Assist Attorney General Jackson Attacks Supreme Court Stand
Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson told the Senate Judiciary Committee that a majority of justices oppose Roosevelt objectives and warned of a legal cloud over major New Deal agencies. He argued delays in decisions threaten congressional power and cited the minimum wage case as evidence of a divided court.
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Washington
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jackson
Atta
Securities and Exchange Commission
Social Security Board
Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Labor Relations Board
Congress
Public Utility Holding Company
McCarran
Nev
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Presidency
Department of Government
Idaho Official E Ova Cook Dies At St Anthony
E Ova Cook superintendent of the Idaho state industrial training school at St Anthony died at a local hospital at 10 45 am from a tired appendix He was born January 3 1877 in Marysville Missouri and married Zola Burke in Boise June 13 1903 He was a Democrat and active in the Kiwanis club American Prison association Odd Fellows Fremont county Commercial club Funeral services set for Sunday 2 30 pm at the Christian church Boise with ministers N E Murphy and C E Burgess burial Morris Hill Boise
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Marysville
Missouri
Zola B. Burke
Boise
Kiwanis Club
American Prison Association
Fremont County Commercial Club
State Board of Education
Cook
Christian Church
N. E. Murphy
C. E. Burgess
Morris Hill Cemetery
Three Nominees Named for Idaho Southern A W S Leader
Helene Smith announces three candidates for president of the Associated Women Students at Idaho Southern University. Julia Browning Bonita Ogburn and Kathryn Finlayson were chosen by the A W S council. elections set for March 16. The winner and Miss Smith will attend the national A W S convention in Los Angeles from March 31 to April 3.
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Associated Women Students of Idaho Southern Unversity
Helene Smith
Blackfoot
Julia Mary Browning
Idaho Falls
Bonita Ogburn
Bois
Kathryn Finlayson
Pocatello
Disabled Veterans to Meet Tonight in Idaho
Perry Prater the state veterans placement officer says a meeting of disabled veterans is scheduled for tonight. The group discusses the recently passed unemployment act awaiting the governor's signature and urges all members to attend.
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Perry Prater
Idaho
Troop 2030 Boy Scouts Meet Tonight at Trinity Hall
Troop 2030 of the Boy Scouts of America, a newly organized group, will meet at 7 30 tonight in Trinity parish hall on North Arthur. Scoutmaster Karl Hale says the troop is open to boys ages 12 to 13.
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Boy Scouts of America
Trinity Parish Hall
North Arthur
Karl Hale
Garvin Couple Welcome Second Child at General Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Vere Garvin of 747 North Garfield announce the birth of a son today at General Hospital. The Garvins reside in the Me district and this is their second child.
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William Vere Garvin
North Garfield
General Hospital
Garvin
Violence fuels labor clashes across states as talks continue
AP reports renewed violence inflames labor action with police and pickets clashing at Alameda California Packing Corp plant injuring nearly a score. Chicago cab riots widen disruption while Lancaster Iron Works strike and Detroit Chrysler injunctions spark fear. Reo Lansing strike affects 2,200. Carnegie Illinois Steel extends pay raise. union committee rejects AFL drive.
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Iran
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Union
G.M.C
California Packing Corp
Alameda
Calif
Lancaster
Chrysler Motor Corp
Detroit
U.A.W.A
Reo Motor Car Company
Lansing
Mich
Pittsburgh
Carnegie- Illinois Steel Corp
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
District Judge Speaks to Rotary on Americanism and Immigration
District Judge I E McDougall addressed Rotarians stressing changes in US fostered Americanism since 1900 and assimilation among foreign born. he traced 1848 to 1900 immigration tides and noted differing assimilation between Nordic and South European groups.
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I. E. McDougall
McDougall
Helen Smith
Blackfoot
T. R. Neilson
W. M. Tomilson
Thomas Smith
T. H. Craven
Rexburg
Milo T. Means
Boise
Father Cody
Ralph Beers
Fred R. Paulsen
Union Pacific
E. E. Moberly
Dick Arps
Arthur Petersen
R. H. Wells
YMCA Board and Union Pacific Meetings Friday
The Y M C A board and associate boards meet Friday at noon in the association cafe. A Union Pacific safety first meeting occurs Friday at the association building and maintenance of way foremen meetings, postponed due to severe winter weather, are now announced for 17 and 19.
