Brown Bomber and Max Baer Ready for Bell
New York September 24 The fight promoters reached an agreement on special gloves after a heated dispute and Baer weighed 210 1 2 pounds against Louis 199 1 4 pounds. Baer appeared in better shape than after Braddock loss. Large bets favored Louis at 5 to 8 with two 10000 wagers reported and Baer money seen to cover bets.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Baer
Jim Braddock
Louis
Broadway
Joe Louis Faces Max Schmeling At Yankee Stadium Fight
The New York crowd roars as Joe Louis, the chocolate soldier with devastating fists, meets the comeback challenge of the wild swinging Max Schmeling in a high profile bout at Yankee Stadium amid boxing’s return to prosperity and a historic crowd.
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New York
Ballyhoo
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Férpo
Tex Rickard
Joe Louis
Max
Reclamation Jobs Face Cut in Western States
Washington reports possible downward revisions of allocations for western reclamation projects. About 20 million dollars of the 100 million works relief fund may be sliced, affecting fourteen projects across Utah Idaho Washington and Oregon. Allocations already set include Deer Creek 2.9 million Ogden river 500 thousand Moon Lake 240 thousand Boise-Payette 1 million Boise Arrowrock dam 160 thousand.
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Washington
Works Relief Fund
Bureau of Reclamation
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Deer Creek
Ogden River
Moon Lake
Boise-Payette
Boise-Arrowrock Dam
Isee
Idaho Grants First Female Aircraft License
Boise dispatch reports Mrs. Bernadine Lewis King of Hollywood California became the first woman to receive an aerial transport license from Idaho. The license was mailed by Reid Allen acting director of the division of aeronautics and is the 164th issued since the 1932 law began.
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Boise
Bernadine Lewis King
Hollywood
Cal
Idaho
King
Reid Allen
Division of Aeronautics
Statement of Publi Works
Idaho Couple Receives Wedding License in Salt Lake City
A Idaho couple, Jack Hunter Blake and Miss White, aged 22, secured a marriage license in Salt Lake City yesterday. They are listed as residents of Idaho and were issued the license by local authorities.
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Idaho
Salt Lake City
Jack Hunter Blake
Mies White
Ty Weg
League Needs G Man Technique Says Pope
Senator James P. Pope of Idaho compares the League of Nations to the U S Department of Justice before its aggressive campaign against gangsters urging bold action. The commentary reflects on the League’s position during a five week European trip.
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League
Pope
James P. Pope
Idaho
Volendam
New York
League of Nations
United States Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Crim
Man Jump From Utah Hotel Room
The body of William H. Coupland of San Francisco was found on the sidewalk below an open hotel window in Salt Lake City. A note requested informing Austin B. Murray of his death. Coupland had removed the window screen before leaping four stories to his death.
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Salt Lake City
William H. Coupland
San Francisco
Jess Streator
E. R. Apelgren
Maxum
Austin B. Murray
Mission Street
Apelgren
Coupland
Labor Study to Inventory Public Employment Applicants
President Roosevelt allocated 550000 from the works relief fund to the labor department for a perpetual inventory of public employment office applications. The survey covers all offices reporting to the federal employment service to map geography age sex race veterans status and unemployment duration. State allocations include Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming and others.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Relief Fund
Labor Department
Federal Employment Service
Tdaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Utah man convicted of involuntary manslaughter
Robert Rasmussen of Murray Utah was found guilty by a district court jury of involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of Richard White and Warren Pickle both 20. He faces up to one year in prison. sentence to be pronounced tomorrow by Judge James W McKinney.
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Salt Lake City
Robert Rasmussen
District
Murray
Utah
Richard White
Warren Pickle
Rasmussen
James W. McKinney
Hunter bags 150-pound bear near Red Mountain district
Helena, Sept 24. Waldo Newton, armed with bow and arrow, hunted grouse in Red Mountain district and returned with the hide of a 150-pound bear. The strike marks a notable success for Newton who has prior bear kills.
