erupts. In Ethiopia, Italian forces quell unrest near Lake Tana as Haile Selassie loyalists gather support and a Dutch Red Cross probe is sought for a bombing incident.
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Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
Italy
Engaud
Paris
Foreign Office
France
Great Britain
Poilus
Itar
Addis Ababa
Gojjam
Lake Tana
Haile Selassie
Ras Hailu
Mussolini
Ré Cross
Red Cross
Geneva
Doto
Ogaden
Order of Ahepa to Install Officers in Pocatello
Nick Salivouris of Price Utah will preside at the 2 p m Sunday January 5 installation at Helenic hall for Pocatello chapter No 238 Order of Ahepa N A Binaris district marshal will attend. Officers named include Morris Karras Contos Kalamiotis Sakelaris Kordopatig Chilpos Lambrou Lambrou Chipras Calles and Lambrou. A social session will follow.
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Nick Salivouris
Price
Utah
Pocatello
Hellenic Hall
N. A. Binaris
James J. Morris
Lou Karras
Gus Contos
John Kalamiotis
John Kalamiotis Treasurer; Board of Governors
George Sakelaris
Pete Kordopatig
John Chilpos
Gus Morris
N A. Binaris
Jim Lambrou
Tom Chipras
Sag Lambrou
Sam Calles
Four Bodies Found in Egyptian Plane Crash
In Alexandria Egypt January authorities recovered four bodies from a plane crash. The remains include two English women a crew member and an unidentified man.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Ers
Student Dies of Blood Poisoning After Barber Injury
Walter Frederick Butterfield 16 died yesterday in a local hospital from blood poisoning linked to a scalp wound caused by a Wyoming barber. He was born October 2 1919 in Pocatello and attended Franklin junior high school. Surviving family includes his mother Mrs Annie Quest Butterfield and siblings in Pocatello and elsewhere. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the L D S Third Ward church with Bishop W E Gee officiating. burial Mountainview cemetery, Hall Mortuary in charge.
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Walter Frederick Butterfield
Wyoming
Annie Quest Butterfield
South Fifth Avenue
Pocatello
Franklin Junior High School
William H Butterfield
Lawrence Butterfield
San Diego
Cal
Bess Pearson
Grange
Wye
A. L. Toomey
Matt Hronek
Alma Hornung
Edna
Hazel
Bessie
Charles
Elmo Butterfield
L. D. S. Third Ward
W. E. Gee
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Lindberghs Stay in Wales for Quiet Rest
Charles and Anne Lindbergh along with their son Jon depart Liverpool for Cardiff and nearby Tynewdd manor in south Wales seeking rest after three days of seclusion with Aubrey Morgan. They traveled by auto from Adelphi Hotel and arrived Tuesday aboard the American Importer.
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Liverpool
Charles A. Lindberghs
Cardiff
Wales
Adelphi
Jon
South Wales
Aubrey Morgan
Morgan
Tynewdd
England
United States
American Importer
Prisoners Start Return to Cells
Alabama's 500 most deserving convicts poured back into state prisons today after Christmas paroles of two weeks each. Gov. Bibb Graves had kept a man to man agreement with the inmates, who returned by riding the rods and hitchhiking.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bibb Graves
Borah Views Townsend Plan as Sound Yet Unworkable
Senator Borah said the Townsend old age pension plan is sound in parts but unworkable. He favors a detailed statement and suggested lowering the monthly grant from 200 to 50, with freedom to spend the money. Borah defended the constitution and denied current need for constitutional changes to enable social security and labor laws.
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Associated Press
Washington
Borah
Ida
Francis E. Townsend
Idahoan
Townsendites
Red Book
Whitaker for governor club organized in Soda Springs
A Whitaker for governor committee formed in Soda Springs Caribou county with 100 members Walter Hogan appointed chairman Henry Koodall secretary Prominent residents attended Whitaker urged harmony in party ranks and support for a candidate with broad public backing the organizers report aid from southeastern Idaho counties highlighting the statewide bid to Idaho’s governorship.
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Soda Springs
Caribou County
Whitaker
Walter Hogan
Henry Koodall
Idaho
Henry O'Leary
A. Y. Satterfield
Pocatello
Ben Henderson
Arimo
Roy Hale
McCammon
Supreme Court May Chart Course Of 74th Congress Second Session
Washington opens its second session amid uncertainty over Congress agenda as court rulings press the action on New Deal programs. The fate of AAA and processing taxes looms, shaping a potential deficit fighting and legislative blueprint once the Supreme Court rules after January 6.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Capitol Hill
Oon
Acic
Senate
Huey Lone
Erbowman
Sela
New Deal
Lib ‘Ory
Seventy-Fourth Congress
Roevelt
Congress
AAA
High Court
Garner
Burns
House
U. S. Supreme Court
Truck Strikes Coasting Sled at Whitman and Johnson
A noon accident at Whitman and Johnson streets involved a coasting sled struck by a milky stick truck. Three children Nancy Harrison, Merline Harrison, and Bobby Field escaped serious injury with minor head lacerations to Nancy and Merline. Bobby was unhurt. Police investigated and warned drivers to slow at hill streets on the west side.
