Tax Bill Concessions Narrow Gap With Opposition
The House Ways and Means Committee moved to exempt food clothing and prescribed medicines from the sales tax in the billion dollar revenue bill. Representative Laguardia signaled he could accept the measure if these levies are dropped, while others push for protections on auto radios refrigerators and other nonessentials. A coastal states meeting eyed the proposed one cent per gallon petroleum import tax amid opposition from New England lawmakers who fear higher fuel costs.
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Laguardia
N. Y
New Yorker
Mills
Ways and Means
Crisp
Washington
House
Atlantic Coast
Office of
Representative Linthicum
New England
Treasury
Follick Services Planned for Wednesday
Lyllan C Follick 41 wife of C L Follick died at the family home 354 Warren avenue after 14 years in Pocatello Funeral services are set for 10 am Wednesday at St Anthony church with Rev C H King leading The Rosary will be recited at Hall chapel Tuesday at 8 pm
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Lyllan C. Follick
C. l L. Follick
Warren Avenue
Pocatello
St. Anthony Church
Rev
C. H. King
Hall Chapel
Woman in hoax death plot returns to normal life
In Santa Cruz a widow and her 12 year old daughter were at the center of a cruel hoax about death plans. The incident caused a stir but the characters involved have since resumed ordinary routines.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
S .Rale
Winifred Woodard
W. S. Brown
George L. Woodard
Boulder Creek
Santa Cruz Mountains
Floyd Cullings
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Harold
Brown
Little Harold
Fickle Spring Arrives With Mild Weather
Southern Idaho experiences a milder start to spring with 29 to 45 degree highs amid lingering winter. Reports note robin and bluebird sights, frost weepage on highways, and detours between Heyburn and American Falls Burley as runoff is expected later in May.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Pocatello Highway District
Heyburn
American Falls
Burley
Trade Committee Dinner Discusses Pocatello Shopping Days
The Trade Events committee of the chamber of commerce plans a 6:30 dinner at the Bannock hotel to discuss spring trade events named Pocatello shopping days. Merchants are urged to attend as they review the city’s retail trade and regional agriculture, livestock, and payroll figures.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Graf Zeppelin Leaves for Brazil Nonstop Flight
Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen Germany at dawn on March 21 1932 for its first nonstop flight to Pernambuco Brazil The dirigible aims to demonstrate long range air travel capabilities and showcases German aviation prowess.
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Graf
Brazil
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Pernambuco
Kidnap Details Outlined In Suspect Statement
The Tribune prints Ignace Blaustein's first statement to Pocatello police and Newark officials outlining a kidnapping claim tied to the Lindbergh case. He describes contact with abductors Williams and Clark, a stolen Chrysler Imperial, license plates changes, and a late night Newark ride with a baby aboard. He provides a rough diagram of Newark streets to show where the infant might be held.
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Man
Eddie Williams
Chick Clark
Roth
New York
Lower East Side
Clark
Williams
New Jersey
Newark
Brooklyn
Philco
Hudson
Park Street
Avenue
Crooked Work Charged on Highway Jobs in Boise
Governor Ross expected back from north Idaho with a statement on contractors cheating highway workers out of wages. Thomas McDonough, head of the Federal Employment Bureau, charged workers were paid as low as 25 cents an hour in a Saturday night statement.
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Boise
Ross
North
Idaho
Thomas McDonough
Federal Employment Bureau
Conviction Upheld in Bannock County Jail Break Case
The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed the 1931 conviction of Rulon Wilson and three others for an attempted jail breakout at Bannock County Jail in Pocatello. Wilson aided with tools to break through bars and floor, while Meyers and Lucero received prison terms and fines for their roles in the plot.
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Boise
State Supreme Court
Rulon Wilson
Bannock County
Pocatello
Wilson
District Court
Nicholas Plans to Return Home After Paris-Nice Run
Prince Nicholas of Romania told the AP he will return to his brother King Carol's court. He drove from Paris to Nice, ranking high in the race as official results await Friday. The prince had previously angered Carol by marrying Madame Jana Deletj and faced possible loss of royal prerogatives before reconciliation.
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Nice
Mar
Prince Nicholas
Romania
Associated Press
Carol
Paris
Paris-Nice
Jana Deletj
Nicholas
Utah Fair Weather Tonight and Tuesday
The Utah forecast warns of cooler conditions in the southeast tonight with a general drop in temperatures. A cold front moves through, bringing lower high temperatures and potential breezes into Tuesday across the region.
