Wyoming and Utah Divisions Opened with New Superintendent
The article announces a new organizational structure naming a superintendent for the Wyoming division and another for the Utah division. It notes headquarters and positions to be located in Wyoming and Idaho connections, with F C Paulson of Pocatico appointed as division superintendent and unspecified numbers of posts yet to be confirmed.
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Wyoming Division
Oes Wyoming Superintenden
Pocatello
Idaho Eyne
Granger
Wyoton
Ore
F. C. Paulson
Pocstico
Pope Decides to Endure Illness and Blessings
Vatican sources say the pope will probably never regain use of his legs but may live for many months while suffering pain. The pontiff’s devotion and care during his illness are noted as a focal point of attention and prayer from faithful.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Soviet Opponents Call for New Trial Amid Red Square Rally
Crowds marched in Red Square showing solidarity with the government a day after sentencing and amid calls for a new trial for Rati Redek and sixteen others. Demonstrators voiced opposition to foreign influence and criticized trial testimony as nationwide treachery.
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Rati Redek
Red Square
Government invites bids for flood relief milk supplies
The government sought bids on about 1,000,000 dollars worth of dry skimmed milk and condensed milk for refugees and other needy families affected by floods.
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Washington
Revised gambling measure gains support in Idaho House
The house debated eight measures including Revised Gambling Measure 1S and an amendment. Proponent May raises Miller projects annual revenue near 1,000,000 with half to the public school income fund and 36 percent to the state general fund. Idaho figures Adolph Albretheen and others supported, while amendments touched on saloonage appropriation of 10,000.
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May
Miller @pomeoers
Adolph Albretheen
Aim S. Dewey
WB. Peck Bannock
End Cavanagh
Far West mining towns isolated by raging storm
A massive snowstorm isolates Grass Valley Nevada City and nearby communities with three foot drifts and six foot blockades. Water flumes fail and rescue crews shovel roofs while a stage driver reaches Auburn to report the crisis. dozens face food shortages and continued rain and cold expected for a year.
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Grass Valley
Nevada City
Auburn
Santa Clara University
Albert J. Newlin
Michigan Bluff
Popular Young Matron Dies After Attack
Blanche Gustin Stains, 31, wife of Audrey L. Stains, an electrician, died at a local hospital after complications from an influenza attack at 4 a.m. Saturday. Born September 2, 1906 in Pittsburgh, she came to the area in 1929 and taught at Idaho Southern University.
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Blanche Gustin Steins
Aubrey L. Stains
South Hayes Avenue
Stains
Pittson
Charis
Gustin
Pocatello
Cabana Hee Neas
Idaho Southern University
Che
Idaho Senate Rejects Four Year Pocatello College Bid
An editorial from The Lewiston Morning Tribune condemns Pocatello for seeking a four year university, praising Idaho Senate votes against the plan as a rejection of sectional demands and urging unity and practical focus for the state’s education needs. It argues the plan would drain out-of-state tuition and harms Idaho’s development by fostering selfish demands. The piece defends Southern and Eastern Idaho’s wish for a local four year school and counters claims of selfishness.
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Lewiston Morning Tribune
Idaho Senate
Senate of Idaho
Pocatello
Northern Idaho
Idaho
Lewiston Tribune
Idaho House Rejects Four Year Terms For Public Officials
Idaho lawmakers blocked proposals to extend terms for public officers from two to four years. The Senate defeated the measure to lengthen the state superintendent of public instruction term, while the House rejected four year terms for county probate judges and sheriffs. A separate proposal to extend county superintendent terms also failed.
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Idaho
Senate
Boise
House of Representatives
John Co. Dewey, Jr
D-Gem
House
L. L. Burtenshaw-Adams
Council
Alvin Denman
Dbonner
W. C. Thorntox
Reve Ge
Public Works Department
J. Bruce Blake
Clearwater
Proclamation calls for benefit dance for flood relief in 1937
Mayor Robert M. Terrell of Pocatello urges citizens to support a February 3 Memorial Building benefit dance. Local Red Cross Knights of Pythias and veterans groups sponsor the event to aid flood victims in the eastern United States. Proceeds fund relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Knights of Pythias
Veterans
Memorial Building
United States
Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
Idaho
Injured in collision at Center and Fifth
Clarence Mariano age 19 of 628 North Eighth was hurt in a crash Saturday at 4:20 PM involving a motorcycle he rode and a car driven by Melen McClara age 19 of 802 North Eighth. Mariano was taken to the hospital by Marvin Gertsch. Dr A M Newton Meriano treated injuries including bruising and internal hemorrhage. The motorcycle was involved.
