Woman Links Court Plan to Dictatorships
Washington March 31 Dororthy Thompson the first woman to testify in the Senate judiciary hearings warned the committee that the Roosevelt court bill risks the decline of constitutional democracy. She described herself as a observer at the collapse of republics and said the president could seek dictatorship while preserving legality.
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Washington
Dorothy Thompson
Germany
Italy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sinclair Lewis
Miss Thompson
Edwin Borchard
Yale
Roosevelt Court
Republica
Roosevelt
Gennot
Weimer
Hampton speaks on unity with Southern Idaho legislators
Ida. R. L. Getty of Getty Paint Co. Frank Hi manager of the Pocatello area are cited as speakers in a meeting where floor leaders urged a wholehearted regional movement. The piece notes opposition from neighboring county legislators and references the university at Pocatello.
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Idaho
University At Pocatello
Ida
R. L. Getty
Getty Paint Co
Frank Hi Manager
Pocatello
Chase Clark Entering Idaho Falls Mayoral Race
Idaho Falls reports Chase A. Clark a two time Bonneville County senator and brother of ex mayor Barzilla W. Clark has entered the mayoral race. A convention is set for April 12 and the city election is April 27. J Weasley Holden announced his bid in the Citizens party convention. Holden is a former state senator from the area.
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Idaho Palls
Chase A. Clark
Bonneville County
Idaho Falls
Barzilla W. Clark
Clark
J. Weasley Holden
Citizens’ Party
Holden
Gandhi Holds India Hopes Amid Crisis In Bombay
British officials pin hopes on Mohandas Gandhi to avert a crisis as India nears the birth of semi home rule. Police and 68 000 British soldiers stand by while Congress refuses to form cabinets in six provinces and governors resist pledges to curb special powers.
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Bombay
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Britain
National Congress Party
Gandhi
Gornors
March Exits Like a Lion in Pocatello Rain
Unsettled weather in Pocatello brings rain and a wind shift as March departs with lionlike behavior. A second consecutive shower drops precipitation while southwest winds reach 22 mph and temperatures stay near normal levels.
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Pocatello
Mininum
Burley Jurors Fail to Solve Barber Murder Case
A coroner's jury in Burley Idaho returned a verdict that Omer F P Simpson a Burley barber died at the hands of a person or persona unknown. Sheriff Pace testified the death likely resulted from blows with a brake key like instrument and Dr Espe cited a base skull fracture. A newspaper and butcher knife found at Simpson's living quarters were sent to Washington for fingerprint tests.
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Burley
Idaho
Omer FP. Simpson
Simpson
P. D. Pace
Pace
G. G. Espe
Espe
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
House's Hash House Bites Back on Capitol Hill
Washington March 31 the House restaurant known as the gastronomic ghost on Capitol Hill rose from red ink to haunt Congress. The appropriations committee suggested raising its operating fund by 5000 for the next fiscal year as a mystery of why the place never turns a profit persists. The menu shows celery hearts 20 cents oyster stew 35 cents with cream 50 cents cheapest lunch 60 cents pie 15 cents. A waiter quoted 70 cent cold sliced chicken with five cents extra to toast. A hot dog stand nearby offers hamburgers for a nickel as congressmen reportedly eat there.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Watson
Chrysler Session To Reopen Friday
Michigan senators prepared to vote on three internal measures to curb all down strikes as Chrysler strike peace talks pause until Friday. The recess comes amid ongoing talks near Gov. Murphy's office between Chrysler officials and the United Auto Workers.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Chrysler
Frank Murphy
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Senate
Fire damages Lincoln High portable gym in Salt Lake City
A fire in a portable gymnasium at Lincoln High School in Salt Lake City caused 400 dollars in damage. Five fire companies responded and forced an unscheduled recess for about 100 students. The blaze began when an excelsior stuffed archery target ignited from a coal.
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Salt Lake City
Lincoln High School
Utah Weather Yields Mixed Forecast In unsettled period
Weather notes indicate unsettled conditions with fair south area. mention of Thursday and Friday trends, possible showers, and variable temperatures across counties.
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Utah
Ureday
Idaho Falls Fire Chief Dies After Illness
Fire Chief Julius Marker of Idaho Falls, a 25 year leader, died in a local hospital today after a cancer illness. A St. George Utah native born December 2 183, Marker joined the fire service in 1907 and became chief in 1900, serving until his death.
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Idaho Falls
Julius Marker
Mayor Jacobs Victim of Auto Bomb Explosion in Kirksville
In Kirksville Missouri the town's mayor, a 45 year old plumbing company owner, was critically injured when an explosion in his car blew apart the garage and house. Authorities say the blast, likely a black blasting powder bomb wired to the generator, left the clues scattered but investigation continues. The mayor received blood from his former partner during a lengthy transfusion. His condition includes a mangled left leg an injured right leg and left arm and heart complications.
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Col Bom Cartes
Missouri Highway Patrol
Ralph Sherer
Jacobs
Casteel
Alliance to Meet Thursday in Regular Session
The Alliance of Prometheus will meet Thursday at 8 p m in room 218 of the First Security Bank building. Members and others interested in backing a young businessman for mayor and two council seats on April 27 are invited.
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Alliance of Prometheus
First Security Bank
Caldwell Fire Damages Produce Plant in Idaho
Caldwell Idaho March 31 a second damaging fire caused an estimated 4000 loss to the W D Cashman Produce company early today the fire destroyed the building sacks and sorters The plant owned by Caxton Printers Ltd had recently burned with an estimated 250000 loss.
