Roosevelt proposes graduated sugar benefit payments
President Roosevelt calls for a graduated system of sugar production payments based on farm size and applies the same principle to the soil conservation plan. In a letter to Senator O Mahoney and Representative Jones he argues large corporate advantages from government aid should be curbed, urging similar treatment as in the graduated corporate tax.
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Washington
Pereie
Roosevelt
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Jones
Tex
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Vandenberg
Mich
Congressman Jones
Des Moines area races show Dickinson leads GOP senatorial primary
Iowa results with 1,089 of 2,442 precincts reporting place Senator Lester J. Dickinson ahead in the Republican senatorial primary with 39.1 percent of 48,363 votes. Governor Clyde L. Herring tops the Democratic field with 49.1 percent in 1,115 precincts, while Brookhart remains runner up.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lester J. Dickinson
Dickinson
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Richard Mitchell
Fort Dodge
National Democratic
Iowa Supreme Court
Kraschel
Mitchell
Towans
Star Witness Found Insane in Shepard Case
Grace Brandon, the government star witness in the Major Charles A. Shepard murder trial, was today committed to a hospital for the mentally unsound. The 30 year old stenographer testified of threats and buying a pistol amid the trials, while Dr. Goodson described her as suffering dementia praecox and likely dangerous to others.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charles A. Shepard
Grace Brandon
Shepard
Army
Miss Brandon
T. N. Goodson
Sallie Ruth Brandon
Townsend Club No 1 Delegates to National Convention
At a meeting in the courthouse Townsend Club No 1 announced it is entitled to three delegates to the national convention in Cleveland in July. Delegates will be elected June 8 with the nominating committee of five to choose nominees for the next term. The July first meeting will elect and the advisory board meets next Monday. Weather note: Idaho unsettled mild tonight with local showers Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No
Court House
Cleveland
Townsend Movement
Thirty Italian Soldiers Slain in Ethiopian Conflict
Italian military authorities announced thirty air force troops escorting a supply column to Addis Ababa were wiped out by Ethiopian forces near the capital. The group attempted to reach the airport as Ethiopians attacked the imperial road between Makale and Addis Ababa. Reinforcements arrived too late.
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Addis Ababa
Makale
McCormick dies after illness at 77 in Chicago
Cyrus Hall McCormick 77 former chairman of International Harvester died after a brief illness in Chicago. He suffered a heart attack at his Lake Forest estate and died at 11 30 am with wife Alice Holt McCormick and son Cyrus Jr. at his side. He was son of the inventor of the reaper and led the world’s largest farm implement company with 18 plants.
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Chicago
Cyrus Hall McCormick
International Harvester Company
McCormick
Lake Forest
Walden
Alice Holt MacCormick
Cyrus, Jr
Cyrus H. McCormick
Harvester
United States
Harold F. McCormick
Cyrus
Lions convention keynoter urges constant service
Logan Utah June 2 Leo Hansen of Lehi told the Utah-Idaho Lions district gathering of about 300 that ceasing activity and service ends progress likening inactivity to a rocking chair while stressing ongoing service and dedication.
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Logan
Utah
Leo Hansen
Lehi
Utah-Idaho
Four Year University Movement Gets Local Endorsement
Paul V Nash secretary of the chamber of commerce and Lehnoff Furgeson student addressed the Kiwanis club at noon in support of a four year university. Club members endorsed the plan and signed membership cards to the four year army and organization with the chamber university relations committee. Army members address service clubs this week as part of Four Year University week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Lehnoff Furgeson
Kiwanis Club
Army
Chamber University Relations Committee
CCC Boy Rescues Enrollee From Boiling Pool Near Old Faithful
Henry K. Smith CCC enrollee at Camp Nez Perce Yellowstone state park rescued fellow enrollee Woodrow Lescaleet from a boiling pool after a fall. Smith pulled him from the water, removed his clothing for first aid, and kept him conscious until reaching the camp infirmary. Lescaleet's condition later listed as fair at Park Hospital Livingston Montana.
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Henry K. Smith
CCC
Camp Nez Perce
Yellowstone National Park
Woodrow Lescaleet
Old Faithful
Pocatello CCC
Smith
Lescaleet
Roswald Smith
Henry Smith
Lescalet
Park Hospital
Livingston
Montana
Five Killed by Father Then Suicide in Dayton
Walter Johnson, 42, killed his wife Louetta 41 and four of his children Rose Marie 15 Elsie May 10 Marietta 8 and son Walter 12 before taking his own life. Police found a note detailing the sequence and times of each death and his claim that discord in the family drove the killings.
