Idaho to receive eight million as job program advances
J L Hood state Works Progress Administrator left for Boise with news that Idaho will get 8,000,000 in relief funds. He said 405,500 already received and 1,600,000 more ready to release, aimed at water conservation, road work, and other unemployed relief projects.
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Washington
Idaho
J. L. Hood
Works Progress
Boise
Hood
Treasury Department
Harry L. Hopkins
Salt Lake City
Darrell J. Greenwell
Utah
Bonds Stolen From Hormel Home Worth Half a Million
West Los Angeles police report theft of nearly 500000 in non negotiable securities from George A Hormel's Bel Air residence. A second story window was jimmied four days earlier. securities and a fur coat were taken from a closet. Police call it an outside job with no value to thieves.
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Los Angeles
Bel Air
George A. Hormel
Canner
Bruce Clark
D. T. Bonnell
Hormel
Clarke
Bonnell
Haieze
Capt. Clarke
Hom
Bel- Air
Republicans Plan Boise Headquarters Office
Idaho Republicans announce a new headquarters in Boise to be opened October 1. R P Parry of Twin Falls, state Republican chairman, says the party intends a militant and progressive campaign statewide as momentum grows toward a Republican victory in the next election.
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Boise
Republicans of
Idaho
R. P. Parry
Twin Falls
Republican State Central Committee
Parry
Utah Weather Outlook Quiet Weekend and Start of Week
Generally fair conditions persist in Utah through Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Dry skies and light winds are expected, offering continued mild weather across the state.
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Utah
Idaho Political Pot Boils as Vote Nears
Idaho politics simmer as rumors swirl about Borah's possible reelection to the U S Senate Clark replacing D Worth Clark by Gov C Ben Ross and Girard eyed for governor. Observers note Borah's influence and discuss Clark's chances and possible career moves.
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Idaho
Boise
William E. Borah
United States Senate
D. Worth Clark
Congress
C. Ben Ross
Franklin Girard
Borah
Ross
War Veterans Celebrate Eve of Meet in St Louis
In St Louis on September 21 the American Legion delegates gathered for the 17th annual convention eve. Thousands of veterans marched along hunting-draped streets as registration neared 20 000 with officials predicting 200 000 by Monday. Tonight featured street dancing and social events ahead of formal meetings and a Sunday sermon from the national chaplain.
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ST. Louis
American Legionnaires
Legion
Noe Threatens to Split Huey Long Party for Governor
Lieutenant Governor James A. Noe, a Long loyalist, declares he will run as an independent for governor after the party caucus chose Judge Richard W. Leche. Noe maintains his Huey Long platform stance despite being dropped from the ticket. He has the backing of some supporters, while others desert him.
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New Orleans
James A. Noe
Huey Long
Richard W. Leche
Noe
Allen
Huey P. Long
Long Party
Noeas
Gerald L. K. Smith
Share the Wealth” Society
Wade O. Martin
Alibi Witness Volunteers In Mooney Case
San Francisco reports new complications in Tom Mooney's habeas corpus bid as court action to halt the hearing was threatened. Warren K. Billings and a potential witness from Oregon City offer to testify, while Frank P. Walsh weighs bringing the witness to testify and Mooney remains jailed during a weekend recess.
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Mooney
Oregon City
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Marshall R. Spencer
Oregon City Ore
Othe Spencer
Frank P. Walsh
Spencer
Walsh
Spence
California Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Billings
Soviet Balloon Record Pushers Claim World Distances
Moscow reports three world balloon records after two gas bags flown by B Romanoff and A Babuikin journeyed 2300 kilometers from Zvenigorod near Moscow to the Kara Kum desert in Kazak SSSR. A telegram noted pilots Zykov and Tropin of the second balloon landed in the same desert region.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Zvenigorod
B. Romanoff
A. Babuikin
Kara-Kum
Kazak
Bat- Bakry
Zykov and
Tropin
Republic
Idaho Weather Fair Sunday and Monday With Clouds
The forecast calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday in Idaho with some cloudiness. Temperatures remain steady across the two days.
