CCC Program Curtailed by Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt orders delaying the CCC enrollment target from 600000 to 500000 by August 31 with remaining 100000 to enroll by winter. Twentyfive hundred camps to be occupied by September 15. eligibility rules remain unchanged to protect youth rehabilitation goals. Cadre movements shift. New York companies relocate to Camp F176 Panther Creek and Camp BR28 Island Park. Pocatello district to operate 21 developed camps, 33 planned for October completion.
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CCC
Roosevelt
Pocatello CCC
War Department
Anal
New York
Salmon River
Fort Missoula
Fort Douglas
Pocatello
Pocatello District
F-176
Panther Creek
Salmon
Cove Creek
Island Park
Forty Injured in Chicago Street Car Wreck
A Chicago street car derailed on the south side, crashing into a steel viaduct girder and injuring about forty people. Victims were transported to Jackson Park hospital where first aid facilities were strained and ambulances mobilized. Some passengers were described as severely hurt and potentially fatally injured.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jackson Park Hospital
Barkless Dogs Considered by New York Psychiatric Institute
Dr. Clarence D. Cheney, director of the New York state psychiatric institute, faces a public nuisance charge over nightly barking from research dogs. A neighbor complains her sleep is disrupted as the institute weighs options, including changing dogs' vocal cords to barkless, to remedy the issue.
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New York
Clarence D. Cheney
Cheney
New York State Psychiatric Institute
Doris Karp
Institute For Research
Frank Oliver
Signatures Found On Gun In Alterie Slaying
Police say fingerprints on an automatic shotgun left at the scene and on a green suitcase point to rival gang members in the killing of Two Gun Alterie. Investigators wonder if jealousy over union leadership or control of the Motion Picture Operators' union sparked the murder. George Moran is being sought for questioning as officers fear another murder may follow.
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Alterie
Gregory Moran
Town Hall
Detective Bureau
Cannon
Dion O’banion
Theatrical
Movie Union
Thomas E. Maloy
Maloy
Chicago
George “Bugs
Moran
North Side
Baseball Scores From Today Across Major Games
In Pittsburgh Boston led 2 0 1 0 2 1 at 8 1 8 2 with Betts Cantwell Hogan and teammates. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 5 2 with Johnson Todd Nelson Lombardi. New York trailed Chicago 1 0 0 0 2 0. St Louis defeated Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 with Babich Lopez and Walker Delancey.
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Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Boston
Betts
Cantwell
Hogan
Lucas
Hoyt
Bush
Grace
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Philadelia
Johnson and
Todd
Nelson
Lombardi
St. Louis
R. H. EB
Brooklyn
Babich and Lopez
Walker and Delancey
Baseball Scores From Washington New York and Boston Games
In Washington the Batteries Kennedy Sewell Hayes and Boston beat Chicago 11 to 4 after a 0 1 0 1 1 0 sequence. New York defeated St Louis 6 to 1 with strong innings from Andrews Knott Thomas Hemaley Brown Deshong and Dickey. In Boston Detroit lost to Boston 7 to 2 with Bridges Hogsett Aucker Cochrane Ostermueller Mockette and Ferrell delivering for Detroit.
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Washington
R. H. E. Chicago
Kennedy
Sewell
Hayes
Boston
New York
R. H. E. St. Louis
Andrews, Knott
Thomas
Hemaley
Brown, Deshong and Dickey
Detroit
Bridges
Senate adopts amendment to AAA tax bill
The Senate today approved a compromise amending the AAA tax bill to bar suits for tax recovery unless the processor proves no pass through to consumers or producers. The 61 to 23 vote followed two days of debate amid protests that the ruling would curb rights. 359 suits had been filed. Senator George of Georgia backed the compromise with support from Democrats King Pope and Republican Borah. E A O Neal of the American Farm Bureau urged farmers to unite in defense of government help in production and to protect the processing tax against unconstitutionality.
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Washington
Senate
AAA
Frank J. Wideman
Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
George
D-Ga
King
Pope
Borah
E. A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Idaho Relief Plans Outlined For WPA Campaign
Boise July 19 Nearly 100 WPA leaders gathered for Idaho's first state meeting to receive final instructions from Leo Hood and Alan Johnstone. Hood urged courteous treatment of aid recipients and fairness without discrimination. Johnstone stressed haste with worthwhile projects that aid the greatest number, as T. J. Edmunds called WPA spending the final push to lift the mood.
