10 Point Plan Submitted by Farmer Group
The National Grange submitted a 10 point program to the Senate Agricultural Committee to replace AAA with a national plan. It urges funding to finish contracts, a soil conservation system with crop rotation and government rentals, rapid retirement of marginal lands for foresting and wildlife, and expansion of the surplus commodity corporation to manage surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Grange
America
Senate Agricultural Committee
AAA
Traffic accidents in Pocatello total 567 in 1935 report
Police report by Officer Tom Rush details 567 accidents in Pocatello in 1935. Two fatalities, 84 injuries, 481 cars damaged, with most incidents between 4 and 7 p m and at intersections. Details cover driver ages, vehicle types, locations, weather, and fault indicators.
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Pocatello Police Department
Tom Rush
Pocatello
Utah Weather Report Promptly Notes Rain Snow North Tonight
The bulletin calls for rain or snow in the northern portion tonight with a colder trend in the north and west areas. It also indicates the colder conditions will persist into Thursday along those same regions.
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Utah
Democrats Blamed For New Mail Box Incident
In Modesto California on January 15 a farmer named J H Johnson admitted shoving a letter into a red mailbox causing firefighters to respond with a ladder truck two hose trucks and a chemical truck. He claimed he misinterpreted it as a new postal box installation by Democrats.
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Modesto
Calif
Tenth and I
J. H. Johnson
Borah to Run in Minnesota
Rep Harold Knutson of Minnesota reports Idaho Senator Borah has given permission to seek the Republican nomination there. Knutson says Borah will visit Minnesota within 30 days to organize, with prior permission to work in New York Wisconsin Ohio and Illinois. He argues Borah meets the party’s needs for sane leadership.
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Washington
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Borah
Idaho
Pepnsyvania
Keystone
Knutson
Republican Party
PWA Adult School Opens at Y M C A
The PWA backed civics and English school resumes at the YMCA on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Judge I E McDougall previously led the successful naturalization program, aided by Miss Himena Hoffman Ralph R Wolf and A O Nelson. A courthouse program runs Monday Wednesday and Friday nights. A committee plans to boost interest among foreign born residents.
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PWA
I. E. McDougall
Chiang Kai-Shek urges students to join the army
In Nanking on January 15 Chinese university students who condemned the central government and urged resistance to Japanese penetration received a blunt reply from Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. He told them if they want to fight, they should join the army.
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Nanking
China
Central
Chiang Kai-Shek
Roosevelt to Accept Bonus Says Official
An unnamed Democratic official said President Roosevelt would likely back the senate version of the baby bond bonus bill this week with minimal opposition. The Senate Finance Committee approved the measure 15 to 2, arguing the bill’s cost near 11.3 billion dollars over 17 months, including 5.8 billion in refunding.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Morgenthau
AAA
Senate Finance Committee
Couzens
Ambulance Patient Injured in Coast Crash
A coal truck struck an ambulance in Provo Utah on January 15 injuring Thomas Hurst who had just been taken from a train from San Francisco. Hurst suffers a fractured skull scalp lacerations and body bruises from the coast accident. The truck was driven by A H Hale Jr of Oakley Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Thomas Hurst
San Francisco
Hurst
A. H. Hale, Jr
Oakley
Idaho
Chamber Directors Meet and Plan State Events
President E C Manson presided at the chamber of commerce meeting. Directors authorized to attend the Idaho state chamber annual meeting in Moscow January 31. VPS Hetland Burton Block Merrill to represent Pocatello at Idaho Falls chamber dinner January 29. E S Harper named delegate to Western Fruit Jobbers convention in Kansas City January 21 24. WPA projects approved for high school addition student union and campus dormitory. Hugh MacCosham to travel to Washington DC to press for army air base and Fort Hall replica near Fort Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
State Chamber of Commerce
Moscow
J. T. Hetland
F. A. Burton
Nate Block
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello Chamber
Idaho Falls
Hotel Bonneville
E. S. Harper
Western Fruit Jobbers
Kansas City
Idaho
WPA
Hugh MacCosham
MacCosham
Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Army Air Base
Old Fort Hall
Fort Hall
Idaho Weather Cloudy Tonight and Thursday
A weather note from Idaho notes cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with occasional rain probable and little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Borah Is Denied Early Radio Time
Washington January 15 A congressional inquiry into the F C C radio broadcasting rules was urged by House Labor Committee Chairman Connery. He cited complaints from nonprofit groups that they were denied air time while Senator Borah planned a January 28 New York speech on a local station due to networks not offering after 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Connery
D-Mass
House Labor Committee
Representative Fish
R-Ny
Big Chains
Snator Borah
R-Ida
New York
Borah
Senators Attack Wilson Over World War I Entry
Senate committee chair Nye and Senator Clark allege Wilson and Lansing knew of secret treaties with Britain. They cite undisclosed documents in state department files to argue the president and secretary supported Allied aims and pressured U S entry. The panel pushes neutrality laws.