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Y.M.C.A. Board of
Association Cafe
Union Pacific Safety First
Association
Union Pacific
The
Three Plead on Robbery Charge
White Plains New York March 11 Merle Vandenbush known to federal agents as public rat Ns 1 pleaded guilty with two accomplices to the Katona bank robbery of 17600 February 25 He was remanded for sentence with Anthony and George Reva His maximum term could reach seventy years.
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White Plains
N. Y
Merle Vandenbush
Katonah Bank
Vandenbush
Anthony
George Reva
Clipper Will Start Survey For New Zealand Route
Pan American Airways announced plans to send a 32 passenger clipper on a 7000 mile survey flight from San Francisco to Auckland New Zealand within three days with stops at Honolulu Kingman and Pago Pago A six man crew will operate the four motor Sikorsky craft from the Golden Gate to Auckland the first leg to Honolulu covering 2410 miles. The airline expects to cut the current 19 day steamship travel to about four days during this pioneer flight.
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New York
Pan-American Airways
San Francisco
New Zealand
Honolulu
Hospital Planned By Local Group
A preliminary meeting in the Pocatello chamber of commerce offices discussed building a new hospital and medical center in Pocatello. The unit is expected to cost about 390000, to be augmented by the present General hospital, with E. S. Harper and others attending.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
General Hospital
E. S. Harper
Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
Chamber
H. D. MacCosham
F. M. Howard
W. P. Whitaker
D. C. Ray
Spinney Dies at 83 Noted Baseball League Organizer
John A. Spinney, 83, retired sporting goods merchant and organizer of the early Federal and United States baseball leagues, died after a brief illness in East Cincinnati Ohio on March 11.
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Cincinnati
John A. Spinney
Shelley Edges Lava Hot Springs In Tourney Thriller
Shelley defeats Lava Hot Springs 53 to 49 in a tight game at the American Falls tournament. Period scores show Shelley leading 33 to 16 at halftime and holding on for the win.
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Shelley
Sugar Bill Rush Faces Opposition In Washington
Representative Fred Cummings, leader of the sugar bloc, pushes administration bill toward rapid action as Louisiana and Florida seek higher quotas. Hawaiians and Puerto Rican delegates criticize offshore area rules and child labor limits, while Utah reps oppose limits on young workers.
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Washington
Fred Cummines
Fort Collins
Colo
Cummings
Louisiana
Florida
Samuel W King
Hawaii
Abe Murdock
J. Will Robinson
Utah
College of Idaho athletics chief returns after strike
Pat Pace director of athletics Caldwell returns to work after a walkout over his athletic program. He visited San Francisco during the dispute as trustees hesitated but the matter was settled yesterday. Page now has full authority to shape athletics and predicts strong Northwest Conference impact.
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San Francisco
Pat Pace
College of Idaho
Caldwell
Page
Names Suggested for 4 Peaks in Central Idaho
MOSCOW Idaho March 11 Four mountain peaks in the vicinity of 12655 foot Mount Borah are proposed for new names by Dr B Laney University of Idaho professor of geology They would honor James H Hawley Robert N Bell Sacajawea and Pierre Dorion The Borah group lies in the Lost River range south of Double Springs Pass along the Pahsimeroi river route 27 between Challis
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Moscow
Idaho
Mount Borah
Elewae
B. Laney
Nam
Untl
Lyndman
Ketcham
Boulder
Ountains
Lee Morris
Ed States Geological Survey
Borah
Dr. Laney
Leatherman Peak
Laney
Mount
Pierre Dorion
Wilson Price Hunt
Astor's
Pacific Fur Company
Lost River Range
Double Springs Pass
Por
Wes
Chaliis
American Ambassador in Berlin Protests Attack
Secretary Hull instructed Ambassador William E. Dodd in Berlin to lodge strong protests with the German foreign office over recent German press articles criticizing the United States. The note follows an apology to the German embassy for Mayor La Guardia’s remarks calling Hitler a brown shirted fanatic and the subsequent German press criticism of American institutions and Jewish women.
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Washington
Hull
William E. Dodd
Berlin
Foreign Office
United States
Piorelio H. LaGuardia
New York
LaGuardia
Hitler
American Jewish Congress
Stephen S. Wiss
Wallis Visits in Old Castle at Monts France
Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson visits the Château de Cande on a 1000 acre Monts estate in France. The article notes a circular tower room boudoir connected to a 13th century underground passage and a 190 yard water cross hole on the golf course. Charles Bedaux hosts the visit as tensions over the duke’s potential attendance remain unclear. Autumn wildflowers and March blossoms color the hillside castle.