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Boise
Idaho Works Progress Administration
Leo Hood
Alan Johnstone
Washington, D. C
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Hood
Public Works Administration
National Emergency Council
National Reemployment Service
Johnstone
Idaho
T. J. Edmunds
Portland
Ore
Plan tax rates in Washington seek higher taxes on large incomes
In Washington on July 19 strong favor grows in the house ways and means committee for new income tax rates that would leave small earners unchanged while removing nearly three-quarters of a ten million income. The present tax on ten thousand is about 63 percent.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Doctor Diek in Los Angeles July 19
Dr. Daniel H. Calder former superintendent of the state hospital dies after illness. The report notes his service and position, indicating a sudden or unexpected death during the period.
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Diek
Los Angeles
Daniel H. Calder
Hos
Potato Measure Favored by Senate Agriculture Committee
The Smith bill to make potatoes a basic commodity under the Agricultural Adjustment Act and levy a processing tax was reported favorably to the Senate by the Agriculture Committee. Sen Pope of Idaho led the report, noting potatoes as the lone major crop without a federal program and that growers from 33 states endorse the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Pope
Idaho
Nazi moves threaten Protestant and Catholic churches in Berlin
Berlin officials show signs of a Nazi push against church politics as Count von Helldorf is named Berlin police chief. The Reich and Goering tied publications warn Protestants and Catholics about state scrutiny and internal church conflicts. The appointment follows controversy over anti Semitic actions and police leadership amid rising religious tensions.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Count von Helldorf
Magnus von Levetzow
Kurfuerstendamm
Wilhelm Frick
Robbers Escape With 48,000 From Chester Bank
Five masked men held up a Delaware County National Bank branch in Chester and fled with 48000. They forced employees and customers to the floor and escaped by car. The bank handles payroll for local plants in Chester and Marcus Hook. police say the heist occurred just before payroll money was sent.
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Chester
Delaware County National Bank
Marcus Hook
Junior Chamber Meets Saturday in Idaho State Convention
Boise officials announce that official delegates for Boise's Junior Chamber of Commerce will be chosen after delegation arrives in Hailey for Idaho state convention. The event runs tomorrow and Sunday with adoption of a state constitution and by laws and election of officers. Twin Falls group handles entertainment.
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Boise
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hailey
Idaho
Twin Falls
Mine Profits Rise in Shoshone County
A Boise report shows Shoshone county mines earned a net profit of 2,920,940 last year, money held in Harry C. Parsons state office. This compares with 1,036,670 the previous year.
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Boise
Shoshone County
Harry C. Parsons
Schedule for Air Maneuver Across Five States Announced
Brig. Gen. Henry H. Arnold outlines a five state air maneuver by the first wing G H air force of the army. Seventy five planes will operate in California Nevada Utah Idaho and Wyoming with routes from March Field Rockwell Field and Hamilton Field via Ogden Salt Lake City Boise Reno and Cheyenne returning to California bases after a midweek review by the Utah governor.
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March Field
Riverside
Cal
G. H
Air Force of
Army
Henry H. Arnold
California
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Nev
General Arnold
Ogden
Utah City
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Hamilton Field
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rock Springs
Boise
Reno
Speakers Barred From Boise Park
Boise park board bans speechmaking at Julia Davis Park on Sundays. The new rule targets orators and others who provoke disturbances, taking effect this coming Sunday as picnics continue without public speaking.
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Boise
Julia Davis Park
Park Board
New York Police Contain Wild Bull on Delancey Street
Twenty police officers cornered a 1800 pound bull that escaped a truck and bounded through Delancey Street for about twenty minutes. Peddlers fled in fright as the unruly animal charged about, with officers using bait and a tow to finally subdue it.
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New York
Delancey Street
Western Union Fined $500 for Protest Telegrams
Chelsea Massachusetts July 19 The Western Union Telegraph company of New York was held in contempt of court and ordered to pay a $500 fine for publishing and delivering telegrams of protest to the district court affecting radical cases pending before it.
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Chelsea
Mass
Western Union Telegraph Company of
New York Today
District Court
Secret Police Dissolve Steel Helmet Veterans Group
Berlin reports the Secret Police dissolved the Steel Helmet Veterans organization across Thuringia and most of Silesia. Many Silesian leaders were taken to a concentration camp at Bad Sulza.
