Italy Denies Aiding Spanish Rebel Forces
The Associated Press reports Fascist Italy denies landing thousands of troops in Spain, stating only volunteer doctors and nurses have entered since the non intervention accord. Mussolini’s return from Libya influences British discussions as diplomats weigh the Madrid Guadalajara front and foreign fighters.
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Associated Press
Italy
Spain
Great Britain
Ilauce
Cadiz
Madrid-Guadalajara
Rome
II Duce
Libya
Mussolini
Madrid
Guadalajara
London
Clark Says He Welcomes Criticism From Senator Hitt
Gov Barsilla W Clark says he could not ask for nicer criticism than from Senator Houston T Hitt for permitting autocratic bureaus to remain in power. Hitt accuses the bureau of highways and Clark cites praise as harmful to judgment. The legislature recently funded a $25 000 audit of the department of public works in which J H Stemmer serves as director.
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Boise
Barsilla W. Clark
Houston T. Hitt
Hitt
Owyhee County
Bureau of Highways
Clark
J. H. Stemmer
Department of Public Works
Stemmer
Hix Returned to Idaho's Pen for Escape Charge
Salt Lake City dispatch reports William Hix chained and handcuffed, waived extradition, and prepared for immediate return to Boise to face charges as an escaped convict. The 93 year old was moved from Utah where he was jailed for theft and is sought by Canyon county authorities.
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Salt Lake City
William Hix
Idaho
Pee
Utah
Boise
Canyon County
Elmore County
Elmore
Roosevelt Sees No New Tax Need
President Roosevelt said in Warm Springs that he hoped there would be no new taxes this session of Congress. He spoke from his motor car during a vacation press conference, replying to Marriner Eccles’s call for a balanced budget possibly with tax increases.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Senate panel approves crop insurance bill for wheat
The Senate agriculture committee sent the administration plan to the floor with a favorable report. It creates a 100 million dollar federal company to insure wheat against weather disease and pests starting 1938.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Pope
Didaho
The
Service Commission
Comptroller General Post-Audit
Funeral services for Mrs Loux set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Colman Loux, prominent Pocatello civic leader, will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Episcopal church. The Rev Victor Newman will officiate with a procession from the Loux home 124 South Johnson to North Arthur church. Pallbearers include Charles Cannon Judge D W Standard and others. interment in Mountainview Cemetery. She is survived by husband Dr C E M Loux two children Miss Helen Loux and Charles E Loux a brother Thomas B Dolman and a step son Carl Loux.
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Martha Colman Loux
Pocatello
Episcopal Church
Victor E. Newman
Loux
South Johnson
North Arthur
Charles Cannon
D. W. Standard
W. H. Cleave
T. D. Jones
Walter Peck
C. L. Lewis
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan
La Ferriere Granted Week-Long Police Reprieve
In Paris on March 23 Madeline La Ferriere, linked to Count Charles De Cham brunt’s shooting amid alleged affection for Mussolini, received a one week respite from intensive police questioning after a three hour session yesterday.
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Paris
Mme
Madeline la Ferriere
Charles de Chambrun
Mussolini
Italy
Benito
Representative Dies Springfield Ohio
Springfield Ohio report notes the death of 17 year old Newton H H Fairbanks, brother of the late Charles Pair, in a brief obituary segment dated March 23.
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Springfield
Ohio
Newton HH. Fairbanks
Charles Pair
TennesseeGirls Marry Young Women Challenge Law
In Sneedville Tennessee mountain area strains rise as girls under the legal marriage age wed. Eunice Winstead wed 23 year old Charlie Jones amid criticism of Tennessee law prompting a 16 year minimum. weeks later 14 year old Dollie Livesay married 23 year old James Brewer near Middlesboro Kentucky. Parents pledge to follow example as their children grow.
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Sneedville
Tenn
Middlesboro
Livesays
Winsteads
Dock Livesay
Treadway
Eunice
Idaho Falls Honors State Basketball Champions
Idaho Falls high school celebrated the Tigers return from Moscow with the state basketball trophy after a 22 to 20 win over Wallace at the University of Idaho. Coach Glen Jacoby and players were toasted by students and townspeople as Alyson E. Smith and local business leaders offered congratulations. The ceremony also featured presentation of the district trophy and the 1936 Big Ten football co championship trophy.
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Idaho Falls
Moscow
Wallace
University of Idaho
Glen Jacoby
Chamber of Commerce
Alyson E. Smith
Linfield College President Addresses McMinnville Students
Dr. E. J. Anderson, president of Linfield College in McMinnville Oregon, spoke to high school students this afternoon and was scheduled to address a group again this evening.
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E. J. Anderson
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Anderson
Chrysler Strike Talks With Murphy and Lewis
Gov. Frank Murphy invited Walter P. Chrysler and John L. Lewis to Lansing for a Wednesday meeting to avert costly measures in the Chrysler strike. The state would support public authority if needed, with writs of attachment already issued against about 6,000 strikers at eight Chrysler plots.
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Oranization
P. Chrysler
Washington
Walter P. Chrysler
Lansing
Mich
Chrysler Motor Company
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Allen Campbell
Weller P. Chrysler
United Automobile Workers’ de
London School Explosion Spurs Texas Rural Inspection
The New London disaster prompts immediate calls for rigid inspection of all rural Texas schools. Officials report gas accumulation caused the blast, cite potential safe measures, and urge a state electric law, boiler safety code, and exit codes to prevent future tragedies.
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Texas
Austin
National Guard
New London
James V. Allred
Felix R. McKnight
East Texas
London
Gordon C. Hawley
Fire Insurance Department
Schoch
University of Texas Chemical Engineering
Hawley
Idaho Faces Spring Blizzard For Fresh Cold Front
Idaho towns report heavy snowfall and high winds as Old Man Winter returns. Snow began as rain last night and accelerated, with gusts 25 to 30 mph. March precipitation totals run above normal while temperatures drop, disrupting travel and signaling continued wintry weather.