Transatlantic Flight In Peril Amid Storm Warnings
Felix Waitkus, 28, former Army flier, launched a solo 4500 mile flight from Floyd Bennett Field to Kaunas Lithuania. Weather, including cold rain and fog, forced reports of an unidentified plane over Newfoundland Harbor Buffet. Authorities cited meteorologists warning of severe conditions as Waitkus aimed to emulate Darius and Girenas two years earlier.
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New York
Felix Waitkus
North Atlantic
Floyd Bennetfield
Kaunas
Lithuania
St. John's
Newfoundland
Harbor Buffet
Placentia Bay
Felix Walthus
Kohler
Floyd Bennett Field
Harbor Grace
Waitkus
James H. Kimball
Stephen Darius
Stanley Girenas
Sex Madman Identified In Chicago Attacks
Chicago police identified 24 year old taxi driver Micaleio Ianmella as the sex madman linked to a string of brutal assaults on women in the western suburbs. Deputy Chief Walter Storms said Ianmella was arrested after answering a Loop description and found with clippings about the case. Fletcher Madison, whose wife was attacked, confirmed the suspect.
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Chicago
Micaleo Ianmella
Walter Storms
Tannella
Loop
West Side
Storms
CCC Begins Trek to Sunny Climes From Inland Empire
A 744 CCC workers left the Inland Empire on two special trains for Fort Knox Kentucky as the vanguard of the annual fall migration to camps in the east and south. Trains departed Coeur d Alene and Enaville Idaho amid station scenes recalling war days with 1361 men from the area originally slated for four trains to Camp Dix New Jersey now delayed until October. Trains tomorrow will take contingents from Priest River Moscow Emile and St Maries Idaho and Olney Havre Missoula Glacier Park in Montana.
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Spokane
Wash
CCC
Inland Empire
Fort Knox
Coeur d'Alene
Enaville
Idaho
Camp Dix
N. J
N. D. Keller
Great Northern
Western Military Bureau
Priest River
Moscow
Em‘ilie
St. Maries
Olney
Havre
Missoula
Glacier Park
Montana
Bayfront labor clash looms as employers press longshoremen
A confrontation on San Francisco bay waterfronts escalates as employers demand that union longshoremen handle disputed freight or risk replacement workers. The showdown underscores mounting tensions in the harbor labor dispute.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Scarlet Fever Fatal to Woman in Blackfoot
The first fatality from a scarlet fever outbreak in Blackfoot occurred Friday evening. Mrs. W. Bernice Ketchum, 28, wife of Rupert Ketchum and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Disher, died at home after ten days with the disease and complications. She was born July 31, 1913 in Eden Utah and married in March 1932. Surviving are her husband, two year old daughter Kathleen Evan, her parents, and three brothers Wilbur Clyde and W. ter.
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Blackfoot
W. Bernice Ketchum
Rupert Ketchum
C. A. Disher
Ketchum
Eden
Utah
Mr. Ketchum
Kathleen Evan
W. Ter
Wilbur
Clyde
Whitaker for Governor Club Forms in Bannock County
A Whitaker for Governor club organized Saturday in Pocatello with over 100 supporters. Henry O Leary named permanent chairman and George Pugmire secretary as speakers including Mayor R M Terrell and Labor Federation leader S V Lund praised Whitaker's record and endorsed his candidacy. Executive, publicity, finance and membership committees were formed with members led by John Hood and Ralph Jones.
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William P. Whitaker
Povatello
Bannock County Democrat Party
Whitak
Pocatello
Bannock Coin Board of Commissioners
Henry O'Leary
Geore Pugmire
Banock County
Young Democrat Club
Nampa Farmers Protest Budget Fixes on Hay and Grain
A Nampa Idaho meeting led by W. W. Deal asks the Washington DC bank chairman to raise loan values set by the Inter mediate Credit bank of Spokane to allow stockmen to pay fair prices for hay and grain. Farmers argue current $6 per ton hay and $1 per hundredweight grain limit credit for winter needs is too low.
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Nampa
Idaho
Intermediate Credit Bank of
Spokane Wash
W. W. Deal
Mr. Deal
W. G. Myers
Washington, D. C
Intermediate Credit Bank
Britain Ready to Act If Italy Threatens War
London reports Britain shaping naval and air forces in the Mediterranean for defensive purposes. A cabinet week ahead will review readiness amid Italy’s rejection of the Geneva peace plan. Officials stress no quarrel with Italy and caution against overestimating sanctions.
