Supreme Court Withholds Wagner Labor Act Rulings
The U S Supreme Court refused to review eight new cases challenging the Wagner Labor Relations Act and postponed final rulings on Wagner Labor and Railway Labor laws. A Washington wage law for women and a New York social security case also faced delays as justices prepare opinions for March 29. Senator McCarran criticized the plan to reorganize the court, urging gradual reform and noting law as a progressive science.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Norman C. Norman
Federal District Court
Norris proposes court control bill and nine year term limit
Senator Norris introduced drafts of both a bill and a constitutional amendment to impose a degree of control on the courts. He would require a two thirds Supreme Court vote to strike down a law and propose a nine year limit on federal court appointments, calling lifetime tenure a relic of monarchy.
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Washington
Norris
Ind-Neb
Senate
Supreme Court
Race tight in Idaho Southern student body race
Waynard Lowe a Grace pre med student and brother of the incumbent runs close with Helene Smith of Blackfoot in a three cornered race for Idaho Southern university student body president. Lowe is in Denver to defend his school's honor in the national A A U basketball tournament.
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Idaho Southern University
Waynard Lowe
Grace
Sherman
Denver
Helene Smith
Blackfoot
Duke of Windsor to visit Wallis in France
Reports from Vienna indicate the Duke of Windsor plans a trip to France next week to meet Wallis Warfield Simpson. The Austrian source says a reunion near Paris is arranged, possibly announced as an Easter excursion by the former king.
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London
Duke of Windsor
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Paris
England
Baron Rothschild
Clark Signs Idaho Bills in Boise
Governor Barzilla W. Clark signed numerous measures in Boise on March 15. The package includes allowing leasing of mineral lands in navigable river beds, creating a Boundary County game preserve, supervising Heyburn park improvements, joint administration of estates of those dying intestate, reactivating licenses for foreign corporations, and setting new workmen's compensation for dependents. It also covers oil and gas leases, irrigation funding bonds, narcotics regulation, embalmer licensing, and brand inspection requirements.
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
Boundary County
Heyburn Park
Department of Public Works
State Land Board
Department of Agriculture
Pocatello Legislator to Speak at Chamber Forum Luncheon
F M Bistline of Pocatello, Bannock county's representative, will address the chamber of commerce forum luncheon on Wednesday. He will outline legislative activities of general interest. The chamber board also approved weekly Monday meetings. West Yellowstone requested consideration of a new effort.
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F. M. Bistline
Pocatello
Bannock County
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bistline
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
West Yellowstone
Earhart postpones world flight start due to storm
Amelia Earhart delayed the 27000 mile around the world attempt as heavy seas and a west coast storm hinder takeoff plans. A Pan American clipper backed from its Honolulu trip amid thick weather while Earhart weighs Mills airport, Burbank, or Oakland as possible starting points. Four crew join Earhart including Manning Noonan and Mantz with further stops at Howland and Darwin.
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Oakland
Calif
Amelia Earhart
Honolulu
San Francisco
United States Weather Bureau
California
E. H. Bowdie
Miss Earhart
United States
George Palmer Pn
Mills
San Francisco Bay
Burbank
Los Angeles
Putnam
Harry Manning
Fred J. Noonan
Paul Mantz
Mantz
Noonan
Howland Island
Captain Manning
Darwin
Australia
Explosions Hit Madrid as Fighting Rages Around University City
Reports from Madrid and Naval Carnero describe four blasts from government mines in University City and insurgent artillery tearing into downtown buildings. Franco orders a general advance along the Jarama front and a thrust from Guadalajara as foreign nations discuss neutrality.
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Madrid
University City
Francisco Franco
Naval Carnero
Spain
Jarama
Guadalajara
Blackfoot merchants open spring merchandise sale
Blackfoot Idaho merchants plan a first public showing of new spring merchandise on Tuesday evening. Stores will stay open from 7 to 10 pm and a sale will be held during the event.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Merchants to Meet Idaho Falls for Spring Opening
Retail meet scheduled in Idaho Falls to plan a spring opening and Easter carnival set for March 24. The gathering occurs March 15 to coordinate events and promotions.
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Idaho Falls
Former Organist of Church Dies
Edway P. Kimball 53 former head organist of the Mormon tabernacle in Salt Lake City died today at the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints building in Washington He was organist and missionary for the Washington church and secretary of the Washington Rotary Club Funeral to be held at the church tomorrow burial in Salt Lake City
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Washington
Edway P. Kimball
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Kimball
Washington Church
Washington Rotary Club
Smith Refuses Boise Commissioner Appointment
J A Smith of Salmon City federal highway engineer declined Governor Barzilla W Clark's proposed appointment as commissioner. Smith had planned to stay as he preferred his present post. Rumors linked Senator James H Ne to succeed G E McKelvey. Clark declined to comment.
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Boise
J. A. Smith
Salmon City
Barzilla W Clark
Department of Public Works
Smith
Nampa
Pocatello
Clark
Statehouse
James H. Ne
St. Maries
Senate
G. E. McKelvey
Mount Hawry and Mount Bell Named in Idaho
ARCO March 15. Bottolfsen reports two southern Idaho mountains receive names from local figures. Mount Hawry honors the first permanent settler in the Little Lost River valley, while Mount Bell namesake reflects its appearance. Dr. F B Laney of the University of Idaho proposed names for peaks near Mount Borah for former Governor James H Hawley and former State Mines Inspector Robert A Bell. both are deceased.
