Senate advances final tax bill amid surtax plans
The Senate tentatively approved key tax bill provisions on higher surtaxes for incomes above $6,000 while skipping core measures. A 3 to 44 cent per pound tax was approved on imported fish and vegetable oils, with discussions of a conference outcome likely between the Senate and House.
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Washington
Senate
C. of
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
House
Chamber
Experts Claim Boyer Insane in Utah Murder Case
In Parmington Utah on June 3 experts testified to a brain mass found by Dr. Reed Harrow that he linked to Boyer's mental disorder. Boyer described headaches memory loss and brutality spells while his wife testified to abuse. He was convicted of killing Blanche Nelson and accused in three other deaths, prompting a mental hearing under a new Utah law.
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Parmington
Utah
Paschal L. Boyer
Reed Harrow
Salt Lake City
Harrow
Boyer
Blanche Nelson
Woods Cross
BYU student editor dies in Utah throat hemorrhage
John Domina 24 of Aberdeen Idaho editor of the Brigham Young University student newspaper died Tuesday in Provo Utah from a throat hemorrhage He was to graduate the following Tuesday and was noted as editor of the campus paper.
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Provo
Utah
John Domina
Aberdeen
Idaho
Brigham Young University
Woman Dies In Montana Room
Josephine Noll 70, once a San Francisco burlesque hall dancer, found dead in a county rented room in Bozeman Montana. Lived there after arrival with a Chinese restaurant operator. neighbors described her as queer and withdrawn. Native of Germany.
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Bozeman
Mont
Josephine Noll
San Francisco
Germany
Argentina moves to push League assembly on Ethiopia crisis
Geneva buzzed with mixed hopes and fears as Argentina urged immediate League of Nations action on Italy and Ethiopia. Critics warned sanctions talk could wane if enthusiasm drops, while Mussolini's growing military move worried Swiss officials. Argentina proposed summoning the assembly to discuss all issues arising from the Italy Ethiopia conflict.
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Geneva
Argentina
League of Nations Assembly
Benito Mussolini
Italy
League Assembly
Ethiopia
Three Youths Waive Extradition From Idaho to Oregon
A trio from Junction City Oregon held on Dyer act charges waived extradition today and will be returned to Klamath Falls to face assault and robbery charges. Howard Davidson 19 Henry Swift 19 Rex Barnes 21 were held in Bannock County Idaho on 2500 bond each after confessing to a May 13 car theft near Klamath Falls. Governor Ross approved the extradition request from Oregon authorities.
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Junction City
Oregon
Klamath Falls
Howard Davidson
Henry Swift
Rex Barnes
M. J. Rossiter
Bannock County
U. S
George Meffan
Boise
Pocatello
C. Ben Ross
Rex Barner
Klamath
Ore
Stake Presidents Called to Meet
Stake presidents and their counselors will meet in Salt Lake City on June 15 to discuss the Latter Day Saints church relief programs. Harold B. Lee announced today. The relief program aims to remove all indigent church members from federal and state charity rolls.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints
Harold B. Lee
Grange Demands Farm Plank At 1936 Conventions
Louis J. Taber leads the National Grange to press for recognition in Democratic and Republican platforms. An executive meeting in Cleveland will shape a five point plank urging: a strong American market, support for family farming, natural resource conservation, expanded industrial use of farm products, and repeal of the most favored nation clause in trade.
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Jerry Greene
Associated Press
Washington
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
The
Grange
Taber
Cleveland
Republican Platform Committee
Modern Youth Faces Difficult Yet Interesting World
Dr. Norman Coleman former Reed College president spoke at Idaho Southern commencement substituting for ill Reed president Dex Merriam Keezer. He urged graduates to pursue three aims finding a job a mate and a religion while stressing perseverance and work ethic amid precarious modern conditions.
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Norman Coleman
Reed College
Portland
Idaho Southern
Coleman
Dexter Merriam Keezer
Reed
District Lions hear speakers in Logan Utah
District Judge Herbert M. Schiller of Salt Lake City spoke to the Utah Idaho Lions district convention in Logan urging steadfast American freedom and praising Supreme Court decisions. Governor Blood promised gradual tax reductions as government functions grow and thanked Lions clubs for their work.