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Washington
Nye
Senate Munitions Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Europe
Clark
D-Mo
State Department
Robert Lansing
Lansing
Balfour
Clonel Edward M. ‘House
United States
House
Edwar Grey
House Adt
Germany
Hil flicker named Bannock county 4-H head
Herman Hil flicker was appointed as Bannock county 4-H club agent to replace I W Slater who resigned. He will assume duties in about 10 days after release from a sub marginal land project. The University of Idaho recommended him.
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Herman Hilflicker
Bannock
I. W. Slater
W. P. Whitaker
Hilflicker
University of Idaho
Whitaker
Bannock County
Salvation Army
Boise
Lawyers Seek High Court Help in Hauptmann Case
In Trenton New Jersey Governor Hoffman studied Hauptmann’s case as two defense lawyers with papers signed by Bruno Hauptmann travel to Washington to seek habeas corpus relief in federal court or the U S Supreme Court to halt the Friday execution. The defense says the governor may still reprieve. federal judges denied habeas corpus and a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Mare
Hauptmann
William S. Conklin
Harold G. Hoffman
J. Davis
Hann
Ston
Davis
Tha Grant
Court of Errors
Veme Court
United S
Kipling Condition Improves After Emergency Operation
Kipling shows full improvement today after a serious illness. Doctors feared for the health of the famed author and poet as Kipling was kept under rest and medical care following a perforated ulcer. A. E. Webb-Johnson, attending physician, remained by his bedside through the night and returned home briefly for rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Poevardnes
A. E. Webb-Johnson
Britain weighs sanctions on Italy at League council
Britain's cabinet met to decide if Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden should push for new penalties against Italy at the League of Nations council session next Monday. Reports say Eden will carry pledges of British participation in further sanctions during the East Africa conflict. Sweden protested Italian bombings in Ethiopian raids, noting a December 30 Red Cross ambulance strike and casualties. Addis Ababa reported Ras Seyoum’s forces killed 65 Italians in a January 2 surprise clash, with Ethiopian losses and captured arms and livestock.
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Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Italy
League of Nations Council
Eden
Geneva
Rome
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Etopian
Ras Seyoum
Communistie
Precipitation Rises Slightly Above Normal This Month
Rainfall reached .26 of an inch this month in Po after a recent downpour. Yearly total stands at 1.39 inches, with precipitation near the normal mark since May. Temperatures hovered between 30 and 40 degrees in the last day as officials note steady conditions.
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Bering
Marie Millick Gamwell Submitted to Death in Seattle
Marie Millick G 1 of Seattle and member of a Blackfoot family died after an operation. She was the daughter of Millick and widow Gardner M. Gamwell. Survived by her husband two sisters Mrs Genevieve Browning of Blackfoot and Mrs M Ford Barlow of Salt Lake. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Marie Millick G 1
Seattle
Millick
Gardner M. Gamwell
Genevieve Browning
Blackfoot
M. Ford Barlow
Salt Lake
Deranged mother kills three children in Westchester
Mrs. Joseph Oberle slays her children Mary 17 Louise 9 and Joseph 7 with a club in their sleep then slashes her own throat. The scene in the Oberle home is discovered by nearby neighbors who summon police.
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Westchester
Joseph Oberle
Chester County Farm Extension Association
Mary
Louise
Joseph
Oberle
Boy La Mothe Wounded Described In Fair Condition
George La Mothe, hospitalized at St Anthony with a bullet wound to the head, was described as fair by hospital attaches after a restless night. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs A D La Mothe of 205 South Fourth Avenue and was brought to the hospital Monday.