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Helena
Mont
Waldo Newton
Newton
Red Mountain
Beet Harvest Starts Monday in Eastern Idaho
Harvesting of about 400 000 tons of sugar beets from Aberdeen to Sugar City begins Monday in eastern Idaho. Douglas Sculley of Utah Idaho Sugar says the Idaho Falls plant starts Oct 2 with Blackfoot Sugar City Oct 6 and Shelley Oct 10. Employment for around 5500 people. season runs to at least Jan 1. Production near 400k tons, per acre yield up despite fewer acres under contract. 34k acres listed this year. Five new loading stations reduce hand work. white fly resistant seed credited for strong crop.
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Idaho
Snake River Valley
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Scalley
Fight fans to hear Baer vs Lewis live from Tribune
The Associated Press blow by blow report of the Baer versus Lewis bout will be announced from The Tribune building as the ring side feed reaches 80,000 bowling customers. The main event is set to begin at approximately o clock Pocatello time with preliminary bouts preceding.
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Associated Press
Maxie Baer
Joe Lewis
Tribune
Pocatello
Es Liminary
Wage Question Halts Strike Talks As Mines Face Pay Demands
Washington report on September 24 notes miners led by John L. Lewis press for a 9 cent a ton wage rise for coal diggers, while operators offer 7.5 cents. Roosevelt aide McGrady remains hopeful for a speedy accord as a two-miner two-operator subcommittee negotiates amid a stalemate over a three cent gap.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Edward F. McGrady
Lewis
McGrady
Roosevelt
Perkins
Charles O'Neill
Pennsylvania
L. T. Putman
West Virginia
Philip Murray
van Bitner
Murray
National League Scores and Box Scores
Today’s baseball scores from the National League include Philadelphia win and losses against New York and Boston against Brooklyn with line scores and battery details. St Louis hosts Pittsburgh in the remaining scheduled game.
Baseball scores and batteries from early games
Box score style lines show Philadelphia Boston St Louis Chicago Detroit Washington and New York matchups with runs and errors. Batteries list pitchers and catchers for each side, reflecting a vintage newspaper summary of multiple results.
Norris urges constitutional amendments over sacred texts
Senator Norris of Nebraska argues that the constitution should be amended as needed to fit changing conditions of civilization. He says the founding document is not sacred and warns Republicans that making it a campaign issue in 1936 could backfire. He likens respecting founders to favoring the sickle over the self binder, stressing progress.
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Tiorris
R-Neb
U. S
Washington
Norris
Freight Rates Hearing Set by Interstate Commission
Boise, Sept. 24. A hearing on an application by railway carriers for intrastate freight rate increases will be held by the Interstate Commerce Commission on October 7. Idaho public officials had denied an increase at a recent hearing. Railroads seek conformity of intrastate rates with interstate rates approved earlier by the ICC in Washington.
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Boise
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. B. Joy
Commission
Idaho Commission
Intstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Hood Returns From Washington to Boise
Leo Hood state WPA administrator arrived in Boise after conferences with officials in Washington D C. He said he hoped to gain authorization for state projects. At the station he was greeted by a large crowd including Mayor Robert M Terrell, W P Whitaker, Ivan Gasser, Paul Nash and chamber officials.
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Leo Hood
WPA
Pocatello
Boise
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hood
Robert M. Terrell
W. P. Whitaker
Ivan Gasser
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Nash
Chamber
Montana Sheepman Succumbs To Injuries
Montana date line Plains Sept 24 P E C Major of Perma Montana died from injuries after a train struck his flock causing a sheep and Major to be hurled into the air. The accident occurred after Major had guided his flock across the tracks and stood back as an oncoming train approached.
Legion Delays Business for Peace Parade
In St Louis a peace parade drew 100000 World War I veterans and hundreds of thousands of spectators. More than 125 bands and many drill teams marched two miles under mild fall weather as convention business paused for the six hour event.