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London
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Ontrast
Admiralty
Crise
League
Britain
Italy
U S Moves to Hire Millions in WPA Public Works
Washington reports the administration advances a plan to employ millions through the Works Progress Administration. State directors gain broader authority to approve immediate projects as Hopkins and Ickes push rapid start while safeguarding against unsuitable uses of funds.
Vets to Celebrate Victory of Marne in Paris
Croix de Feu leaders announce they will mobilize a claimed million members to demonstrate in Paris to honor the Marne anniversary. The plan was kept secret to avoid attacks from patriotic elements and the group is not a veterans organization.
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Paris
Croix de Feu
Veterans’ Organization
IV Association
Daw
Marne
Italian applicant granted citizenship in San Diego
Superior Judge Clarence Harden asked Pietro Puccio what Mussolini does. Puccio said he makes war. Puccio was granted citizenship along with four other Italian applicants.
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San Diego
Calif
Mussolini
Clarence Harden
Pietro Puccio
Puccio
G O P Prepare to Rally in Washington
Sept. 21 The fight over constitutionalism and confidence sharpens as political factions brace for a two week period. The 1936 tactics for and against the New Deal loom with expected speeches and campaigns in the capital.
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Washington
Jenkins Favors Early Nuptials in Moral Debate
Kansas City preacher Dr. Burris A Jenkins argues government should enable young people to marry early as a moral boon. He criticizes churches for neglecting youth and recalls his Linwood Boulevard Christian church’s innovations since 1907.
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Kansas City
Burris A Jenkins
Dr. Jenkins
Linwood Boulevard Christian Church
Idaho Chamber Asks Local Bodies to File Planning Views
The Idaho State chamber of commerce urged local chambers and industrial groups to submit by Oct 1 written views on the authority or organization needed to plan construct and operate public works in the Columbia river watershed. Secretary L F Parsons sent the appeal after Boise and Pocatello hearings showed limited prior consideration. Marshall P Dana of Portland chaired the hearings.
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Boise
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
State Planning Commission
Columbia River
L F. Parsons
State Chamber
Pocatello
Parsons
Marshall P. Dana
Portland
Ore
Northwest Planning Board
Borah Entertains Parma Children At Fall Festival
Parma Idaho residents tout Senator William E. Borah as the greatest man on Earth after he visits the village fall festival with a full grown merry go round. Governor C Ben Ross was also born here.
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Parma
Idaho
William E. Borah
Borah
Idaho Village
C. Ben Ross
Rome Pressed by Court Act On Geneva Peace Plan
Rome reports indicate Italy remained optimistic about Geneva's peace proposal while insisting its core aims in Ethiopia remain non negotiable. A government spokesman said no rupture with the League exists and urged Geneva to offer a firmer basis for a peaceful settlement. An internal fascist mobilization was framed as a routine exercise rather than aggression. Emperor Haile Selassie criticized a portion of the plan as unacceptable.
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Rome
Italy
Geneva
Great Britain
Ethiopia
League
Committee of Five
Benito Mussolini
Traly
Britain
Mediterranean
Haile Selassie
Associated Press
Central Office Created to Oversee Munitions Under Neutrality Law
Washington September 21 the government established a new centralized Office of Arms and Munitions Control within the State Department to supervise all federal munitions activities. Joseph C Green was named chief and Charles W Yost assistant chief while R Walton Moore serves as assistant secretary. Secretary Hull stressed the move unifies oversight and has no link to the Italo Ethiopian crisis or wider European tension.
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Washington
State Department
Office of Arms and Munitions Control
R. Walton Moore
Joseph C. Green
Charles W. Yost
Hull
Glen Jacoby Weds Malad Girl Here
Idaho Falls coach Glen Jacoby of Predrickson High Miss wed in a ceremony here. The event linked local schools and prominent community members in a restrained, two-sentence social notice.
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Glen Jacoby
Idaho Falls
Predrickson High
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Robert, Terrell
William Fife
Joe Burton
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Mediterranean Zone
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WPA
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