French Move to Pause Hostilities in Ethiopian Conflict
The League of Nations council formed a five nation sub committee to handle the Italo Ethiopian dispute with Italy abstaining and Premier Laval noting no hostilities while the panel works. Italy’s Baron Aloisi walked out of public sessions and will not join talks with Ethiopians though he may participate with other delegates. The sub committee consists of France Great Britain Turkey Spain and Poland.
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Joseph BE. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council Today
Italy
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
France
Great Britain
Turkey
Spain
Poland
Laval
hVé Guardie A
Anthony Eden
Joseph Beck
Ethiopia confronts Italy over Geneva league council action
Addis Ababa reports Italy refused to deal with Ethiopian representatives at the League of Nations council meeting in Geneva. Emperor Haile Selassie orders publication controls and warns Mussolini. Troop reinforcements are sent as rain hampers roads and the Italo Ethiopian dispute remains unsettled.
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Rome
Azione Coloniale
Colonial Action
Italy
Great Britain
Egypt
Ethiopia
East Africa
England
Britain
Alexandria
Addis Ababa
Aden
Malta
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Haifa
Rhodes
James A. Mills
Associated Press
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Calual Commission
League Council
Mussolini
League
Emperor Haile Selassie
Kidane Mariam Takle
Voice of
Il Duce
Waluai
More Students Attend School in Pocatello District
Public schools in Pocatello report total enrollment at 5051 after the first week, up from 5028 last year. Breakdowns include High school 1103 Bonneville 241 Emerson 360 Jefferson 384 Lincoln 316 Roosevelt 528 Tyhee 214 Washington 445 Whittier 270 Irving junior high 590 Franklin junior high 600.
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Pocatello Public Schools System
E. Norman Vaughn
High
Bonneville
Emerson
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Two Killed by Downed Wires in New Bern Section
In New Bern North Carolina two people were killed when they touched power lines blown down by a storm. Names given were David W age 55 and another resident identified only by initials. Authorities investigated the incident today as power lines lay across streets.
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New Bern
N. C
David W
Kentucky Youth Killed in Park Tragedy
Robert Moore a 19 year old from Pine Knot Kentucky died after being jolted from a truck on the road between Yellowstone National Park north entrance and Camp Mammoth He served as an assistant leader in Company 501 at Camp Mammoth and was in charge of an ECW truck He died of a crushed chest while en route to Mammoth Hospital and his body was sent to Kentucky pending shipment to the family home
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Robert Moore
Henry Moore
Pine Knot
Kentucky
Yellowstone National Park
Camp Mammoth
Pocatello
CCC
Moore
ECW
Mammoth Hospital
Spokane Scout Official to Name New Executive This Saturday
Edward L. Curtis of Spokane says a new regional scout executive will be announced Saturday afternoon after a meeting of the executive board. Curtis will assist in the selection during his visit to the city.
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Edward L. Curtis
Spokane
Washington
Curtis
City closes schools theatres and lodges over fever epidemic
Park City Utah authorities ordered the closure of six schools, theatres, and ally lodges today as Mayor John A. Tal cited an epidemic of nein fever gripping the town.
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Park City
Utah
John A. Talof
Disease Fear Shrouds Florida After Keys Hurricane
In hurricane wrecked Florida keys authorities, aided by gas masked crews, search for bodies of veterans in FERA camps. Death toll reaches 256 with cremation debated. Officials probe evacuation delays and weather bureau warnings as the storm moves northward with tolls and wrecks across Maryland to Virginia.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Florida
Keys
Lower Keys
FERA
Red Cross
T. S. Kennedy
Florida State Board of Health
Shultz
State Board of Health
G. A Worley
Weather Bureau
Anbren Williams
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Charles C. Clark
Government Weather Bureau
Washington
Williams
Jacksonville
Atlantic Seaboard
Cape Henry
Virginia
North Carolina
Carolinas
Maryland
Harrington
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florida Keys
Miami-Miami Beach
Utah Weather Forecast Tonight Through Saturday
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. Showers are possible in the northwest portion this afternoon or tonight, especially along the cooler air edge.
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Utah
Rum Toffy Candy Clears Motorist in Court
Denver reported Dr. George Glen charged with driving while intoxicated after a police witness said he smelled liquor on Glen. Glen claimed the odor came from rum toffy candy and offered a piece to Judge Ellett N. Shepherd who tried it. The judge dismissed the case after the attorney challenged the odor.
