Monetary Bill Sent to Floor of U S Senate
President Roosevelt's monetary bill, reshaped as temporary, cleared the Senate Banking Committee by 15 to 2 and goes to the full Senate. Changes include a two year (or three by order) limit on the stabilization fund under a five member board and devaluation powers. Critics like Glass and McAdoo support it. Gore opposes. Debate rises with Fess attacking and Robinson defending.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Glass Va
McAdoo
D.-Cal
Soth
The
Treasury
Goldsborough
Townsend
R.del
Roosevelt to Hold Up Final CWA Decisions
President Roosevelt told AFL head William Green that any extension of the Civil Works Administration beyond May depends on late spring conditions. Green said about 1,060,000 of 4,000,000 CWA workers might be absorbed by private industry by May due to higher purchasing power, with hopes for 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 more finding work through expanded public works.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Civil Works Administration
Green
Beyen
Chamber official warns of permanent wartime programs
L F Parsons secretary of the state chamber of commerce told the board at the annual convention that temporary federal activities may become permanent after the emergency ends and tax increases could follow. He cited federal pre primary and adult education in many districts as an example driven by teacher employment needs rather than educational necessity.
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L. F. Parsons
State Chamber of Commerce
Parsons
Five Die in Gasoline Lamp Blast at Farmhouse
Canton Georgia reports a fatal explosion as gasoline poured into an old lamp ignited in a kitchen. Refus Coleman his wife and three children perished in the blaze.
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Canton
Refus Coleman
Prosecutor Describes Gang Methods in Chicago Trial
Special prosecutor Edwin J. Raber outlined gang ties to big business at the trial of 18 men accused of terror and extortion to drain profits from four industries. He linked Al Capone Alderman Oscar Nelson and Aaron Sapiro to racketeering in laundry and milk firms and cited methods to siphon cash from legitimate business and drive out competition.
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Chicago
Edwin J. Raber
Raber
al Capone
Oscar Nelson
Aaron Sapiro
New York
Utah Weather Turns Unsettled With Rain Or Snow
Unsettled conditions persist tonight with rain or snow likely in the northwest portion. By Wednesday, the forecast calls for generally fair skies and a cooler, calmer pattern across the state.
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Utah
Wyoming Senator Seeks Public Lands to States Bill
Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming introduces a bill to grant unappropriated and reserved public lands to states. The plan covers minerals and lands withdrawn for coal oil and gas and requires a minimum five percent royalty. The measure mirrors a Kendrick proposal and raises federal versus state control questions.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
Wyo
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Anti-Military Spirit Evident in Japanese Diet Debate
In Tokyo the first interpellation of the imperial diet shows an anti military mood as cabinet members outline policy and call for peace and understanding. Count Yoshinori Futara criticizes government for allowing inflammatory articles and war predictions amid debate sparked by a U S magazine interview with Vice Admiral Nobumasa Suetsugu.
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Glenn Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Koki Hirota
Yoshinori Futaara
Nobumasa Suetsugu
United States
Gendai
Suetsugu
Police Probe Strange Death in Spokane Case
Spokane January 23 police seek gun ownership to solve whether Paul Newport Jr. 18 died by suicide or accident. His body was found in woods near Manito golf course with a chest wound from a shotgun. The forearm grip was found in his nearby car. Prosecutor Greenough noted initial thoughts favored suicide due to a nervous breakdown.
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Spokane
Wash
Paul Newport, Jr
George W. Newman
Manito
Newport
Charles W. Greenough
Spokane County
Paul Newport, Sr
Casey Remanded In Indian Liquor Sale Case
Theodore Casey was remanded to Bamnock county jail after failing to post 700 bond following an arraignment before U.S. Commissioner J. H Early. Casey, arrested Saturday by Officers Daly Davis and Hampton, pleaded not guilty. hearing set for Thursday afternoon.
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Blackfoot
Yan
Theodore Casey
Bamnock
U.S
J. H Early
Casey
T. B. Daly
A. J. Davis
Vic Hampton
Wife of kidnapped banker near collapse in Minnesota
St Paul January 23 Mrs Edward Bremer wife of the banker held for 200000 ransom near collapse as Bremer family denies any contact with the abductors. Adolph Bremer Jr and Nippert deny word from the gang while police guard remains. Ransom money ready and signals reported at Dr Nippert s home. Police dispute contact reports and investigate signals and vehicle activity near Medicine Lake.
