Idaho federal committees to meet during chamber sessions
Two national recovery program committees the public works administration chaired by Beecher Hitchcock Sandpoint and the agricultural credit adjustment council led by G P Mix Moscow will meet in Pocatello during the Idaho Chamber of Commerce convention. Governor Ross will speak and Marshall N Dana of Portland Oregon a Roosevelt appointee will address recovery efforts and state participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
National Recovery Organization
Pocatello
State Chamber of Commerce
L. F. Parsons
State Chamber
Public Works Administration
Beecher Hitchcock
Sandpoint
Agricultural Credit Adjustment Council
G. P. Mix
Moscow
Ross
Southwest Idaho
Upper Snake Section
Parsons
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Antlers Hall
National Administration
Marshall N. Dana
Portland
Oregon
Rooseveltee
Wisor
Federal
Pub Works
Northwest
Dana
Oregon Journal
National Reclamation Association
Bremer Kidnapping Nears Quick Resolution
A secret authorities conference in St Paul indicated negotiations for Edward G. Bremer’s release are imminent within 24 hours. Officials report Bremer, held for 200000 ransom, is deemed safe with talks possibly to occur tonight or Sunday, aided by Walter Magee and a third party.
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ST. Paul
Jan
Edward G. Bremer
Thomas Cahill
Bremer
O. K
Minneapolis
Walter Magee
Cape Tire
Thema
Magee
Commercial State Bank
College Basketball Scores From Various West Coast Games
Scores from games include Washington State 28 Idaho 34 in Nampa College of Idaho 49 Albion Normal 44 Western State 30 Colorado College 28 Idaho Southern Branch 23 Montana Mines 47 in Provo Brigham Young 52 over Montana State 37 Utah University 24 over Utah State Agricultural College 32 Wyoming 33 over Nebraska 24 Ellensburg Normal 34 Montana 26 California 43 Stanford 34 Northwest Nazarene 22 Gooding 20 Pocatello 32 Madison 28 College of Puget Sound Ta A 26 University of Washington.
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Washington State College
Idaho
Nampa
College of Idaho
Albion Normal
Western State
Colorado College
Idaho Southern Branch
Montana Mines
Provo
Utah
Montana State College
Brigham Young University
Logan
Utah University
Utah State Agricultural College
Wyoming
Nebraska
Ellensburg
Wash
Normal
Montana
University of California
Stanford
Northwest Nazarene College
Gooding College
Rexburg
Pocatello
Madison
College of Puget Sound
Taa
University of Washing
Baker held in double killing near Greeley Colorado
La Clede Stevens a 37 year old baker from North Platte Nebraska is held on murder charges after allegedly killing his estranged wife Frances 30 and her father John De Rolf 56 in their North Platte home. He was captured by Sheriff W W Wyatt and deputies at a filling station in Kersey near here and is held for safety concerns if returned to North Platte. Stevens said he wrecked his car near Crook Colorado and rode to Kersey with two companions.
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Greeley
Colo
la Clede Stevens
North Platte
Neb
Baker
Frances
Inlaw
John de Rolf
W. W. Wyatt
Kersey
Wyatt
Stevens
de Rolf
Crook
Bernard Bonser
Francis Vance
Farley Seen as 1936 Gubernatorial Contender
Postmaster General James A. Farley faces retirement as Democratic national chairman amid talk he will relinquish the New York state chairmanship. If true he could influence the state organization and aid a 1936 run for governor with Secretary of State Edward J. Flynn. Farley and Flynn have been key figures in New York politics and anti-Tammany forces watch developments.
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New York
James A. Farley
Farley
Herbert H. Lehman
Parley
Roosevelt
Edward J. Flynn
John F. Curry
New York City
Flynn
Inquest Called Off by Officers
Inquest into the death of a six month old child found in a shallow grave east of the city bench is postponed at the request of Bannock County Attorney B A McDevitt. L L Drake police questioned after reporting the body was released without bail. Coroner Arthur W Hall cites insufficient testimony to proceed. County officers continue the investigation.
