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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1935
Page
6
Police probe into Ferris Dickinson murder widens with the discovery of a party scene. Investigators seek two women connected to Ferris and a prominent lawyer in a high stakes criminal case amid reports of a large cash stash.
Congress aims to limit the tax bill to suggestions from a president message. House hearings begin July 8 with a two week minimum, plus a week to ready the bill. Speaker Burns pushes to clear other business in three weeks. Senate timetable remains flexible awaiting ready items and less controversial measures.
Hood selects six WPA aides in Idaho the Gem State. Aides will report to Salt Lake City to handle unfinished tasks and assignments referenced on page one. The DPP notes the selections cover unfilled positions across departments.
Governor Ross announced that Mr. Hood will leave this afternoon for a conference of WPA administrative personnel from Idaho California Washington Oregon Nevada Arizona Utah Montana and Wyoming. He will stay until midweek and then return to complete his staff. Application blanks for works projects are now available. The future of TERA executives and IBRA abolition remained undecided.
The mine workers accept the president's request through the secretary of labor and agree to stay at work for 30 days under existing wages and conditions, provided operators also acquiesce. The pledge is made for the president, not the operators.
Official Soviet dispatches accuse Japanese and Manchoukuan forces of three new border violations along the Siberian Manchoukuan frontier. The reports claim invasions threaten Soviet territory with provocative aims despite protests lodged in Tokyo.
Nearly two dozen smaller packing houses join textile millers in opposing AAA processing taxes. With July 1 payments due, some seek tax refunds in federal hearings nationwide. Government says $900 million collected. Swift and other large Chicago firms plan to pay. Rothblum Packing argues continued tax enforcement harms business and cannot borrow funds.
Rural Touch reports on plans for a new sheep ranch in the heart of Nashville. Dr W C Williams state health commissioner has mapped out the project outlining its scope and aims.
The department proposes a sheep farm adjacent to its new building across from the state capitol. Officials say healthy sheep are needed for laboratory work and that raising them in house will ensure quality stock.
Floyd Verette a 310 pound bartender and red headed Frenchman outdrank rivals in the Milwaukee beer guzzling contest. He downed a half gallon in 37 seconds as Erv Schneider and others trailed. Mrs Alles Emecke 350 pounds tried the heat but could not finish.
Wool was fairly active in the Boston market and in large producing states. Boston houses handled sizable transactions with wools still in the country and mills operating heavily in producing regions. Prices quoted include Ohio bright fleeces at 30-31 grease for combing 64s and finer and 48s 50s 14 blood. strictly combing 56s 31-32. Large weights of 64s and finer sold 65-67 scoured for short French combing to 70-71 for good to choice French combing.
AP reports bond quotations with multiple issues and prices, listing Liberty 4th 4148, Treasury 448, various 3% and 3% bonds, Home Ownership loans, Federal Farm Mortgage, and utility stocks, including Civilian and electric company bonds and city services, with a flow of specific price figures. Also notes curb Am Sup Pow and several utility and mineral concerns with unit values.
Ogden and Portland reports show hogs, cattle, and sheep prices with weekly changes. Hogs range from light to heavy weights, butchers and packing sows varied. cattle include steers, heifers, and cows with mixed shifts. sheep sales in St Joseph Chicago and drivein lambs up to 7.00, while rail freight factors affect cattle and sheep reshipment.
In a typical week end session New York stocks dipped slightly as activity hit a yearly low. Volume stood at 252 980 shares amid light moves while bonds followed with a narrow lower tilt. The AP average of 60 stocks slipped to 44 1, down .1.
Chicago June 29 AP report shows wheat closed nervous and near yesterday's finish down slightly, corn and oats mixed with declines and small gains. Cash grain lists No 1 yellow corn at 85-85 1/4, oats No 1 white 41 1/2, soybeans No 2 yellow 80. Market mood cited profit taking and rains influencing Chicago and New York quotes.
USDA report from Chicago on June 29 indicates steady demand and light trading for potatoes with light supplies. Michigan round whites No 1 50 cents per cwt, Idaho Russets 1.25, California long whites 1.70, decay 1.55. Arkansas and Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs about 1.40-1.50. overall stocks and new stock movements noted. Lard prices and silver market also listed.
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