Republican rally in Pocatello hosts Hale and Stephan
Two major GOP candidates Heber Q. Hale and Frank L. Stephan speak at S D 8 recreation hall in Pocatello. Local chairman Roy Black cites high campaign standards and issues focus. A separate Rexburg event features Stephan pledging budget savings and continued federal relief aid while charging Idaho's Democrats with a slanderous anti Borah campaign.
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Heber Q. Hale
Frank L. Stephan
S. D
Recreation Hall
Pocatello
Roy L. Black
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Twin Falls
Boise
Missing English setter Skipper heads to field likely from Philadelphia
Commander Zeigler of the U S Navy offers a $50 reward for the return of his prize English setter Skipper who wandered off on the eve of the hunting season. No questions asked. Skipper's owner hopes for his return before the shooting season ends.
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Philadelphia
J. Zeigler
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune Warning on Voting
Will Rogers critiques voters and urges neighbors to share views before the election, noting people misinvest and err but rarely speak up for others. The piece emphasizes the moral duty to advise friends despite skepticism about being heard.
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Beverly Hills
Mayor’s odd sentence stuns Pittsburgh court
In Pittsburgh, Mayor William N. McNair proposes a peculiar remedy for husbands accused by wives. James Turnbaugh, 40, faced charges of annoying his wife. The mayor suggested a five day sentence, then escalated to sixty days, prompting the wife to question the justice of living with her husband during the term. The scene ended with Turnbaugh leaving with his wife, who vows not to take him home.
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Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
James Turnbaugh
Perjury Charges Plummet on Los Angeles Official
Los Angeles District Attorney Baron Fitts and sister secretary Mrs Berthel Gregory were indicted on perjury charges by the county grand jury tied to the Hollywood girl mart probe and Fitts actions in morals cases. The inquiry also explored the California Reserve corporation run by George Gregory with $15 million losses and related grand theft indictments.
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San Francisco
Upton Sinclair
California
Katharine Hepburn
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Sinclair
David Sokol
Danile Beecher
Baron Fitts
Los Angeles County
Berthel Gregory
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Fitts
Grand
Hollywood Girl Mart
John P. Mills
California Reserve Corporation
George Gregory
Gregory
Special Monthly Taxes Are Listed in Idaho Figures
Boise reports state agency totals for three taxes. Beer tax at five cents per gallon on 3,830,165 gallons funded 191,508 in beer revenue plus licenses and incidental income to 211,944. Malt tax yield 24,108. 1934 income tax 316,647 with 201,261 from corporations and 115,386 from individuals. Chain store tax 71,990.
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Idaho
Transient couple plans cheap wedding in Wilmington
In Wilmington on November 1, Henri Larouche, 25, stays at the transient shelter and plans to marry Jean Gaworska, 17. Larouche says two can live as cheaply as one dollar a week, a wage his companions among the shelter’s transients share, supplying the wedding ring and dress for the ceremony.
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Wilmington
Del
Henri Larouche
Jean Gaworska
Larouche
Clay eating by locals solved by police in Memphis
Memphis reports clay disappearances along the Mississippi river indicate residents are eating the clay like ice cream. Chief Will Lee notes officers found the clay taken by Negroes, possibly for medicinal use. Doctors cite potential anemia or intestinal parasitic concerns. Police estimate at least a ton has been consumed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Will Lee
Lee
Plane trouble delays flight to Oakland by Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Navy wing commander Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith and Captain P G Taylor faced a 24 hour postponement of their coastward flight aboard Lady Southern Cross after a leaky oil line was found at Wheelerfield. They had arrived from Brisbane via Suva and planned to depart at noon Pacific time for Oakland California. If weather stays favorable they will try again Friday at noon.
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Honolulu
Navy
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles
P. G. Taylor
Oakland
Cal
Lady Southern Cross
Wheelerfield
Brisbane
Australia
Suva
Fiji
Young violinist seeks large payout after finger loss
Toronto report says John Langley, a youth violinist, lost the index finger of his left hand. He seeks 74,000 outright or 70 dollars weekly for life from Fidelity Assurance. The firm disputes the claim, arguing the injury is not occupational disability and was safety related.
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Toronto
John Langley
Fidelity Assurance Company
Idaho Weather Quietly Clouded With Rain Tonight And Friday
A cloudy unsettled forecast for Idaho calls for rain tonight and into Friday with moderate temperatures.
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Idaho
Heated Battle Under Way for Church Votes in Idaho
A heated campaign for the Southeast Idaho church vote in the S D 8 race unfolds with Latter Day Saints communities forming a key bloc estimated at up to 35 percent in the 2nd congressional district. Candidates clash on tariffs sugar allotments and veteran relief as Governor Ross touts economy and opponents push consolidation claims.