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George LaMothe
St. Anthony Hospital
LaMothe
A. D. LaMothe
Fourth Avenue
Newspaper Ad Gains in 1936 Showed 57 Percent Rise
New York January 15 press note reports advertising for 1936 rose 57 percent over 1934, as published by Printers Index.
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New York
Index
Actor George Alison Dies at 70 in Norwalk Home
Nationally known character actor George Alison, aged 70, died last night at his Norwalk residence. The death closes a long career noted for supporting roles on stage and screen.
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Norwalk
Conn
George Alison
Southerner Airliner Crashes in Arkansas Swamp
Remnants of 17 bodies recovered after the Southerner airliner crashed near Goodwin Arkansas during a Memphis to Little Rock flight. All 17 aboard perished in the wreck and wreckage covered a 400 by 75 yard bog area as searchers recovered remains and investigated the cause. Coroner J C Crawford noted accidental death and a Commerce Department inspector planned to study the crash site.
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ED L. Campbell
Associated Press
Goodwin
Ark
America
Arkansas
American Airlines
J. C. Crawford
Department of Commerce
Jack Jones
Fort Worth
Memphis-Little Rock
New York
Crawford
Douglass
Gaylord Dover
Palestine
Highway 70
Glenn Williamson
M. E. Davis
Japan withdraws from naval conference in protest
Japanese delegates exit five power naval talks after deadlock over fleet equality and a common upper limit. Other powers Britain, the United States, Italy and France plan to open a new four power parley without Japan. Admiral Nagano said no choice left but to leave, insisting Japan does not seek a naval race and aims to foster world peace through friendly relations.
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Great Britain
United States
Italy
France
Japan
Osami Nagano
University club campaign aims to boost local student employment in Pocatello
W. S. Cady, Dean Nichols, and Coach Wicks lead a University club drive to create more jobs for students. E. C. Manson presided at the first formal meeting. The program featured a girls trio from the high school and several visitors and new members from business and education in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. S. Cady
University Club
John R. Nichols
Guy Wicks
Pocatello
E. C. Manson
Margaret York
Arlene Martindale
Mary Cox
Mary Jean Campbell
S. E. Culbertson
Denver
Intermountain
Railway Express
R. G. McLain
Seattle
J. E. Hore
Salt Lake
S. B. Johnson
Twin Falls
National Laundry Company
Leland Hawkley
William Spillman
Virginia Sutton
Loretta Williams
Twin Falls Man Killed in Snowstorm Hit and Run
The body of Frank Slater a 55 year old night watchman was found in the middle of Shoshone street near the Union Pacific depot with a crushed head. John Snow and Fred A Costler two taxicab drivers were arrested as police seized a car tied to the crime scene. Slater had called police at 4 12 am and was believed to be on his way home during a heavy snowstorm when he was struck.
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Twin Falls
Frank Slater
Shoshone Street
Union Pacific
John Snow
Fred A. Costler
Slater
Dynamite Intact After Idaho Collision
In Buhl Idaho seven cases of dynamite remained intact after a highway collision west of town. Mr and Mrs H Hoff were traveling to a CCC camp at Hagerman with the explosives when their car hit a vehicle driven by Lewis Mathias of Portland Oregon. Mrs Hoff suffered a severe cut on the forehead.
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Buhl
Idaho
Here
H. Hoff
Civilian Conservation Corps
Hagerman
Lewis Mathias
Portland
Ore
Hoff
Budget committee meet with Girl Scouts YWCA Salvation Army
The Community Chest budget committee will meet Friday at 7 p m with Girl Scouts then at 7 30 p m with the Y W C A and at 8 30 p m with the Salvation Army at the chamber of commerce.
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Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
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Beanie
Mr. Borah
PWA Adult School
Y.M.C.A
High Court
Bruno
Supreme Court
Dale Harrison
Trenton
N. J
Harold ¢. Hoffman
In Duce
By Roy P. Porter
Sweden
M. M. Gamwell
Southern
Memphis
Tokyo
Lloyd Lehrers
London
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