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Pocatellans
H. H. Smith
Wevener
Bannock County
Eays
Downey
Idaho Falls
Union Halts Activities As Port Closes
The Los Angeles Port was closed by the Waterfront Employers' Association triggering a swift response from the International Longshoremen's Union. Pickets were withdrawn from the freighter Lancaster as the port prepared to reopen around noon after a maritime labor dispute linked to cross coast crew staffing. Thirty two ships in the harbor were affected by the shutdown and the action followed a 99 day winter strike.
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San Pedro
Calif
Los Angeles
Waterfront Employers’ Association
International Longeshoremen’s Union
Lancaster
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Utah Senator Warns on Sit-Down Strikes
Senator Thomas of Utah says arbitration is key to industrial peace and opposes sit-down strikes as boomerang threats while supporting labor organization. He urges a branch of American industrial labor law guided by mutual helpfulness rather than political right and wrong.
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Washington
Thomas
Utah
Washington Star
Utahn
Senate
Civil Liberties Committee
Utah Adopts State Primary System Shift From Conventions
Governor Blood signed a bill moving Utah to a direct primary system starting with the 1938 county elections. The process may require up to three elections, with the first on the second Tuesday of September, a runoff two weeks later, and the top two candidates advancing if no one wins 50 percent. Voters need not declare party affiliation but may vote within one party. Parties with at least 2 percent of the previous general election vote gain primary ballot spots. others can qualify via petitions of 500 electors.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Blood
Forest wardens unite for cooperative fire fighting
Boise reports Southern Idaho forest wardens organized to combat wet timberland risks. The campaign centers on cooperative fire fighting strategies to curb spread and protect woodlands and nearby communities.
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Boise
Idaho
Tribune Second Issue Credits and Staff Roles
The second issue of the Tribune lists editors and staff from the Bengal including Pete Stratton Al bert Gillesby Harry Whitten and Garth Bramwell with roles across editorials wires proof reporting and society pages Ora belle Williams is society editor and others like Ed M Haroldson Frank Grover and Doris Daniels contributed. G. Nicholas Iffr is thanked as managing editor and thanks extended to several others for guidance and support.
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The
Tribune
Bengal
Pete Stratton
Burg
Albert Gillesby
Idaho
Harry Whitten
Garth Bramwell
William Cady
John Kandler
Dan Hitchcock
Jane Crowley
Flying Duchess of Bedford Feared Lost After Flight
Emergency workers in the Fenlands hunted for the 71 year old Duchess of Bedford after a solo flight from Woburn. She took off at 3 30 pm and was due back about two hours later, last seen flying near flooded fields. The Duchess began flying at 62 and has logged many miles. she is mother to the Marquess of Tavistock.
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London
Fenlands
Britain
Duchess of Bedford
Woburn
Marquess of
Pan American Clipper Reaches Kingman Reef Flight
The Pan American Clipper, a six man crew airship, began from Alameda California and aimed for Auckland New Zealand on a 6820 mile leg. It was to depart Pearl Harbor Hawaii and reach Kingman Reef en route, with engine trouble delaying takeoff.
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Honolulu
Alameda
Calif
Auckland
N. Z
Kingman Reef
E.S.T
Kingman Lagoon
Pan American Airways
America
Pan American
Almeda
Pacific
Allie J. Copeland
Kingman
Gess Appointed Warden of Idaho Penitentiary
William H. Gess was named warden of the Idaho penitentiary by the state board of prison commissioners. He succeeds Ira Taylor of Rigby, who resigned to become commissioner of public works. Governor Barzilla Clark and Attorney General J W Taylor supported the appointment. Ira Masters opposed it.
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Boise
William H. Gess
Noise
Idaho Penitentiary
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Ira Taylor
Rigby
Barzilla W. Clark
J. W. Taylor
Geas
Ira Masters
Utah Weather Report Brief
Utah generally fair tonight with cold north winds and scattered light snow in the north. Wednesday forecast shows continued cold conditions with chilly winds across the state.
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Utah
Borah Challenges Court History Roosevelts Plan Debate
Raymond Moley testified before Senate committee that Roosevelt's court bill would weaken the Supreme Court and abandon the American method of reform. He proposed four constitutional changes and argued New Deal aims require amendments. Senator Borah challenged flexibility of the Court and warned against judicial oligarchy as Moley testified.
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Washington
Raymond Moley
White House
Senate
Mhedictary Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Moley
Neely
D-W.va
West Virginia
Borah
AAA
Damage suit dismissed after 20 hours of deliberation
The jury in Ray Rosselin versus Intertype Corporation a $15 000 damage suit and counter suit stemming from a January 24 1935 automobile collision between Marcus Holling and Ray Gosselin was dismissed by Judge C C Cav anah as the session neared the calendar's end. The court also heard New International Mortgage Bank versus J C Wallace et al a case to stop water from the Woohal ranch reaching a storage reservoir near Conda Idaho.
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Ray Rosselin
Intertype Corporation
C. C. Cavanah
United States District Court
Plaintif
Marcus W. Holling
Ray Gosselin
American Falls
Burley
Idaho
New International Mortgage Bank
J. C. Wallace
D. J
J. E. Lau
C. A. Lallatin
Woohal Ranch
Conda
Utah to seek integration of reclamation irrigation policies
Utah representatives plan a March 23 meeting in Salt Lake City to push integration of reclamation and irrigation policies, aiming for coordinated water management strategies among state agencies.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
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la Ferriere
Thomas C. Wilcox
Wayne County
Blackfoot
UNION
Reef
Gess
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