Union Rivalry Scrape Develops Wide Dissension In Labor
United labor leaders report fresh threats of rivalry between the C I O and older Green craft unions as tensions widen with plans for independent unions in steel oil textile and other industries. Returns to work followed new wage hour accords in 15,000 auto jobs Milwaukee and Detroit plants while 40 000 workers remained idle across about 50 firms amid strikes and plant closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis’ Committee For
William Green
Carnegie- Illinois
Steel Management
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers’ Union
la Crosse
Wis
Detroit
Minneapolis
Chicago
Sarnia
Akron
Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Roosevelt Dinner Warns of Court Reform Plans
Democratic leaders mobilize to back Roosevelt amid a $430000 deficit fundraising dinner in Washington with tickets up to $100. The event features a speech by President Roosevelt and a later fireside chat outline on judiciary reforms, signaling strategy for his upcoming White House address.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Pocatello
Rocnpvelt
Mrs. of Congresses
New York
Garner
Ocratic
W. Forbes Morgan
Partizans
Dentist Held by Officers in Chloroform Death
Richmond Virginia story says Dr. R. C. Miller confessed to administering chloroform that killed Miss Cleo beside a cemetery wall. Sheriff J. Mason Smith quoted Miller wanting a quick trial and said the confession occurred as Miller prepared an illegal operation in a car outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
R. C. Miller
J. Mason Smith
Silver Fox Found Near Portneuf County
Sheriff reports a crippled silver fox with ear brand 4N found west of Portneuf and taken to Fort Hall where the animal died. The fox was identified as belonging to Charlie, an Indian boy recently found in the area.
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Silver Fox
Sheriff's Office
Fort Hall
Charlie
Portneuf
Weather notes indicate cold front toward Friday night
A fragmentary report shows a southwest area forecast with a southward air push and a light shower possibility tonight into Friday. Details about timing and exact locations are unclear in the readable text.
New Tioop Threatens on Coast Waterfront Today
Waterfront tension rises as 16 longshoremen face picket lines from Sailors' Union of the Pacific amid a Vancouver ship crew dispute. ILA in talks with Mayor Rosas to avoid a broader clash after a 98 day coastwise strike settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Longshoremen's Association
Rochelle
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Inland Boatmen’s Union
Vancouver
Angelo J. Rosas
Thomas G. Plant
I.L.A
I.S.A
Fifty Rescue Workers Dig For Bodies In Montana Canyon
Fifty rescue workers entered Flathead canyon to search for seven men buried by a rock avalanche at a dam site in Polson Montana. Three subsequent slides forced the firm to halt attempts. rescuers feared more slides and hoped to recover bodies before nightfall.
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Polson
Mont
Flathead Canyon
Flathead Lake
Continental Divide
Montana
Phoenix Construction Company
H. A. Thomas
School Levy Ballot Today For Five Mill Plus Recreational Mills
Trustees of independent school district No. 1 urged voters to approve a five mill levy for operating funds and a 1-2 mill for playground and gymnasium costs to cover an estimated 1937-38 budget. An eight mill levy would yield 90 870 45 while 320 413 is needed. A 123 mill levy for recreation is proposed as an innovation. an additional five mill and 1-2 mill would raise 56 793 and 5 697 respectively. Revenue from state and county sources will total 173 749. Assessed district value stands at 11 358 784. Ballots close at 7. Voters must be qualified electors and residents with four precincts listed for voting.
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Trustees of Independent School District No. 1
Beaaa
Bonneville School
Roosevelt School
Tyhee School
Triplets Arrive In Idaho Family
Rexburg reports triplet girls born early with weights under four pounds. First at 5:05 a.m., second at 5:20 a.m., third at 5:30 a.m. all seven months along. Mother is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Rigby and has long lived in the area. Her husband serves as deputy in Madison County assessor's office.
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Rexburg
Mr. Willmore
Joe Rigby
Madison County Assensor
Doctor Speaks On Cancer At Rotary Meeting
Dr. E N Roberts told Rotary about cancer control during National Cancer Control Week centered March 21. He urged early treatment by qualified doctors and warned against quacks, noting cancer rose to second in mortality since 1900 with 115000 deaths in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Prevention of Cancer
E. N. Roberts
Rotary Club
R. H. Wells
Pocatello
A. B. Duke
James I. Bean
Tee Tee Petersen
Par henge in UTAM WEATHER end Priday lutte
Fragmentary OCR item notes a UTAM weather entry mentioning a date near Friday. No clear events, places, or names readable beyond weather related terms.
Montpelier Mulligan Club Plans 43rd Peace Council
Invitations have gone to several Pocatellis for the Montpelier Canyon Mulligan Club's 43rd annual peace council, to be held March 7 in Montpelier Canyon. The letters signed by Jim P. Phyre, cook, and Sage Alleyscribe urge attendance as the council will set the number of judges for the United Supreme Court, aiming to make the world safe for mankind.
