Idaho House Approves Gift for Ricks College in Rexburg
The Idaho House voted 30 to 24 to accept Ricks College as a gift from the Latter Day Saints, valued at 250000, for a junior college till 1938. The measure now goes to the Senate. The body also funded 10000 for feeding migratory waterfowl, and moved to amend the state constitution to allow Indian voting and office holding and jury service, with about 4500 Indians affected.
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Boise
Idaho
House of Representatives
Ricks College
Latter Day Saints Church
Senate
Rexburg
House
State Fish and Game Fund
Ricks
R. P. Arnold Williams
Madison
S. Reed Andris
Bonneville
W. J. Taylor
Jefferson
State Board of Education
Hyrum Lewis
Cassia
Elaine Barrymore seeks 2525 monthly alimony in divorce bid
Elaine Ariel Barrie files for divorce from John Caliban Barrymore in Los Angeles asking 2525 monthly temporary alimony with a restraining order. She lists detailed needs including rent 350 and clothing 750 while noting his income at 12000 monthly and net worth over 100000. The couple married November 9 in Yuma after a brief romance starting in 1935.
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Los Angeles
Elaine
Ariel) Barrie
John
Caliban) Barrymore
Flaine
Barrymore
Barrymores
Yuma
Ariz
Elaine Jacobs
New York
Bulldogs Extend Winning Streak in Downey Victory
Downey's Bulldogs defeated the Red Raiders 29 to 26 in McCammon. Coach Will Clegg led Downey to a 16-14 halftime edge as the team continued its string of wins amid a strong performance from the squad.
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McCammon
Downey
Fighting Bulldogs
Red Raiders
Will Clegg
Oneida
Lincoln Banquet Plans For Eastern Idaho Discussed
A meeting of the general committee and committee chairmen discussed the February 11 banquet in Pocatello. Jess Hawley of Boise will speak and J H Anderson mayor of Blackfoot will be toast master. Tickets are on sale through C D Moore and committee members in eastern Idaho.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Jess Hawley
Boise
J. H. Anderson
Blackfoot
C. D. Moore
Moore
Japanese Cabinet Resigns Amid Diet Turmoil
Tokyo dispatch reports the 320 day old Japanese cabinet resigned after a 20 minute session as the diet pressured by army influence. Premier Koki Hirota asked Emperor Hirohito to allow a temporary continuation while a coalition government and elder statesmen determine the crisis outcome.
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Tokyo
Diet
House of Representatives
Koki Hirota
Hirota
Weather calm in Intermountain West with rising temps
Cold high pressure lingers over Idaho Nevada and western Utah as readings rise slightly. Some pockets report near zero temperatures in southwestern Utah and central Wyoming.
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Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Southern Bra Nampa Nazarene college game report
The fragment notes a basketball halftime score 11 to 11 with Boore scoring at the 15 minute mark, involving Southern Bra, Nampa Nazarene college, and a tied 11 all moment.
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Ee Southern Bra Nampa Nazarene College
Boore
Gmc Plans To Re open Some Of Its Plants
Secretary Perkins sees favorable signs in auto strike talks and may invite John L. Lewis to a peace conference. Knudsen says next step is up to the union as some plants will reopen Tuesday. Homer Martin says settlement possible in 24 hours. Gov. Murphy pursues conciliation after a fruitless Washington talk. Idle GM total reaches 125,613 with mass meeting planned in Flint to map action while National Guard stands by in two Fisher body plants.
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Associated Press
Perkins
John L. Lewis
General Motors
William S. Knudsen
G. M
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Frank Murphy
Washington
George E. Boysen
Flint Alliance
National Guardsmen
Flint
Mich
Fisher
GM Plans Partial Openings After Strikes
General Motors announced plans for a partial reopening of some plants closed by strikes affecting about 125000 workers. The plan calls for a couple of days work each week as talks hint at renewed federal labor efforts to bring GM officials and John L Lewis of the CIO to the bargaining table.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Perkins
Washington
Federal Labor Department
John J. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Oregon doubles down to sweep Vandals in Idaho
Oregon overcame a 13-1 start by Idaho to beat the Vandals 31 to 29 in Moscow, completing a Pacific Coast conference sweep. The Webfoots trailed at halftime 17-10 but surged in the second half for the win, following an overtime victory Friday night 32-29.
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Moscow
Oregon
University of Idaho
Idaho
Hendricks Leaves Hospital After Stomach Ailment Treatment
Rep. Or van Hendricks of Bannock, majority floor leader, was released from Boise hospital where he was admitted last Wednesday for treatment of a stomach ailment.
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Boise
Orvan Hendricks
Bannock
Chelan Pensions Face Opposition Threat in Test Plan
Chelan authorities denounce a rival group dubbed McGroarty Boosters threatening to derail the Townsend old age revolving pension test. Isom Lamb reports the plan hinges on a 2 percent business tax to fund pensions for residents over 65, with proceeds also aimed at clearing Chelan's debt.
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Chelan
Wash
Townsend
Isom Lamb
Chelan County
Curtis C. Fleming
McGroarty Boosters
W. T. Price
Isom
Spokane
Fleming
Townsend Club
Price
Lamb
Late Idaho Senator T. Dan Conner Praised in Resolution
The Idaho Legislature unanimously adopted a resolution praising Senator T. Dan Conner of Twin Falls who died yesterday in Filer. It extols his civic work and character while noting funeral representatives and attendees from state leadership. The governor offered no comment on a successor vacancy.
