Chrysler seeks injunction to remove sit-down strikers in Detroit plants
Chrysler Corp filed for an injunction in Wayne County Circuit Court to eject sit-down strikers from its Detroit area plants. The petition targets United Auto Workers leaders and CIO officials John L. Lewis John Brophy and Adolph Germer, who pushed for recognition as the sole bargaining agent for 67 000 Chrysler workers. Judge Allan Campbell set a 9 30 a m show cause hearing Saturday amid ongoing talks with the union. General Motors officials signaled a final agreement as the dispute escalates.
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IM & Ofier
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Chrysler
Allan Campbell
Wayne
Detroit
Campbell
Lewis
John Brophy
Adolph Germer
Ecourta
General Motora
Indians Grace Win Openers
Grace high school rallied from a 19 point halftime deficit to beat Lava Hot Springs 33 to 24 in the district opener. Pocatello stopped Salmon City 71 to 17 as both games opened the district tournament.
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American Falls
Special
Grace High School
Lava Hot Springs
Grace
Lava
Piedmont
Rowsell
Holmes
Pocatello High
Salmon City
Indians
Slayer Samuel Whittaker Dies in California Prison
Samuel Whittaker a 62 year old Los Angeles organist and convicted murderer who killed his wife in a staged holdup died in San Quentin Prison after entering custody and awaiting cell assignment. He proclaimed I hope God may strike me dead before I get to my cell if I am guilty during his trial.
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San Quentin
Calif
Samuel Whittaker
Los Angeles
Leo L. Stanley
Pocatello Plans Indian Village
J T Youngren of the chamber of commerce Indian affairs committee reports to the tribal council that Pocatello will host an Indian village this summer on South Fifth Avenue near the university property. The plan calls for tepees on the lawn and nearby area with city aid for water connections restrooms and related facilities. families to occupy the village will be selected by the tribal council.
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Pocatello
J. T. Youngren
Chamber of Commerce
Indian Affairs
E. Brady
Joe
Fort Hall
South Fifth Avenue
University
Dela le
Legislature Representative Outlines Session At Chamber Forum
Dr. D C Ray Bannock county's representative in the upper house summarized the recent legislative session at the chamber of commerce forum luncheon. Dr A M Harding University of Arkansas professor spoke at a university assembly and addressed the forum about Arkansas with humor. A Harding son, an instructor in the University of Idaho law college, and Captain Claude Acree were guests.
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D. C. Ray
Bannock County
Chamber of Commerce Forum
A. M. Harding
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Utah Girl Lost Four Days In Mountains Tells Story
Doris Mitchell a 20 year old high school librarian survived four days in snow bound Utah mountains after leaving a party to hike home. She endured zero temperatures with no food or shelter and was found by three men on horseback after a long search by about 50 volunteers. She said she nearly gave up hope but heard rescuers and signaled them.
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Utah
Associated Press
Duchesne
Doris Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Arzy Mitchell
Eugene Rasmussen
Glenn Ivie
Workers Ready to Supply Goods If War Is Declared
The article outlines the United States military preparedness program with plans for a war resources administration. It details proposals to fix prices, regulate production and distribution, draft industry managers, commandeer plants, regulate exchanges, curb hoarding, and create a $500 million revolving fund to conscript capital alongside men.
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War Resources Administration
Congress
American Legion
Nine Life Cat Idea Is Scored
A city poundmaster warns that a proposed nine lives plan for cats is “bunk.” He describes a lethal chamber device using a cardboard box and hose, claiming he could dispose of cats for 25 cents, urging residents to report such ideas.
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Mook
Pune
Cook
Soa
Tabernacle Planned for Pocatello Stake at $100,000
Plans discussed by D S churen presiding bishopric call for a stake tabernacle in Pocatello. Henry W Henderson says furnishings will lift total cost above the $100,000 estimate with participation by stake members at about $80 per capita. Committees will report back to the stake presidency as plans progress.
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Thed. S. Churen
Pocatello
David A Smith
U. S. Tabernacle
First Ward
Henry W. Henderson
Stake
Henderson
Jury fails to reach verdict in Nebraska driver case
Jack Farley of Nebraska faced Justice Willem Hinckley on charges of reckless driving after a February 11 crash near Palmer hill south of Pocatello that killed caravan driver Fred Feldman. The jury deliberated over two hours and was dismissed without a verdict.