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United S
Supreme Court
Senate campaign expenditures top record in 1936 race
The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee reports 1936 campaign spending at 23.97 million by parties candidates and independents, with potential near 48 million total. GOP and allied groups spent 14.20 million. Roosevelt supporters 9.23 million. Labor unions gave 770,324. Du Ponts led donations with 510,370.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Republican Party
Party Cost Per Vote Revealed
Senate investigators disclosed that the Communist party spent 270489 dollars for the 1936 campaign, averaging 3.37 dollars per vote for its presidential candidate. Republican voters cost 0.85 dollars each while Democrats averaged 0.33 dollars. The Union party had the lowest 0.11 dollar per vote.
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Washington
Senate
Communist Party
Alfred M. Landon
Union Party
Postal savings certificates recovered in Idaho Falls theft case
Certificates worth 385 dollars stolen from Archie Wyman more than a year ago were recovered in Idaho Falls. James and Gertrude McQuade found them. Chief of Detectives Guy Nelson said initial fears of foul play were set aside after Idaho Falls authorities confirmed Wyman was alive and the theft occurred in a bureaulary room in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Wyman
Idaho Falls
James
Gertrude McQuade
Guy Nelson
Wyman
Idaho Falla
Mr. Wyman
Seven dollar sugar beets to return again conferees think
Utah sugar talks report potential $7 per ton return for beet growers under the 80 50 contract with Utah Idaho and Gunnison companies. Officials predict large acreage and confirm benefit payments scale from 70 to 86 cents per 100 pounds by tonnage with further federal program support.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Sugar
Utah
Utah- Idaho Sugar Compa
Gunnison Sugar Company
Amalgamated
Layton and
Franklin
J. R. Rawling
Ctate Securewess
Anne B. T. Harve
Sdent
Utah- Tdaho
Gunnison Sugar Companies
Rawlings
Harris
Baharo
Art exhibit opens Friday at University of Illinois
Friday at 2 p m an art exhibition featuring 35 large canvases by Maynard Dixon will open in the University of Illinois art department. The show runs 2 and 7 pm Friday Saturday and Sunday with public admission. Dixon, a renowned landscape painter, is noted for desert scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Dixon
T. R. Neilson
Dixon
Destitute Family Prompted Slaying Confession
Richmond California March 4 Chief of Police L E Jones said Fucchi Kato a 36 year old Japanese confessed to killing his wife and four children near Auburn Washington and burying them on his farm He said he killed them to avoid destitution and planned to kill himself after earning money for a headstone Igayama a Japanese floriculturist who gave Kato a job helped bring him to police after Kato initially claimed loneliness for his family The killings occurred February 12 and bodies were buried in a shallow grave on the farm
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Richmond
Calif
L. E. Jones
Fucchi Kato
Auburn
Wash
Kato
Igayama
Jones
Tato
Indian Historian Susie Boice Trego Improves After Transfusion
Susie Boice Trego of Blackfoot, wife of Byrd Trego publisher of the Blackfoot Daily Bulletin, shows improvement after a blood transfusion while being treated for anemia at L. D. A hospital in Idaho Falls. She is noted for her research in Idaho and Indian history.
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Idaho Falls
Susie Boice Trego
Blackfoot
L. D
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Daily Bulletin
Idaho
Hog bids due Saturday for Grace carload stock
Bids for the carload of hogs to be shipped Saturday from Grace were received by 11 a m today. A B Duke Bannock county agricultural agent notified the Ock County Livestock Marketing Association of the sealed bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ock County Livestock Marketing Association
A. B. Duke
Bannock County Agri- Arma
Thesesocietien
One-House Bill Defeated 33 to 22 in Idaho Legislature
Boise March 4 The Idaho House defeated a one-house legislature amendment 33 to 22. The body also approved a 3.0 million dollar educational appropriation and a 765 thousand dollar bond issue for public buildings. Senate work continued on House approved measures as leaders warned of tight adjournment.
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Boise
Toleho House of Representatives
Senate
Tracy Coker
Lincoln
Gooding College
Coker
Nebraska
Educational Institutions Appropriations
House
Idaho Southern
Department of Education
University of Idaho
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Albion Normal
Lewiston Normal
St. Anthony
Gooding
University of Idaho At Moscow
Pocatello
State Industrial Training School
Gooding State School For Deaf and Blind
State Department of Public Investments
House Appropriations Committee
D. J. Cavanagh
Twin Falls
Andrus
Bonneville
Finkel
Lewis
Pry
Taylor
Jefferson
Walker
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James Tunnel di Dio
George Milliken
Rel Fumde
Denver
Frank Baller
Denver Welfare Bureau
Carlos
IDARO
Polson Dam
Expenditures Committee
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