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Boise
T. Dan Conner
Twin Falls
Filer
Idaho
House
Senate
Troy D. Smith
Custer
Dan Cavanagh
Frank L. Atkins
H. &. Powers
C. C. Gossett
D. Canyon
James Just
D. Bingham
J. H. Neil
D. Benewah
Frances Conner
Barzilla W. Clark
Harvey de Neal
Bilanc
Harry W. Barry
Buhl Forne
Conne
Occasional Snow Sunday Across Regions
Occasional snow in the north Sunday with colder temperatures, while the south remains milder. Monday brings fair weather to the north and snow in the south as conditions shift.
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North Portion
South Portion
Wallis urged to shun England by Cannes detectives
Scotland Yard guards in Cannes advise Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson not to return to Britain for absolute security. Detectives say only staying out of Britain can guarantee safety, noting the public mostly views her as a symbol of the abdication affair rather than an individual.
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Cannes
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Scotland Yard
England
Britain
Edward VIII
Mrs. Simpson
King
Americans Arrive in Le Havre for Spanish Aid
Sixty five Americans, believed en route to Spain to join the socialist government, landed at Le Havre aboard the liner Pari despite an official U.S. warning. The arrivals move follows prior warnings against participation in foreign conflicts.
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LE Havre
France
Spain
United States
Ohio River floods Cincinnati area at record heights
The Ohio River reached 73 feet in Cincinnati, drowning five or six people as rescue boats capsized. Portsmouth faces water shortage with pumps removed to a reservoir. About 75,000 Ohioans are homeless and $5 million in damage is forecast for Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Portsmouth
Frank Sheehan
Sheehan
Shipowners offer move to break 86 day maritime strike
In San Francisco on January 23 shipowners clarified a peace offer to the longshoremen union aimed at a six hour day at 95 cents an hour with 1.40 overtime. The plan drops demand for mandatory later hours and would pay 95 cents for six hours between 8 am and 5 pm plus 1.40 for overtime. Owners plan to meet by tomorrow to discuss the proposal.
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San Francisco
Roths‘dea
Young Driver, 16, Involved in North Main Street Accident
Roy Kirkman a 16 year old from R F D 1 drove a car that struck Robbie Wheeldon age 4 on North Main at 1 50 p m Saturday in the 1200 block The boy was taken to his home where officers found a bruise on the left hip and no serious injuries The child’s home address is 1243 North Harrison.
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Roy Kirkman
Robbie Wheeldon
North Main
North Harrison
Utah Weather: Unsettled Weekend With Snow Expected
An unsettled forecast for Utah predicts Sunday and Monday with occasional snow. Temperatures may rise modestly but overall conditions remain changeable and cool.
BYU Wins OT Thriller Over Montana State
In Provo on January 23 Brigham Young University edged Montana State College 42 to 37 after overtime to take a second straight win. Giles center Turpin led BYU with 16 points while Exum and Ogle each had 11 for Montana State.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Montana State College
Cougars
Invaders
Giles
Turpin
Exum
Ogle
Montana
Frost Hits California Citrus Empire In Severe Freeze
Frost sweeps Southern California hurting citrus groves with losses possibly reaching 60 million dollars and orchard heating costs up to 1 million a night. Industry leaders predict higher fruit prices may offset some losses as workers face unemployment in Orange county.
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Los Angeles
Nature
Golden Citrus Fruit Empire
California
Citrus
Floyd Young
Pomona
Leg infection threatens Pope Pius XI in Vatican
Vatican reports on January 23 describe gangrene risk in Pope Pius XI's left leg after a varicose vein ruptured. Infections were used to prevent spread, and drowsiness followed injections as physicians, led by Dr Aminta Milani, faced concerns over circulation and heart strain amid his frail condition.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Holy Father
Vatican
Aminta Milani
Roosevelt asks nation to donate for flood relief across states
Severe floods in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys drive 300 000 people from homes as waters rise and 24 deaths are reported. President Roosevelt proclaims a $2 million relief fund and mobilizes federal aid, WPA workers, and mercy trains to flooded areas amid heat and gas shortages.
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Roosevelt
WPA
Nudists Claim Mild Winter Victory at Alma Colony
In Alma California nudists report they face mild winter with no cold snaps. About 20 regular members and 100 weekend visitors stay active outdoors in warm days, while indoor evenings feature reading, writing, bridge, and conversation by a roaring log fire. Director George Spray cites average temps above 38 degrees and low flu risk.
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Alma
Calif
George M. Spray
Spray
Actress Simone Simon plans early return to France
Hollywood reports Simone Simon is packing to return to France after finishing Seventh Heaven. She will leave immediately and, upon her spring return, rent a beach house at Santa Monica, saying she will buy a place of her own.
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Hollywood
Simone Simon
France
Seventh Heaven
Santa Monica
Unclear college basketball standings reported
Reading shows several scattered scores from a college basketball slate. University of Oregon led Idaho 31 to 28. Brigham Young beat Montana State 42 to 37. Manhattan College led Utah State 32 to 30 with Utah State trailing 32 in another line.
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University of Oregon
University of Idaho
Brigham ‘Young University
Montana State College
Overon
New York
Manhattan Collngs
Utah State
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