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Denver
George Glen
Thomas McHugh
Ellett N. Shepherd
Joseph Lilly
Shepherd
Cavanah Rules On Wheat Tax
Boise Idaho September 6 AP Judge C C Cavanah dissolves a temporary restraining order by two Idaho millers seeking to avoid the wheat processing tax The ruling covers procedure under the amended agricultural adjustment act and requires the millers Eleanor and Milling Company and Crowther Brothers Milling Company to file a protest with Internal Revenue collector John R Wiley and obtain a hearing before appealing to the federal district court The decision frames the path to test constitutionality of the tax.
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Boise
United States
Congress
C. C. Cavanah
Idaho
Crowther Brothers Milling Company, Inc
Malad City
Ida
Internal Revenue Collector
John R. Wiley
Millers
Federal District Court
Cavanah
Baseball score recap from National and American leagues
In the National League Brooklyn lost 13 9 to 4 at Pittsburgh, while New York defeated Cincinnati 11 3. Philadelphia and Chicago were scoreless, and Boston beat St Louis 1 to 0. In the American League St Louis swept both games against Washington 11 8 and 4 4, with rain causing a third game to be rained out.
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Pittsburgh
Zachary
Baker
Bab
Lopez
Blanton
Pad
New York
Cincinnati
Schumacher
Mancuso
Derringer
Lombardi
Philadelia
Chicago
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Wilson
Warneke
O'Dea
Boston
St. Louis
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Spehrer
Hallahan
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Cain
van Atta
Knott
Hemsley
Russell
Pettit
Coppola
Bolton
R. H. EB
Andrews
Newsom
Starr
Building operations rise in Pocatello in eight months report
A report by G. Mathews, fire chief and building inspector, shows Pocatello building activity this year through August up 13 340 for new residences and 35 810 for new business buildings versus 1934 totals. Remodels rise 5 353 13 and 5 355 for dwellings and business, with 21 old buildings wrecked so far this year versus 34 in 1934.
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Pocatello
Coroner Probes Woman Death in Bannock County
Coroner Arthur W. Hall weighs whether to order a postmortem in the death of 35 year old Lora Herbert Haycock found in an east side hotel room. He cited difficulty contacting physicians for a conference and said the death appears from natural causes though an autopsy could occur. Haycock survived by two daughters and a son, plus four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Bannock County
Arthur W. Hall
Lora Herbert Haycock
East Side
Hall
Haycock
Viona
Ruby
Los Angeles
Marion
Idaho Falls
Gilbert Ames
Phillip Ames
Nampa
Walter
Clark Ames
Pocatello
Francis Green
Kaysville
Utah
Lillian Swensen
Iowa
W. J. Haycock
Roosevelt declares breathing spell for industry here
President Roosevelt says the new deal’s basic program is substantially complete and a breathing spell for industry is here. Officials note mixed reactions from Republicans and business leaders while markets edge higher and debates over emergency powers continue.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Boise
United States
William E. Borah
Hyde Park
N. Y
Howard
Knox Terms Roosevelt Breathing Spell a Promise
Col Frank Knox in Chicago called Roosevelt's breathing spell a mere promise. He suggested it would matter only if reliable and noted the president’s supporters back home and in Hyde Park. Knox warned of continued pressure from business fears and party dissension while urging a commission to craft plans favoring recovery.
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Howard
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Chicago
Frank Knox
Hyde Park
Jim Farley
Congress
NSA
Supreme Court
Ace Waite Oe
Frank D Roosevelt
Jewel theft suspect seeks federal jail transfer
Robert C. Neilson, facing authorities over allegedly stolen jewels, petitions to move from the Tombs to a federal jail. He says the “bugs” at the Tombs disturb him and seeks relief.
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New York
Robert C. Neilson
CCC Conference Dinners in Pocatello District Officers
CCC Conference commanders of the Pocatello district will meet here Saturday for the winter program. Conference officers and commanding officers of Pocatello district companies plus invited guests will attend a dinner and dance.
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CCC
Pocatello CCC
Pocatello
Spud growers weigh applying new potato bill in Idaho
Idaho potato growers consider applying provisions of the Warren potato control bill to this year's crop. Kris Bemis of the USDA outlined the plan at a southwestern Idaho meeting. Growers urged in principle action if a surplus exists and all major potato states participate. Bemis planned further hearings at Twin Falls and Pocatello.
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Bem
Twin Falls
Pocatello
California Executes Two Men for Assault
At San Quentin the state hanged William Bagley and Allen McNab for murder during their prison terms. The double execution occurred at 10:02 a.m. Pacific time, with pronouncement at 10:13. It marked California's first double execution of the year.
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San Quentin
Calif
William Bagley
Allen McNab
Yor Quentin
California
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