Idaho State Federation of Women's Clubs Opens Annual Meet
One hundred delegates gather for the Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs twenty first annual convention in Boise with hosts from Pocatello and Boise. E T Barton presides while Mayor Terrell welcomes attendees. Dr Vardis Fisher will speak Thursday evening at the Congregational church with sessions continuing Thursday and Friday open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs
L. D. S. Institute
E. T. Barton
Boise
Federation
Portland Rose
E. C. Riddle
Women’s Study League
Pocatello
Growers Seek More Acreage for Sugar Beet Crop
Washington Sept 25 Growers pressed for a substantial increase in acreage for the 1936 sugar beet crop to meet or exceed the 1 500 000 ton domestic allotment under the sugar control act. AAA regulations and possible quotas were discussed with growers processors and AAA sugar officials. no clear reception of the plan was indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
AAA
AAA Sugar Section
Frank A. Kemp
Great Western Sugar Company
Puerto Rico
Mine Strike In Deadlock Stays Narrow Wake of Wage Talks
Washington reports a stalemate as Soft coal miners and operators persevere in a strike that began Monday. The union cites no progress after a key session led by Van A Bitner. The sticking point remains a nine cent raise on tonnage and a contract ending April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
van A. Bitner
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
National Organization
Kellogg Brothers In Fatal Idaho Car Crash
Oscar Johnson, 27, of Kellogg Idaho, was killed when the car he drove plunged over a 45 foot embankment near Sandpoint after clipping a rock cliff. His brother Robert, 22, was injured with a head laceration and a leg injury. Both had come to Sandpoint seeking work and were returning home.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Oscar Johnson
Kellogg
Robert
Oscar
Joe Louis Plans Overseas Boxing Tour
Joe Louis agreed to a foreign tour under Mike Jacobs promotion with fights in South American and European capitals. A charity match at the Coliseum in the Bronx this November will feature the Brown Bomber against the best available opponent following his recent four round knockout of Max Baer.
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New York
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Brown Bomber
Max Baer
Louis
Coliseum
Bronx
Freezing Temperatures Seen Scattered in Southeast Idaho
Boise reports indicate no general frost has damaged Idaho crops this year. U.S. Weather Bureau meteorologist H. G. Carter notes light showers statewide with above normal temperatures. however several scattered sites in southeast Idaho have recorded freezing temperatures.
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Boise
Idaho
H. G. Carter
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Carter
GOP Committee Maps Campaign Fight for 1936
Republican national executive committee members met in Washington after the Baer Louis fight to plan the 1936 presidential campaign against Roosevelt. The session discussed finances and strategy with $40,000 in the treasury and potential expansion of offices in Chicago to launch a western campaign. Harrison Spangler proposed opening a party office to start early campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Republican National Executive Committee
Roosevelt
George F. Getz
Illinois
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Spangler
Chicago
West
Industry holds future of NRA
President Roosevelt, in his last press conference before a western trip, said the future of the NRA depends on industry action against persisting chiselers. He spoke optimistically on employment gains from the Civilian Conservation Corps and outlined staffing cuts and funding plans as codes face Supreme Court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Pacific Coast
Civilian Conservation Corps
Supreme Court
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Chicago and St Louis split a double header with Warneke and Hartnett facing P Dean and Delancey in the opener while Fitzsimmons and Danning led New York past Brooklyn in a later game. In the American League Philadelphia defeated Boston 7 to 6 with Fink and Richards pairing. St Louis beat Chicago 5 to 2 and Detroit edged Cleveland 3 to 1 in another set of outcomes.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Warneke and Hartnett
P. Dean and Delancey
Eastern Idaho Weather Dampens Seeding Progress
Temperatures in the past week have run above normal in eastern Idaho. Mostly clear weather gave way to cloudiness Sunday night and light showers Monday, but rainfall was insufficient for seeding. Seeding is delayed in many districts while potato digging proceeds and livestock remain in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
