Mauna Loa Lava Flows Toward Hilo Threat to City
The Mauna Loa eruption sent a 13 mile lava flow down its slopes with a potential to threaten Hilo, 40 miles away. Volcanologist Thomas A. Jagger warned of possible diversion by blasting if the lava neared the city as Alfred Pestena reported nonstop eruption activity from Maunakea.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Thomas A. Jagger
Honolulu
Oahu Island
Mauna Loa- Mauna Lea
Great Mountain
Maunakea
Hawaii Island
Sherborn Smiddy
Waku
Masquerade ends as jailed youth revealed in Duluth
In Duluth a 15 year old boy posed as a girl named Mary Cederholm to hide in the women’s jail quarters. The youth was found by removing a wig and requesting transport to the men’s section amid petty stealing charges.
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Duluth
Minn
Mary Cederholm
Mary
Why A Four Year School At Pocatello
The North Idaho chamber of commerce argues a four year school in Pocatello would duplicate Moscow programs. It notes nearby institutions such as the Universities of Washington Montana Oregon Gonzaga and Oregon State offer courses identical to Moscow.
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North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
USSB
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Gonzaga
Moscow
Ellsworth Again Halted on Flight Across Antarctica
Lincoln Ellsworth and pilot Herbert Hollock Kenyon failed in a second attempt to cross the Antarctic continent. They started from Dundee Island but cloud cover and an 11,000 foot mountain barrier prevented a crossing, according to wireless reports to the New York Times and the North American Newspaper Alliance.
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New York
Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctic
New York Times
Alliance
Ellsworth
Herbert Hollock-Kenyon
Dundee Island
Troops Gather at Great Wall Amid Sino Japanese Talks
Chinese sources report Japanese forces concentrating along the Great Wall with 1000 at Kopeikow and reinforcements near. The development interrupts the plan for autonomy of five North China provinces and unsettles negotiations between north China leaders and Japanese officers. Military and civil leaders in Japan debate policy as observers see the session likely to shape Sino Japanese stance.
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Peiping
Great Wall
Kopeikow
North China
Foreign Office
Trial resumes in Fairfield murder case as weapon linked
In Fairfield Idaho on November 22 the Mrs R M Angel murder trial continues with Sheriff Baldwin testifying that after the September 28 shooting he received a revolver from Angel claiming it was the gun used. The weapon and shell are in evidence and testimony notes Angel’s motive related to blackmail.
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Fairfield
Idaho
R. T. Baldwin
Frances Murphy
R M. Angel
Angel
Camas County
President Grant Is Seventy-Nine Today
Salt Lake City November 22 Heber J Grant president of the Latter Day Saints church is observing his seventy ninth birthday and says he feels tip top and never better Work was the order of the day for the untiring church leader Tonight he will be honored by more than 60 members of his family at a dinner at the Lion House social center The attendees will include all nine living daughters sons in law grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Salt Lake City
Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Lion House
Storm Leaves 20 Dead In Southern Italy
A violent storm swept through southern Italy killing at least 20 people and injuring scores as wreckage and debris disrupted towns. Authorities reported extensive damage and rescue operations are underway.
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Rome
Italy
Air Search For Sir Charles Kingsford Smith Resumes
Renewed hopes faded as a rescue plane failed to find Sir Charles Kingsford Smith on Sayer Island in the Bay of Bengal. The search will continue along the east coast of the Malay peninsula after the aircraft's night stop in Alor Star. Kingsford Smith and co pilot Tom Pethybridge vanished two weeks ago during a monsoon voyage from England toward Australia.
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Straits Settlements
Sir Charles Kingsford- Smith
Sayer Island
Bay of Bengal
Siam
Alor Star
British Malaya
England
Australia
Lonely
Pasha
Kingsford-Smith
Tom Pethybridge
Kingsford
Smith
Allahabad
India
Europe
Balkans
Penhybridee
Lympne
C. James Melrose
Helena Reels From Strong Earth Tremor No New Damage Found
Helena counted 991st quake since period began October 12 after a five second shock jolted the city. Citizens fled homes but assessments show no additional damage beyond prior earthquake toll.
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Helena
Mont
Sunset Question Divides Greenville Liquor Laws
In Greenville, South Carolina, residents debate what time liquor stores must close as state law ties closing to sunset. The law is unclear and official sunrise and sunset times are only available in Columbia, 112 miles away, complicating enforcement.
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Greenville
S. C
Columbia
Scouts Plan Annual Meet
Tenday council Boy Scouts of America to map a year long scouting program at the annual meeting. December 9 at Bannock hotel with Dr. J. R. Young presiding. Edward L. Curtis will speak. Officers to be elected and 1935 reports presented. A memorial service for deceased scouters is planned.
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Tenday Council
Boy Scouts of America
Bannock Hotel
J. R. Young
Community Chest
Parents of Scouts
Friends of Scouting
Edward L. Curtis
Pheasant hunters halted by lone headlight car
A Fort Dodge patrolman stopped a car with only one working headlight. Eight more hunter-filled cars stalled behind as they signalled past. After the stop the officer found 39 pheasants in a roadside ditch, highlighting over-enthusiasm during opening season.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Sugar quota extension keeps beet contracts for 1936
The sugar beet production adjustment contracts are extended to cover the 1936 crop year. Acreage allotments total about 975,000 acres to yield an average 1,550,000 tons with payments based on 1934-35 basis. 1935 plantings reached 847,000 acres due to drought. 1934 plantings were 945,000.
