Mussolini Seizes Spotlight As Spain War Divides Europe
Russia brands Mussolini a false Caesar as Britain urged action in Commons. France warns of crisis while Mussolini press calls for calm and mocks league sanctions. The Spanish civil conflict widens rift among powers amid unofficial responses. The two camps in Spain solidify with Franco leading insurgents.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Italy
Mussolini
Spain
Russia
Caesar
Lloyd George
House of Commons
England
France
League of Nations
Britain
Ethiopia
League
Stern
Rome
London
Paris
Africa
Francisco Franco
Republic
Local Barber Held Guilty in License Violation
Gust Paris was found guilty of practicing barbering without a license after the commissioner refused to renew his license citing prior felony conviction. District Judge J L Downing imposed a $100 fine or jail at $2 daily if unpaid. appeal previously raised constitutional questions. case moved from justice to district court.
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Gust Paris
Bannock County
J. L. Downing
Justice Court
Commissioner of Law Enforcement
Paris
District Court
Atpreme
Disabled American Veterans leader keynotes joint Idaho meet
B L Rayborn of Twin Falls, department commander of the Disabled American Veterans, spoke at a joint Yellowstone chapter No 6 Idaho Falls and Pocatello chapter No 3 meeting in the Memorial building. He announced the Idaho department convention set for Boise May 21 and 22 and noted all committees named. Pocatello then elected officers for the year led by Commander Andrew F. Cutler with others including Guy R. Burgon, Lee Baxter, Arthur Person, Guy Bills, and Thomas R. Kopp.
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B. L. Rayborn
Twin Falls
Disabled American Veterans
Yellowstone
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Memorial Building
Rayborn
Idaho Department
Boise
Andrew F. Cutler
Guy R. Burgon
Lee Baxter
Arthur Person
Guy Bills
Thomas R. Kopp
Apne Joseph Atkinson
Car Crash Injures Mrs Jane Lewis In Salt Lake City
Mrs Jane Lewis of Clifton damaged when a car driven by her son Wilford Lewis rolled over on a Salt Lake street after brakes failed on a hill.
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Salt Lake City
Jane Lewis
Clifteday
Wilford Lewis
Salt Lake
Idaho National Guard Ordered for Inspections May 8
March 26 dispatch reports twenty units of the Idaho National Guard ordered statewide to prepare for an inspection on May 8. The directive covers units across the state as authorities set dates for the process.
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Idaho National Guard
Knights Templar Easter Service at Raye Church
Gate City Commandery No. 4 will gather at the Masonic temple at 10 36 a m on Easter Sunday and march to Raye church for a program including preludes hymns prayers sermons and baptisms with readings from Luke 24 1 12 and a reception of members.
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Knights Templar
Gate City Commandery No
Raye Church
Protectors of the Cross
Masonic Temple
Jesus
Lake of Galilee
Barton
Dudley Buck
Homer
Land Bank Meet Brings Idaho Farm Loan Officials Together
Officials of southern Idaho farm loan associations met with representatives of the National Farm Loan association to hear about the setup. The meetings will continue Saturday in the Bannock hotel.
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Southern Idaho Farm Loan Associations
National Farm Loan Association
Bannock Hotel
Wrong Hatch Not The Ranger Station Man
A police blotter listing named a William Hatch but the item clarifies he is not the William Hatch from the U S ranger station. The notice corrects the misidentification and separates the two individuals in question.
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William Hatch
U. S
Clipper Lands At Pago Pago Waiting Weather Breaks
Pan American Clipper rests at Pago Pago awaiting clear weather for the California Australia route. Capt Edwin C Musick commands the flying boat on the first visit, en route from Kingman Reef, part of a survey that could open a new south Pacific air trade lane linking San Francisco to New Zealand.
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Pago Pago
American Samoa
Pan American Airways
California
Australia
North Island
N. Z
Pacific Flier
Edwin C. Musick
Kingman Reef
South Pacific
New Zealand
Ae Bawa
San Francisco
Samoa
Ce ER
Chrysler UAW talks extend with Easter recess in Detroit
Conferences between Chrysler executives and the United Auto Workers continued past noon in Lansing and Detroit as Gov. Murphy pressed for progress on sole recognition. Walter Chrysler and John Lewis resumed talks at 9 15 a m with plans to reconvene after the Easter weekend. Evacuation of eight striker occupied plants finished yesterday as unionists surrendered keys to state troopers.