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Utah
Gallett Seeks Re election for Idaho State Auditor
E. G. Gallett of Pocatello announces his candidacy for re election as Idaho state auditor subject to Republican primaries. A railro ad trainman by trade he served as Bannock county clerk for 14 years and later as secretary of the public utilities commission for five years. He is a longtime official known across Idaho and a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Pocatellan
G. Gallett
Pocatello Tribune
Gallett
Bannock
Public Utilities Commission
B. of R. T
Idaho
Foshay Founders Convicted On Mail Fraud Counts
Wilbur B. Foshay and H. H. Henley founders of the Foshay enterprises were found guilty on four of 17 counts of using the mails to defraud by a federal court jury in Minneapolis. Judge Joseph W. Molyneau sentenced each to 15 years in Leavenworth and fined $1,000 with a 42 day stay for appeal. The verdict followed six days of deliberation by the 11 jurors after an earlier trial ended in a hung jury.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Wilbur B. Foshay
H. H. Henley
Foshay Enterprises
Joseph W. Molyneau
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kas
Pigeons Offer Clues in Baby Kidnap Case
Hopewell New Jersey March 21 Investigators in the Lindbergh kidnapping case were excited by two notes allegedly carried by carrier pigeons One was a hoax the other unverifiable leaving investigators with no tangible result in their long search for the missing baby The state police bulletin at 10 o clock issued by Col H Norman Schwarzkopf noted no new evidence
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Hopewell
N. J
New Jersey
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Board discussed abolishing Vincent's job and salary
Boise March 21 Mrs Myrtle R Davis state superintendent of public instruction said the board discussed removing the office of commissioner of education or cutting his salary Vincent earns six thousand dollars a year. She named Asher B Wilson and T A Walters as supporters of supplies for her department after funds were exhausted.
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Boise
Myrtle R. Davis
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
J. G. H. Graveley
Davis
W. D. Vincent
Vincent
State Board
Murder Trial Seeker Seeks Death Penalty for Apache Youth
The trial of Mac Seymour, accused of first degree murder in the death of Henrietta rer, ends with assistant US attorney C V Perrin urging a death verdict and asking jurors to consider duty to society as they deliberate on the White River reservation killing. Defense counsel John P. Doneherty argues fault lies with the girl.
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GLOBE
Mac Seymour
C. V. Perrin
United States
Perrin
Henrietta Rer
Columbia
Lar
White River
House Votes To Extend Relief
The House passed an amended bill to extend a moratorium on construction charges for water users on federal reclamation projects. It postpones all 1931 charges and half of 1943 charges until contract end and extends by a year the start of construction on the Uncompahgre project in Colorado. Rep. Smith estimated the moratorium would defer about $3,000,000 to the reclamation fund.
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Washington
Mar
House
Colorado
Smith
Idaho
Reclamation
Judges Inspect Contest Exhibits
Miniature homes designed by public school students were judged by two committee members this morning. Paul Brown could not attend in time to announce the winners this afternoon. Mrs. Isaac McDougall and W. H. Mussellman served as the other judges.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Beautiful
Paul Brown
Isaac McDougall
University of Idaho Art Department
W. H. Mussellman
City Beautiful Committee
Will Rogers on taxes from Congress and public spending
Will Rogers writes from Santa Monica praising the tax debate as Congress considers rates up to 72 percent for some incomes. He quips about fractions of wealth and cites public willingness to sacrifice if permitted to direct funds, arguing the crime of taxation lies in spending choices, not in collection.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Congress
Russia
Will Rogers
Man Held in Jail Grilled in Kidnapping Case
New Jersey officers interviewed Blaustein in Pocatello after five hours as they pursue leads in the Lindbergh kidnapping. Blaustein, who last week claimed to have driven the kidnapers’ car and named two accomplices, repudiated his earlier statements and said he knows only what he read in newspapers. He is jailed on a burglary charge and has made confessions tied to the case during telephone exchanges with Newark officials.
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New Jersey
Pocatello
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Ignace Blaustein
Blaustein
Newark
LATE WIRE BULLETINS
Multiple short items report on state tax receipts surpassing fifty thousand dollars. Fresno Bee and Tribune newspaper changes. discovery of airmail gear at Riverview golf course. a supreme court ruling invalidating certain transfers for estate tax. Springfield high school fire with injuries and broader incendiary fires. reports of women shot in Romania while defending churches. Oklahoma ice sale laws set aside by the supreme court. Senate Borah inquiry into Justice Department case over mail fraud. House consideration to shift enforcement of liquor bans in Indian country to Interior Department.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Brandeis and Stone
Senate
Interior Department
War Department
House
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Trade Committee
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Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
the Tribune
Robert Pugmire
Pocatello Police Department
T. (. Coffin
Pocatello City
Leroy Meyers
Leo Lucero
Foshay
Connecticut
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Theto
MacGolney Seymour
Globe, Ariz
Henrietta Schmerler
Columbia University
Tribune
Fresno
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