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Washington
Wallace
AAA
Jurors See Crime Scene in Hull Death Trial
Shoshone Idaho November 22 jurors in the murder trial of Lowell Howard of Gooding viewed the scene of the stabbing death of George Hull Lincoln County pensioner. The jurors were taken to the house where Hull was found dead the night of October 21 to hear additional evidence.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Lowell Howard
Gooding
George Hull
Lincoln County
Hull
Bannock County Hunters Plan Rabbit Drive at Bancroft
Charles Gibson leads Bannock County Sports men to a Pocatello delegation for a rabbit drive set for Saturday at Bancroft starting 9 a.m. Roe White oversees the hunt funded jointly by the board of county commissioners and participating communities. A second hunt is scheduled for Bancroft on November 30.
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Charles Gibson
Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
Pocatello
Bancroft
Roe White
Board of County Commissioners
State Prisoners In Idaho Cause Dining Room Disturbance
About 35 inmates disliked the potatoes at Idaho state prison and 16 were confined to their cells after a miniature uprising in the dining room. Warden Ira Taylor said prisoners refused mashed and boiled potatoes with carrots. guards quickly controlled the disturbance with no injuries reported.
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Boise
Idaho State Prison
Ira Taylor
Taylor
Blindfolded Driving Sensation Prompts Local Show
Internationally known par optical expert Herbert Cade will drive a 1936 Chevrolet blindfolded through Pocatello on Saturday. He plans a 1 PM public demonstration at Center and Main and will invite four disinterested spectators to ride along after the blindfold is in place.
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Herbert Cade
Pocatello
Cade
Center
Main
Tax cut on total of 1000 pivots Pocatellans receive 1935 tax notices
Tax notices from Laura Berg, county treasurer, state that first installment of 1935 taxes is due by December 21 1935 and second by June 20 1936. A 6 per 1000 value tax reduction is shown with state up 1 cent, county down 45 cents, city down 16 cents, school tax unchanged.
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Pocatellans
Laura Berg
Mrs Minnie White Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Minnie Kiefer White wife of Dr V C White president of Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce died at 10 oclock this morning after a few hours illness from cerebral hemorrhage due to apoplexy. Born May 14 1889 in Idaho Falls she lived in Blackfoot many years and was active in civic affairs. Survived by husband three children Kiefer Dorothy Barbara Jean two sisters Mrs Elsie Bradley San Francisco Mrs Roy DeKay two brothers Fred W Kiefer Blackfoot and Charles Kiefer Stockton.
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Blackfoot
Minnie Kiefer White
V. C. White
Local Elks Attend Blackfoot Affair
Local Elks found the temple crowded for the annual stock men's ball, a top Elks social event. About 1200 attended dinner before the ball, with visitors from Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Arco, Mackay, Aberdeen, Sheliey, Firth and nearby areas.
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Blackfoot
Elks
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Arco
Mackay
Aberdeen
Sheliey
Firth
Transcontinental flyer Kurtz aims to resume westbound flight
Cheyenne Wyoming November 22 Frank Kurtz the young trans continental flier hoped to resume his westward trip today. He went to a nearby ranch where winds forced him to land last Tuesday planning to bond his ship back to Cheyenne and head for Los Angeles later in the day.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Kurtz
Kurts
Cheyennne
Los Angeles
Rome declares action brings country into sanction group
United States moves to enforce embargo against Italy and Ethiopia with financial pressure. Italian authorities protest, while Rome signals economic reprisals and Italy’s fleet relies on oil imports amid fighting near Makale with casualties among Italian troops.
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Rome
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
Washington
Addis Ababa
Ickes
Interior Department
Russia
Makale
Gee
Fim
Ital
Girls Refuse Flag Salute in Everett Tension Grows
Three Seattle area girls ages 8 to 10 refused to salute the U S flag at Silver Lake school citing religious belief. Parents say they will not instruct the children to salute while authorities threaten expulsion. Ruth Ann Wade, Marilyn Peretoud, and Hazel Simmons are backed by their father H E Wade who quotes the commandment on no graven images.
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H. E. Wade
Everett Automobile
Ruth
Urges Borah to Run for Presidency
Former Ohio senator Roscoe McCulloch urged Idaho Senator Borah to seek the presidency, saying Borah has strong support in Ohio. Borah remained noncommittal after their meeting, with plans reportedly forming among friends to enter his name in primaries next spring.
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Washington
Roscoe McCulloch
Ohio
McCulloch
Borah
Senator McCulloch
Troops Return Naples Nov 22
Five hundred sick and wounded soldiers arrived in Naples from East Africa aboard the hospital ship Meiouan. They were met by local officials and moved to hospitals for treatment and rest.
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Naples
Italy
East Africa
Dip Meiouan
Warning Issued Over Scarlet Fever Spread in Pocatello
City health officials in Pocatello warned that stricter measures may follow as scarlet fever cases rise. Three new cases were quarantined bringing total new cases to six by 2 p m today, with 71 families under quarantine. Four new chicken pox cases reported and school inoculations reached 870 students with make-up days planned for absentees.
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Pocatello
Arch Townend
Mr. Townend
Idaho Falls
Townend
Hazel Dobson
Miss Dobson
Idaho Nevada game banned from drinking in stadium
Governor Ross and Mayor Byron Hyatt announce a legal ban on drinking at the University of Idaho versus University of Nevada game in Boise. Violators face fine or jail as kickoff at 2 p.m. Saturday draws fans from across the state. Idaho arrives after noon for a light workout. Nevada teams travel later in the day.
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Boise
University of Idaho
University of Nevada
Ross
Byron E. Hyatt
Nevada
Utah Weather: Unsettled Tonight and Saturday
A weather note reports unsettled conditions through tonight and Saturday with a slight rise in temperatures tonight. Forecasters warn of possible showers and breezier spells as a mild warm trend develops later in the period.
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Utah
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