Idaho to swear in 24th state government Monday
Boise Jan first reports state’s 24th two year government to be inaugurated with Clark as governor elect and Democrats taking over major posts. New officers include Attorney General J W Taylor, Secretary Bert F, state officials Myrtle Eaking Harry Parsons and Jann Condie, with Morgan as chief justice in the Supreme Court. A reception and formal dance will follow in the capitol to launch the new administration.
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Harry C. Parsons
Twin Falls
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jann W. Condie
Preston
Arthurampbell
Mullan
Supreme Court
William M. Morgan
Raymond JL. Givens
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Democratic Executive Department
Matron Mayor Stands Ground in Daytona Beach
In Daytona Beach Florida the Matron Mayor, backed by armed guards, refuses to yield as Governor Sholts names successor Armstrong to enforce a temporary injunction. Judge Herbert Frederick weighs Armstrong's arguments Monday regarding charges of excess expenditures incompetence and lack of sound judgment.
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Sholts
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Five cars in New Year’s Eve street crash reported
An accident at 2 35 a m on New Year’s Eve near a fire department machine caused a five car collision. Two drivers are named William Torr 18 of Merricell Park and Willard of 808 Nord One.
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Carny Seine
Idaho
Liam Torr
Merricell Park
Willard
Nord
Churchman James A. Flaherty Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia mourns James A. Flaherty 83 a widely known layman of the church after his death tonight An obituary notes his long service and prominence in religious circles in the city
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No Trace Of Gang Killers In Sioux Falls Manhunt
Sioux Falls police pressed to track a gangster trio blamed for a powder magazine blast that killed one man and wounded Mrs. Helen Sieler. The search centered in the area under Sheriff Melvin L. Sells with suspects Lee Bradley Harry Reeves and William Nesbeth possibly hidin g nearby as the blast caused about 20000 in damage and a man named Baker died. The wounded woman remained under guard in hospital.
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One Killed Many Hurt in Wreck at Ellinwood
At Ellinwood Kansas a rear end collision between a Santa Fe freight train and a stock train killed conductor Vance Hendry 51 Newton and injured 15 others including several seriously. Dozens of cattle were killed as six cars and one locomotive derailed in the crash.
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Utah Weather Forecast Sees Little Temperature Change
The Utah forecast calls for Pair Sunday and Monday with minimal shift in temperatures across the region. Expect steady conditions, light winds, and dry skies, with daytime highs around normal seasonal levels and mild overnight lows.
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Family Searches for Captor in Charles Mattson Kidnapping
In Tacoma a new ransom note urging contact from the Mattson family resurfaced, hinting ongoing efforts to reach the abductor who took Charles Mattson last Sunday. Police traced a swarthy bewhiskered suspect near Olympia while ink from the note is tested. surrounding searches focus on leads and relatives’ properties.
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Pope Pius XI Seeks Strength Amid Illness
Vatican reports Pope Pius XI battles circulatory obstruction in his left leg with limited sleep. He received Archbishop Jean Chollet briefly and urged no material change in condition. Diplomats and King George VI joined other rulers in sending messages of sympathy and hope for recovery.
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Pius XI
Vatican
Jean Chollet
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George VI
England
Seattle Post-Intelligencer quotes alleged ransom note in Tacoma kidnap case
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports it published an alleged authentic ransom note from the Charles Mattson kidnapping in Tacoma. The note requests eighteen thousand dollars in mixed bills, warns of weekly doublings, and signs as Tim, with ink color and type kept secret.
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Senator Rosinson Calls for Constitution Change Over Wage Problem
Democratic leader Senator Rosinson of Arkansas urged amending the constitution as the best way to handle wage and hour issues. He warned Supreme Court rulings on federal and state powers create a unsatisfactory condition and said the issue would be settled this session while not ruling out other legislative approaches. He proposed tax relief for corporations to spur new investments, and a early but cautious reduction of federal employees with continued aid if industry cannot reabsorb workers. A balanced budget remains unlikely next year but possible within two years.
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Washington
Rosinson
Congress
Man slain in New York after downtown holdup
Police identified Fred Dunn, 29, slain in a West 65th Street apartment after a dramatic robbery at Barney Pressman store where 85 workers and customers were forced to aid the heist. Loot included $22,000 cash and jewelry. 30 loot envelopes found. Police say dispute over loot division led to Dunn's death. Robbers used pistols and submachine guns. ten women present. two victims struck with gun butts.
