Johnson views moratorium as step toward debt cancellation
In San Francisco on June 25, Senator Hiram Johnson expressed support for President Hoover's international debt moratorium, calling it a path to cancellation. He warned it burdens Americans and favors financiers with over a billion dollars at stake in Germany.
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Local woman receives Idaho first student pilot permit
Mrs. Edna Holt of 543 Fourth Avenue Po catello is among the first five to obtain a student permit to fly in Idaho. She earned the permit June 17 and has taken two lessons in an Aeronca monoplane with Sky-Are Co chief pilot F W Clittelsen. Other students include Carl Peterson Soda Springs George Woods Aberdeen T Batley Lee Boise and Orion Christensen Blackfoot.
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Stockman Charges Greeks Struck Him
Warrant issued for Jim Campanella of Pingree and a John Doe for an unnamed companion. Campanella charged with assault with a deadly weapon while the companion faces battery. Dispute arose after livestock buyer Dave Segal purchased hogs at Chase Rich ranch. Segal suffered a severe shoulder wound and a head wound from a heavy metal rod strike.
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Plumhof Named President of Salt Lake Chamber
H J Plumhof general manager of the Oregon Short Line railroad and former chamber vice president was chosen president of the Salt Lake Chamber at the first board meeting. A S Brown Utah Oil Refining was named vice president, J H Rayburn elected treasurer, and Gus Packman reelected secretary. The board also moved its weekly meeting from Thursday to Monday.
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Counties seek property valuation tax basis for road
Local governments contend 1925 1936 and 1927 tax levels were excessive and urge taxation be calculated on physical valuation of road properties within the state.
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Idaho Falls Graduate Triumphs Despite Serious Burns
Raymond Petersen of Idaho Falls, once burned severely by acid in the Southern Branch science building, graduated from Stanford University in the top ten percent of a class of 890. He is in a San Francisco hospital for further treatment but shows progress toward removing scars. Petersen joined Phi Beta Kappa and earned honors while continuing his studies during recovery. His sister Garnet Petersen also recently graduated, while another sister finished Shelley High School and plans to enter the Southern Branch. St. Maries plans progress on establishing an airport.
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Lucky Strike Toasting Process Reduces Throat Irritation
A marketing statement describes Lucky Strike’s exclusive toasting method as removing harsh irritants from raw tobacco. The process, claimed to make cigarettes gentler on the throat, is presented as evidence of superior quality and care in production.
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Railroads Argue For Tax Refunds In Federal Court
In Spokane Washington a federal court session closed with the end of main arguments by counsel for 29 Washington counties opposing $3 million tax refunds sought by three railroads The railroads Spokane Portland and Seattle Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and Northern Pacific contend taxes should be based on stock and bond value Judge Ralph Kauffman backed the valuation approach as master in chancery The decision on the issue was forthcoming after today’s continuation of hearings
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