Wheeler of Montana recalls Roosevelt writings of 1933
Senator Wheeler quoted President Roosevelt’s 1933 book Looking Forward claiming adding judges would worsen the nation’s ills. The Judiciary Committee heard public testimony on the Roosevelt court bill as Devaney urged approval and Holt charged patronage drives the proposal.
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Supreme Court
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Stray Pup Returns Lost Wallet In Oregon Riverside Tale
In Redmond Oregon on March 12 a farmer named W. A. Miller found Opportunity at his ranch. While plowing he dropped his billfold and the stray dog retrieved it, returning the wallet to Miller who then took the dog home.
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TEAM PASSING THROUGH ON ROUTE TO NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
The Walla Walla Wimpies, Northwest A A U champions, travel in a private car attached to the Portland Rose and pass through Pocatello in route to the national tournament. They won the Northwest A A U title at Seattle.
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Bar Association Opposes F D R Supreme Court Plan
The American Bar Association voted 16,132 against and 2,563 for Roosevelt’s plan to increase the number of Supreme Court justices in a mail referendum. Membership totals 29,616 with 19,136 returns counted and 370 voided for missing signatures.
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Supreme Court
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Edward T. Fairchild
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Board of Elections
Senate Hearing on Thomas J. Mooney Pardon Initiative
March 12 reports supporters of a legislative pardon for life term convict Thomas J. Mooney prepare for a state senate hearing in Sacramento. Mooney's San Francisco lawyer George T. Davis plans to file exceptions to adverse findings by referee A. E. Shaw in Mooney's habeas corpus petition.
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Thomas J. Mooney
State Senate
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Senate
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Blackfoot Student Helene Smith Runs for Idaho Southern Presidency
Helene Smith of Blackfoot campaigns on a two point platform for Idaho Southern student body president. She backs a founder's day celebration with pageants and contests and urges consumer research to compare student used products. Election is March 16.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Southern
Miss Smith
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Grace
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Challis
Reid
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Sun Valley May Get Postoffice
Washington March 12 First Assistant Postmaster General W W Howes said the department is seriously considering establishing a post office at Sun Valley winter resort Inspectors have investigated and it appears prompt establishment of an office is necessary to provide adequate facilities
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W. W. Howes
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Winter Resort
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Utah Weather Forecast Updates Tonight and Saturday
Weather brief notes rain or snow possible tonight and Saturday in Utah with colder conditions by Saturday. Southwest portion of the state likely to experience the wintry mix as temperatures dip.
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Utah
Idaho Senate bills readied for Governor Clark signature
Senate bills listed for signing became law May 6 1937 unless noted otherwise. Bills include leasing county property up to five years SB 65 mineral rights leasing in navigable river beds SB 76 county reclassifications SB 92 tuition distribution for nonresident pupils SB 141 increasing total disability benefits after 400 weeks SB 146 authorizing oil and gas land leases with royalties SB 147 defining Custer county boundaries SB 152 settlements for 1933 1934 1933 34 SB 154 restricting sale or transfer of power permits to Idaho citizens SB 172 creating a board of chiropractic examiners SB 176 recording brands with agriculture dept SB 178 extending corporate terms SB 185 foreclosing state loans mortgages after two year lapse SB 188 unemployment law revision SB 191 funding bonds for irrigation districts SB 193 establishing junior districts SB 196 branding inspectors for livestock night moving inspection SB 202 eliminating unemployment contributions SB 203 204 205 207 superseded by HB 455 456 457 458 correcting a senate procedural error for bond issues at state institutions
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Idaho
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Department of Agriculture
Senate
Blackfoot
Nampa
Orofino
St. Anthony
Governor Clark's veto jeopardizes Idaho Southern campus expansion
A University Relations Committee statement warns Governor Barzilla Clark may veto House Bill 443. It projects a loss of 340 909.08 in capital outlay, blocking a 160 000 Liberal Arts classroom project and related campus improvements including land purchases road paving and water system upgrades.
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Public Works Administration
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Pocatello
University
Idaho Brewers Target Beer Tax Evasion
The Idaho Brewers association joined the state law enforcement department to combat tax evasions. Delegates from Nampa Pocatello Boise and Idaho Falls discussed fair trade practices and the chiselers in March.
