Britain Is Ready Aid Is Report
Paris reports France weighing troop dispatch to the Pyrenees to guard the Spanish frontier amid fears of German volunteers. Talks between Duff Cooper and Daladier prompt plans for possible British aid and a future naval blockade if talks fail.
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Britain
Paris
France
Pyrenees
Spain
Foreign Ministry
Alfred Duff Cooper
Edouard Daladier
Great Britain
Berlin
Andre Francois-Poncet
Geneva
Valencia
League of Nations
Italy
Germany
League
Library Adds 48 Books as December Loans Hit 1 854 Borrowers
Edna Gillespie, Belty librarian, reports December activity for Blackfoot library. Attendance reached 3 944 with 3 144 books 204 magazines and 138 pamphlets loaned to 1 854 borrowers, and no books lost or discarded.
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Blackfoot
Edna Gillespie
Men suspected in kidnaping buy warm clothing in Tacoma
Federal agents learned a Shelton merchant that two men, possibly the same fugitives sought in the Sunday manhunt, bought heavy underwear and a sweate r sized for the kidnapped 10 year old Charles Mattson. A Hoodsport resident accompanied them as they drove 50 miles to report to investigators.
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Tacoma
Wash
Shelton
Charles Mattson
Hoadsport, Wash
Federal Bureau of Investigation
G. R. Grubb
W. W. Mattson
Charles
Hoadsport
Grubbe
Dr. Mattson
Seattle Times
Mattsons
Five Children Die in Manitoba Farmhouse Fire
Five children aged four months to four years perished in a farmhouse blaze at Minitonas Manitoba. Catherine Graham four Irene Graham one and a six week old boy died with Mary McKenie three and George McKenie one. Mothers were in the stable feeding stock and milking cows when the fire started. Fathers were working over 100 miles away on a highway project.
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Minitonas
Manitoba
George Graham
Catherine
Irene
Robert McKennie
Mary
George
Ataturk rushes to Konya to discuss Syria frontier clash
President Kamal Ataturk departed Istanbul for Konya to confer with top cabinet members and Marshal Feyai, chief of the army, on Franco Turkish tensions over the Syrian cities of Antioch and Alexandretta.
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Istanbul
Kamal Ataturk
Konya
Turkey
Marshal Feyai
Syran
Antioch
Alexandretta
Selznick Hails New Year Fist Fight at Sun Valley
Hollywood rumors say David O. Selznick, host at a Sun Valley party, knocked out Charles Glore after he uninvitedly sat at a table. Attending were Claudette Colbert, Joan Bennett, Gene Markey, Madeleine Carroll, and others in the film colony. Selznick declined to comment on the incident.
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Hollywood
Idaho
Sun Valley
David O. Selznick
Selznick
Charles Glore
Chicago
Claudette Sauer
Joel Pressman
Joan Bennett
Glore
Selanick
Selaware
Escape suspect sought in Miller missing case
Mountain Home Idaho January 6 A statewide search targets William Hix alias Bill McGrew also known as The Oklahoma Kid and others. Hix escaped from the state prison where Miller’s son is an inmate and is believed to know Miller’s whereabouts. Police describe Hix as 23 5 ft 7 1 2 in 125 pounds with blue gray eyes and multiple scars.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Frank Miller
Elmore County
Earl Winters
Miller
Emmitt Prost
William Hix
Bill McGrew
the Oklahoma Kid
Bill McClure
Bill McClain
Jesse Willard
Willard McClain
J. W. Quiggins
Hix
George Hendricks
State
Dogs Footprinting at Poca Tellio Pound
Poundmaster S M Cook proposes dog footprints as identification like human fingerprints. He reports experiments showing unique foot ridge points differ among dogs and suggests footprinting and mugging for locating lost or stolen dogs. He did not confirm plans for a precinct rogues gallery.
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S. M. Cook
Pocatello Poundmaster
Mr. Cook
Tribune
Cook
Kiefer Services Set For Friday
Funeral services for Henry W. Kiefer who died Tuesday morning will be held Friday at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian church in Idaho Falls. Interment will be in Hill cemetery, with Rev. J. L. on te.
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Blackfoot
Henry W. Kiefer
Presbyterian Church
Idaho Falls
J. 1
Hill Cemetery
Idaho Faces Bitter Subzero Wave Across States
Subzero weather grips the Rocky Mountain west with Montana Wyoming Colorado and Idaho in the cold belt. Yellowstone reports 26 below as Cedar City and Black Ridge areas endure heavy snowfall and dozens of stranded workers and students.
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Rocky Mountain
Middle West
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Utah
Pope Pius XI in Sinking Spells Amid Illness
Vatican reports say Pope Pius XI, aged 79, lapsed into near unconsciousness with sinking spells over the past 48 hours. Doctors and attendants are repeatedly called, as cardinals stay in Rome to monitor the pontiff and his condition.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Holy Father
Aminta Milani
Papal
Rome
19 year old Oscar Trotta accused of double robbery
Postal Inspector George Austin said Oscar Trotta of Lorain Ohio confessed to robbing a Seattle man twice. Trotta claimed he returned for a second theft after the victim allegedly exaggerated the first loss.
