Austria Outlaws Hitlerism as Nazi danger spreads
Vienna reports Prime Minister Dollfuss’s decree banning Austrian Nazis as a result of bombings and terrorism tied to Hitlerite followers. Martial law tightened around Krems after Heimwehr cadres were wounded by grenades, while a Vienna railway bridge blast raised tensions and Nazi papers faced police seizure.
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Werner
Vienna
Germany
Hitler
Dollfuss
Krems
Danube
Heimwehr
Three More States Vote Repeal of Prohibition
The article lists state repeal tallies and upcoming votes across the nation, noting Connecticut's 6 to 1 pro repeal result and other regional contests. It outlines dates for remaining states voting in 1933 and the tally of ratifications by Michigan Wisconsin Rhode Island New Jersey New York and Illinois with both wet and anti repeals detailed.
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Connecticut
Alabama
Arkansas
California
West Virginia
Drys
Tennessee
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Vermont
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Nebraska
South Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Nevada
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Secretary of Agriculture Voices Views on Wheat Surplus
The secretary argues a large curtailment is unlikely due to the ongoing international wheat conference. He warns the United States may dump surplus into the world market at about 20 cents a bushel if Australia, Argentina, and Canada do not cooperate, while keeping domestic prices near one dollar.
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United States
Australia
Argentine
Canada
Mercury Heat Peak Sets June Record Across Nation
Heat wave pushes temperatures to new June highs from Franklin to Chicago. Chicago reached 98 as Lakeside winds were awaited. Lone Rock and Berlin, Wisconsin, and Durham, North Carolina also hit record levels. Drought harmed cotton and tobacco crops as East Lake City endured 93 straight days above 90. Denver and the west coast reported normal conditions.
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Franklin
Pittsburgh
Mercury
Denver
West Coast
Local notes from Pocatello and surrounding towns
Rexburg sheep owner D C Alder and Twin Falls visitor Rex Thomas are in town on business. Portland sales manager William Hogan and Denver Denver women’s college affiliate Mrs Lucy J Gardner are guests. Knights of Pythias plan 8 pm meeting with special program at Eagles hall.
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Rex Thomas
Twin Falls
Pocatello
William Hogan
Portland
Flavoring Food Company
Lucy J. Gardner
Denver
Knights of Pythias
Eagles Hall
Temperance Union lauds lawmakers for opposing 3.2 beer
At a Woman's Temperance Union meeting in Bannock County a resolution praised State Senator B. W. Henderson and Representatives Hendricks Ray and Satterfield for voting against legalizing 3.2 beer in Idaho. Members honored longtime pioneers, discussed liquor control, and noted an endowment bill and proposed beer revenue measures amid tax and finance talks.
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Woman's Temperance Union
Bannock County
Idaho
B. W. Henderson
Hendricks
Ray
Satterfield
Union
U. S
Senators Reach Agreement on Beer Tax in Idaho
Idaho senators approve a beer tax package setting a state rate of 1.55 per barrel five cents per gallon and add 12.50 licenses to retailers. Proposals to raise to 2.17 per barrel or to fund public schools fully were defeated amid protests by leaders like Senator Freehofer and Boise lawmakers.
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Senate
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Nampa
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Caribou
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Taylor's Cyclery Service and Fixit Shop
Taylor's Cyclery Service and Fixit Shop offers repairs for bicycles tricycles wagons scooters skates baby buggies and garden tools. They provide call for and delivery service and advertise repair coverage for any item you have.
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Taylor's Cyclery Service & Fixit
Alameda Ladies' Aid Annual Picnic Scheduled at Ross Park
The Alameda Ladies' Aid will hold its annual picnic Thursday at 1 p.m. at Ross Park. Portneuf circle No. 892, N. C. W., will meet at Eagles' hall at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Ross Park
Portneuf
Eagles’ Hall
Scandinavian Day Picnic Planned by Scandinavian Fraternity
The Scandinavian Fraternity of America plans a picnic on Sunday June 25 at the Hurley ranch north of town starting at noon. Families bring picnic baskets. coffee and ice cream will be served by the committee. John Lindquist of Butte Mont past president will be an honored guest. The S F P A will hold a regular meeting Saturday with an address by Lindquist and dancing to follow. Committees include Emma Ehlert Oscar Ritzman A E Engstrom and Allen Blomquist.
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Hurley Ranch
John Lindquist
Butte
Mont
S. FP. A
Lindquist
Emma Ehlert
Oscar Ritzman
A. E. Engstrom
Allen Blomquist
Three Hurt As Collision Leaves Two Cars Wrecked
Three persons were hospitalized after a collision when the Ballif car attempted to pass a truck on a blind curve. The Nash car was a total wreck while the Lincoln front end was smashed. The Ballif granddaughters were unharmed and Mrs Briggs, mother of the girls, was en route to Pocatello. Mr and Mrs Ballif remained unconscious later, with little hope for recovery. Doctors Young and Irwin cared for the injured.
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Bliss
Ballif
Ballifs
Lilly Briggs
Dust Control at Fort Hall Fair Grounds Preps July Events
Crew from the R F C list floods the Fort Hall fair grounds north of Pocatello to settle dust for the Days of Old Fort Hall program on July 2 to 4. Bleacher extensions near the chutes are finished, more seating is added, corrals moved for visibility, and rodeo entry blanks flood in as headliners circulate. A gala street parade is being planned for July 3 and 4 amid growing excitement and an overcrowded entrant list.
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Old Fort Hall
Fair Grounds
Pocatello
Greater Fort Hall
Beer Tax Plan Shapes Up For Senate Action
The measure lowers beer taxes and licenses from governor proposals, setting $300 for brewers $100 for wholesalers $1 for retailers and up to $12.50 annually for county and city licenses. It defines 3.2 percent beer as non intoxicating, bans sales to minors under 18, and requires retailers to record sales with violations becoming misdemeanors.
Revenue Act Implications on Dealer Licenses and Tax Levy
The act directs that revenue for the general fund will be recorded as a deduction from the state property tax levy. It also states dealers may lose licenses if required standards are not met, tying license liability to tax measures.
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Lewis Brandt
Endowment Fund Measure Deadlocks in Wyoming Session
A fragmented session debates bills on appropriations and finance. Key items include a $35 005 flood control measure for the upper Snake River, a $15 000 special session expense appropriation and various banking and interest provisions. The Wyoming Idaho water pact for Snake River distribution is under consideration.
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Snake River
Treasury
General Fund
World Leaders at Conference Face French Demands
Finance Minister Georges Bonnet of France urged concrete decisions at the World Economic Conference session. He pledged France's full aid to the conference and warned the gathering would fail without progress on political, economic, and financial security.
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Georges Bonnet
France
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