Senate to vote Saturday on tax relief measure in Idaho
Idaho lawmakers push a tax delinquency relief bill and approve an emergency 60 day appropriation of 538 986 to fund government operations. The senate plans a Saturday vote on house bill No 2 while two library bills move through the house.
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Senate
Idaho
Boise
House of Representatives
Curtis
D-Ada
Commission
State Library
State Library Commission
Wool Growers Hear Address At Boise Convention
D Sid Smith of Shoshone, president of the Idaho Wool Growers Association, warned delegates at the forty second annual convention that grazing rights on public lands will spark a heated controversy. He cited the Taylor grazing bill and urged unity to protect wool producers interests as forest grazing allotments may be cut.
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Boise
D. Sid Smith
Shoshone
Idaho Wool Growers’ Asociation
Taylor
Utah Weather Outlook: Snow or Rain Tonight and Colder Then Snow Tomorrow
The Utah forecast calls for snow or rain tonight with a drop in temperatures. Saturday will be mostly cloudy with cooler conditions and scattered precipitation.
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Peron
Auto Industry Boom Amid Government Tax Pressure
A Santa Monica reader writes that Ford hired ten thousand more workers, auto shows surge in NYC and locally, and asks why the government taxes the auto industry so heavily. He notes a potential dollar gold standard shift and reflects on travel to Europe during an exciting week.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Dispatch
Ford
N. Y
Supreme Court
Europe
House Bourbon Leaders Weigh Action on Relief Bill
Washington January 11 Democratic leaders in the house debated rushing 880 million dollars to President Roosevelt using a gag rule to limit debate and bar amendments. Administrations favored speed on the 880 million while considering delaying the 4 billion plan to fund 3.5 million relief jobs. The proposed procedure could be used only on the first and third Mondays of each month.
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Washington
Jan
House
Roosevelt
White House
Garner
Burns
Robinson
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Senate
Beet Growers Seek 50 50 Split in Sugar Value Contracts
Utah and Idaho beet growers urged a fifty fifty division of sugar value with processors during talks in Salt Lake City on January 11 1935. Growers offered terms for a higher price than last year as cooperatives and factory representatives discussed contracts for 1935.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Senator Desires River Authority for Columbia Valley
Senator Pope proposes a bill to create a Columbia Valley authority to supervise the Columbia River and its tributaries in the Pacific Northwest. Representative Knute Hill previously introduced a similar, but less detailed, measure in the first session.
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Washington
Columbia Valley
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Pope
Idaho
Knute Hill
Wash
Fog Lifts After Five Day NYC Haze
The New York fog that shrouded the city for nearly five days dissipated by a westerly breeze. A fleet of 85 ships moved into slips as the harbor reopened. Steamer whistles filled the night while flights resumed at metropolitan airports in Newark and New York.
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New York
Battery Seawall
Hudson
Newark
Supreme Court Ques Gold Standard Case In Session
The Supreme Court nears a ruling on the new deal move to outlaw gold as legal tender. Five plaintiffs accuse Congress of repudiating contracts by abolishing payment in gold for billions in securities. Arguments reveal strong concerns over contracts and stability as justices press questions amid the ongoing session.
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Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court
Congress
F. Eugene Nortz
New York
John M. Perry
New
Center Street Subway Opens in Pocatello Saturday
The Center Street subway in Pocatello will be formally dedicated Saturday at 2 p.m. as Idaho’s largest underpass. Governor Ross and Mayor Brown join Judge Standrod as speakers. bids were awarded April 14, 1934 to Northwest Roads of Portland for 251 923.90. Construction extended due to pile driving issues with last concrete poured December 29, 1934.
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Center Street
Northwest Roads Company of Portland
Halliday Street
Gould Street
West Side Business District
Grazing Rental Rate Set for Fort Hall Lands
At a joint Fort Hall tribal council and Fort Hall Stockmen's Association meeting, Peter Jim and Ralph W. Dixey led seven councilmen and nine directors to approve a grazing rental of $15 per 160 acres for two years for the coming season. A tribal meeting planned for Friday will discuss grazing matters further.
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Fort Hall
Willy George
Counc
Tom Cosgrove
Huey Long Turns Songwriter in New York Visit
Louisiana senator Huey Long arrives in New York seeking a publisher for songs including Every Man King and other works. He dismisses Louisiana square-deal protests as ineffective and asserts Governor Allen will not resign, staying focused on potential new opportunities and a broader share-the-wealth stance.
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New York
Huey Long
Louisiana
Lou Irwin
Long
Gov
K. Allen
Huey
Oscar
Subway Mayor Accepts Center Street Subways Ceremony
Accepting on behalf of Pocatello Mayor Charles A Brown will inaugurate the Center Street subway during a 2 pm Saturday public ceremony. Speakers include Governor Ben Ross and Judge D W Standrod with Rotary official R H Wells as master of ceremonies. Lawrence Haight installs the public address system for the event.
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Charles A. Brown
Center Street Street
Lawrence Haight
Union Pacific
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Saar Streets Silent Today as Plebiscite Nears
Police guard Saarbrucken as about 8,000 Saarlanders arrive from Germany to vote in the Saar plebiscite with more than 40,000 expected to enter the territory tomorrow. Citizens note subdued welcomes and ask about local life such as Becker Brau beer.
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Associated Press
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Hitler
Germany
Ptay
Saar
America
Emma
Beckerbrau
German Front
Blackie Miller Arrested in Arizona Extradition Sought
Sheriff J R McFadden said Walter Blackie Miller a 38 year old escaped Idaho life term prisoner is in custody in Phoenix Arizona The Idaho prison warden telegraphed authorities to hold him Miller admitted he was wanted and said he would waive extradition and return to Idaho now under guard in Arizona custody
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Phoenix
Ariz
J. R. McFadden
Walter ‘Blackie’ Miller
Idaho Penitentiary
McFadden
Miller
I. J. Taylor
Idaho
Idaho Weather Tonight Into Saturday Light Rain Snow
The forecast calls for rain or snow tonight and Saturday across Idaho. Temperatures remain cool with unsettled conditions expected to persist through the weekend. Local schools and outdoor plans may be affected by wintery mix and slippery roads.
Hauptmann handwriting linked to Lindbergh ransom notes
A New Jersey handwriting expert testified that Bruno Hauptmann wrote all 14 ransom notes to Colonel Lindbergh after the Lindbergh baby theft. The witness cited consistent language, spelling, and ransom figures linking the notes to Hauptmann as prosecutors press for the electric chair.
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Associated Press
Plemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
New Jersey
Bronx
Hauptmann
Ius Piete
John F. “Jassie
Condon
Hauptmann Lindbergh
Arthur Johnson
New York Police
le Havre
France
Spaude
Liepsic
Hanna Fisch
Isador Fisch
Albert S. Osborn, Sr
Richard Hauptmann
Colonel Lindbergh
Edward J. Reilly
Flemington
Charles A. Lindbereh
Albert S. Osborn, Jr
Lindbergh
Osborn
Richardmann
F. “Jassie” Condon
John
David T. Wilenta
Anna Hauptmann
Nell the Cow Reported Kidnapped in Chicago
Mrs. Joseph Masnik rushed to Homewood police claiming Nell the cow was kidnapped. Husband Joseph Masnik admitted drinking Nell and led officers to a tavern where the owner allegedly sold the cow for 35 dollars. A warrant was sworn for larceny and Nell was ordered returned.
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Chicago
Nell
Joseph Masnik
Homewood
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Chamber President
Leon Hood
First Security Bank
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Hood
U.S
Supreme Bench
Pocatello
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