No Agreement Yet In Chrysler Strike Says Governor
Governor Murphy and Detroit Chrysler strike talks adjourned without settlement. Representative Rabaul said a settlement had been reached in Detroit and to expect a formal announcement at 3 p m. He offered no details and noted information came from financial circles.
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Washington
Rabaul
Dmich
House
Chrysler
Detroit
Rebaut
Lansing
Murphy
Chrysler and Lewis Meet Michigan Governor on Auto Labor Standstill
Walter P. Chrysler and John L. Lewis joined Gov. Frank Murphy in Lansing to seek a prompt solution to the Detroit auto labor dispute that has left over 80,000 workers idle. Six thousand UAW members defy a court order, occupying eight Chrysler plants in a sit-down strike.
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Lansing
Mich
Walter P. Chrysler
John L. Lewis
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Automobile Workers
Detroit
Chrysler
Murphy
General Motors
Lewis
New York
Washington
Invita
Archery Training Talk for Scout Leaders in Pocatello
Mardee City Utah will send explorer scouts and leaders to a training course in archery in Pocatello. Thursday at 7 30 p m at Franklin Senior High School Mr Robinson assisted by Wayne B Whitlow will present a talk. Friday at 7 36 p m at Idaho Southern Gymnasium will conclude with an archery demonstration. The event is low cost with gear available from Stem for Gemite or equipment.
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Mardee City
Utah
Pocatello
Explorer Scouts
Franklin Senior High School
Robinson
Wayne B. Whitlow
West Clark
Idaho Southern Gymnasium
United States
Suits Filed Against Harrison Jewelry Company
The Continental National Bank and Trust of Salt Lake City files in district court an attachment suit for 1635 dollars against the Harrison Jewelry company of Pocatello. J H Henry has filed a similar suit against the same defendant locally.
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Continental National Bank and Trust Company
Salt Lake City
Harrison Jewelry Company
Pan American Clipper Leaves for American Samoa Flight
The Pan American clipper departed Kingman Reef for Pago Pago American Samoa at 9:59 a m PST. The 1797 mile flight is expected to take about seven hours with a crew of seven as the airways company outlines an air route to Auckland New Zealand from Alameda California.
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San Francisco
Kingman Reef
South Seas
Pago-Pago
American Samoa
Auckland
Zealand
Alameda
Cal
Motorist Fined for Driving Without License
Donald Walker of Pocatello was fined $10 in Justice William Hinckley’s court for operating a vehicle without a license. He was arrested at 11 37 p m Monday after a collision on the highway five miles north of Pocatello with Howard Wilford Anderson of Blackfoot. state official D W Bliss estimated damages to the cars.
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Donald Walker
Pocatello
Court of Justice of the Peace
William Hinckley
Howard Wilford Anderson
Blackfoot
D. W. Bliss
New Chairman Elected Amid Board Changes
Paul M. Bryan of Pocatello was elected chairman of the board. Vera and Henry Jensen of Tyhee joined as officers, with Mrs. J. W. Schutt appointed to complete a seven member board. Existing members include 8. V. Lund of Pocatello and trustee Clifford, as the women's division limited notes show.
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Paul M. Bryan
Pocatello
Vera
Henry Jensen
Tyhee
J. W. Schutt
8. V. Lund
Lustee Clifford
Orville Aco
Brown enters race for 6.0p mayor choice
Pocatello politics heat up as Charles A. Brown, mayor in 1934 and 1935, announces plans to seek the Republican nomination at the April 5 convention. Democratic rumors swirl with five men likely to pursue the nomination and the Alliance of Prometheus declares a candidacy for mayor and two council seats.
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Brown
Pocatello
Charles A. Brown
Alliance
Prometheus
Archer Townend
Townend
R. M. Terrell
Terrell
Elmer Smith
Arthur Hell
Bannock County
Arthur Banyard
C. D
Dinty” Moore
Pastor Montimere Named New Minister for Twin Falls
Rev. Paul De Forest Montimere of LaGrande Oregon is slated as the new pastor at Twin Falls. He will preach his last sermon next Sunday before leaving for Pocatello to assume charge on Sunday April 4. The LaGrande church is popular and the Montimeres are expected to arrive in Pocatello next week.
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Paul de Forest Montimere
LaGrande
Ore
Twin Palls
Montimere
Pocatello
Reand
Focatello
Tax Report From Boise March 24
Idaho officials release a March 24 report detailing state tax collections, revenue projections, and legislative actions. The bulletin outlines changes in rates, anticipated deficits, and steps toward budget balancing.
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Boise
Idaho
Larsen and Hall Wed in McCammon Ceremony
Kenneth Larsen age 31 and Leola Hall age 19 of McCammon were married by Roy T. Hale elder of the L. D. church.
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Kenneth Larsen
Leola Hall
McCammon
Roy T. Hale
L. D. &. Church
Royal Air Force hunts lost flier in dawn search
A cross country RAF sweep from 10 stations began an intensive hunt for the Duchess of Bedford who vanished in a plane on Monday. More than 2,000 ground personnel joined the aerial and ground search through snow and floods as planes scoured Fenland and nearby waters.
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London
Royal Air Force
Duchess of Bedford
Hess
Lava bids for new hospital at Lava Hot Springs Idaho
Lava Hot Springs Idaho offers a $40,000 hospital site for a proposed $200,000 tuberculosis sanitarium. Governor Clark will form a five member commission to pick a site once Public Works approves the project and a match grant of about $114,600 is authorized by the legislature.