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Dayton
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Louetta
Rose Marie
Elsie May
Marietta
Walter
W. F. Johnson
Goodby
Scores From Today's Baseball Games Across Cities
Scores from Washington Philadelphia New York and Boston show multiple games with final tallies and shared pitching notes. Batters include Van Atta Liefhardt Tietje Hemsley Deshong Bridges Cochran Kelley Hayes Lyons Brown Sewell Malone Brown Glenn Hildebrand Gatehouse Sullivan Marcus Henry Wilson Berg Chaplin Lopez Weaver Brown Todd and others. Rain delays postponed New York Chicago night game.
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Ena Mujiel
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Detroit
Bridges
Cochrane
Kelley
Hayes
New York
R. H. E. Chicago
Lyons
C. Brown
W. Brown
Sewell
Malone
Bronca
Glenn
Boston
R. H. E. Cleveland
Hildebrand
Lee
Gatehouse and
Sullivan
Marcum
Henry
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Chaplin
Lopez
Weaver
Brown and Todd
Brooklyn
Louis
Baker and Berres
Cincinnati
Chicago
Idaho Outlaw censored at University of Idaho Southern Branch
The Idaho Outlaw distributed to about a thousand students claims the Southern Branch censored its first history. Publishers Sam Hanson of Pocatello and Albert Gillesby of Nampa accuse the Bengal of weak journalism and censorship in the paper’s editorial The Rape of the Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Branch
Idaho
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Sam Hanson
Pocatello
Idaho Bengal
Albert Gillesby
Nampa
The
Bengal
Hanson
Water head conference on reclamation plans Friday
O S Warden of Great Falls Montana president of the national reclamation association will confer Friday at noon with southeastern Idaho water users in Pocatello. L A Campbell of Nolen secretary to accompany him and Joe D Wood of Boise will join as state planning board consultant. Discussion likely on Hebgen lake diversion and the current reclamation bill as similar meetings occur in Idaho Falls and Twin Falls.
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O. S. Warden
Great Falls
Mont
National Reclamation Association
Idaho
L. A. Campbell
Nolen
Associaon
Warden
Washington, D. C
Campbell
Joe D. Wood
Boise
State Planning Board
Dana N. Wood
Portland
Oregon
Paul V. Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Bishoff Brothers Return Home After Highway Crash
An Idaho General Hospital report says John P. Bishoff Jr and Marcus Bishoff of Blackfoot were injured in a Sunday auto collision north of Pocatello and have returned home. The other injured persons are said to be showing much improvement.
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Gneral Hospital Today
John P. Bishoff, Jr
Marcus Bishoff
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Utah Weather Unsettled Tonight with Showers Possible
An unsettled pattern persists tonight and Wednesday with likely showers in the northern portion. Temperatures show little overall change.
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Utah
Fawn tagging plan faces slow start in Santa Barbara
Federal rangers in the Santa Barbara National Forest began placing bright brass ear tags on fawns as part of a deer survey after Washington orders. Within two weeks only four fawns were tagged, including two buck fawns cared for by a ranger's wife who feeds them.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Federal Rangers
Santa Barbara National Forest
Washington
WIFE CALLS TO SEE ZIONCHECK IN DC HOSPITAL
Mrs. Marion A. Zioncheck visited her husband Washington state representative at Gallinger hospital amid mental observation. Doctor Gilbert called Zioncheck in a bad way and said Mrs. Zioncheck plans to stay and be notified for visits.
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Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Gallinger Hospital
Washington State
Zioncheck
Joseph Gilbert
District of Columbia
Guy Nadeau
Gilbert
Nadeau
Bank Messengers Robbed in Bronx Holdup
In the Bronx at Claremont Parkway and Washington Avenue, a bank messenger car was robbed of fifty thousand dollars after a swift ambush by three armed men. Theodore Frank and Arthur Tricer, guardians of the funds, were targeted. no shots were fired and police later found the bandits’ abandoned vehicle.
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New York
Claremont Parkway
Washington Avenue
Bronx
Theodore Frank
National Bank and Trust Company
Arthur Tricer
Idaho Sheep Shearing Season Expected to End June 10
Idaho’s 2 million sheep, part of a $50 million industry, will have their wool clipped by 500 workers using power-driven clippers. By June 10, about 17.5 million pounds of wool will be packed for market, worth around $5.5 million at current prices. The season supports roughly 10,000 jobs and reflects broader revenue from sheep, including numbers marketed and aging stock.
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Boise
Idaho
Richard C. Ross
Federal Agricultural Statistician
M. C. Claar
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
H. F. Kings
Hart
University Extension
Conti Nm
Senate approves relief bill by 62 to 14 vote
The Senate passed a broad relief and deficiency appropriation bill by 62 to 14, moving the measure to a conference with the House. The package totals about 2.428 billion dollars, including a 1.425 billion grant to the President to fund WPA and related relief programs. Senator Vandenberg urged returning relief to the states with 75 percent federally covered, but his amendment failed 57 to 14 as Borah opposed.