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ST. Louis
American Legion
Missouri
Jefferson Barracks
Legion
Frank N. Belgrano Jr
Mooney Ally Billings Leaves California Prison
Warren K. Billings, ally of Tom Mooney, walks out of Folsom Prison at 10 06 a m bound for San Francisco. He was granted habeas corpus access by a state supreme court order and leaves after nearly 18 years serving a life sentence in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing case.
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Sacramento
Warren K. Billings
Folsom Prison
San Francisco
Court Smith
Billings
Tom Mooney
State Supreme Court
Billings the Rich
Weather Update Outlook for Southeast Tonight
Forecasters predict unsettled conditions tonight with showers and cooler air in the southeast portion. Wednesday is expected to be generally fair with improved conditions and calmer temperatures.
Haile Bolsters Frontier Guard March Toward Italian Front
Addis Ababa reports thousands of Ethiopian warriors advancing toward Aduwa to guard the northeast frontier against Italian attack. The force is equipped for two months with rations and enrolled in the national army from northern Ethiopia. Emperor Haile Selassie starts an installment plan to equip citizens with rifles while obsolete guns are scrapped.
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Addis Ababa
Aduwa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Italo-Ethiopian crisis committee admits failure in peace pursuit
In Geneva on Sept 24 the Italo-Ethiopian committee of the League of Nations unanimously submits a historical report to the council, signaling defeat in finding a peace basis. Paris reports Laval doubts peace, while Rome and London contemplate sanctions and shifting the issue to the assembly as Mussolini and Drummond meet. Ethiopian forces mobilize near the border as tension rises.
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Geneva
League of Nations
East Africa
League Council
Great Britain
France
Spain
Poland
Turkey
League
Rome
Associated Press
Paris
Laval
League Committee
Italy
Ethiopia
Sievers
Big Five
Nations
Spainy
Mussolini
Eric Drummond
Idaho Case in High Tribunal Seeks ICC Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission brings a dispute over a nine mile Talbot branch serving Idaho coal mine to the Supreme Court. Idaho public utilities commission challenges an Idaho federal court ruling that the line is a spur not under ICC control.
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Washington
Idaho
Teton County
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Talbot
Oregon
Federal Commissid
Federal District Court
State Commission
Sister Killed By Maniac Patient at Mercy Hospital
Sister Mary Cornelius, a nursing nun at Mercy hospital, was gravely wounded when a delirious patient, Robert J Berry 42 of Buffalo, slashed her throat. Berry, confined with a leg infection, was moved to City hospital under guard.
WPA Funds to Aid Musicians and Artists in Idaho
R J Wood WPA director announces Idaho's portion of eight million dollars will fund musicians and artists. Plans include hiring artists to decorate schools with murals and related work and employing qualified music teachers to train relief clients in their specialties.
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Boise
Works Progress Administration
Idaho
R. J. Wood
WPA
Wood
Relef
Three Killed in Romanian Air Crash Near Constanta
Three military fliers died when their plane crashed in the Black Sea maneuvering near Constanta Romania. The incident occurred today as the aircraft went down during a routine exercise over the sea.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Constenan
Board Resumes Green Hearing in Pardons Session
The state board of pardons and paroles will reopen its September session Monday to reconsider Delbert Green's reprieve. Green, convicted of slaying his uncle James Green, narrowly avoided a firing squad after a dispute over jurisdiction blocked a sanity hearing and sent the case to the supreme court for a partial decision.
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Lake City
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Delbert Green
James Green
Green
State Pris
Third District Court
Second District
Supreme Court
Rural director shifts to Portland duties in Idaho program
T. J. Lloyd of Twin Falls, acting director of Idaho's rural resettlement program, completes work in Boise before moving to Portland to join the Farm Credit Administration. He has led the program since it took over the rural rehabilitation program, which began in May 1934.
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Boise
T. J Lloyd
Twin Falls
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Farm Credit Administration
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