Young Fights Holding Bill in Senate Letter
Owen D Young Democratic leader and GE chairman argues against abolishing holding companies. He says holding companies are useful for grouping local utility firms to cut costs, improve service, and diversify risk, citing his Senate subcommittee testimony.
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Washington
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Mr. Young
Young
Senate
Iso
Governor Orders Street Cars Off Omaha Streets
Omaha faces martial rule as Governor Cochran directs street cars to stay in barns until the company accepts arbitration terms. The escalation follows riot deaths Dewey McCoy and John Buster, with 1800 guardsmen maintaining order and a six point peace plan including a three man arbitration panel and limits on liquor sales.
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H. J. Paul
Gen. Paul
Dewey R. McCoy
John Buster
Omaha
South Omaha
Walter H. Jurgensen
Cochran
Nebraska
Official Fired by Roose velt Makes Charges
Mitchell claims he supplied information in installments and that special interests control the department. He criticizes a government contract with United States Lines for Leviathan lay-up and says Secretary Roper approved it in March 1935. He sent a letter to President Roosevelt on May 30 after the resignation call.
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United States Lines
Leviathan
Roper
Roosevelt
Town Notes and Court Actions From Local Garda
H D Holden pleaded guilty to speeding and fined 10 dollars in police court. Robert Flemming, 19, pleaded guilty to burglary and faces sentence Tuesday. Two marriage licenses issued to couples from Montpelier and Provo. Several arrests for intoxication and vagrancy. patrols noted prowler activity near H hill residence. A fire on Roosevelt avenue caused 25 dollars damage. The Alameda fire department responded to the blaze.
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Alameda
Dewey Davey
Roosevelt Avenue
Robert Flemming
Jay L. Downing
Claude Reynolds
James Wilson
Obituary notices for Heaps Myler and Pigg
Funeral services are set for Anna Eva Heaps at the Second Ward L D S church with interment at Mountain View. Rulon Wesley Myler, 16, died at home in Crystal. services planned in Clarkston, Utah. Fannie Bates Pigg, 65, died after illness. services held at Downard funeral chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
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East Center
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Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
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J. E. Myler
Crystal
Everett Myler
Pocatello
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John A. Myler
Carrie Myler
Clarkston
Utah
Fannie Bates Pigg
Downard
W. Munro
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Twin Falls
G. A. Wagner
Charles A. Guthrie
Grace
C. H. Higgins
A. W. Hileman
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Japs Demand China Fire Governor Amid Manchuria Tension
In Peiping vernacular reports Japan pressed China for apology punishment of Chinese officials and access for travel to Inner Mongolia after Manchuria incidents. Tientsin dispatches noted Sung's pledge to prevent recurrence as Tokyo-Government actions stir Beijing. A Senate resolution proposed by Senator King seeks to probe Japan policy and possible breaches of Kellogg and Nine Power pacts.
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Washington
Senate
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Manchuria
Foreign Relations Committee
Townsend Club Regular Meeting Notice
The Townsend club announces a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the court house.
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Court House
House Takes Up Contested Agricultural Act Amendments
Washington reports the house planned to take up amendments to the agricultural act amid debate over licensing features. The NRA-influenced program aims to operate within constitutional powers with standards guiding federal regulation of interstate commerce. O’Neill heads a push to educate the public on NRA principles as the old NRA expired and a stopgap agency formed.
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House
Supreme Court
NRA
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O'Neill
Leon C. Marshall
Future of NRA Legislation Still In Doubt
The article notes doubt over NRA legislation with industry interest and a chairman describing the policy as feeling our way. He stresses studying the situation before any move and vows action only after real study is complete.
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NRA
Card of Thanks For Kindness After Loss
We express sincere appreciation to our friends and the Relief Society of Tyhee for kindness and sympathy at the death of our wife and mother. Thanks for the beautiful floral tributes. M R. Jewel Horton and family.
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Relief Society of
Tyhee
Senate fights over Roosevelt social security plan
Senate opens debate as Republicans seek to strip back the Roosevelt social security bill. Senator Long proposes a share the wealth substitute funded by taxes on fortunes 1 million dollars and up. Hastings urges cutting permanent contributory pensions and state unemployment coverage as unconstitutional. Borah presses for more aid to the aged and warns states missing federal matching funds could leave many to malnutrition.
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Borah
Ida
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George
Idaho
Sheriff Promises Protection for Filipino Peelers in Idaho
CALDWELL Idaho June 17 sheriff Frank Piersall pledged full protection to seventy five Filipino pea pickers brought in to meet a local labor shortfall. After a 24 hour warning from five carloads of men the deadline passed without violence. Harvest in the area is set to peak Thursday with about 1700 workers expected.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Frank Piersall
Piersall
National Employment Office
Flight Proceeds in Grand Forks Incident
In Grand Forks B C on June 17 Mahlon Kemmerer and Al Reck of Salt Lake City reported a flight progress update during an amateur operation. The shortened report notes the two aviators and their origin as Salt Lake City while detailing the ongoing flight activity.
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Grand Forks, B. C
Mahlon Kemmerer
al Reck
Salt Lake City
Fliers Arrive After Vancouver Flight Move Toward Calgary
Travelers landing here yesterday after a Vancouver departure plan a circle flight across North America with Calgary as a next waypoint.
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Calgary
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