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Senate
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Michigan
Fedral
Borah
Idaho
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Dentists Hear Salt Lake Man At Idaho Meeting
Dr A C Wherry of Salt Lake City attacked compulsory insurance dentistry as unfair to lay people in a talk at the Idaho state dental association’s 17th annual meeting. He urged personal contracts for one operation at a time as in America and warned laxity under periodical fee plans. The three day conference continued with 85 dentists attending and officers to be elected at the Bannock hotel banquet. Dr E N Roberts of Pocatello urged caution in Hartman desensitizers as improper use could kill the tooth nerve.
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A. C. Wherry
Salt Lake City
Idaho State Dental Association
Wherry
Europe
America
Bannock Hotel
E. N. Roberts
Pocataello
Roberts
Knox Advises on State Vote in Illinois Delegations
Edward A. Hayes, head of the Frank Knox for president committee, says Col. Knox advised Illinois delegates to vote for the Idaho candidate at Cleveland. He disputes Borah campaign claims that 26 Illinois delegates were released, noting Borah carried 10 districts and 20 delegates.
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Decatur
Ill
Edward A. Hayes
Frank Knox
Col. Knox
Illinois
William E. Borah
Idaho
Cleveland
Carl G. Bachmann
Borah
Hayes
Senator Borah
Co. Knox
Knox
Miinois
Neely bill to curb block booking advances in cinema
June 2 4 The Neely bill to prohibit block booking and blind selling of motion pictures was approved today by the senate interstate commerce committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neely
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Robbers Strike Police in Suburban Pittsburgh
Patrolmen John Shea and William Padovich report arresting a suspected robber with part of the loot recovered. The suspect escaped, took the officers’ car and guns, and fired at Shea four times before Chief Ambrose fired the two officers.
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Aliqutppa
John Shea
William Padovich
Pittsburgh
W. L. Ambrose
Padovich
Shea
Ambrose
Black Legion members grilled over Poole murder evidence
Testimony at the Black Legion abduction and murder trial links a pre rental execution plan to the Poole killing. Detective Harvill quoted Dayton Dean as saying Harvey Davis spoke of a one way ride and that Poole was slain to satisfy the faction. Dean confessed he fired believing it expected.
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Detroit
Charles A. Poole
Black Legion
John Harvill
Dayton Dean
Poole
Harvill
Dean
Harvey Davis
The
Davis
Ruby Lane
Herschell Gill
Gill
Body Searched by CCC Squads After Colorado Floods
Granada Colorado June 2 Squads of CCC boys continued searching today for the body of John Garzie 65 last of seven persons killed in floods which struck Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma over the weekend Federal officials planned a survey of damage as rains revive hopes for crops in Wyoming Nebraska and Montana while British Columbia endures high floodwaters and major rivers overflow near Prince Rupert with heavy property damage reported.
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Granada
Colo
CCC
John Garzie
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Nebraska
Montana
Sheridan
Wyo
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
Fraser
Columbia
Circus Seeks Long Run With 40 Percent Attendance Rise
The Al G. Barnes Circus reports a 40 percent increase in attendance since its San Diego start eleven weeks ago and buoyant business sentiment from local merchants. Prospects look strong as the show treks east, with advance teams noting prosperity along the route and a renewed public confidence in the economy.
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America
al G. Barnes
San Diego
Cal
Tokyo Claims Nanking War Push Denied by Canton
June 2 reports from Shanghai quote Japanese authorities saying the Canton government declared war against the national government at Nanking and demanded a national war against Japan. Canton issued a manifesto denouncing Japanese aggression and signaling an independent Canton government in the works.
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Shanghai
South China
Canton
Japan
China
Nanking
Kwangtung
Kwangsi
State Police Chief Ousted in New Jersey
Governor Hoffman dismissed Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf from the New Jersey state police after 15 years in command. Col. Mark O Kimberling, prison warden and former Schwarzkopf deputy, was nominated to succeed him. Kimberling led the Hauptmann Lindbergh baby murder investigation and supervised the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enton
N. J
Premer Harold G. Hoffman
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Senate
Mark O. Kimberling
Schwarzkopf
Kimberling
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
House to Vote Again on Western Reclamation Program
Washington June 2 Senate and house conferees failed to resolve differences in the interior department supply bill. They returned the 58 million dollar western reclamation program to the house for review and a new vote. The deadlock includes 16 projects, a four million dollar Indian irrigation program, and authorizations for existing constructions. The senate attached the 58 million to the deficiency relief bill, setting up a two bill approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Interior Department
Get More Splints
Me M. F. Ely splints and bandages a broken leg. A person started to the basement with a chicken in hand and fell, injuring her own leg.
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College Place
Wash
Ely
Young
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