Four Year University Movement Gains Idaho Support
Southern Idaho backs a four year university at Pocatello with leaders like Lehnhoff Furgeson directing the campaign. Students, businessmen, alumni, and former Southern Branch and Utah State Agricultural College alumni organize units and raise funds. Kenneth Harten and the University Entertainers promote programs across towns, while banners, windshield stickers, and badges bolster recruitment. An essay contest heightens public interest as the push proceeds.
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Southern Idaho
University At
Army War Chest
Southern Branch
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Kenneth Harten
Pocate
Uven
Preston
Malad
American Falls
McCammon
Arimo
Downey
Lava Hot Springs
Grace
Bancroft
Aberdeen
Rigby
Billz Signz Company
Graves & Potter
Kipling Shows Fair Condition After Emergency Operation
Jan 14 report from Middlesex hospital says Rudyard Kipling, 70, in fair condition after perforated stomach ulcer surgery. Wife Caroline Starr Alestier and their daughter were at his bedside as bulletins described a restful night and slight improvement amid ongoing danger.
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Middlesex Hospital
Kipling
London
French Riviera
Buckingham Palace
India
Bengal staff thanks Tribune for journalism guidance
Idaho Ben gal staff and journalism students express appreciation to Nicholas Ifft and W S Cady of the Tribune for practical experience in editing a metropolitan daily. The Tribune staff gave pointers to campus journalists and Bengal editor Sam Hanson invited the Pocatello Tribune to visit and help publish the Bengal.
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Idaho Bengal
Nicholas Ifft
W. S. Cady
The
Tribune
Sam Hanson
the Bengal
Pocatello Tribune
Bengal
University of Idaho Pocatello seeks federal housing funds
UISB asks Congress to approve Idaho docket No 1009 for a student union and cooperative dormitory on the Pocatello campus with 45 percent federal funding and 55 percent bond financing over 30 years at up to 4 percent interest. Housing shortages and poor conditions for 85 women and 150 men prompt the push.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Federal Public Works Administration
Pocatello
Washington, D.C
William E. Boreh
James P. Pope
D. Worth Clark
Roosevelt
Congress
Idaho
State Public Works Administration
Unversity of Idaho
Franklin H. Paradise, Jr
Student Union
Pociello
Marguerite P. Drew
Utah Weather Forecast Continues Unsettled
Unsettled tonight and Wednesday with likely snow or rain in the north portion. Temperatures expected to show little change.
Senate approves baby bond bonus bill for 11 billion
Secretary Morgenthau testified the government must raise at least 11 billion dollars in 17 months as the Senate Finance Committee backs the bill providing full cash payment on baby bonds redeemable after June 15. The committee, 15 to 2, favors the measure with Harrison guiding action.
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Washington
Moreenthau
Senate Finance Committee
Couzens
R-Mich
Gerry
D-R.i
Harrison
D-Miss
Senate
George
Walsh
Barkley
Gore
Costigan
Bailey
Clark
Lonergan
Black
Guffey
Keyes, Hastines and Capper
la Follette
House
Hughes Sets Fast Transcontinental Flight Record
Howard Hughes completed the fastest nonstop transcontinental flight from Burbank California to Newark New Jersey in 9 hours 27 minutes 10 seconds surpassing the 1934 record. He flew much of the distance at 18 000 feet using oxygen, averaging about 260 mph over roughly 2450 miles.
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New York
America
Howard Hughes
California
Hughes
Burbank
Calif
Newark
N. J
Col
Roscoe Turner
Norris Rejects Any AAA Regulation Under Court Ruling
Senator Norris of Nebraska told farm leaders that no law regulating agricultural production could be constitutional after the Supreme Court AAA decision. Speaking before the Senate agriculture committee, Norris voiced dismay at the possibility of new regulation and said he agreed with farm group recommendations.
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Washington
Norris
Supreme Court
AAA
Senate
Ace Culture Committee
Nouris
Local Livestock Producers Meet in Bannock County
Bannock hotel hosts a gathering of ranchers to review live stock marketing fundamentals and the aims of national and regional marketing associations. Speakers include Dr W B Stout from Washington DC and L B Mann from the Farm Credit Administration, with J H Jacob of the Producers' Livestock Marketing Association. Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah.
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T.estock Producers
Bannock County
Bannock Hotel
Livest &K
Inclu
W. B. Stout
Extension Service
Washington, D. C
L. B Mann
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
J. H. Jacob
Producers’ Livestock Marketing Association
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Gorrell to head nation's air lines
Col. Edgar S. Gorrell, former head of Stutz Motor, was named head of the nation's air transport lines. He will wield powers like baseball commissioner Landis and Will Hays in film, announced at the Air Transport Association of America meeting.
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Chicago
Edgar S. Gorrell
Stutz Motor Company
Evar
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Will Hays
Air Transport Association of America
Lawyer Guilty of Court Contempt
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 14. Sidney G. Reid, an attorney, was sentenced to three days in jail and a $25 fine after City Judge A. H. Ellett found him guilty of contempt of court for attempting to conduct a trial while intoxicated. Reid later gained liberty on a writ of habeas corpus before District Judge Herbert M. Schiller. Reid appeared for Rex Spencer in a reckless driving case. the Spencer trial was declared a mistrial and reset.