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ST. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Bremer
Adolph Bremer, Jr
Commercial State Bank
Edward
Adolph Jry
H. T. Nipspert
Nippert
Adolph Bremer
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company
Dr. Nippert
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Sang
Medicine Lake
John P. Wall
Thomas Dah
Two Kidnappers Get Life Terms in Illinois Case
In Chicago on January 23, Gail Swelley of Peoria and Frank Souder of Benton were convicted of kidnaping James Hackett of Blue Island for ransom. Each received life imprisonment, seen as a blow to the kidnapp ing racket. Authorities linked them to a gang known as collegiate led by Theodore Klujas, who was killed by police earlier.
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Chicago
Illinois
Gail Swelley
Peoria
Frank Souder
Benton
Ill
James Hackett
Blue Island
Mal Coghlan
Thomas J. Courtney
Swelley
Souder
Theodore
Handsome Jack) Klujas
University Oflinois
Will Rogers Teases Cordell Hull and Neighbors
Will Rogers satirically comments from Santa Monica on Cordell Hull and U S foreign policy. He mocks secrecy of delegates and jokes about aiding the Philippines and Cuba in a breezy, patriotic tone.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Cordell Hull
Ili
Philippines
Cuba
Will
Navy group in house decides on more ships
By unanimous vote the house naval committee approved the Vinson treaty navy bill and aims to attach it to the annual navy appropriation bill. The plan calls for about 76 million dollars a year for five years to reach treaty strength, with up to 25 million more requested this session for 20 new warships. Standley warned delaying endangers the country and said full modernization by 1939 would require building 102 more ships.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
House
Naval Committee
Britten
R.-Tu
Vinson
Samira William H Standley
Standley
Premier Chautemps Survives Confidence Vote in Stavisky Crisis
Paris January report shows Prime Minister Camille Chautemps and his cabinet fending off a furious opposition in the chamber of deputies. The vote of confidence passed 368 to 205 as deputies protested over Stavisky scandal documents linking four cabinet members. Heavy questioning followed warnings to defend ministers such as Bonnet Raynaldy and Laveynac.
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Paris
Premer
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Chautemps
Chamber
Phillipe Henriot
Chaute
Henriot
Pri Ier
George Bonnet
Finance
Eugene Raynaldy
Ister
Justice
M. Laveynac
Commerce
Chamber of Dep
Stavisky
France
Bayonne
Serge S‘aky
Prisoners, weapons found during jail move prompt probe
Deputy sheriffs unloading prisoners at the county jail identified blackjacks and a number of digging tools in the cell of Brooks, a robbery convict. Brooks denies knowledge of the weapons as Sheriff S Grant Young orders an investigation into how they were placed there.
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Salt Lake City
Brooks
S. Grant Young Ord
Idaho Chamber Sets Banquet After State Convention Closing
The Idaho State chamber of commerce closed its convention with talks on tax funding education and restrained expenditures. Delegates urged Congress to aid flood damage relief in north Idaho, finance roads, bridges, and water facilities, and support a first domestic sale tax on imported fats and oils to compete with lard and oils.
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Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
State Chamber
Idaho
Congress
North
Wallace
E. W. Brandies
Washington
U. S
Hardware men meet to discuss industry codes at Idaho meeting
Delegates gather for the Idaho Retail Hardware and Implement Dealers association conference opening session. C A Harris Rexburg and A J Petersen analyze farm equipment codes. Speakers include R E White New Plymouth Balt Lake International Harvester and Claude Bistline R H Wells Pocatello and E B Gallaher Norwalk Conn.
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Idaho Retail Hardware and Implement Dealers’ Association
R. E. White
New Plymouth
C. A. Harris Rexburg
A. J. Petersen
Balt Lake
International Harvester Company
William’ Reed
Ririe
Ooe
A. F. Theil
Montpelier
Charles L Wheeler
Salt Lake City
Claude Bistline
R. H. Wells
Pocatello
E. B. Gallaher
Norwalk
Conn
Unsettled Weather With Rain Changing to Snow
The forecast calls for rain tonight turning to snow with colder conditions on Wednesday. Expect plunging temperatures and brisk winds as unsettled weather continues.