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San Francisco
Oscar Trotta
George Austin
Lorain
Ohio
Seattle
General Motors Chief Joins Strike Area Amid Walkouts
Alfred P. Sloan, president of General Motors, visits Detroit offices as strikes by the United Automobile Workers spread across plants. Officials deny talks with federal conciliators but the labor department may seek meetings. The impact hits the Ternstedt division with about 12,000 workers out.
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President Sloan
General Motors
Detroit
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
United Automobile Workers of America
James F. Dewey
Labor Department
Genera Motors
New York
Detroit General Motors
Ternstedt Manufacturing Company
Manu¢ Automobile Hardware
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
C.I.0. Autom
Martin
Senator Urges Study of Idaho Insane Asylum
Senator Charles W. Larsen urged a joint legislative committee to study conditions at the Idaho state hospital for the insane in Blackfoot. He cited overcrowding and inadequate facilities, blamed past legislatures, and said at least one building should be replaced. No immediate action was taken.
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Boise
Charles W. Larsen
Ada
State Hospital For
Blackfoot
Larsen
Senate
House
Clark on Taxes Promises State Aid in Modern Economy
Boise January 6 Governor Barzilla W Clark said the state must assist its needy and that taxation should lift the less fortunate. He argued increased taxes are minor if net income rises proportionately and criticized critics who complain about taxes supporting widows and the aged. He urged aligning levy with public spending to equalize the economy.
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
Pocatello Endures11Below After Snow Heavy Spell
Cold snap grips Pocatello with temperatures plunging to 11 degrees below zero at 6 15 am marking the end of a thirteen day snow period that deposited about 10 inches. Readings for Tuesday through early morning show sub zero conditions persisting after a night of clearing skies.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Pocatello
Thief Leaves Rabbit Foot Card After Wallet Stolen
Louis Amason returned home in Washington Georgia on January 6 to find a thief had rifled a wallet hidden in the house. The thief replaced the money with a rabbit's foot and a note saying Hope you have better luck next time.
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Washington, Ga
Louis Amason
Roosevelt Addresses Congress Calls for Adapted Constitution
President Roosevelt urges Congress to adapt legal forms and judicial interpretation to modern needs. He defends a broader role for federal laws aiding state actions, notes NRA setbacks, and calls for solutions to unemployment and inflation to sustain democracy. He emphasizes progress toward greater national welfare for the average citizen.
Pocatello Indians Subdue Superior In Wyoming Tour
The Pocatello high Indians defeated Superior 35 to 20 in Superior Wyoming. Pocatello led 24 to 5 at halftime and rested several players for upcoming games against Rock Springs Rawlins Montpelier and Downey later in the week.
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Superior
Wyo
Pocatello High Indians
Idaho
Pocatello
Elwood Gledhill
Indians
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Montpelier
Downey
Sorensons Return After Mother-in-law's Death
Mr and Mrs James Sorenson of north of Pocatello returned from southern Utah after being summoned by the death of Mrs Augusta Thalberg mother of Mrs Sorenson.
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James Sorenson
North of Pocatello
Utah
Sorenson
Augusta Thalberg
Congress Urges Liberal View To Sustain Democracy
President Roosevelt addresses a joint session urging courts to enable democratic governance within the constitutional framework. He defends NRA as sound though outlawed, and calls for new laws to meet modern needs while preserving liberal interpretation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Spain
Roosevelt
Bernard
F.L
Minn
Congress
NRA
Supreme
Ogue
Dughe
Hig
Signs of Spring Brightens City Scene
The Tribune notes signs of milder weather with residents mentioning robin sightings in backyards. A light thaw lingers as winter remains on benches and local figures refrain from early spring attire.
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Casey Boyle
East Halliday
the Tribune
Pocketbooks Returned to Local Driver by Anonymous Woman
Charles Moon, a dairy truck driver, had his pocketbook with $6 returned after it was found by a woman who later reported her own lost pocketbook and $60. Moon located and recovered that item too, returning it to her.
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Hamilton, O
Charles Moon
Moon
New Pardon Board Convenes In Boise
Idaho attorney general J W Taylor urged the new pardon board to reject the view that completion of minimum sentence justifies clemency. The panel, including Governor Barzilla Clark and Ira Masters, opened with four clemency applications and denied one for Del Ray Huff, a robbery convict who has served 14 months of a 5 to 14 year term.
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Boise
J. W. Taylor
Idaho
State Pardon Board
Taylor
Barzilla W. Clark
Ira Masters
Ben Ross
del Ray Huff
St. Anthony
Huff
William Fox-J. L. McCardl Murine Cae
Premont
Loar
Opina Huff
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