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New York
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
England
Mrs. Simpson
Herman L. Rogers
Chateau de Cande
Charles E. Bedaux
Indre
Denver Child Swallows Needles Story Ends in Hospital
Ten year old Modelle Carlson told her mother a tale that she swallowed a needle and later confessed she had swallowed three. Physicians initially found no needle but reexamined and removed three needles after the girl returned to the hospital.
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Denver
Modelle Carlson
Maynard Dixon Exhibition At Swanson Hall University
The exhibition of Maynard Dixon's paintings will be open in Swanson hall at the university art department. Hours over Friday and Saturday include 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm with extended hours before the Russian Singers concert. Sunday hours are 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm, closing night. The show is reported among the best in the intermountain country.
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Maynard Dixon
University Art Department
Swanson Hall
Intermountain
Mrs Curry Receives 90th Birthday Dress Gift
Adelaide reports Mrs J B Curry, aged 90, was honored with a new black dress after the store that first served her in 1867 kept a promise to gift another gown on her 90th birthday. The department store’s managers recalled her as its first customer.
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Adelaide
Australia
J. B. Curry
Idaho Weather Mild Tonight With Light Winds
Idaho forecast calls for mild conditions tonight with light winds. No significant precipitation expected as temperatures ease into the evening.
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Idaho
Eagle Hunters Are Selected In Idaho
Idaho State Game Warden Amos Eckert announced five marked men will be sent as deputy game wardens into Salmon river country to shoot eagles. They will earn about $100 a month with the sole order to bring down as many eagles as possible to protect lambs and kids and prepare areas for future wild turkey colonies.
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Eckert
Markemen
Salmon River
Idaho
Idaho Farm Prices Rise in March Report
Idaho farmers face higher prices with the overall index at 124 percent of pre war levels, up 6 percent from January 15 and 31 percent from February 1936. The all crop index sits at 140 percent, up 7 percent from last month, while fruit and vegetable prices rise and livestock products show modest gains. Meat animals rise, dairy steady, poultry declines.
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Boise
Idaho
Richard C. Ross
Federal Agriculture Statistician
War insurance case retried in U S district court
Testimony was heard again today in the $10,000 war risk insurance case of Ephraim Thornton against the federal government. At noon Leland Edmo an Indian was arraigned on a charge of assault. He allegedly used fisticuffs on Milton Quinn an Indian policeman as the officer attempted to arrest a third unnamed person. Ben Davis was by.
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U.S
Ephraim Thornton
Leland Edmo
Milton Quinn
Ben Davis
Fascists Aided by 30 000 Men in Spanish Civil War
Madrid report cites Gen Jose Miaja claiming an undeclared international war has begun with 36 000 Italian soldiers involved. Communique names Generals Bergonzoli Nuvoloni Copi and General Mangini as Italian commanders. Also notes a southern front counter attack near Cordoba and a school collapse in Sutbedis killing 140.
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Madrid
Jose Miaia
Maderid
Spain
Mangini
Bergonzoli
Nuvoloni
Copi
Pozoblanco
Cordoba
Sutbedis
Insurgents Advance In Guadalajar a Sector Near Madrid
Three insurgent columns seize over 100 square miles of government territory in the Guadalajara area and approach within sight of the provincial capital Madrid. A full battalion of government defenders was wiped out at Soria as troops retreat toward Guadalajara and Madrid.
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Guadalajara
Madrid
Red
County Officials Plan Boise Veto Push on Relief Bill
County commissioners from Bear Lake Power Twin Falls Bingham Ada Canyon Bonneville and others meet Governor Barzilla Clark Friday at 3 p m in Boise to seek a veto of a relief bill. Roy T Hale Bannock county commissioner says the bill makes counties fund the relief and relinquish control to a state organizer. He adds counties should decide who receives relief, especially as they share part of the cost.
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Banenock
Bear Lake
Power
Twin Palls
Bingham
Ada
Canyon
Bonneville
Barzilla Clark
Boise
Stat
Roy T. Hale
Bannock
Hale
Boise chamber committee meets governor on bond issue
A chamber of commerce committee led by President E. B. Harper and Secretary Paul V. Nash meets Governor Barzilla Clark in Boise to discuss the bill authorizing a bond issue to restore funds for the local chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. 8. Harper
Paul V. Nash
H. D. MacCosham
E. C. Manson
Boise
Barzilla Clark
Clark
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Old Castle
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Denver Child
Malden
Amos Eckert
Salamanca
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