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Berlin
Steel Helmet
Thuringia
Silesia
Bad Sulza
Ethopian General Mobilization Expected Soon
Addis Ababa reports widespread military preparations for general mobilization after Emperor Haile Selassie urged unity and warned that war with Italy was likely. About fourteen thousand people joined a patriotic group Armour Pour La Patrie. Foreigners remain safe as Italians continue leaving the capital amid mounting tension.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Ilaile Selassie
Italy
New Patriotic Association
Resettlement Admin Adopts Region 8 Idaho Washington Oregon Plan
Rex E. Willard announces Region 8 consolidates land use rural rehabilitation and resettlement programs for Idaho Washington Oregon. Projects include Fort Hall Idaho grazing areas Oneida County land prep for Indian occupancy forest reseeding erosion control and range management. Funds total 4 526 570 dollars for July 1 to December 31 and nearly 1200 families have been assisted in six months.
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Pullman
Wash
Oneida County
Idaho
Fort Hall Reservation
Federal Resettlement Administration
Rex E. Willard
Washington
Oregon
Resettlement Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Relief Administration
Region 8
The
Two Drowned in Coast Boat Crash Near Homewood
Two people died when a speed boat plowed into a smaller red motor boat at McKinney's Bay near Homewood California. Nine aboard the smaller craft. seven were rescued by C. D. Wood and companions. The victims were Aged Votae, about 35, and Ian O'Connor, 7.
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Homewood
Cal
McKinney's Bay
Votae
Ian O'Connor
Angels Can
C. D. Wood
San Francisco
Idaho Weather Pair Tonight and Saturday Cool
A weather brief notes cooler conditions in the western portion of Idaho tonight and Saturday. The rest of the state may see mild temperatures with variables winds and no significant precipitation expected.
Ethiopian leader's plea sparks warlike resolve across nations
Haile Selassie urged Ethiopians to fight to the last man and stirred Ethiopian ardor while hardening Italian resolve. In London the speech spurred efforts toward peace talks with the League of Nations waiting on July 25 for a decision. Tokyo papers note the crisis as a white versus colored race matter, though Japan says it is watching with concern.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
London
Great
Union Pacific Seeks Rate Extension in Idaho
Boise July 19 AP M Reese Hattabaugh head of the Idaho public utilities commission received a petition from Union Pacific asking to extend reduced passenger rates from September 30 1935 to March 1 1936 for all Union Pacific lines operating in Idaho.
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Boise
M. Reese Hattabaugh
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Idaho
Railroads Denied Change in Haul Rates by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission split 5 to 3 denying Eastern railroads permission to reduce freight rates to compete with trucks. The majority kept the long and short haul rule, while dissenters urged radical rate cuts to counter growing motor truck competition. Chairman Tate did not vote.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
Eastern Lines
C. D. Mahaffie
Mahaffie
B. H. Meyer
Carroll Miller
Hugh M. Tate
Long and Roosevelt Clash Over Louisiana Public Work Funds
Senator Long returns to the Senate to attack President Roosevelt and Secretary Ickes amid a Louisiana public works funding stoppage. Ickes confirms funds held up pending repeal of state supervisory boards and new applications paused, framing a growing Long versus Roosevelt battle ahead of Louisiana politics and a likely “for Roosevelt” ticket by anti Long forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Long
D-La
Roosevelt
Long
Louisiana
Senate
Ickes
Idaho sales tax receipts rise after June payments
Boise July 19 (4) With nearly all June 2 per cent retail tax returns received, Idaho state collections total $129,913 for the month. State commissioner Ben Dievdendorf said deposits since the tax began March 21, 1935 reach $450,393.
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Boise
Ben Diefendorf
Weather forecast unsettled tonight with thundershowers
Utah weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with likely thundershowers in the southern portion. cooler air moves in from the southwest while the eastern portion warms, producing mixed conditions across the state.
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Hunt
Bugs” Moran
Loule Alterie
Schumacher
Danning
Warneke
Hartnett
Idaho Relief Plans
Big Sam
Boise Park
National Elks
James F. Hallinan
Foreign Ministry
Fort Hall
Oneida
Long Ready 10 Rap President
Kingfish
Weathe
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