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Jack Farley
Nebraska
Willem Hinckley
Farley
Fred Feldman
Palmer Hill
Pocatello
Feldman
French report strange craft bombarding ships off Atlantic coast
French dispatches describe an unidentified warship bombarding ships near Oues sant and a Spanish insurgent vessel attacking a government tanker off Brest. Reports place the Canarias cruiser shelling the Mar Cantabrico near the Bay of Biscay, with Madrid’s lines retreating as insurgents advance toward the capital.
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Bordeaux
France
le Bouscat
Ouessant
Atlantic
Brest
Rochefort
Queskant i
Bay of Biscay
Canarias
Associated Press
Madrid
Avila
Guadalajara-Zaragoma
Mar Cantabrico
Arcachon
Bay of Fiscay
School Head Speaks At Rotary Meeting
Blackfoot March 10 A F Hirchler superintendent of Blackfoot schools spoke at the regular Rotary luncheon on the influence of public education on business noting higher education improves business. Andrew Kat Seanes, president of One Hi organization at Blackfoot high school, was made an honorary Rotary member.
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Blackfoot
A. F. Hirchler
Blackfoot Rotary Club
Hirshler
Andrew Kat- Seanes
Blackfoot High School
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Explains Program In Speech Senate Views Plans
President Roosevelt defended his judicial reorganization plan denying any aim to pack the Supreme Court with spineless puppets. He said he would appoint justices who act as justices, not legislators, and urged faster, cheaper federal justice with younger, experienced judges.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Washington
Supreme Court
Attorney General urges Congress give executive powers
Attorney General Cummings asked Congress to empower Roosevelt to add up to six new Supreme Court justices to refresh the bench. He argued the plan would speed justice, rejuvenate the judiciary, and prevent encroachment on Congress, noting four pillars: reform of function, aging justices, crowded dockets, and infusion of new blood.
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Washington
Cummings
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Borah
Idaho
Itra
Taftag
Court Hearing Highlights on Judicial Reform
Washington reports on Attorney General Cummings defense of court overhaul in a senate judiciary committee session. He argues that the justice system needs improvement, judges are human, and the court has fallen behind since the Civil War. He calls for new blood in government and warns split decisions threaten congressional powers.
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Washington
Cummings
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Bills Await Governor Clark Action On Unsigned Measures
A list of bills passed by the legislature sits on Governor Clark’s desk awaiting final action. Items include H B 189 on state treasurer duties and H B 295 directing CPAs to audit the Department of Public Works with a 25 000 appropriation, all effective immediately.
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Associated Press
Clark
H. B
Certified Public Accountants
Department of Public Works
Idaho
State
Elks Golden Glove Boxing Meet At University Gym
More than 50 applications crowd the Elks Golden Glove tournament with three evenings of fights at the university gym. First bout at 7 30 Thursday, 15 to 20 more that night, Friday semi finals feature 32 fighters, finals Saturday for southern Idaho A U title and Salt Lake City invite. Gold charms go to winners and silver to runners up. Joe Jenkinson notes nearly 300 season tickets sold to date. Special seating arranged for full crowds and clear views of all bouts.
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University Gymnasium
Southern Idaho A. A. U
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Elxs Club
Joe Jenkinson
University
Mercury Warmth Brightens Pocatello Scene
Citizens enjoyed unusually mild weather as temperatures hovered around mild levels for the season. The brief warm spell followed recent cold snaps and brings a welcome change for local outdoor activity.
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Monrovia
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Peterson
Hale
Adams
Trappett
Howard
Lowe
Smart
B. Miles
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K. Miles
Aslett
Ramsay
Bell
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Mattson
Hadley
Hopkins
Woffington
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Sherwood
Hillbrand
Orr
Burrell
Salmon—Grkovic
Lee
Goddard
Brown
Gwartney
Skinner
Sands
Portneuf
L. Taylor
St. Keese
L. C. White
Ogden
Merlin Hurst
Justice of the Peace
William Hinckley
Chamber Forum
Rotary
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