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Barney Pressman
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Walter Kelly
McCammon Youth Rated a Hero After Ice Rescue
Loval Hall, 10, of McCammon was hailed as a hero after diving into an icy pond to rescue 5 year old Bobby Robins who had fallen through thin ice while skating. Hall recalled only seeing Bobby and pulling him from the water.
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Bodies of Army Officers Found in Burned Plane
The bodies of two officers were found today in the wreckage of an army pursuit plane that crashed in Cheaha State Park Alabama. The bomber was piloted by Col. F J Eglin and carried Lieut Howard E Shelton Jr a naval officer. The flight departed Langley Field Virginia yesterday bound for Maxwell Field Alabama.
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Horsley to push early irrigation for Idaho districts
Idaho Falls State Rep George Horsley announced he will sponsor legislation to allow irrigation districts to start water deliveries as soon as spring runoff begins. Current law restricts drawing water before June 16, potentially delaying planting.
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George Horsley
White House Hosts Diplomatic Corps at New Year Reception
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt welcomed 55 foreign ministers and ambassadors at the White House for the season's first state reception. The event featured Hail the Chief by the Marine Band as guests in diverse attire, from formal gowns to military uniforms, mingled in the Blue Room amid palms and decorations.
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Weather Outlook Shows Fair Sunday and Monday
Generally fair weather continues for Sunday and Monday with continued low temperatures. The outlook emphasizes clear to partly cloudy skies and chilly mornings across the region.
First Reprisal in Auto Plant Trouble Sparks Court Stay
The first reprisal in GM strike actions closed 12 plants with a court stay order forcing Fisher body plant workers in Flint Michigan to vacate. Police demobilized after plans to eject strikers were deferred pending legal procedures as executives meet union leaders led by Homer Martin on the eve of a major conference.
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Pocatello Beats Rexburg Quintet in State Playoff
Pocatello's state championship basketball team defeated Rexburg 25 to 32 after a 16 to 18 loss to Malad. The Indians head to Wyoming this week for five games, starting Tuesday at Superior and continuing through Saturday against Montpelier and Downey. Lineups list Rexburg players Walker Lindqvist and Isham among others and Pocatello led by Hadley Ellsworth Burrell Dalpino and Hiltbrd with key points.
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Screen Actor Ross Alexander Found Dead by Own Hand
Hollywood reports Ross Alexander 29, a motion picture actor, shot himself in the temple and was found in a barn hay-loft at his ranch. His wife Anne Nagel, present at the scene, and servant Cornelius Stevenson provided details of the tragedy and prior day’s events.
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Ray Giese
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Stevenson
Aleta Freile
Jersey City
Senator Holt vows to fight party over re election stance
Senator Holt of West Virginia states he will resist any senate move against him for opposing a Democratic colleague and for meeting with Governor Landon during the campaign. He also says he will appeal to the Democratic caucus to keep his patronage appointments, despite the patronage committee's recommendation to strip three posts.
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Holt
West Virginia
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Landon
Midwest Hit By Blizzard Aftermath Snow Deepens
A cold wave followed a blizzard across the Midwest with more than a foot of snow in Iowa Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and Wisconsin. One death reported Dr L H McCartney 60 found near his abandoned car. Highways blocked trains delayed and travel perilous through the region as frigid temperatures spread.
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Hoxie
Kan
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Pair Stabbed in Apartment In Uptown New York
In uptown New York a 46 year old Marine Corps officer Maj Peter C Geyer and his 80 year old mother were found stabbed to death today. Geyer allegedly killed his mother with a bread knife then stabbed himself in the stomach before dying. Lionel Mapp and Mrs Mary Gellin discovered the bodies after the doorbell went unanswered. Police noted Geyer had been acting queer and claimed someone was after him.
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Marine Corps
Peter C. Geyer
Mary Gellin
Western United States Faces Extreme Cold
Barometric pressures stay high as temperatures run well below normal across the western half. Lander Wyoming records 2 degrees below zero at 6 p m as the coldest spot in the region.
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