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Logan
Utah
America
Herbert M. Schiller
Salt Lake City
Lions Clubs
Schiller
Supreme Court
Blood
J. W. Thornton
Provo
Board of Governors
Lions International
House Parties Agree On Bill Washington Relief Pact
House Democrats and Republicans reach floor understanding to send the $2.43 billion relief-deficiency bill to conference with the Senate. Conferees may accept Senate amendments except $10 million for Florida canal and $300 million for Public Works grants. separate votes planned for these. Buchanan notes $57.09 million of reclamation projects added by the Senate are removed from both bills.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Buchanan
Texas
Representative Taber
New York
Florida Ship Canal
Public Works Administration
May Library Activity Slips at Pocatello in 1936
The Pocatello public library loaned 1 179 fewer books in May 1936 than May 1935. Forty nine hundred and forty five books were borrowed, with average daily circulation 229 and 134 on Sundays. May 11 saw 403 loans. attendance 8 443. Seventy seven new books were purchased and two gifted. Cash on hand ended May at 331 versus 225 96 at month end.
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Pocatello Pulic
Edna Jarbot
Excited Woman's Call About Bee Keeper Man Delights Police
A Trenton woman reported a demented man roaming her neighborhood with a bird cage on his head and a torch. Police radio dispatch clarified the man was a bee keeper whose hive escaped. he donned headnet and smudge torch to recapture the bees and has recovered the hive.
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Trenton
N. J
One Way Ride Claim Ties Poison to Black Legion Plot
Dayton Dean testifies in Detroit court that Charles Poole was to be punished by the Black Legion after confessing to gunfire that killed a WPA worker. Dean described meetings where Poole’s fate was decided and a plan to abduct him was discussed as prosecutors push the murder case toward trial.
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Detroit
Dayton
Dean
Charles
Poole
WPA
Harvey Doin
Black Legion Memors
Duncan C. McCrea
McCrea
John Harvill
Charles Meehan
Change Sought for Zioncheck in Washington D C
Friends of Representative Marion A Zioncheck announced a petition to move him from Gallinger hospital to a private Maryland sanitarium for a mental evaluation expected to take two or more days. Zioncheck, awake and in good spirits, told a reporter he could taste food again and would run again. His wife said she will stay with him as his support. Attaches reported his greeting to her with a cheerful hello as visitors cheered the congressman. Meanwhile reports noted a letter campaign in Washington state urging his resignation.
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Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Gallinger Hospital
Maryland
Joseph C. Gilbert
Zioncheck
Washington State
Farm leaders push sugar plan amid stalled legislation
Washington June 3 Farm leaders urged quick action on stopgap sugar legislation despite opposition to amendments. The plan seeks to revive a processing tax and provide payments to producers tied to a $30 million appropriation struck down by the Supreme Court. Senator Clark and other finance committee members voiced doubt that funds would be provided.
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Washington
Congress
House
Sup
Clark
Sen
Bious
Officials Plan Boise Session Insect Pest Conference
Boise will host the 18th annual Western Plant Quarantine Board convention and the 5th Western Area Standardization session from June 9 to 12. Attendees will include officials from Washington, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, along with Mexico Canada and Hawaii. W H Wicks says united efforts will boost protection against plant disease and insect pests.
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Boise
Canada
Hawaii
Western Plant Quarantine Board
Western Area Standardization Conference
Mexico
Ashington
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
United Efforts
W. H. Wicks
State Bureau of Plant Industry
Women Demand Jury Service in Idaho Conference
In Coeur d Alene on June 3 the Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs adopted a resolution urging that women be allowed to serve on juries. The group also backed equal treatment programs for women and called for rescinding house bill 213. Election of officers passed as a quorum. Pocatello bid for the 1937 convention but action was postponed. In Missouri, Mayor W Shover and several alders resigned after failing to pay city taxes, with a special election to fill vacancies.
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Hayer Lake
Pocatello
Republic
W. W. Shover
Shover
Outlaw Paper Sparks Mixed Student Reactions at Ida campus
The Idaho Outlaw, privately run on the University of Idaho Southern campus, provoked wide opinion ranging from denial to praise. Phi Delta Chi members criticized it heavily while many unaffiliated students found it readable though some feared it would not be appreciated socially. Editors Hanson and Gillesby noted a five dollar reward for disproving any statement, but no claims were made by noon today.
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Idaho Outlaw
University of Idaho Southern
Phi Delta Chi Fraternity
Social Ds
Thomas Brantley
Ne Phi Delta Chi
Idaho
Sam Hanson
Albert Gillesby
New Superintendent Takes Up Duties at General Hospital
Mrs. Freda Consigny replaces Mrs. Minnie Rasmason as superintendent of Pocatello General Hospital. J. P Halliwell refuses to detail reasons for removal, citing no statement from the board. The board delayed disclosure until after Rasmason had left, while a Tribune editorial criticized the action as unjust.