H H. Smith
Weather Bureau
Utilities Board Saves Cash for Idaho Shippers
The Idaho public utilities commissioners report large annual savings from July 1 1934 to date by denying higher freight rates. They list estimated yearly savings across honey shippers salt petroleum newsprint coal auto shipments and agricultural goods totaling millions for Idaho shippers and growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commissioners
M Reece Hattabaugh
Harry Holden
John D. Rigney
Prof Areno
W. B. Joy
Idaho
Camaridge
Ida
Ten Thousandth Visitor Reaches Craters of the Moon
Miss La Von Chapman of Salt Lake City became the 10 000th visitor of the season at Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho. Custodian A T Bicknell reported total registrations at 10 069 by Sunday evening, up from 7 437 at the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arco
Idaho
la von Chapman
Salt Lake City
Craters of the Moon National Monument
A. T. Bicknell
Monument
Betting Roil and Role in KC Prisoner Bet
In Kansas City a 16 year old and a 16 year old named Dominick Peppe pushed Paul Lapuma in a wheelbarrow for an hour after a lost bet on a prize fight. In Temple Texas Gene Jameson also lost and faces a 48 hour tree climb starting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dominick Peppe
Paul Lapuma
Temple
Tex
Gene Jameson
Legion Opposes Recognition of Soviet Russia
The American Legion at its national convention in St Louis urged the United States to withdraw recognition of Soviet Russia. Delegates backed a defense program including 165000 enlisted men and 14000 officers, 210000 National Guardsmen, a parity navy, and expanded training camps while opposing consolidation of armed forces.
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ST. Louis
American Legion
United States
Soviet Russia
J. J.twomey
Massachusetts
Committee On
Americanism
National Legion Convention
Army
Navy
Marine Fly Corps
Civian Air Reserve Training Corps
Borah to Speak at Dedication in American Falls
Idaho senator William E. Borah, a leading figure in the 1936 Republican scene, will address the American Falls dedication of the new high school and athletic field. The program begins at 1:30, with a 3 p.m. football game between Aberdeen and American Falls.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
United State Senate
American Falls
Associated Press
Boise States
Borah
Aberdeen
LDS Groups Plan Salt Lake Conference on Temple Marriage
The Genealogical Society of Utah and the Primary association of the LDS church will hold their semi annual meetings in Salt Lake City next week as part of the church's 105th semi annual conference. They will discuss Temple Marriage and Increased Spirituality in Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Genealogical Society of Utah
Association of the
Latter Day Saints Church
Dentist Retires After 45 Years Opens Farm Life
Dr Frank Fourt, 69, a Fairfield Iowa dentist, ends a 45 year office career and retires to a 380 acre farm. He says he feels ten years younger and will not return to practice. The note appears in a Fountain of Youth feature dated Sept 25.
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Fountain OF Youth
Fairfield
Iowa
Frank Fourt
Butte Buries Jere Murphy Chief of Police
Butte Montana held a large funeral for police chief Jere J. Murphy who died from injuries after a scuffle while arresting a suspect. City offices were closed for the services and Murphy had served nearly twenty years as a peace officer. A chase last June for kidnapping suspect Willam Dainard alias William Mahan is noted along with a partial ransom recovery in Butte.
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Butte
Mont
Jere J. Murphy
Murphy
Willam Dainard
William Mahan
Weyerhaeucer
Elk Hunters Charge Misleading Swan Valley Hunt Officials
Caldwell Idaho September 25 local hunters accuse the state game department of selling 100 special permits for the Swan Valley elk hunt while misrepresenting elk abundance. They report seven elk were taken, ninety-eight hunters went in, and no crop damage or elk tracks were found in a region said to be overrun by elk. Local residents deny any elk presence and call the effort a deliberate misrepresentation.
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Caldwell
Idaho
State Game Department
Swan Valley
Charles Millner
Game Department
Wyoming Line
Art Week
Rams Bring High Prices at Midland Empire Ram Sale
In Billings Montana Murray Stebbins notes the Sixth Midland Empire ram sale yielded 808 rams of four breeds selling for 15915.60 dollars averaging 19.70 each. Top price 69 dollars for a tambouillet from Williams and Pauly. Ram breeds included Rambouillet Hampshire Corriedale and crossbreds with averages 20.75 17.02 32.00 and 21.31 respectively.
