Seven Point Farm Program Approved as AAA Substitute
Farm leaders meeting with the administration endorse a seven point plan centered on government subsidized soil conservation as a replacement for the AAA. They urge retention of some AAA provisions, seek expanded foreign markets for surplus crops, and call for new taxes on livestock and dairy processors. Money sources remain undetermined with Congress urged to provide funds by appropriation.
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Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Congress
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
Plane Lands Gear-Up in Dramatic San Diego Arrival
Three army aviators survived a gear-up belly landing of a bombing plane at Rockwell field after a Riverside takeoff. Pilot Second Lieutenant Paul Balfour, 27, steered a 65 mph skid 150 feet to a safe stop while crew included Sgt. Ray Riley of Louisiana and Private Robert Hart of California. Private George L. Brown parachuted from the craft at March field, injuring his ankle.
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San Diego
Calif
March Field
George L. Brown
Paul Balfour
Riverside
Rockwell Field
Lieut
Balfour
Ray Riley
Oulton
Robert Hart
Oakland
Brown
Gomez Leads Cuba Presidential Race Amid Quiet Voting
Havana reports a calm election day as Miguel Mariano Gomez, a 45 year old former Havana mayor and coalition candidate, holds a slim lead over General Mario G. Menocal in 409 of 5,117 precincts. Gomez tally stands at 42,318 to 34,884 for Menocal.
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Havana
Cuba
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Mario G. Menocal
Menocalista Party
Gomez
Menocal
Jackrabbit Seen Chasing Utah Dog
Ogden Utah January 11 a jackrabbit reportedly chased a brindle bulldog along a road from Salt Creek toward Wilson west of Ogden. The witness R J Taylor blacksmith garageman and several residents vouched for the unusual pursuit with the rabbit leaping ahead toward the Weber River timber before the dog gave up.
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Ogden
Jan
R. J. Taylor
Wilson
Taylor
Salt Creek
Weber River
Grange Presses Price Parity and Marketing Board Plan
Twin Falls County Pomona Grange urged a parity price program for agriculture addressed to President Roosevelt and Idaho's delegation. A Cedar Draw Grange rider proposed a marketing board to set prices and shift crops to world markets, plus government reserves for famines. State Rep A Y Satterfield urged state government fire insurance property coverage with $2.441 million paid and five losses totaling $221 thousand in a decade.
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Filer
Twin Falls County
Pomona Grange
Roosevelt
Wallace
Idaho
Cedar Draw Grange
United States
A. Y. Satterfield
Pocatello
Civil War Veteran A C Wilson To Turn 91 Next Tuesday
A C Wilson, last living Civil War veteran in the Pocatello district, will celebrate his 91st birthday Tuesday. He will host friends at 162 Hawthorne Avenue, home of his daughter Mrs G A Pason, and remains active in veteran affairs. He joined Memorial Day ceremonies at Mountain View Cemetery alongside the G A R. His son Christie Wilson serves as a Presbyterian missionary in Persia.
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A. C. Wilson
Pocatello
Hawthorne Avenue
G. A. Pasons
Wilson
Mountainview Cemetery
Christie Wilson
Persia
Two Women Weep at John Gilbert Funeral
Hollywood mourned John Gilbert with a small funeral gathering. Marlene Dietrich and a plainly dressed unidentified woman wept outside the mortuary chapel as famous mourners including Leatrice Joy Virginia Bruce Aileen Pringle and King Vidor entered. The procession reflected the actor’s complex personal life and the intense public interest in his death.
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Hollywood
John Gilbert
Marlene Dietrich
Jack
Dolores del Rio
Leatrice Joy
Gilbert
Miss Joy
Claire Joy
Virginia Bruce
Miss Bruce
Aileen Pringle
King Vidor
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Gary Cooper
Sharon Lynn
Benjamin Glazer
Neal Dodd
Associated Press
Japan Seeks Diplomatic Breakthrough Before London Talks
Tokyo officials say they will press for conciliation before exiting the London naval conference while demanding parity with the United States and Great Britain. A vote on a common upper limit could trigger Japan’s withdrawal if rejected. In Washington, William Phillips will report on the talks within two weeks.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
Naval
Fice
Britain
Washington
William Phillips
Suit uncertain in coast case involving heiress Hewitt
In San Francisco prosecutors seek a final conference before potential criminal actions in a sterilization case against Ann Cooper Hewitt, the 21 year old heiress. Her attorney Russell Tyler opposes police involvement by Miss Hewitt and questions the proposed charges against her mother Maryon Hewitt McCarter and two doctors. The medical operation center around alleged manipulation for control of a $10,000,000 estate left by Peter Cooper Hewitt.
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San Francisco
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Russell Tyler
Miss Hewitt
Tyler
Ling
Police Department
Angust Fournier
Fourner
Maryon Hewitt McCarter
Tillman E. Tilton
Samuel G. Boyd
Peter Cooper Hewitt
McCarter
Daugher
Ann
College Basketball Scores From Last Night
The results show Oregon State 45 over Idaho 19 and Utah State 46 over Utah 41. Other key scores include Montana State 42 over Brigham Young 40 and California Los Angeles 44 over California 37.
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University of Idaho
Oregon State College
Utah State
Utah
Brigham Young
Montana State
Colorado Mines
Colorado State
North Dakota
Omaha
Western State
Colorado College
Wasington State
Washington
Intermountain of Great Falls
Montana University
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Idaho Frosh
Washington State
California At Los Angeles
Stanford
University of Southern California
University of California
Carroll College
Montana Mines
Unsettled Sunday Snow But Drier North and East
The forecast calls for unsettled Sunday with snow in the north and east portions and colder conditions. Monday should be fair with improving conditions.
