Call for an early Congressional session urged by Borah
The Nation argues for an early Seventy second Congress as Senator Borah cites five urgent intractable issues power interstate commerce injunctions strikes railway farm policy and more. It criticizes Hoover and Wood for opposing a new session and urges Congress to act to ease economic recovery and curb greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Borah
Congress
Senate
Wood
Indiana
House Committee On Appropriations
White House
Hoover
World Court
Senator Borah
Borah
Long string of scattered 1930s Idaho notes in one column
A miscellany of 1930s Idaho items notes births and deaths in Butte County, cigarette ad complaints in Moscow, Aberdeen vehicle safety rule, lost registered letter payout, a Montpelier matriarch, deer near Shoshone, census gains and losses in Nez Perce county, a potential Idaho U.S. Marshal, a new Moscow high school course, and a quip about Senator Baker described as a cancer in the GOP.
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Nez Perce County
Tammany, Arrow
Hatwai
Chesley
Culdesac
Deer Creek
Gifford
Lapwal
Melrose
Myrtle
Peck
Rimrock
Snow
Southwick
Spalding
Taplin
Waha
Webb
Lewiston
Leland
Lenore
Borah
Thomas
Angus Sutherland
Wallace
United States
Idaho
Shoshone County
Indian Agency
Fort Lapwai
Moscow High School
Unprecedented Ice Forms Over Great Salt Lake
Ice a quarter of an inch thick extends a thousand feet over the lake, the first such report in history. Saltwater 23 percent salinity would require about 25 degrees below zero to freeze, but a city chemist cites glaze salts lowering the freezing point to about 10 above. The explanation is debated among Salt Lakers.
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Great Salt Lake
Who's Who In America Names 29704 Featured Individuals
The latest edition lists 29 704 persons of special prominence in effort. An analysis shows over 85 percent attended college and raises questions about college recommendations from the volume.
Senate votes to delay world court decision to December
In the U S Senate Senator Boral opposed the postponement while Senator Gillett of Massachusetts supported it. The result suggests no extra session will be called after the vote delaying consideration of the world court until next December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
World Court
Boral
Gillett
Massachusetts
Congressman Lin Thrum? Lincoln Thicum? Speak Easy Rent Charge
Congressman Lin Thicum of Maryland accused the prohibition enforcement bureau of paying rent for a speakeasy in Indianapolis where bootleg liquor was sold to trap other violators. He called it a shameful perversion of government.
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Congressman Linthicum
Maryland
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Indianapolis
Question Editor Answers Reader Inquiries At Tribune
A reader service from The Pocatello Tribune invites questions via Frederick M. Kerby in Washington. It outlines replies and notes examples about dolls, degrees, monsters, continents, and notable figures, and mentions a device recording brain action via tongue electrodes.
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Frederick M. Kerby
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Stadium capacities and other Q and A items
Harvard University stadium seats 40000 Pittsburgh 70000 Washington 30000 Yale 75238 Los Angeles Coliseum 80000 Soldier Field Chicago 125000 Ammonia leather cleaning uses strong solution and gentle rubbing Tagua seeds called vegetable ivory used for buttons and trinkets. various proverbs follow. GE built the largest electric shovel for coal stripping fields.
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Harvard University
Pittsburgh University
University of Washington
Yale
Los Angeles Coliseum
Soldier's Field
Chicago
A. Harvard University
University of Pittsburgh
Yale University
Soldier’s Field Stadium
General Electric Company
Uncommon Sense by John Blake Opinion on prejudice and knowledge
A young reporter learns to reassess prejudgments after meeting a railroad president. The tale argues that opinions worth having are based on knowledge, not stereotype. It urges abolishing prejudice and holding well founded views to reduce bias.
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Smith
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Tos Tribune
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Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Pocatelin
Malachi
Butte County
Moscow W. C. U
Warren Truitt
Aberdeen
Thomas Maloney
Dubois
United States Postoffice Department
Butte, Mont
M. J. Davis
Montpelier
Missouri
Shoshone
Warm Springs
Deitrich
Hailey Times
Senator Baker
Custer
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Gluyas Willia
Copyright, Inc
Tn Bell Syndicate, Inc
Mrs. Simmons
Squirrel
CON Sciences
Simmons
Mises
Eddie Selzer
Central and
South America
New York
St. George
George Bernard Shaw
Samuel Johnson
Organization of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
University of Virginia
Heaven
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
North Main St
Bishop’s Permanent
North
Lincoln
Canton Cafe
Pecialty
Visduet
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co. (Incorporated
South First Avenue
Pocatelle, Idain
Peacock Slack
Pocatello Lumber
Union
Kemmeter
Rainbow Union
Gordon Creek
Knowles & Stirling
Dorothy Pugh
South
Arthur
Hansen Beachy & Bath Shoppe
West Lander
Deseres Beauty Central
Wright
Third Ave
North Lincoln
Bertha Rhead
S. 61Th Ave
Sheen Beauty Shop
Garfield
Dailybelle Beauty
Gladys Lewie
S. 6Th Ave
D. E. Petersen
North Main
Pearl Swanson
N. Lincoln
Oak Street
S. Garfield
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