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ARCO
Idaho
C. A. Bottolfsen
Los Mver
F. B. Laney
Univey of Idaho
Moont Borah
James H. Hawley
Robert A. Bell
Roosevelt files income tax return at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt, choosing to prepare his own tax return without White House help, worked at a logwood fireplace in his Warm Springs cottage to meet the deadline. The scene showed relief spreading among many citizens as the income tax moved toward the deadline.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
White House
Big Mountain Vacation Cottage
Summer sports plan and new buildings for Sun Valley
Idaho March 15 Special America's new ski capital in the Sawtooth mountains hosts the national amateur championship this year and will see a large Sun Valley building program. Averell Harriman announces summer sports plans and open competition from July through September with fishing, hunting, and family recreation in a growing resort wilderness near Sun Valley.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
America
Sawtooth Mountains
Averell Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Sawtooth Range
Virgin Mountain
Silver Creek
Harriman
Utah Legislature Closes Session Deliberations End
Utah's lawmakers adjourned the 22nd legislature after passing appropriation and levy bills and a delayed debate over two unconfirmed appointments and a proposal for an investigative resolution. Lawmakers, unpaid for the final three days, prepared to return home.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tremonton
Six Injured in Trementon Car Crash Involving Horses
Six persons were injured in a crash near Trementon Utah when three cars collided after horses ran into the road at 9 30 p m Sunday. Injured are Bernice Saunders 14 Ardis Saunders 17 Charline Saunders 13 Max Lawland 18 Orson Solverson 60 and William Palmer 22 all conveyed to Valley Hospital. Deputy Sheriff John Burt investigated the incident.
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Tremonton
Utah
the Valley Hospital
Bernice Saunders
Colliston
Ardis Saunders
Collinston
Charlene Saunders
Max Lawland
Idaho
Orson Solverson
William Palmer
Ards Saunders
Layland
Car Crash Kills Idaho Man Near Enterprise Oregon
Fred Glenn about 70 of Weiser Idaho was killed in a late Sunday automobile accident near Enterprise Oregon. The crash involved a car driven by Harley Allen Joseph Oregon postmaster and former publisher. County Coroner C L Booth of Enterprise reported the fatality.
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LA Grande
Occ
Fred Glenn
Weiser
Idaho
Enterprise
Harley Allen
Joseph
Ore
C. L Booth
Rob Theatre L A Kidnappers Take 1500 From Safe
Three men kidnapped Leo Popkin manager of the Million Dollar Theatre. They forced him to open a safe, took 1500 dollars, then fled. Popkin notified officers about the incident.
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Los Angeles
Leo Popkin
Ceme Tates
Meg
Sound
Idaho Governor seeks budget balance amid fiscal strains
Governor Barzilla Clark outlined steps to balance Idaho's 1927 38 budget and preserve credit for farmers. He vetoes a 1.5 million general fund transfer to schools and allows a farm mortgage deficiency bill to become law without his signature to keep loans flowing from the federal land bank. He warned of further cuts if revenue measures fail.
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
Idaho
Federal Land Bank
Clark
Land Bank
Idaho Autos Are Wrecked On Yellowstone Highway
Slick pavement on the Yellowstone highway six miles south of Blackfoot caused two accidents Saturday night. Hyrum Fowler and Horace Fowler with Miss Idonna Porter, all of Blackfoot, suffered cuts and bruises. other occupants in a California car also injured though names and injuries were not learned. Both cars were badly damaged.
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Blackfoot
Yellowstone
Here
Hyrum Fowler
Horace
Idonna Porter
California
Ivey Announces Free Public Movie Showings in Bannock Hotel
W. J. Ivey of the Red Cedar Shingle Bureau Seattle says two films will be shown this evening at 7 30 in the Dorion Room Bannock hotel. The pictures focus on home construction and will be shown free of charge with the public invited.
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W. J. Ivey
Red Cedar Shingle Bureau
Seattle
Dorion
Bannock Hotel
Itich Dea
Judge issues injunction against Chrysler sit down strikers
Cir cuit Judge Allan Campbell granted an injunction ordering sit down strikers to evacuate Chrysler core plant sites in the Detroit area. He said Wagner Act may be valid but does not permit occupancy of property and warned that respect for law is menaced. The order returns 9:30 a.m. Wednesday with sheriff to serve. Dodge local president warned subsequent action.
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Detroit
Allan Campbell
Chrysler
Campbell
Wayne County
George S. Wilson
Dodge
Officials in strike plagued states wrestle with complex issues
Officials in a score of states grapple with complex strike related issues as labor actions spread. Authorities seek solutions amid wage demands, staffing gaps, and public disruption across multiple sectors.
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Associated Press
Canton Wife Slaying Prompts Probe in Ohio City
Canton Detective Captain Elmer E. Clark said contractor Deuber S. Cable admitted companionship with a 45 year old divorcee who is held for questioning as authorities probe the shotgun killing of Cable’s socially prominent wife. Investigators point to jealousy and possible hired help.
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Canton, O
Elmer E. Clark
Deuber S. Cable
Canton
Cable
Clark
Akron
A. C. L. Barthelmeh
Barthelmeh
Bengals Defeated In Extra Period
Idaho Southern Bengals of Pocatello led 22-8 at halftime but lost to Oklahoma City University 34-32 in a five minute overtime in the National AAU basketball tournament held in Denver.
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Denver
Idaho Southern Bengals
Pocatello
Oklahoma City University
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