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Idaho Brewers Association
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Pocatello
Boise
Idaho Falls
Borah Asked to Aid Appointment
A mother seeks help for her son’s Supreme Court appointment under Roosevelt’s plan. She meets Senator Borah, a leading opponent of the bill, who reportedly has no influence with the Democratic administration on appointments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Idaho
Cora Rubin
Governor Clark Signs Broad Idaho Bills
Governor Barzilla W. Clark signed about twenty bills including exemptions on poultry from levy executions, allowing up to 10 mills on sheep, tightening milk container sanitation, raising ice cream butter fat, requiring produce cash buyers to register, cutting irrigation delinquencies to 8 percent, enabling warrants payments for school districts, setting tax exemption claim hearings, funding a public works audit, creating a deputy reclamation commissioner, authorizing toll bridges, funding governor and treasurer, validating municipal use of federal funds, converting loan entities, and paying county burials in emergencies.
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Department of Public Works
Commissioner of Reclamation
Townsend Is Sentenced For Contempt Of House
Dr. Francis E Townsend received one month in jail and a $100 fine for contempt of the House of Representatives. His $1,000 bond was continued pending appeal. Townsend, old age pension leader, left a House committee meeting last summer amid questioning of his pension group. He said, Try as they can to imprison me, they can't imprison that idea.
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Francis E. Townsend
House of Representatives
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House Committee
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U. S
Peyton Gordon
Gordon
Elisha Hanson
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Berkeley man dies after saving wife during train danger
Rudolph Krowell, 42, of Berkeley California saved his wife from a stalled car and a coming train by shoving her to safety. He was struck and killed, while his wife escaped with minor injuries.
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Berkeley
Calif
Rudolph Krowell
CIO Leaders Chart Plans to Sustain Union Gains
CIO affiliated leaders in Pittsburgh and Cleveland outlined plans to consolidate organizing results. Philip Murray reported on strategy after recognition by Vic Carnegie-Illinois Steel, while Homer Martin announced UAW membership near 300,000 by month end.
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Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Cleveland
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Red Raiders Gain Final In Tourney
McCammon high Red Raiders reached the district basketball final by defeating the Shelley Spuds 21 to 17. They meet Pocatello's Indians at 8 p m after a 1-1 start, an 8-3 halftime edge, and a 14-11 three-quarter lead.
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McCammon High
Shelley Spuds
Raiders
Pocatello
Indians
McCammon
Shelley
Seven West Virginia Victims Brought Out
Logan West Virginia March 12 rescue crews recovered seven bodies from the MacBeth mine after a deadly explosion. H P Farley head of the mines department said nine more were found and two others may be missing for days as crews work to reach them.
Madrid battle report and mine disaster cross paths
Insurgent forces press toward Madrid with heavy shelling in the Guad alajara corridor as Franco’s troops claim progress near Tri-Jeuque. Separately a mine near Logan, eight miles east of, Logan, Utah, claims seven identified victims among many injured and a continuing rescue amid debris and smoke.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Guadalajara
Francisco Franco
TrijJeuque
Tri- Jeuque
Robert Meriman
University of California, Berkeley
Calif
International Brigade
Murcia
Jaramara Valley
Hutchinson Coal Company
Logan
Clark Refuses To Change Mind On Bond Veto
Boise March 12 Governor Barzilla Clark rejects eastern Idaho delegation request to reverse his veto on a 485000 bond issue for educational institutions at Pocatello Moscow and Gooding led by Paul Nash secretary of the Pocatello chamber of commerce. He says he will not change his mind and will veto four additional bond bills for building and improvements at other institutions.
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Barzvilla Wlark
Idaho
Pocatello
Moscow
Gooding
Paul Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
State Auditor Sees General Fund Deficit For Idaho
State Auditor Harry C. Parsons estimated the 24th Idaho legislature’s appropriations will leave the general fund with a deficit of 1,195,560 if all measures are signed by Governor Barzilla W. Clark. He cited total appropriations of 10,811,884 with 500,000 allowed for operating surplus and listed resources totaling 10,116,324.
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Boise
Harry C. Parsons
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Mayor Plans Real Park Development
Mayor R. M. Terrell says spring city improvements include starting Manson park development near the Short Line right of way with grass and trees. A tree line will be planted at the east end of the subway aligning with last year’s plantings, while development proceeds north of Ross park and the Gregerson to Weller area. The boulevard system linking all parks is advancing, with new home inquiries along the boulevard targeting Caldwell and Portneuf area parks.
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Terrell
Ross Park
Gregerson Place
Weller
Pocatello
Portneuf
Caldwell
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