Beet farmers set to gain from sugar payment accord
Washington reports sugar beet farmers will receive about 5 million dollars in additional benefits for the 1934 crop within two months, boosting total 1933 and 1934 payments to around 30 million. Senator O Mahoney says final 1934 payments could clear through the comptroller’s office soon, with discussions led by beet grower groups and sugar division officials.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
United States
Department
Idaho Drivers Must Obtain Permits by July 1
Idaho begins issuing driver licenses with a plan to complete in 48 principal towns by September end. Examinations cover sight, hearing and driving, with exemptions for military operators, farm machinery users, and nonresidents from states without licensing. Minimum age is 16, with exceptions, and licenses can be revoked for DUI, felonies using a vehicle, hit and run, perjury, reckless driving, and other serious offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry I. Yost
Boise
Law Enforcement Department
Prost
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Department
Idaho
Yellowstone Park Debuts Air Terminal With Airmail Flight
Twenty five thousand pieces of airmail were flown from West Yellowstone as the park dedicates its new airport. Letters to President Roosevelt and other officials head the outgoing mail to Australia Europe and Panama. Park superintendent Roger W. Toll presided and Marshall C. Hoppin spoke for the commerce department aviation division. Planes from army and navy joined the dedication with participation from across the northwest. Yellowstone becomes the first national park with an air terminal.
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Yellowstone Park
West Yellowstone
Park
Roosevelt
Australia
Europe
Panama
Roger W. Toll
Marshall C. Hoppin
Washington, D. C
Aviation Division
Department of Commerce
Army
Navy
Yellowstone
National Park
Next Campaign on Tax Proposals Divides Party Lines
In heated debate, New York Republicans split on repudiating the new deal while Texas Democrats clash over federalism versus states’ rights. Roosevelt tax ideas win some Republican independents, while Old Line Democrats warn against altering the constitution as Congress blocks social security and Wagner labor bills.
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New York
Texas
Senate
House
TVA
Supreme Court
Plan to Nail Ex President Under Way
The text reports a coordinated effort by Republican figures to target former President Hoover and attract Roosevelt drifters to the party. Senators and House members discuss 1936 seat stakes and presenting a Hoover‑free alternative to lure wavering voters away from Roosevelt.
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Hoover
Vermont
House
Roosevelt
Fraternal Lodge Meetings and Officers Listed
Local notices list multiple lodges and chapters with meeting nights and officer contacts. Ivy Rebekah No 70 meets second and fourth Thursdays. Keystone Lodge No 81 meets Fridays. Pocatello Chapter No 6 R A M convocation dates. Ruth Chapter No 3 O E G meets Thursdays. Radiant Chapter No 61 O E S meets Saturdays. Fort Hall Lodge No 6 K of P meets Tuesdays. Portneuf Lodge No 20 I O O F meets Fridays. Ridgley Encampment No 2 meets first and third Thursdays. Canton and Ladies Auxiliary meet second and fourth Mondays. Contact details provided where listed.
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IVY Rebekah Lodge
Lula Watts
N. G
Hazel Hatfield
Pocatello
R. V. Swanson
Ruth
Masonic Hall
Edna F. Pearson
Maude K. Brown
O. E
Anna Howard
W. M
Carrie Manning
Portneuf
Ridgley
Canton and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chester Perkins
Volney Watts
G W omen Could Aid US Force Says Hoover
In Washington on June 22 Director J Edgar Hoover suggested women could join the FBI if field staff expanded from 600 to 1500 or 2000. He noted women already work as secretaries and stenographers handling communications and fingerprints and praised Miss Helen Gandy as backbone of the office.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Helen Gandy
Tactics Would Better Change Think Leaders
Think Leaders decided to put the question directly to the presidente. Wagner Bill Is Due On the house side, it was learned that before the Wagner bill
Eighth Annual Encampment of Spanish War Veterans Opens
In Boise the eighth annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans and the sixth annual meeting of the auxiliary begin with memorial services led by Department Commander George F. Carson tomorrow night. The convention will close Tuesday night.
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Boise
United Spanish War Veterans
George F. Carson
Lupe Velez Named in Tax Lien for 1933 Income Taxes
Lupe Velez, Mexican film actress, named in a federal tax lien filed by the collector of internal revenue. He claims she owes 3734.40 dollars on her 1933 income taxes.
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Los Angeles
Lupe Velez
Collector of Internal Revenue
Utilities Bill Faces House In Interstate Commerce Panel
Washington june 22 the house interstate commerce committee reported a public utilities control bill by 15 to 7 ion with no death sentence or gas pipeline regulation. the measure diverges from the senate plan to abolish utility holding companies and rejects a 15 percent dividend tax on holding companies. police guard Eureka entrances as agitators are driven out while dock workers and lumber mill strikers discuss possible strike support at the waterfront.
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House
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
High House
Washington
Public Utilities Control
Roosevelt
Eureka
Dock Workers’ Union
State Troops Ready For Coast Battle
State troops prepare for possible coast battle amid fears of influx of strikers and sympathizers from the north, with sheriff and local officials bracing for unrest.
French Induce English to Join Arms Treaties
The report indicates France persuades Britain to join arms treaties to bolster collective security. Laval reiterates continued opposition to the Anglo German naval accord while Eden returns from Rome. Eden reportedly aims for a Western Locarno style aerial pact with Britain France Italy Germany and Belgium as guarantors.
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Laval
Eden
Locarno
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Woman on high wire killed during kiddie show at Charleroi
Vera Senior, 34, a veteran high wire performer, died after a 165 foot fall during a dive of death at a Charleroi show. Owner E Lawrence Phillips blamed a wire post fault as her husband William Senior and their 6 year old son watched nearby.
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Charleroi, Pa
Vera Senior
E. Lawrence Phillips
William Senior
Billy, Jr
Laval Pushes Simultaneous Treatment of Security Plan Phases
Laval insisted that the matter be treated in parallel with other stages of the security plan, seeking integrated action across components. The stance signals a coordinated approach to risk management and policy implementation.
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Laval
Idaho Woman Killed in Long Beach Car Crash
Mrs. Nettie Bens of Glenns Ferry Idaho was killed in Long Beach California when her car was sideswiped by a vehicle driven by Harry Batchelder. Her companion Theo dore S. Brown of Belvedere Gardens was injured in the crash. Batchelder and Brown were not held.
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Long Beach
Calif
Nettie Bens
Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Theodore S. Brown
Belvedere Gardens
Harry Batchelder
Batchelder
Brown
Yale Crew Dominates Harvard in New London Regatta
Yale swept Harvard by a dozen lengths or more in the New London regatta. The Crimson suffered its worst loss in 41 years as Yale’s eight husky rowers powered ahead despite rough Thames water and a postponement the night before.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Thames
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Fred J. Barnes
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C. D. Moore
C. C. James Latimer
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Riiter
Speed Queen Safety
Rolger
Climax
Diana
George Littlefield
Holmes-Eureka
Rome
Pennsylvania
Ing
Billy
Boy Clown
Toledo
National Guard
Ford
Ford Dealers
Ford Motor Company
Ford Symphony
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fren Waring
Fred Waring
Jesse M. Chase
Wes Westeeney
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