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Caldwell
Idaho
W. D. Cashman Produce Company
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Idaho Weather: Unsettled Skies with Light Rain
An unsettled forecast shows occasional light rain tonight and Thursday. Temperatures will stay moderate across the region as a cool, damp pattern develops.
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Idaho
Reports of Italian Volunteers in Spanish Morocco Rebellion
Reports claim General Francisco Franco mobilized 1000 Italian colonial troops to crush the rebellion in Spanish Morocco. Britain and France warned Spain’s insurgent forces to halt interference with shipping as Italian volunteers and other foreign pledges raise European tensions in the civil war.
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Preas
Franciso Pranco
Spain
Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Tialy
Madrid
Tangier
Agence Espangne
Great Britain
Cap Falcon
Santander
Bay of Biscay
Driggs Man Named New Parole Officer
H. Rex Smith of Driggs Idaho former Teton county sheriff was named by Governor Barzilla W Clark to succeed Howard Steward as state prison parole officer Steward resigned yesterday He had served two years and was reappointed recently Smith served six years as Teton County sheriff and is Democratic chairman for the county He is a native of St Anthony.
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Boise
H. Rex Smith
Driggs
Idaho
Teton County
Barzilla W. Clark
Howard Steward
Emmett
Steward
C. Ben Ross
Clark
Smith
St. Anthony
Federal authorities drop case in Tacoma boy kidnapping
Federal authorities release Vern Charl ton a 34 year old Seattle man held since last Saturday for questioning in the kidnap slay ing of Charles Mattson a Tacoma boy authorities said the case is closed in Tacumcari New Mexico.
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Tacumcari
N. M
Vern Charlton
Seattle
Wash
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Police name definite suspect in New York triple slaying
In New York detectives identify a definite suspect after comparing bloody sheet prints with known felons. District Attorney William C. Dodge says no arrest yet as questioning continues of Joseph Gedeon, Robert Fowler, and George Gueret, amid reports on Ronnie Gedeon’s circle andFriends.
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New York
Beekman Hi
Marder
Veronica Gedeon
Department of Justice
Washington
Miss Gedeon
Harry Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Gedeons
Spo
Dodge
East 51St Station
Pocatello businessman seeks mayor nomination at Republican convention
A Pocatello businessman and taxpayer announced his candidacy for mayor at the Republican convention to be held Monday evening. He vows economical administration, merit-based appointments, accountable officials, limited city automobile use, and opposition to liquor sales to youths with Sunday closing support. cites homes and a future state educational institution as city priorities. He is married with two children.
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Pocatello
L.D.S
Moore
Tf Tam
Sugar beet growers free to negotiate 1937 contracts
After a late meeting Utah State Sugar Beet Growers' Cooperative directors allowed growers in Weber, Cache, Davis counties Utah and Franklin county Idaho to negotiate with processors. They may accept the offered contract or hold out for a 50 50 deal from Utah Idaho Sugar and Cunnison Sugar companies.
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Salt Lake City
Utah State Sugar Beet Growers’ Cooperative Association
Weber
Cache
Davis Counties
Utah
Franklin County
Idaho
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Layton Sugar Company
Davis County
Franklin County Sugar Company
J. R. Rawlins
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Cunnison Sugar Company
Police close case on fatal shooting of Edwin Brooks
Investigation into the death of 50 year old Edwin Brooks, an alleged burglar, ends after Culbert Bowen, a Union Pacific depot nightwatchman, says he shot Brooks during a scuffle. County attorney says no charges will follow.
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Salt Lake City
Edwin Brooks
Culbert Bowen
Union Pacific Railroad
Brooks
Arizona executive admits hoax on kidnapping tale
Sheriff China Fox said Robert Miller of Safford Arizona admitted to faking a kidnapping story. Miller had been missing since last Wednesday and told authorities he framed the tale to return to Safford without embarrassment after wandering near Duncan Arkansas with dwindling funds.
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EL Paso
Tex
March ST
China Fox
Robert Miller
Safford
Ariz
Scout
Miller
Ark
Here
Sheriff Fox
Arizona
New Mexico
Fox
Mileer
Youth Pleads Innocence in Murder Case and Kidnapping Tale
Nineteen year old Thomas Smith pleaded innocent today to a first degree murder charge in the February stabbing death of Mary Ellen Babcock. His lawyers may seek a sanity examination as the case moves forward. Separately, a man named Miller recounted a kidnapping ordeal tied to a ransom plot connected to the National Boy Scout Organization.
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Buffalo. N
Thomas Smith
Mary Ellen Babcock
Smith
U Engineers Plan A Party At Utah With Jargon Filled List
University of Utah engineers replaced a risqué poster with a formal image and revised the dance program after deans' concerns. The new list of dances, labeled in engineering jargon, includes Preliminary survey and Dew Point Struggle, with some items noted as misapplied economist jargon.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
John Dutler
Harry Robbe
Idaho Prime Potato Exports Surpass Last Year
Idaho news indicates 23,021 carloads of potatoes shipped so far this season, 4,021 more than the prior year, ranking second to Maine which has shipped 36,258 carloads. Maine leads, with Colorado third at 13,866.
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Tdaho Falls
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Maine
Colorado
Dates Set for U S Davis Cup Tie in San Francisco
The U S Lawn Tennis Association confirms San Francisco will host the first round of the Davis Cup North American Zone against Japan. Matches are scheduled for April 30 and May 1-2 in the city.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
San Francisco
United States
Japan
Quail Feasts Drawn to Actress Ana Merkel Home
Hollywood gossip notes reveal actress Ana Merkel feeds more than 66 quail each evening at her Hollywood Hills residence, using bread to lure them to her dog kennel as part of a quirky hunting season escape.
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Hollywood
Ana Merkel
Hollywood Hills
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