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Lansing
Mich
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Homer Martin
U. A
Walter P. Chrysler
John J. Lewis
Frank Murphy
Commi
Chrysler
Detroit
Yestern
Masons Hold Easter Rites in Pocatello Chapter
Pocatello Knights Rose Croix and Scottish Rite Masons observed Maundy Thursday ceremonies under Wise Master C D Clay. Lavere Johnson spoke on Maundy Thursday, followed by officer elections led by W I Corner and others. Easter Sunday breakfast at 8:30 at the Masonic temple welcomes members and visiting chapters.
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W. M
D. L. Holmberg
A. B. Scott
J. W
E. EB. Moberly
B. W. Davis
Finis Bentley
Myron Porges
Treas
Masonic Temple
Hidden Money Found on Elderly Farmer’s Property
Police reported the discovery of six thousand five hundred twenty dollars hidden on the 1041 acre farm of Mrs. Emma Whitesell in Burwell Nebraska. A guardian was appointed after a physician said she endangered her health by starvation caused by an apple and bread diet. She reportedly walked four miles to town for bread.
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Burwell
Neb
Emma Whitesell
CCC Camp Employee Dies by Suicide at Vale
Don Conklin 61, an employee at a nearby CCC camp, was found fatally wounded with his throat slashed in a bunk at the camp near Vale. He was the brother of the late E B Conklin a noted Malheur County educator. The incident occurred a day earlier on Wednesday.
Nine Year Old Draper Boy Recovering After Amputation
Nine year old Remo Cline of Draper, victim of a car accident that killed his horse Dolly, lay in Salt Lake General Hospital unaware that his left foot had been amputated. The injury followed a mangled foot after Dolly was struck on the Draper highway by a car driven by Raymond Sadler, 23.
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Salt Lake City
Remo Cline
Draper
Salt Lake General Hospital
Dolly
Raymond Sadler
Draper Highway
Retail Sales at New High in Easter Push
Dun & Bradstreet reports final Easter shopping surge pushed retail sales to a new high for the year. Demand for women's dresses suits coats shoes and fur scarfs rose with strong gains in young apparel, men’s suits topcoats hats furnishings, furniture housewares and electrical appliances. Wholesale orders peaked in the east south and middle west with the Pacific coast leading in advance commitments.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
South
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Ogden Press Meeting Set for Pre Easter Convention
March 26 report states 20 to 25 Associated Press publishers from Utah and Idaho will attend a pre Easter press convention in Ogden. W I N Cox says notable editors including G Nicholas Ifft Paul Miller and others will be present. Sessions start 10 am at Hotel Ben Lomond with golf or bowling as diversions between meetings.
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Ogden
Associated Press
W. I. N. Cox
Ogden Standard Examiner
G. Nicholas Ifft
William S Cady
The
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho State Journal
E. H Payson
Blackfoot Bulletin
Will W. Bowman
Salt Lake Telegram
Cox
Ben Lomond
John Ronald Fox Receives First Milk After Whisky Diet
In Clean, New York, on March 26, John Ronald Fox aged one week and weighing one and three quarters pounds was taken off his diluted whisky diet and given his first milk, marking a milestone in his infant care.
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Clean
N. Y
John Ronald Fox
Friends and foes spar over Roosevelt court bill
Washington observers from both sides rejected compromise on enlarging the Supreme Court. Senator Burke favored a retirement rule and fixed nine members, while Minton urged no fundamental change. Testimony from Burke, Young Smith, and Dr Gould Wickey framed the debate on democracy, education, and potential radicalism.
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Washington
Hatch
D-N M
Supreme Court
Young B. Smith
Columbia University Law School
Gould Wickey
Council of Church Boards of Education
Rail Strike Vote Sought By 8000 Southern Pacific Workers
In San Francisco on March 25, 8000 Southern Pacific railroad workers begin a strike vote after union spokesmen accuse the company of violating pay agreements and not recognizing brotherhoods in labor disputes. Balloting announced by V. McLaughlin and H. C. Smith.
