King George V Faces Possible End as Council Formed
King George V's physicians report diminishing strength as oxygen is given again and royal duties shift to a council of state. The privy council convened at Sandringham to hear conferees, while Queen Mary and four royal sons remain near the bedside.
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Eng
Queen Mary
George
Quen Mary
Duke of Gloucester
Buckingham Palace
Frederick J. Williams
F. Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Privy Council
London
Council of State
King
Lord Dawson
Court Fails To Decide On TVA Case
The Supreme Court recessed for two weeks without ruling on the Tennessee Valley Authority act amid a morning session of brief decisions. Government briefs sought dismissal of Governor Talmadge’s suit and reconsideration of a $200 million processing tax order. The court upheld lower court rulings on nonresident obligations and awaits TVA ruling, which could determine sale of surplus electricity.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Talmadge
United States
TVA
A A A W Pocatello Branch Meets Tuesday
The Pocatello branch of the American Association of University Women will meet Tuesday evening January 21 in the YWCA reception rooms. Mrs Frank Carlson heads the hostess committee and all eligible women are invited to attend at eight. Mrs D W Standrod outlines the local history, Miss Lorena Bixby reviews national and international growth, Dr Walter Shipley discusses the inferiority complex, and Leone Evans performs songs with Vito Petrone accompanying.
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A.A.A.W
Pocatello
American Association of University Women
Frank Carlson
D. W. Standrod
Laval May Resign and Cabinet to Resign Wednesday
Paris reports say Premier Laval plans to submit his resignation and that of his cabinet to President LeBrun on Wednesday. He will not seek a renewal after a vote of confidence and may refuse to form a new cabinet. Former Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin is tipped as a possible successor.
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Paris
Laval
LeBrun
Chamber
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Church Order Passes Without Major Clash in Mexico
In January 2011 reports from Mexico City note the church state crisis eased after a government statement supporting its educational plan to build 2,000 schools next year. A pastoral letter in Catholic churches urged religious freedom and warned against socialist schooling, but the government did not act to curb it.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vasquez Vela
Eight-Year-Old Killed by Wagon in Roosevelt Utah
An eight-year-old boy, Mont Segura, died five hours after being run over by a farm wagon when he tried to leap away as the horses bolted. The incident occurred in Roosevelt Utah on January 20.
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Roosevelt
Utah
Mont Segura
Secretary Hull warns State files may be cut off over confidences
Secretary Hull told the senate munitions committee the State department may withhold confidential files unless Congress respects confidences. He stressed the department’s need to protect foreign communications and said cooperation depends on committees’ cooperation with the department. Nye's charges over WWI treaties and funding are under debate as leaders prepare for a Thursday vote on extra funds.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Hull
State Department
Department
Congressional Committee
Congressional
Nye
Munitions Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
United States
Senate
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Wilson
Contract Awarded For Navy Bombers
The navy department announced the award of a contract to Douglas Aircraft Company of Santa Monica California for 114 torpedo bomber planes at a cost of 3 636 000 The planes will be low wing monoplanes with markedly greater speed and range and other improvements over prior types.
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Washington
Navy Department
Douglas Aircraft Company
Santa Monica
Calif
Mother of Slayer Seeks Governor Plea for Son
Mrs. Lillie May Alexander, 47, mother of Delbert Green, has a 2 PM appointment in Salt Lake City to plead with Governor Henry H. Blood for a reprieve before her son faces a firing squad next Friday. She vows to pursue all legal avenues if the plea fails.
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Ogden
Lillie May Alexander
Delbert Green
Salt Lake City
Henry H. Blood
Ground parties search for missing aviator amid Utah snowstorm
Ground parties in Salt Lake City hunted for Howard Stark a missing Department of Commerce flyer. Low visibility from a snowstorm grounded six airplanes ready to join the search. C C Lang of the air navigation bureau said three witnesses saw a plane over Henefer Utah on Thursday afternoon hours after Stark departed Rock Springs Wyoming bound for Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Howard Stark
Department of Commerce
C. C. Lang
The
Air Navigation Bureau
Henefer
Utah
Stark
Rock Springs
Wyo
Eight Trapped in Coal Mine at Monarch in Colorado
Eight miners are trapped a mile underground after a terrIfic explosion at Monarch coal mine in Lafayette Colorado. Rescue teams expect severe debris blockage and may not reach them before tomorrow as two workers escaped to surface. The trapped men from Louisville area include Kester Novington Ray Bailey Tom Stevens Leland Ward Seve Jaramillo Oscar Baird and Tony De Santis with families awaiting updates.
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Lafayette
Colo
Monarch
Louisville
Kester Novington
Ray Bailey
Tom Stevens
Leland Ward
Seve Davis
Louis Jaramillo
Pauline Frederick Reported Out of Danger After Emergency Operation
Hollywood notables awaited further word as Pauline Frederick, veteran actress, was reported out of danger today following an emergency abdominal operation last week.
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Hollywood
Pauline Frederick
Rifle rule in school ended in Glasgow Montana
Miss Helen Connell surrendered after a month in the schoolhouse living quarters armed with a rifle. Trustees filed an ouster suit charging she disrupted classes and denied students education. Attorney C D Barton said she left the property and plans were underway to reopen the school between Glasgow and the Canadian line.