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Whitman
Johnson Streets
Nancy
Merline
Parry Harrison
South Garfield
Bobby Field
D. R. Field
Belvedere Apartments
Bobby
Naw
Health officials report mixed disease quarantine in Pocatello
Ten homes are under quarantine for scarlet fever while three are isolated for smallpox and several others for chickenpox. Health officers describe the situation as satisfactory with scarlet fever easing since the Christmas holiday period.
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Pocatello
Dubois Heir Entered Hospital in Idaho
Toussaint Dubois of Blackfoot sister of late U S Senator F T Dubois has been committed to the state mental hospital at Blackfoot. She had returned from Oklahoma where she lived with an uncle. Her uncle Carroll Brisco fell ill and died. her daughter Avelia went to live with an aunt in Des Moines. Dubois was a Columbia University journalism graduate after a decade in Washington news work.
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Toussaint Dubois
Blackfoot
U. S
F. T. Dubois
Idaho
Miss Dubois
Oklahoma
TERA
Carroll Brisco
Avelia
Rowland Hanson
du Moines
Iowa
Club organized elects temporary officers at courthouse meeting
Amos Warren was elected temporary president of the Pi tello Junior Townsend club at a courthouse meeting tonight. Helen Higgins was named vice president, Blanch Nelson secretary, Melvin Mitchell treasurer. A meeting is set for January 9 inviting youths ages 16 to 30.
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Amos Warren
Pitello Junior Townsend Club
Helen Higgins
Blanch Nelson
Melvin Mitchell
Editors of Utah Idaho reporters meet to discuss AP service
Publishers and editors from Idaho and Utah gathered at the Bannock hotel for a session on Associated Press news coverage. Irving W. Hart presided as chairman while Milo M. Thompson outlined AP worldwide and state coverage. The Tribune and Journal hosted a luncheon for attendees including AP executives and editors from multiple papers.
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Idaho
Utah
Associated Press
Irving W. Hart
Idaho Statesman
Boise
Organization of
Bannock
Milo M. Thompson
Idaho Surplus Apples Bought For Relief Program
Governor Ross announced the federal government will buy Idaho surplus apples for distribution to needy families. A meeting of growers and interested parties was called for next Tuesday to outline the purchase plans. Washington official R A Palen said the program aims to remove surplus and supply apples to those lacking access, with no set limit per producer and apples slated for outside the state to reach consumers.
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Boise
Ross
Idaho
R. A. Palen
Washington, D. C
Segular
Judge Contempts Grace Carson After Her Last Word
In Tulsa on January 3 Judge A A Hatch ordered Grace Carson to stop talking in municipal court. When she continued, he held her in contempt and detained her for an hour.
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Tulsa
Okla
A. A. Hatch
Grace Carson
Epidemic Claims 26 Seal Hunters on Angmagssalik Island
Reports from Copenhagen state influenza sweeping Angmagssalik Island, a Greenland trading post, has killed twenty six seal hunters. The illness spreads among crews along the east coast.
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Copenhagen
Angmagssalik Island
Greenland
President Roosevelt's Radio Address Draws Historic Audience
Radio men estimate President Roosevelt's message will reach a record audience as 18 million sets are tuned in. The broadcast, rerun by three shortwave stations to Europe and beyond, will air during prime commercial hours, replacing a soup program and a human relations segment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Broadcasting Company
Europe
Pinchot and Borah Meet on Pennsylvania Delegation
Senator Borah and former Governor Pinchot conferred in Washington amid expectations they may influence Pennsylvania’s GOP delegation to the Republican convention. Borah cited Pennsylvania’s pivotal role in the campaign and the delegates’ leadership position. Both indicated cooperation toward a shared objective, without confirming Borah’s own presidential ambitions.
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Washington
Borah
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Idaho
Theodore Reoivelt
Citizens Asked To Keep River Clean
Residents near the Port Neuf river were urged by city health authorities to avoid dumping refuse into the water. An ordinance requires garbage be placed in sealed containers and collected by trucks. Improper disposal carries a $50 fine and 30 days in jail.
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Portneuf
Congress Opens Second Session Ongoing Debates Begin
The Seventy-fourth Congress resumes at noon after a four month recess and plans a joint session at 9 PM for President Roosevelt to deliver the state of the union. Key topics include bonus cash payments, neutrality changes, spending, national defense, social security tweaks, merchant marine subsidies, and new farm relief pending AAA ruling.
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Seventy-fourth Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Snell Attacks Roosevelt Night Message In Congress Battle
Congress opens with partisan clash over the president's state of the union address and a night delivery plan. Rep Snell accuses the timing of cheap politics as Dem leaders call for unified action while senators observe ceremonies and new members are sworn in.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
State of the Union
Snell
Representative Bankhead
Senator Long
Louisiana
Schall
Minesota
Benson
Minnesota
Glass
House of Representatives
Werner W. Main
Mich
Harry M. Kimball
William B. Barry
Willam F. Brunner
Edward W. Curley
McReynolds
Swedish Coop Movement Educational Film Shown Locally
An educational film on The Swedish Cooperative Movement runs nine days in Pocatello and nearby. It traces 25 years of cooperative development with first showing at Labor Temple Monday 8 p.m. and other screenings in Tyhee, Power and Bingham counties, the Pocatello Community Forum January 12, a university group January 13, and the self help cooperative group January 16.
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Tyhee
Power
Bingham Counties
Tyhee L.ds. Ward
Bingham
Pocatello
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