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Salt Lake City
Sidney G. Reid
A. H. Ellett
Reid
Herbert M. Schiller
Ige Ellett
Rex Spencer
Spencer
Condition of Man Improves After Alleged Accident
George Mothe twenty year old son of Dr and Mrs LaMothe of 295 South Fourth Avenue is reported in improved condition at Anthony's hospital after an early Monday afternoon basement shooting. Police say the bullet entered his right temple and exited the left eye in what family believes was an accidental discharge. The gun involved is in police possession.
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George Mothe
D. LaMothe
Sou
Fourth Avenue
Anthony’s Hospital
H Lition
Howe
Wife of asbestos heir goes to Reno
New York dispatch reports Fourth wife of Tommy Many, heir to an asbestos fortune, on her way to Reno likely to seek a divorce from his frequenting of Broadway hotspots. The marriage since 1933 has drawn frequent gossip and domestic unrest, with a prior Reno trip noted.
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Asbestos
Reno
New York
Marcelle Edwards Many
Tommy Many
Tada
Manville
Officer Assigned To Headquarters
Announcement this week from Pocatello District CCC Headquarters that Captain Willard P. Kistler Cavalry Reserve has been assigned to District Headquarters as perenne and contracting officer. Captain Kistler formerly served as construction officer at Camp Bannock SCS-6 south of the city and has been on duty at the camp since Company 560 occupied it. His new post previously belonged to Lieutenant Hugh L. Hinchliffe Fifth Corps Area officer who was reassigned to Camp Fremont Pinedale Wyoming occupied by a Fifth Corps Area company.
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Pocatello
CCC
Willard P. Kistler
Cavalry Reserve
Perenne
Kistler
Wets
Camp Bannock Scs-6
Sinc
Hugh L. Hinchliffe
Fifth Corps
Camp Fremont
Pinedale
Wyoming
Treasury May Collect Taxes on Farm Processor Levies
Washington January 14 The Senate started a move to let the Treasury retain or collect all 1.2 billion dollars in taxes on processors of farm products after the AAA was struck down by the Supreme Court The proposal would retroactively reenact the taxes as a general revenue measure Bankhead contends it would be constitutional The court ordered 200 million dollars already collected back to processors after suits over the AAA tax plan The decision leaves undecided whether processors must show they did not pass the levy to consumers or farmers
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Treasury
AAA
Bankhead
D-Ala
High Court
Supreme Court
British ships head to Mediterranean amid East African War tensions
British warships steamed south toward the Gibraltar gateway as Laval in Paris pursues a watchful wait for settlement of the East African War. London sources say the move is defensive against a Mediterranean threat while four ships prepare to join from southern waters. The fleet aims to Arosa Bay by Friday before a Geneva council session.
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Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Pierre Laval
France
London
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Arosa Bay
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Laval
Pocatello Symphony Plans Jan 23 Concert In Frazier Hall
The Pocatello Symphony Orchestra led by Prof Don ald Kissane will perform its first concert on Thursday January 23 in Frazier hall. The program features Beethoven Third Symphony movements, Schumann Piano Concerto first movement with Adelaide Anderson, L Arlesienne Suite, Merry Wives of Windsor, plus two director arranged numbers Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes and Bach Gounod Ave Maria.
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Pocatello Symphony Orchestra
Donald Kissane
Frazier Hall
Schuman
Adelaide Anderson
Bizet
Nic
Willentz says execution to be postponed
Attorney General David T. Wilentz told the New Jersey legislature he was reliably informed Governor Harold Hoffmann would grant a reprieve to Bruno Hauptmann. He warned that if a reprieve is granted the state would need more funds for the case as Hauptmann’s lawyers sought a habeas corpus writ while letters signed by Dr John F Condon were released by the governor's aide.
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New Jersey State House
Trenton
Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lloyd Fisher
Egbert Rosecrans
J. J Rafferty
David T
N. J
David T. Wilentz
Harold G. Hoffman
Wilentz
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Hauptmann
Stare
Hoffman
William S. Conklin
John F. Condon
Conklin
Idaho State Editor ial Association Opens Session in Bannock Hotel
The Idaho State Editorial Association holds its annual convention in Bannock, opening at 2 PM January 17. The event features a front page contest run by Frank P. Swan, with entries due from weekly and semi weekly papers for issues between January 1 and December 21 1935.
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Idaho State Editorial Association
Idaho
Bannock Hotel
Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello
John Heer
Aberdeen
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot
Frank P. Swan
Gooding
Louis Boaz
Moscow
Lincoln County Journal
Shoshone
L. E. Cluff
The
Porte Publishing Company
Spaulding
C. M. Drury
John R. Nichols
Southern Branch
Edmund Morrison
Charleton G. Laird
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Utah
Borah
Bill
Morgenthau
Daniel W. Bell
Veterans’ Organizations
Gorrell
George LaMothe
Ar Sd
By Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Mediteranean
Willentz
John Condon
Decatur Ave
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