Masters Named to Land Office
President Roosevelt named registers of land offices in several states. Loraine Rollins of Evanston Wyoming Theodore Vanerus of Buffalo Wyoming William G. Johnson of Cheyenne Wyoming William H. Canon of Roseburg Oregon Arthur J. Edward of Coeur d Alene Idaho Ira H Masters of Blackfoot Idaho Thomas F Corpally of Great Falls Montana.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Loraine Rollins
Evanston
Wyo
Theodore Vanerus
Buffalo
William G. Johnson
Cheyenne
William H. Canon
Roseburg
Ore
Arthur J. Edward
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Ira H. Masters
Blackfoot
Thomas F. Corpally
Great Falls
Mont
Death of Rheta Wynekoop An Unsolved Chicago Mystery
Debating the 1930s case in Chicago, Rheta Wynekoop’s death remains an unsolved mystery as Judge David declares a mistrial in the attempt to clear or convict her mother-in-law Dr. Alice Wynekoop. Sentiments vary on whether she will face another trial. Local observers cite a lingering doubt over guilt or innocence.
Highway Bureau Seeks Bids on Three Bridge Projects
Boise January 23 The Bureau of Highways announced bids on three bridge jobs to be let February 6 The largest is a 41 foot timber bridge over Spirit Lake overflow in Beni county another calls for a 37 foot concrete bridge over Indian Creek in Caldwell and a third for two concrete culverts on the Teton highway between Ashton and Fall River.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
Spirit Lake
Boneni
Indian Creek
Caldwell
Teton
Ashton
Fall River
Portland man to address Idaho chamber banquet
Marshall N. Dana of Portland Oregon regional director of the public works administration and president of the National Reclamation Association will deliver the principal address at tonight's banquet closing a two day Idaho state chamber of commerce convention. Governor C Ben Ross praised the New Deal and said government should be run by the rank and file. C C Wilburns outlined home owners loan loans totaling 4524800 across Idaho with 1411 loans approved for 2028007 aiding distressed owners and boosting back tax payments.
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Marshall N. Dana
Portland
Ore
Federal Public Works Administration
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Dana
Oregon Journal
National Reclamation Association
Ure
Public Works Administration
Dana
Portland Journal
C. Ben Ross
Washington
Idaho
C. C. Wilburns
Jerome
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Banks Will Take County Warrants at Par
Officials of the Idaho Bank and Trust and First County Bank announced that they will cash all county warrants issued for the 1934 fiscal year at par. County Attorney B A McDevitt said accepting the 1934 warrants at par should enable 1933 warrants to be called soon, restoring the county to a solid warrants position.
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Idaho Bank & Trust Company
First Secunty Bank
B. A. McDevitt
McDevitt
United States Recognizes Mendieta Regime in Cuba
The United States recognizes the Mendieta government in Cuba after six months of unofficial relations. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull announced the decision, with Caffery named ambassador designate and Manuel Marquez Sterling to become Cuban ambassador. Ten of sixteen U S warships in Cuban waters have been withdrawn.
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United States
NEW Mendieta
Cuba
Washington
Carlos Mendieta
Roosevelt
Hull
Jefferson Caffery
Havana
Mendieta
Mexico
Colombia
Chile
San Domingo
White House
Yes
Caffery
Manuel Marquez Sterling
Cuban
Idahoans Wed in Reno Two Marriage Pairs Listed
Marriage licenses issued here yesterday include Arthur M Farnworth 29 Ash Idaho and Mae Rodgers 20 Wells Nev. Leland Davis 30 and Virginia Hill 20 both of Ashton Idaho.
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Reno
Nev
Arthur M. Farnworth
Ash Idaho
Mae Rodgers
Wells
Leland Davis
Virginia Hill
Ashton
Idaho
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Couzens
R.-Mich
Carey
R.-Wyo
Gore
D.-Okla
Fess
Ohio
Robinson
Arkansas
Solon
O’mahoney
St. Paul Bank
Associated Presa
Will Rogers
Tribune
NAVY
Chamber of Commerce
Disbursing Board
Masters
Land Office
Wynekoop
Highway Bureau
Wilburn
Sterling
Island
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