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Billings
Mont
Murray Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Harvey Court
Big Timber
Williams and Pauly
Deer Lodge
Munitions Export Halted by Roosevelt Proclamation
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation listing arms and munitions barred from export to belligerents. Dealers must obtain licenses from the new munitions control board, which currently has no authority to override licenses. Six categories cover arms ammunition and implements of war.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Munitions Control Board
Roosevelt to Stop 20 Minutes in Utah
Secretary to President Roosevelt advises Governor Blood that the presidential special train en route to Boulder Dam will reach Salt Lake City at 12 35 p m Sunday and plans call for a 20 minute stop in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Marvin H. McIntyre
Roosevelt
Henry H. Blood
Boulder Dam
Peace plan clashes with Italian case in Rome Addis dispatch
Rome and Addis Ababa sent diverging signals in the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Italy refused to be first to bring the war to Europe while Haile Selassie urged the League of Nations to dispatch a neutral commission to assess aggressor responsibility.
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League
Rome
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Italy
Europe
Haile Selassie
Ivatue of Nations
Ethiopia
Sir Samuel Hoare
Great Britain
Geneva
League of Nations
Countrie
Emperor Haile Selassie
Africa
France
Pierre Laval
Duce
Laval
Anthony Eden
Britain
High Cost Jobs Eat Up Funds
Washington reports show the 4.0 billion Works Progress Administration funds shifting between categories. High cost projects absorb most money limiting jobs under Hopkins low cost plan. President cuts housing funds and public works caps reflect the imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Jbs
Harry Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Private Becker Joined Caterpillar Club By Mistake
In San Antonio on September 25 private William C. Becker of Randolph Field became a caterpillar club member after mishearing a landing signal while a passenger in an Army plane. He jumped with a parachute as the pilot, First Lieutenant D. H Alkire, signaled for practice landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistaken Caterpillar
San Antonio
Tex
William C. Becker
Randolph Field
Caterpillar Club
D. H Alkire
Becker
Idaho Weather Forecast Shows Frost Tonight
Pair of cold nights expected in Idaho with cooler conditions in the southeast tonight and Thursday. Local frost is anticipated as temperatures dip, signaling a chilly spell for residents and outdoor plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Folsom Convict to Take Stand for Mooney
Warren K. Billings, briefly at Folsom, prepared to testify for Thomas J. Mooney in wage habeas corpus in San Francisco. They embraced, renewing a 19 year separation after murder convictions tied to the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Billings arrived under orders from the state Supreme Court as hearings resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fancisco
Warren K. Billings
Grim Folsom
Thomas J. Mooney
Illings
Mooney
San Francisco
Jair
Ooney
San Quentin
Jury Could Probe Hoey Case In Westchester
A double barred grand jury investigation was possible after an open verdict by a coroner's jury into the death of Evelyn Hoey blues singer at the Henry H. Rogers farm home. Five lawyers for Rogers and Kelley said they are not sure the coroner's jury found death by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Evelyn Hoey
Henry H. Rogers
Rogers
Kelley
Weather Forecast For UTAN
Fair tonight and Thursday. Southern portion unsettled with unsettled conditions tonight and into Thursday morning. Light winds and no precipitation expected in the north.
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First Congregational Church
T. R. Neilson
L. N. Jenness
D. L. Alexander
Twin Falls
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
B. S. Arrington
S. H. Masters
Blackfoot
Nelson School of Music
Ethel Redfield
Department of Education
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Arthur Baker
Pinkerton School of the Dance
Clifford Borton
Congregational Church
O. B. Steely
Barton
Royal A. Brown
Vardis Fisher
GOP Committee
By Nathan Robertson
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons
Danning
Mungo
Lopez
Phil'd
Cain and
Hemssey
Phelps, Wyatt and Grube
Detroit
Cleveland
Auker, Hogsett
Hayworth
L. Brown
Garbark
Utilities Board
Legion
Convention
U. S
National Convention of the American Legion
Howard W. Flieger
Salt Lake
Butte Buries
Jere Murphy
Department
F.D.R
Utah
Black Empire
Somaliland
Eritrea
Folsom
RAND
Hoey
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