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Boise
Idaho
W. W . Spiers
Hot Springs Foundation
Gvernor Barzilla
W. Clark
Bannock County
Clark
Public Works Administration
Spiers
Women's civic talk highlights five keys to citizenship
Miss Lucy Higgins of Boise spoke at the chamber luncheon on Women as a Citizen stressing cooperation and the five T's of citizenship intelligence initiative integrity imagination and overcoming inhibitions. A. J. Seitz of Salt Lake City will visit Pocatello next Tuesday to discuss traffic matters with interested people.
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Lucy Higgins
Boise
Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce Forum
E. S. Harper
A. J. Seitz
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Pocatello
March Social Security and pension payments in Bannock County
Records from the county clerk show March payments for dependent children under Social Security totaling 2224.96 with cost shared by Bannock County state and federal governments. Place pension payments total 1764.13 with county one sixth state one third and federal government one half. Bannock County payment to the blind for March is 65.83 with the pony government share unclear.
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Bannock County
Bannnock County
Po Gee
Funeral service for A. W. Witzell in Salt Lake City
The funeral service for A. W. Witzell retired from the Salt Lake department will be held in Salt Lake City. Witzell is mourned as a long time public servant with ties to the local community.
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Salt Lake City
Aseer
Graves & Rotter Prewaman
A. W. Witzell
Salt Lake
Gas Seepage in Texas Studied in Blast Probe
Federal experts drilled at New London to confirm if gas seepage fueled the explosion that stunned Texas. Governor Allred pressed for a factual report with recommendations while preparing memorials for 455 dead. Superintendent Shaw sought to finish the school year and graduate 30 remaining seniors of the 70 in the senior class.
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Austin
Tex
New London
James V. Allred
Red Cross
Allred
National Guard
Gaston Howard
Edward Clark
W. C. Shaw
Stat Education Department
Shaw
Educator and Grange Head Oppose Roosevelt Court Bill
Princeton University President Harold W. Dodds and Louis J. Taber, head of the National Grange, testified against the Roosevelt court bill before the Senate Judiciary Committee. They warned it risks authoritarian government and threats to liberties, urging restraint rather than court expansion.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Princeton University
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton
Louis J. Taber
The
National Grange
Senate
Wheeler
Mont
Supreme Court
Dodds
Taber
Congress
Hands Off Spain Committee Moves to Block Italy Actions
The Hands Off Spain committee clears the last obstacle to a land sea blockade by naming sixteen administrators while the inter national non intervention board paces a patrol plan. Nations pledge to isolate Spain and halt foreign arms and volunteers with observers on the Franco Spanish border and naval patrols under way.
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London
European
Spain
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Ivan
Russia
Salmon River Lodge Planned in Blackfoot Area
A River of No Return Lodge corporation announces a sportsmen’s lodge to be built about 80 miles north and west of Salmon City Idaho on the River of No Return. Officers elected include W. O. Stephens president P. D. Bateman vice president Charles Nixon secretary treasurer and Don Tyveland director. Road crews near completion of a scenicway will connect the site with a national western Idaho route.
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Idaho
Great Scenic Region
River of No Return Lodge Corporation
Salmon City
W. O. Stephens
Jon Cunningham
National Geographic
Sindley
Charles Nixon
Blackfoot
Don Tyveland
Airectons
Republicans to Meet in Pocatello City Council
Pocatello Republicans to meet Friday at 8 00 PM in the city council chamber to discuss campaign strategy ahead of the coming city election.
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Pocatello
M. Priday
Peaeegmearr
Fire Damages Police Station After Furnace Explosion
A gasoline furnace explosion at 5:20 am gutted the receiving room and offices of the city police station near the jail on the Lewis and Second street corner. Officer William Cavanaugh was on duty when the furnace blew, with Chief R. M. Pugmire estimating damages well over 700 dollars. Jail records and bulletin board materials suffered, though fingerprint files and photos remained safe. Cavanaugh escaped injury. Fire crews evacuated three prisoners and contained the blaze before it reached the jail proper.
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Lewis and
Second
William Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Jarvis Roubidoux
R. M. Pugmire
Runaway Thorson Caught Living in Canyon Near Inkom
The sheriff’s office reports William Thorson, 16, an alleged runaway from Inkom, found living in a canyon cave. Deputies say he isn’t a bad boy, has run away before but never goes far. He wanted to go to rather than haul a load of y.
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William Thorson
Inkom
HOLD SUSPECT Sheriff and Police Chief Return from Opts
Seena took in charge Robert Baker, 23, at the Gem State office in Somecone burg after officials returned from duties. The report notes the local authorities involved are Sheriff M. J. Rossiter and Chief of Police BR. M. Pasmire.
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M. J. Rossiter
BR. M. Pasmire
Seena
Robert Baker
Five Others In Carrier Wreck May Not Live
Seventeen dead and five seriously injured when a chartered roller derby bus crashed into a bridge abutment and burned near Salem Illinois. Drivers were named Dick Thomas and Ted Mullins. serious injuries included John Creekmore and Emily Thomas among others. Relatives and officials feared higher toll as crews rushed to aid victims.
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Illinois
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Salem Hospital
John A
Schoolboy
Creekmore
Miami
Fla
John Flannery
Kansas
Roosevelt to Meet Leaders Over Sit-Down Strike Crisis
Washington March 24 Informed Senate sources say President Roosevelt will meet congressional leaders after returning from Warm Springs to discuss the sit-down strike impasse. House Democrats push a sweeping probe as Dies urges a rules committee hearing this Thursday.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Robinson Dark
Dies
D-Tex
House Rules Committee
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