Governor Talmadge Attacks New Deal Programs At Speech
Georgia governor and Democratic critic cites rising imports in 1935 to allege AAA and NIRA hinder recovery. He cites cotton cloth, livestock feed, cotton seed meal, butter, corn and oats imports, and notes canned and fresh meats bought abroad after livestock destruction. He questions logic of cutting U S production while buying from abroad.
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Overnor Talmadge
Georgia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago Bar Association
AAA
America
NIRA
United States
Civil Service Salaries Reveal High Earning Federal Officials
The civil service register shows 989 government employees earning 10 000 a year or more and 7 223 earning between 5 000 and 10 000. The President tops at 75 000 annually, followed by the Chief Justice at 20 500 and other associates at 20 000.
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Hether
Uncle Sam
Civil Service Register
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Philippine Islands
RFC
Circuit
War Department
Interstate Commerce
Navy Department
RPC
Idaho Stories and State Works Highlight Early 20th Century
A Burley court house lease history, a state auditor’s compact payroll machine, and fossil camel remains found by James Houdyshell. It notes Idaho’s broad constitutional rights to reform government, historic insane asylums, and growing hospital needs, plus Winifred Mellor’s mining work and views on women in mining.
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James Houdyshell
American Falls
American Falls Lake
Hesternus
Idaho
Salem
Ore
South Idaho
Blackfoot
Orofino
Nampa
Winifred Mellor
Highland Valley
Dust storm and court clashes mark city news 40 years ago
A fierce dust storm swept the city at 4 pm with a gale and flying debris, followed by hail and rain that washed dust away. Structural damage occurred to Guynn’s warehouse and other buildings. Probate Judge Arney and Mayor Kasiska fought in a courtroom squabble, with no serious harm. Also seen were visits by Senator Shoup and Governor McConnell, a beer-bust by seven boys, a pending court case, a city tax levy set at 10 mills, and a suspected bullet incident at the Hasey pantry.
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Guynn
Service
F. G. Rice
Probate
C. E. Arney
W. F. Kasiska
Request for Booklet Mixed Beverages and Wines
A reader from Washington requests a copy of the Booklet Mixed Beverages and Wines from The Pocatello Tribune. They enclose ten cents for return postage and costs, with the letter addressed to the Washington Bureau.
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Washington
THE
Pocatello Tribune
Thirteenth St
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Pocatello City News Highlights Local Elections and Incidents
Election orders trigger a new vote as George Gorton and S. C. intendent Roney step in. Mountain tops wear fresh snow over the city. Pocatello volunteer fire company names officers Chief John Brough Foreman Wm A Hough Assistant Foreman Grant A Hess Secretary Treasurer F G Caldwell. Fred Caldwell reports two be hive swarms with minor stings. Hark ness & Co. wind up stock transferred to Harkness may move to McCammon. Arbitrators Bunting Bern stein Masonheimer resolve dispute between Harkness and Mayor Gallaher. Chief of Police logs 33 arrests in May with 33 convictions. 18 in houses of ill fame. $136 in fines paid. D L Cleaves reports a stolen tricycle on Benton Street. police investigate.
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Pocatello Volunteer Fire Company
John Brough
Wm. A. Hough
Grant A. Hess
F. G. Caldwell
H. O. Harkness & Co
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Cassia County
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Bannock
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Ferguson
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Ed Hasey
Hasey
Salubria
E. C. Manson
Mayday
Palestine
Texas
Manson
Calvin
International & Great Northern
Mary Halleck Foote
Soda Springs
Tam
Reader of the Pocatello Talbune
George Gorton
S. C
Roney
Fred Caldwell
D. L. Cleaves
E. Benton
WM. Walker CO
South Fifth Ave
Mr. Merchant of
Bannock County
Railroad
Order of Railway Conductors Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
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First Security Bank of Idaho
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Federal Deposit Funance Fundral Reserve
Ivem
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