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General Hospital
Freda Consigny
Minnie Rasmason
San Diego
Calif
Pocatello General Hospital
Rasmason
J. P Halliwell
Halliwell
the Tribune
Hood suspends work orders for beet thinning labor
Idaho WPA director Leo Hood announced a suspension of the June 10 caravan from southern Idaho until thinning operations finish. About 1,300 WPA clients are already at work on a forest project with a 3,000 person quota, as Gov. C Ben Ross and Idaho Beet Growers president Preston Ellsworth sought field labor. Sugar beet growers appealed to Gov. Ross as rains boosted worker demand.
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Idaho
Leo Hood
WPA
Hood
C. Ben Ross
Preston Ellsworth
Idaho Beet Growers’ Association
Pocatello
Baseball Scores From Today's Games
At Pittsburgh the Boston 9 Pittsburgh 9 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 4 9 0 batteries MacFayden Reis Lopez Swift Todd. At Chicago New York 3 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 0 batteries Schumacher Mancuso Davis Root Hart nett. At St Louis Brooklyn 0 0 St Louis 0 0 0 0- batteries Earnshaw Berr es Parmelee Davis Only games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
MacFayden
Reis
Lopez
Swift and
Todd
Chicago
New York
Schumacher and
Mancuso
Davis
Root and Hartnett
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Earnshaw
Berres
Parmelee
Baseball score summaries from multiple games
At Washington St Louis 100 000 Washington 103 020 Batteries Knott Vanatta and Hemsley Newsom and Boston At Philadelphia Detroit 000130008- 7113 Philadelphia 211 000 25x11 141 Batteries Sorrell Lawson Kimsey and Cochrane Ross Dietrich and Moss At New York Chicago 001000 00-15 1 New York 400 164 11x-11 150 Batteries Phelps Evang and Sewell Ruffing and Glenn At Boston Cleveland 000200000- 210 1 mes vm ia 610 2 t rhe and Sullivan W Papgell
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Washington
St. Louis
Knott
Vanatta
Hemsley
Newsom
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Sorrell
Lawson
Kimsey
Cochrane
Ross
Dietrich
Moss
New York
R. H. E. Chicago
Phelps
Evang and
Sewell
Ruffing and Glenn
R. H. E. Cleveland
Rhe
Sullivan
W. Papgell
Badoglio Returns to Rome After Ethiopian Victory
Viceroy Pietro Badoglio arrived in Rome to a 60,000-strong crowd and Mussolini’s embrace. Ciano and the cabinet accompanied him as banners flew and officers lined the station as the African campaign was hailed as a swift triumph.
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Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
Il Duce
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Badoglio
Naples
Signora
Itallo
South China troops advance northward with claimed city captures
Canton reports say South China armies moving northward have captured North China cities along the Hunan frontier, though counts and defenses are unclear. Japanese sources claim 250000 Canton troops march toward Pukien and Kianes, while Nanking denies hostilities.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Canton
South China
North China
Hunan
Pukien
Kianes
Four Year University Drive Gains Steam in Pocatello Forum
The Pocatello chamber of commerce weekly meeting focused on establishing a four-year Southern Idaho university. Speakers included William S. Cady Jerod Anderson Lehnhoff Ferguson and Paul Nash with music by Anthony Picciano and Vito Petrone. A large local business push and 155 new members enrolled as support grows.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Southern Idaho University
C.fa.con
Petrone Studio
Anthony Picciano
Vito Petrone
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board
Pocatello
William S. Cady
Tribune-Journal Company
Jerod Anderson
The
Western Coal Company
Lehnhoff Furgeson
Idaho Southern University
Paul V. Nash
Nash
Search Delayed as Rain Hinders Recovery of Flier
Morgan Utah June 31 Searchers comb underbrush and cliff faces for Major Howard Stark missing from a Department of Commerce plane downed on a flight from Salt Lake City to Wyoming. Rain washed out a prior effort and rescuers shelter near wreckage hoping for leads.
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Morgan
Utah
Howard Stark
Department of Commerce
Stark
Sey Springs
Wyo
Salt Lake Ity
New Deal Hopes Public Will Come to Rescue of Wage Law
President Roosevelt faced a Supreme Court ruling striking down a New York women’s minimum wage law. Officials signaled hope the public mood would prompt action to extend government power, while the president offered no immediate plan. Continued on Page G.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
New York
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Idaho Falls
Japan
Nanking
Morris J. Harris
China
Tientsin- Peiping
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