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L. L. Drake
South Fourth
Bannock County
B. A. McDevitt
Arthur W. Hall
Hall
Prisoners Forced to Eat During Hunger Strike at Leavenworth
Albert W. Bates and Harvey J. Bailey, Urschel kidnapers serving life terms, began hunger strikes in Leavenworth. Forcible feeding started January 19 to prevent self harm, with Justice Department officials and the Public Health Service overseeing. Police note two escapees, Bob Brady and Jim Clark, breached prison walls recently.
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Washington
Albert W. Bates
Harvey J. Bailey
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Urschel
Department of Justice
Justice
Bates
Bailey
United States
Pub Health Service
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Joseph B. Keenan
Bob Brady
Jim Clark
Clark
Brady
Priday
Kansas State
Idaho Asylum rolls climb as hard times hit state
Boise Jan 20 Hard times raise inmate totals at Idaho state asylums. Over three years ending Jan 1, the three institutions grew from 1147 to 1285 inmates, up 138. Nampa and the feeble minded colony rose from 405 to 473 and Blackfoot from 405 to 477, while Orofino held at 340.
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Boise
Idaho
Lewis Williams
Public Welfare
Williams
Nampa
Blackfoot
Tolabo
Orofino
First Round in NRA Congress Battle Ends
NRA clash ends with Hugh S Johnston remaining in control as the FTC is ordered to backstop the recovery unit on monopoly charges. Senator Nye delays oversight until Johnston’s code revision shows effect, while Roosevelt issues an order empowering the FTC to handle complaints of oppressive or discriminatory practices within any industry. Donald Richberg warns anti trust laws remain in force and price fixing remains illegal.
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James Core
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
NRA
Hugh S. Johnston
Federal Trade Commission
Nye
R-Nd
Johns.2
Roosevelt
The
Trade Commission
Donald R. Richberg
Borah
Johnson
Greeks firm in Insull deportation fight
In Athens the government signals no change to deport former Chicago utilities chief Samuel Insull despite his heart condition and a state council appeal. Interior minister's secretary says expulsion will proceed after January 31, as the eight council members weigh pleas from Insull and his lawyers amid a heated session. The council's ruling was awaited into Tuesday.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
State Council
Chicago
Insull
Legion says president not liberal enough on veterans relief
The American Legion criticized the administration for not extending liberalization of veterans compensation. Senator Glass and Democratic leaders supported the current scope. Legion commander Hayes said further increases are needed and would press the four point bill before the Senate Appropriations Committee next Wednesday.
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Washington
The
American Legion
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Senate Appropriations Committee
Legion
Edward H. Hayes
Hayes
Reed
Legion National
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills column notes humorously on Congress centennial dollar vote exhibit idle speculation about Japanese fortification photos and Cuban politics. It mentions a 726 carat African diamond finder selling the gem for 350000 dollars and seeking a farm and a hat.
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O. K
Cuba
Africa
Wil
Paris Protest Demands Resignation of Premier Chatemps
Crowds march through Paris boulevards near the Opera demanding the government resign. Leaders were arrested as the demonstrations dispersed.
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Paris
Chattemps
Escaped Kansas Convicts Drift Toward Oklahoma Hills
Desperate escapees from the Kansas penitentiary shift chase toward northern Oklahoma after releasing their kidnap victim Jim Clark and Bob Brady at large. Captors fled in a second car as authorities pursue through hill country near Pawhuska. The abducted Kansas teacher, 26, freed unharmed early today, observed the fugitives vanish into outlaw hideaways.