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Boise
S. D
Idaho
Snake River Valley
D. Worth Clark
William E. Borah
Heber Q. Hale
Borah
AAA
California
Pope
Payette
Burton L. French
Compton S
Ross
House
Senate
Woman leads raid near Oklahoma City in armed robbery
A young woman with a machine gun and two young men robbed two filling stations southeast of Oklahoma City last night. They trussed six victims and escaped with 16 dollars and a supply of gasoline and oil after cutting telephone wires.
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Oklahoma City
Cade to Demonstrate Par-Optic Vision in Pocatello Drive
Herbert Cade plans a Saturday blindfold drive through Pocatello business district to show par optic vision while driving a Ford V-8. The event, supervised by local citizens and promoted by Jesse M Chase Ford, aims for a spectacular, high profile display with extensive town interest.
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Herbert Cade
Pocatello
Jesse M. Chase Ford Distributors
Cade
Jesse M. Chase Co
Film Stars Also Run Out of Gas
Hollywood report says actor Richard Dix and his wife ran out of gasoline on the road to Palm Springs. After 50 minutes of hitching, a farmer in a ramshackle car gave them a ride to Banning and back, refusing Dix’s offer of money with the remark that times are too hard and to keep the money.
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Hollywood
Richard Dix
Palm Springs
Banning
Dix
Federal jury acquits E A Krussman in Alaska reindeer case
In Seattle a federal court jury acquitted E A Krussman of Pocatello and O A Waechter of Seattle and Alaska businessman on mail fraud charges connected to three Alaska reindeer companies. Thomas J Howard was convicted on five counts. sentence set for November 5.
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Seattle
E. A Krussman
Pocatello
O. A. Waechter
Alaska
Thomas J. Howard
Howard
Gerald Shacklin
U.S
E. E. Cushman
Krussman
Pocatello Tribune
Tom J. Davis
United States
Eric Krussman
Reindeer Company
Authorities Drop Howard Charges
Involuntary manslaughter charges against Wendell Howard son of Power county probate judge were dismissed Monday. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving and received a six month suspended sentence and a $300 fine. He was paroled to Power county sheriff for three years and barred from driving or riding without his father. Details were provided to The Tribune by State Traffic Officer D W Bliss.
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Wendell Howard
W. W. Howard
Power County
William Hinckley
Howard
Harold Ranquist
Fred Ringe
American Falls
D. W. Bliss
Justice Hinckley
The
Tribune
Bliss
Paris Warns of Possible Attack in Early Spring
Paris faces renewed fear of conflict as officials warn of a stronger German army next spring. Marshal Petain cites Germany ready with tanks artiller y and air power while French defenses and Saar troop plans draw concern amid air invasion fears.
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Paris
John Evans
Associated Press
Germany
Hitler
Henri Petain
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Matin
France
Petain
German source warns France playing with fire over Saar
A semi official German outlet warns that France is risking conflict by threatening to occupy the Saar. The Deutsche Politische Korresponder editorial titled Playing With Fire says peace and order in the Saar cannot be enforced by military force under any circumstances.
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Berlin
France
Saar
Associated Press
Frances
Deutsche Diplomatisch Politische Korresponder
Governor Says Threats Prompted Barce Departure
Indiana Governor Paul V. McNutt reported threats in Lake County against J Edward Barce assistant attorney general who led Dillinger jail escape probe. Barce left with eight witnesses from Crown Point to safety amid the warnings, location of Barce and witnesses not disclosed.
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Indianapolis
Paul V. McNutt
Lake County
J. Edward Barce
John Dillinger
Crown Point
Barce
Borah Stumps Idaho Voters In Rally At Blackfoot
Senator William E. Borah addressed 1600 at Blackfoot urging support for Frank Stephan in Idaho governor race. He attacked monopolies and defended relief funding, urged voters to question congressmen about sugar policy and AAA aims, and announced stops in Idaho Falls and Rigby.
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Blackfoot
Stephan
William E. Borah
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Frank Stephan
Twin Falls
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Borah
James Pope
California
AAA
America
Rigby Tomore Row
Deficit Passes Billion Mark Amid Federal Outlays
Washington reports the fiscal year deficit surpassed one billion dollars at 1 026 788 998 with gold assets topping 8 001 062 974 for the first time. Emergency expenditures reach 1 105 872 438 while general outlays total 1 129 101 228 against receipts of 1 208 184 666.
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Washington
UTaw Weather Showers Tonight and Colder East
Showers expected tonight with a drop in temperatures in the eastern area. Tony Priday notes generally fair conditions elsewhere with cooler air moving in.
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Tony Priday
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Roosevelt
Solomon
Kingsford-Smith
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