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Clarence Mariano
North Eighth
Center
Melen McClara
Mariano
Marvin Gertsch
Haat Center
A. M. Newton Meriano
Gill Connell Arrested on Drunken Charge After Car Crash
Gill Connell of 888 Mort Mein was arrested at 10 30 p m Saturday on a drunken charge after his car, which was double parked, rammed another vehicle. A police report states the Buffat car was damaged as a result and hit a third parked car.
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Gill Connell
Mort Mein
Wattatad
Connell
Reckless Driving Arrest Reported for Local Driver
Robert J. Hack of 314 Mortar Eleventh was arrested at 3 43 p m Saturday on a reckless driving charge. The incident occurred near Fifth and Clark when his vehicle reportedly veered and caused a disturbance.
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Robert J. Hack
Fifth and
Clark
Ohio Valley Flood Reaches Record Heights Threatening Cities
The Ohio River flood devastates the Mississippi valley with 800,000 homes flooded and 527,010 homeless as Cincinnati Louisville Evansville and Paducah brace for crest. Cairo prepares for a 61 foot stage while Memphis reinforces dikes and treats hundreds for illnesses.
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Associated Press
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Mississippi Valley
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Wheeling
Portsmouth
Huntington
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Red Cross
Washington
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Egypt
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Missou
Memphis
Arkansas
Tennessee
Trial adjourns until Monday in Idaho murder case
In American Falls District Court Judge E Mc Dougall adjourned the murder trial of Lory Evans and housekeeper Lela Broadhead until Monday. Prosecution expected to rest late Monday. juror illness noted. State witnesses described fatal wounds and burns to Georgia Marie Evans, with clothing and pajamas presented as evidence.
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American Falls
E. McDougall
Lory Evans
Lela Broadhead
Georgia Marie Evans
Rockland
E. O. Leonard
Idaho Southern University At
Pocateco
L. E. Davis
Power County
D. W. Buss
Evans House
Lillie Nelson
Broadhead
Josephine Hampton
John Havalicak
Georgia
Evans
L. B. Richardson
Lava Hot Springs State Hospital Feasibility Panel Named
Bois Idaho officials appoint Francis M. Bistline Arthur Peck and Dr J D Dunshee to an American Legion committee to study establishing a state hospital at Lava Hot Springs. The panel will review mineral water treatment capacity for arthritis and paralysis and was named at the department executive committee’s request with Bistline as chair.
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Boistf
Ban- Mock County
Francis M. Bistline
Arthur Peck
J. D. Dunshee
American Legion
Lava Hot Springs
Lester PF. Albert
Boisidaho
Department
Bistline
Hitler renounces Versailles pact and seeks world cooperation
Adolf Hitler in a Berlin Reichstag speech pledges loyal cooperation for peace and economic growth. He withdraws Germany’s signature from Versailles, rejects surprise tactics, and offers neutrality to Belgium and the Netherlands while courting France. He cites the anti communist pact with Japan as example of collaboration.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Kroll Opera House
Japan
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Versailles
Attorney Reilly Sent to Asylum
New York January 30 4 Edward J Reilly chief of defense counsel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnapping trial was admitted to the Brooklyn state hospital for the insane late today. His physician Dr M Mortimer Sherman Brooklyn alienist said Reilly had suffered a nervous breakdown as a result of worry over domestic difficulties and the Hauptmann case. I think this will be only temporary in nature and with the treatment that will be afforded him at the hospital he will come out all right.
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New York
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Brooklyn State Hospital
Toda
M. Mortimer Sherman
Brooklyn Alienist
Reilly
Hauptmann
Peace negotiations in auto strike fail and pause
Washington reports that peace talks in the General Motors strike collapsed again. Perkins planned weekend consultations and hoped to resume talks with GM and the United Automobile Workers after Monday. Officials and GM President Sloan issued mixed statements on the setback as Detroit seeks to end the sit down at plants.
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Washington
Perkins
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Labor Department
Alfred P. Sloane
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