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Glasgow
Mont
Larsian
Helen Connell
C. D. Barton
Borton
Here
Canadian Line
Miss Connell
Britain Advises Italy To Retain Bombs In Ethiopia War
Reports quote British charge d affaires Maurice as urging Mussolini not to bomb Red Cross units in Ethiopia. London notes large troop deployments around Egypt and fleets moving to reinforce Africa as Geneva war seminars prepare for possible settlement talks.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Mussolini
Maurice
Fulvio Suvich
Forelenal
Red Cross
Dessve
Ineram
Seas of Nations Council
Makale
Aksum
Geneva
League Hall
Italy
Addis Ababa
France
London
Ca Vlanca
Morocco
Cors
Winter Storm Toll Rises Across Nation
A severe winter storm wreaked havoc nationwide. Dozens died in traffic crashes and exposure, with several drowning in barge accidents. New Jersey and New York reported heavy disruptions as floods threatened low-lying areas.
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New Jersey
New York
Midwest
New
Provo Youth Rescues Friend From Burning Car Crash
Grant Leonard of Salt Lake City pulled the unconscious arm of Thorton Jacobsen of Lake View from a flaming automobile after a collision in Provo. Jacobsen’s car overturned and burned while Leonard suffered minor injuries.
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Provo
Utah
Grant Leonard
Salt Lake City
Thorton Jacobsen
Lake View
Jacobsen
Leonard Eried Majury
Van Vlack Murder Trial Opens in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho on January 20 Douglas Van Vlack faced a murder charge in district court for the death of his wife Mildred Cook two months earlier. State prosecutors outlined the case as jurors were seated and questioned, with defense objections over records from New York asylums noted and a dozen veniremen called for the jury.
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Win Falls
Idaho
Douglas van Vlack
Mildred Cook
Adam B. Barclay
Rial
State ‘S of Defense
New York
Leo
van Wicks
Edward Babcock
New York Asylums
Teats
Babcock
B. F. Taylor
Castleford
Taylor
Joseph F. Hook
Earl
Carl van Vinck
Bert H. Miller
Clue to Second Carpenter in Lindbergh Case Fades
In Trenton New Jersey two reasons grow stronger Hauptmann may not be lone gunman. Attorney General Wilentz cites J J Faulkner a carpenter from New York who had no link to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Officials say Faulkner is one of about 500 Faulkner suspects and the governor keeps reasons for actions confidential. Washington says criminologist Hicks travels to New York to study the ransom case.
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Dale Harrison
Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Dan
Bruno Richard Havar'jann
Hoffman
Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
J. J. Faulkner
New York
Charles A Lindbergh, Jr
Faulkner
Wilentz
Lindbergh
Washington
Robert W. Hicks
Hicks
Bronx
Flemington
Young Idaho Couple Welcome Seventh Child in Ma lad
Boise January 20 Mr and Mrs Benton J Williams of Malad both 25 are parents of seven children. Latest arrival a son born December 26. State vital statistics director Pearl Dillingham reported December totals show 755 Idaho births 404 male 351 female with six twins. Deaths 456 including Mrs Evelyn Baka 99 of Parma. Heart disease 81 and cancer 36 deaths the highest cancer toll for 1935.
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Boise
Benton J. Williams
Malad
Pearl Dillingham
State Vital Statistics Bureau
Williams
Idaho
Evelyn Baka
Parma
Idaho sees January precipitation rise amid ongoing snows
Pocatello recorded 2.17 inches of precipitation for January with an additional 0.17 inch from the last 24 hours. The total nearly doubles the normal for the month as temperatures ranged from 25 to 32 degrees. Cooler conditions spread to southern Idaho with partly cloudy skies.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Report on Bannock County Fair Board funds for 1935
At a recent Bannock county fair board meeting the 1935 income and expenses were presented. Income sources include rodeo 2378.55, sports 156.36, rentals 1125.00, concessions 1179.28, premium list 415.75, county 5500.00, and miscellaneous 75.66. Expenses list rodeo entertainment 2148.52, supplies 390.23, livestock 8.10, agriculture 338.49, women’s department 7.55, concessions 6.73, administration 197.03, 4-H department 400.57, totaling 8271.29 with an addition to proprietorship of 2559.31.
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Bannock County
Utah Weather Forecast Notes Fair Conditions Ahead
Generally fair conditions in Utah with light snow in northern and eastern portions tonight. Tuesday remains mostly fair with minor temperature changes and light winds.
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Utah
Little Shang
Tempesature
Senate approves full payment of soldiers bonus early
The Senate voted 74 to 16 to approve full payment of the 1945 soldiers bonus, estimated ultimate cost 2.491 billion dollars. House action and possible presidential signature loom as leaders forecast passage and funding comes via non-negotiable bonds redeemable after June 15.
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Senate
Vetereads
House
Fonevelt
Harrison
Mississippi
Byrnes
South Carolina
Co.wer CR
Oregon
Clark
Missouri
Treasury
Pope
Thomas
Utah
Borah
King.rior
Neely D
West Virginia
Patman
United States
Thomas D
Oklahoma
Martial law ordered in southern Indiana shirt factory dispute
Gov McNutt placed Floyd and Clark counties under martial law as unrest linked to a shirt makers strike in New Albany and Jeffersonville prompted National Guard deployment. Police Chief Meier reported injuries to several women and one non union worker, Lucille Weaver, was arrested on weapons charges as the plant attempted to reopen.
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Paul V. McNutt
Floyd and Clark
Indiana
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Ind
M. Fine and Sons
Edward H. Meier
Indiana National Guardsmen
Meier
Lucille Weaver
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