House Members Seek Larger Relief Funds and Looser Rules
Lawmakers pressed to boost a 1.716 billion relief bill and ease spending limits. Delegates from populous states objected to WPA construction caps and shifting 125 million to the Public Works Administration. The youth administration and farm security outlays also drew gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Llinois
Rules Committee
WPA
Public Works Administration
National Youth Administration
Farm Security Administration
Dust Bowl
Congress
Harrington
Ickes
Woodrum
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
Administration of Relief
Ogden Man Faces Felony Charges
Wayne Simpson, 21, held in Ogden city jail as felony charges loom. He admits aiding Richard Maynard, 20, already jailed on forgery at $1,000 bail. Simpson says he processed three $47 checks through his father’s check protector, two of which Maynard cashed in Ogden and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Wayne Simpson
Richard W. Maynard
Simpson
Utah National Guard
Jordan Narrow
D. B. Ballantyne
H. G. Allred
Allred
Maynard
Salt Lake City
Thrifty Nevones: Couple Pays License With Pennies
In Neosho Missouri on June 16 Cecil Sheffler and Eva Sullivan paid for a marriage license with 150 pennies. They then paid Police Judge J T Morgan 200 pennies to marry them.
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Cecil Sheffler
Eva Sullivan
J. T. Morgan
Mare Sheds Tears After Colt Killed by Train
Florenz Stucky, a farmer in Bern ie Ind, reported his mare shed real tears after her colt was killed when it broke out of a field and was struck by a train. Neighbors confirmed the mare’s crying.
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Bernie
Ind
Florenz Stucky
Stucky
Probate Judges Convene in Idaho for Annual Convention
ST ANTHONY Idaho June 16 prominent authorities on penal institutions a member of the Idaho supreme court and members of the State Bar association were listed today on the program for the fourth annual convention of the Idaho Probate Judges association here June 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anthony
Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Idaho Probate Judges’ Association
Couple Wed In Salt Lake L D S Temple
Maria May Anderson of Grant Ward and George Waddoups of Swan Lake wed June 16 in the Salt Lake L D S temple. The couple plans to reside at Swan Lake after the ceremony.
Emerald Oil Advertises Fast Comfort for Feet
An old ad touts Emerald Oil promising quick relief for tired aching feet with simple application morning and night. It claims strong cooling action, odor reduction for sweaty feet, and asserts value though not cheap, with a satisfaction guarantee or money back from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Indians Start Early Fort Hall Round-Up On Dry Ranges
Fort Hall Stockmen's association began its annual summer round-up ten days early due to dry ranges. Ralph Dixey, the association president, reports the event started the week and will last five days with 4 to 8 riders at the Cosgrove ranch. About 1,000 calves will be branded and then moved to higher ranges for green feeding.
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Fort Hall
Wood Creek
Cosgrove Ranch
Dogs Track Convict Near Boise After Prison Escape
Prison bloodhounds tracked down W. K. Graves a 26 year old escaped convict in timber country about 20 miles south of Boise. Graves surrendered to guards after being tracked from the abandoned penitentiary truck with no resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
W. K. Graves
P.C. Meredith
Graves
Lawmakers Bore Society Matron at Washington Weekend
A New York society matron testified in federal court about a Washington weekend hosted by William P. Buckner Jr. where heavy drinking occurred and she found the congressmen dull. Prosecutors contend Buckner and four co defendants funded lavish champagne and beauty lobby entertainment to sway Philippine railway bond legislation and traffic $1 million in mail fraud.
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New York
New York Society
Washington, D. C
William P. Buckner, Jr
William P. Maloney
Buckner
Court Grants Damages In Explosion
The mixed claims commission held Germany responsible for the Black Tom and Kingsland explosions before U.S. entry to WWI. An international tribunal with Justice Owen J. Roberts as umpire reversed a 1930 Hamburg decision, awarding American claimants damages after 12 years of litigation. Germany denied saboteur involvement, arguing accidents destroyed munitions.
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Washington
Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
Black Tom
Kingsland
United States
International Tribunal
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Hamburg
New York
Reich
Kingsland Assembly
Road Files Appeal From Injunction
Attorneys for the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad filed a notice of appeal to the ninth circuit from a temporary injunction blocking abandonment of the Armstead Montana to Salmon Idaho line. The Idaho public utilities commission urged the injunction to keep Idaho transportation facilities. the railroad has halted operations on the 120 mile route. The interstate commerce commission weighs its abandonment application. A later note mentions the time difference between New York and Hong Kong.
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Boise
Gilmore and Pittsburg
Federal District Court
Ninth Circuit
San Francisco
Armstead
Mont
Salmon Idaho
The
Idaho Public Utilities Com
Mission
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Neosho, Mo
Penny Sy
Pair
Indians
Lawmakers
Bore’ Society Matron
Hongkong
America
Toma
Cefery Toot
U.S
Brandt's Tire Shop
South Main
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