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Lansing
Kas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lewis Dress
Jim Clark
Bob Brady
Dresser
Pawhuska
Okla
Roosevelt dollar devaluation bill sails through House
The Roosevelt dollar devaluation bill passed the House 360 to 40 amid fast action and partisan debate. Democrats, led by Roosevelt, blocked amendments while Republicans denounced the process as ignorance of the measure. The administration sought a spending board for the stabilization fund, but the bill assigns authority to the secretary of the treasury. Morgenthau briefed federal reserve leaders as the chamber moved toward final passage. A total of 10 billion dollars must be borrowed in the next five and a half months.
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Richard L. Turner
Associated Press
Washington
House
435
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Doctor Wynekoop Seeks Restart of Murder Trial
Chicago January 20 62 year old Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop asks to resume trial Monday on charges of murdering Rheta her daughter in law Despite fears of a apoplectic stroke doctors say she is better and wants the case finished Judge J B David will decide whether the trial proceeds after physicians reports are filed and considered The defense insists the trial must go on and that she is confident of acquittal
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
Frank J. Tyrrell
Wynekoop
J. B. David
County to Cut CWA Workers
Bannock county CWA committee and federal re employment service announce reduced hours for civil works staff to fit payroll funds. Per diem workers in cities over 2500 population face 24 hours weekly, clerical and supervisory 30 hours, with wage reductions. The policy applies nationwide and disbursement will stop for excess hours.
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Bannock County
CWA
Parker Carver
Boise
W. G. Decker
Civil Works Service
Carver
Downey
Tilden Tops Vines In Five-Set Tennis Thriller
Big Bill Tilden defeated Ellsworth Vines in a gruelling five set match at the Broadway Armory Chicago on January 20. Tilden won 9-7 1-6 6-4 4-6 6-3 before 5,200 spectators, giving him a four to three lead in matches played.
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Chicago
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Californian
Broadway Armory
Tilden
Idaho Weather Outlook: Sunday Rain North. Cooling Week Ahead
The forecast calls for unsettled weather with rain in the northern regions on Sunday. Monday is expected to bring continued showers with a return to normal temperatures soon after, shaping a damp start to the work week.
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Idaho
Eastman Urges Caution on U S Railroad Reform
In a Washington report Joseph Eastman, coordinator of transportation, advised Congress that public ownership may be best long term but current finances prevent sweeping changes. He said federal control appeals to advocates yet warned against rapid acquisitions. A bill to amend the Interstate Commerce Act to grant federal powers is being drafted.
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Washington
Congress
Joseph Eastman
Eastman
Capitol Hill
New Union Will Hear Gov Ross In Pocatello Meeting
The American Legion No. 1 hosts a Monday 6 30 pm gathering at Antlers Hall Elks Temple to introduce the CWA program to Pocatello residents. Gov C Ben Ross leads speakers with CWA officials including Mayor Brown county officials and Judge Callis. A musical program features Agnes Salle Smith Sybil Matthews Miriam Walters and more. All CWA workers and families urged to attend public welcome.
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American League No. 1
Antler’s
The
Elks Temple
Pocatello
C. Ben Ross
CWA
C. A. Brown
W. P. Havener
J. J. Facer
R. T. Hale
Robert Callis
Agnes Salle Smith
Sybil Matthews
Miriam Walters
T. H. Masters
Charles Wateing
Robert Grady
James Hawks
Lucy Watts
Miss Watts
Agnes Smith
Janet Gifford
George Miller
Yakima Inventor Tests Rockets for Stratosphere Flight
Erroll H. Karr of Yakima experiments with small rockets to reach 18 feet and 350 miles high. His six foot model reached 37,000 feet with instruments. an eight pound unit develops 200 horsepower. He uses gases, two pyres, and explains heat, friction, and exhaust dynamics. Karr aims to cross the Atlantic via stratosphere in hours.
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Yakima, Wash
Germany
Soviet Russia
Erroll H. Karr
Yakima
Karr
Karl
Atlantic Ocean
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Drake
Leavenworth Pen
U. S
Will Rogers
Tribune
Beverly Hills
Cal
Oklahoma Hills
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Alice Wynekoop
Bannock
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Gov. Ross
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