Killer Is Given 16 Year Term in NJ Slaying
Joseph Steinmetz, 22, Bible student, convicted of manslaughter in the death of his bride and the priest Rev John J Leonard in Morris Hall New Jersey. He received 16 years total with three to six years for manslaughter five to ten for illegal possession of the gun.
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Joseph Lieb Steinmetz
General Sessions
Charles Nott
John J. Leonard
Morris Hall
Lawrenceville
N. J
Nott
Steinmetz
Samuel Leibowitz
Ater
Knights of Columbus
Sugar Beet Contracts Enforce Child Labor Rules
AAA official notes compliance checks on child labor provisions of sugar beet production adjustment contracts must be certified before final 1934 and first 1935 payments. Provisions ban under fourteen year olds and limit fourteen to sixteen year olds to eight hours daily. Exemptions apply to producers’ children and tenants' children involved in farm management. Supreme Court NRA codes do not affect these voluntary provisions.
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Idaho
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Supreme Court
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Idaho planning board formed to survey state resources
Governor Ross named Will Simons as chairman Eugene Cox as vice chairman Walter Clark R E Shepherd and Hugh MacCosham as members to lead a new state planning board. The act provides a $25 000 appropriation and two year terms with daily pay and a monthly chairman’s allowance for steady service. Reports will be submitted to the governor and legislature.
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Idaho State Planning Board
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Will Simons
Boise
Eugene Cox
Lewiston
Walter Clark
Kellogg
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Hugh MacCosham
Pocatello
Oregon Minister Assumes Nazarene Pastorate
Rev. R. J. Kunze arrived Monday to lead the Nazarene church in town. His family will join him later this month and reside in the apartment at 206 North Eighth Avenue. He comes from Burns Oregon where he organized a city softball league and a business mens volleyball league. He will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday.
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Nazarene Church
North Eighth Avenue
Rev. Kunze
Burns
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Truce Takes Effect In Chaco As Hostilities Cease
A ten day truce began in the Chaco at noon today as Bolivian and Paraguayan general staffs ordered a cease fire to end fighting that had largely stopped hours earlier leaving weary troops.
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Chaco
Unified Crime War Planned at Governors Conference
Governors from multiple states discussed a proposed unified war on crime through removal of boundary barriers and reciprocal compacts. The session focused on federal relief work politics, with PWA spokesman Aubrey Williams defending non political aims and debates over work relief funding and road programs.
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Miss
Paul McNutt
Indiana
Aubrey L. Williams
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Sennett Connor
Mississippi
Workers Mobilize To Save Smith and Morehouse Dam
June 14. Thirty relief workers in three shifts joined the effort to bolster the Smith and Morehouse dam near Oakley Utah as Weber river flood waters surge after days of heat. The dam’s failure would endanger Echo reservoir now at capacity.
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Smith and Morehouse
Oakley
Utah
Weber River
Echo
Jerome Workers Make Demands
About 75 relief workers in Jerome gathered Wednesday night under United Workers of Idaho and Rank and File IERA to present seven demands to county relief officials. They seek direct relief without work while on strike, a 50 cent hourly federal wage for 30 hours weekly, compensation for injuries, back pay for approved projects, federal investigation and prosecution of bean purchases, removal of Mr Annette from the IERA Citizens committee, and closure of the commodity office.
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Jerome
Jerome County Relief Administration
United Workers of Idaho
Rank and File
IERA
Annette
Iera Citizens Committee
Funeral services set for Anthony C. Lund in Salt Lake City
Funeral services for Anthony C. Lund, professor of music and longtime leader of the Latter Day Saints tabernacle choir, are scheduled Sunday at 2 p.m. in the tabernacle. Lund died at his family home after a prolonged illness.
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Salt Lake City
Anthony C. Lund
Latter Day Saints’ Church Tabernacle Choir
Tabernacle
Lund
Bannock Kennel Club Opens All Breed Show With 165 Dogs
The first annual All-Breed Dog show sponsored by the Bannock County Kennel Club opened at 11:30 this morning in the Southern Branch gymnasium. 165 dogs from nine states, 30 breeds, were exhibited. judging began at 2:30 with working, terrier, and toy groups, and sporting dogs to follow tonight.
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Bannock County Kennel Club
Southern Branch
William H. Pym
Vancouver
B. C
Vic Smith
Salt Lake City
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Michael F. Mullick
Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho requires all creditors and claimants against the estate of Michael F. Mullick to file claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be presented to the administrator at the banking room on Arthur Avenue and Center Streets in Pocatello.
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State of
Idaho
Michael F. Mullick
Michael F. Milluck
Michael D. Milluck
M. F. Milluck
Arthur Avenue
Center Streets
City of
Pocatello
County of Bannock
Idano
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