Veterans May Get Bonds as Bonus Reward
Associated Press reports in Washington that a new bonus measure for veterans centers on issuing small denomination bonds with no cash premium for immediate cashing. The Senate plan, a compromise to the House bill, would bear the names of Harrison Byrnes Steiner and Clark. Some senators expect the White House to accept or veto as political logic dictates.
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Washington
House
Senate
Harrison
Lmiss
Finance Committee
Byrnes
DSC
Steiner
Clark
D-Mo
White House
Roosevelt
Veterans
Borah
Alterans
Ull
Food prices drop after supreme court ruling in Chicago
A Chicago survey shows pork and staple foods declining in price after a recent high court decision. Retailers report lower wholesale costs for pork cuts and lard, with downward trends extending to beef, lamb, and poultry as urban centers see more affordable groceries.
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Chicago
Supreme Court Sion
Buenos Aires police report arrests during partial strike
Police announced arrests in a partial general strike that ran Tuesday and Wednesday. One person was killed and 78 described as principal agitators. Authorities stated 233 of those arrested were detained.
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Buenos Aires
Cupid Makes Gain in Twin Falls Marriage Licenses
Cupid made a slight gain in Twin Falls County in 1935. The county issued 344 marriage licenses, three more than the previous year.
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Cupid
Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
Broadwater Held On Slot Machine Fraud Charge
Salt Lake City police court today jailed M. L. Broadwater after he allegedly tried to obtain money by using a device in a slot machine. Judge A. H. Eli ruled Broadwater could be held as the gambling apparatus itself is unlawful.
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Salt Lake City
M. L. Broadwater
Broadwater
Idaho Stock Wins Prizes at Ogden Show
The seventeenth annual Ogden live stock show enters its second day with broad classes of fat cattle fat lambs and fat swine. BE S Moore Jr of Sheridan won grand steer honors with Bar-13 Adair Dominoist, while University of Idaho entries dominated fat lamb and carload range bull categories. Local growers from Idaho and beyond claimed purple ribbons and top honors across multiple breeds.
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Ogden
Ted
BE. S. Moore, Jr
Sheridan
Wyo
Mike
Elliott
John B. Brown
Rose Hill
Iowa
Idaho Gift
University of Idaho
Moscow
Hickbrown
Fat Lamb
University of Idaho Southdowns
J. B. Miller
Hayden, Colo
Herbert Chandler
Baker
Ore
Ed Riggin
Victor
Idaho
Belle Curtis Wright
Stevensville
Mon
Bob Huss
Bliss
Shropshire
Fat Lambs
Crandell
Cass City
Mich
Hampshire
Glenn Hymas
Ovid
S. P. Nielsen & Sons
Nephi
Michael Barclay & Son
Blackfoot
Mails Will Carry WPA Paychecks in Idaho
Idaho WPA workers numbering 11 570 as of January 10 will receive paychecks via mail carriers and the post office rather than paymasters. O K Hine, WPA finance director, announced the change to speed delivery and lessen hardship from geographic isolation and long delays.
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Boise
Idaho
Works Progress Administration
O. K. Hine
WPA Finance and Reports Division
Hauptmann Denied Clemency in Lindbergh Baby Case
The New Jersey Board of Pardons denied clemency for Bruno Richard Hauptmann, sentencing him to die by electric chair next Friday. Defense plans included federal habeas corpus, a new-trial appeal, or Supreme Court review, but no new evidence appeared to change the outcome.
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Dale Harrison
Associated Press
Statehouse
Trenton
N. J
State Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Bronx
Hoffman
Thomas W. Trenchard
Flemington
United States Supreme Court
Lloyd Fisher
New York
Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell
Supreme Court ruling looms over AAA refunds and tax plan
Washington sees Monday decisions on whether $1.2 billion in processing taxes paid since 1933 under the AAA can be refunded to Louisiana rice millers. The cases also touch new taxes, TVA yards stick, and Bankhead cotton control, with observers predicting the AAA ruling could doom Bankhead.
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Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Mussolini Delays Grand Council Move as League Debates Oil Embargo
Premier Mussolini delays the Fascist grand council meeting to February 1 while the League of Nations weighs an oil embargo on Italy over the Ethiopian war. Italy maintains oil stocks will outlast any embargo and warns the move could hurt civilians. Ethiopian losses are reported heavy after a clash near the Gabat and Gheva rivers with three Italian officers and three native soldiers killed. aviation activity is noted along the front.
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Rome
Mussolini
League of Nations
Grand Council
League Council
Italy
Ilduce
Gabat
Gheva
Rainfall Near Normal in Pocatello Amid Storm
Weather report shows 0.15 inch rainfall in past 24 hours in Pocatello with 1.13 inches since January 1. Winds 25 to 30 mph early Saturday and again at night whipped streets. Temperatures near normal, 8 inches of snow since year start largely melted by warm rain and 37 to 44 degree highs.
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Pocatello
G. O. P. Women Organizing in Idaho Districts
Boise January 11 Mrs Beth Laubaugh reports the Women s Republican League has 23 clubs across 20 Idaho counties with steady progress. Northern district supervisor is Mrs Oscar Halley St Maries. mid northern under Mrs A H Oversmith Moscow. southwestern under Mrs A A Breshears Weiser. south central under Mrs Selith Stinton Gooding. northwestern district led by hare. two clubs in p district under Mrs Byron.
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Boise
Beth Laubaugh
Republican State Central Committee
Women’s Republican League
Idaho
Oscar Halley
St. Maries
Mid Northern
A. H. Oversmith
Moscow
A. A. Breshears
Weiser
South Central
Selith Stinton
Gooding
Hare
West Park
Byron
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