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San Francisco
Union Railway
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Pacific Lines
el Paso and Southwestern
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Co. V. McLaughlin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
H. C. Smith
The
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Thirteen Occupants Die as Skyliner Crashes in Pennsylvania
A Transcontinental and Western Airlines skyliner with 13 aboard crashed near Allegheny airport while en route from Youngstown to Chicago. Officials blamed wing ice formation. investigators from commerce and state agencies prepared to probe. The list of victims includes Edward J. Fleming Jr, Hasan Haxhi, Mary Black, Pauline Trask, and Doris Hammons among others.
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Pittsburgh
Transcontinental & Western Airlines
Department of Commerce
Allegheny County
Yewarly
Chicago
Edward J. Fleming
Kansas City
C. R
Dick) Lewers
Hasan Haxhi
Motor Car Company
Argo
Ill
Frederick D. Lehman
Insurance Company
Harerisburg
Pauline Trask
Germantown
Edgar E. Brazelton
Elmhurst
Mary Black
Food Company
New York
Frances
World War veteran John C Roche laid to rest
John Cecil Roche known as Jack, a World War II veteran, was buried after Latter day Saints rites at First Ward chapel. American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars colors led the cortege to Mountain View cemetery where a firing squad, taps, and burial ritual were observed. Pallbearers, color guards, and legion escorts are named.
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John Cecil
Jack) Roche
Latter Day Saints
First Ward
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mountainview Cemetery
Ed Kump
J. Ward Green
Chas. H. Cannon
Bill Atkinson
Stanley Bridges
Walton Davis
Vern Atwood
Herbert McMullen
Albert Mueller
Charles Butler
Fred Tydeman
L. A. Watts
Vern Chapman
W. B. Bronson
Albert R. Nichols
Jack Watson
George Kimber
Harvey Rice
Malcolm Martin
Bryan Blackhurst
C. R. Smith
J. R. Parsons
Pete Jensen
Legion
G. H. Gregoire
G. W. Miksell
J. A. McQuillian
Victor Jones
A. F. Sahlberg
Norman Vaughn
C. B. Johnson
V. C Watts
J. H. Smith
Local Good Friday Services Held in Pocatello
The anniversary of Christ's crucifixion was reverently observed today in Pocatello. Schools dismissed for Good Friday services in the afternoon. Religious cantatas in Protestant churches recall the betrayal and oratorios on Sunday review Christ's resurrection. The week marks spring’s reawakening as winter ends.
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Pocatello
Utah Weather: Unsettled Tonight Through Saturday
An unsettled pattern moves into Utah with likely occasional snow. Temperatures show little change as the system lingers into Saturday.
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Utah
Utah Senator Doubts Early Army Air Base Action
Senator Elbert D Thames of Utah says no rush to build army air bases beyond the Tacoma site funded in the war department bill. He foresees bases developed step by step as needs arise and expects no additional funds this year.
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Washington
Elbert D. Thames
Utah
Senate Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Pacific Northwest
Army Air Base
Tacoma
Wash
Congress
Thomas
Army
Army Air Corps
Rocky Mountain Aven
Air Base Committee
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
Denver
Walter M. Pierce
la Grandé
Ore
Nine High Schools Debate Meet in Pocatello
Debating teams from nine southeastern Idaho high schools gathered at Idaho Southern University in Pocatello for a district tournament. Seventy two debates over two days addressed government ownership of electrical utilities with towns including Weston Moreland Preston Thomas Malad Blackfoot Grace McCammon and Montpelier represented.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Southern University
Weston
Moreland
Preston
Thomas
Malad
Blackfoot
Grace
McCammon
Montpelier
M. A. Capellan
Idate Southern
Robert A. Hume
Harold C. Wedeler
Chariton G. Laird
Frank Jonas
W. A. Shipley
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David Lloyd George
Hans Kerrl
United States Naval Station
Tutuila
America
United States
Germany
Great Britbeen
Chrysler Auto
Hudson Motor Car Co
Reo Motor Car Co
Sirligagl
Burke
D-Neb
Minton
Senator Minton
D-Ind
Carl Gaurechman
Pennsylvania
A. M. Wilkins
Beegan
F. Lawrence Bohner
Doris C. Hammons
Elk City
Okla
J. J. McLean
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