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Show . News Review of Current Events the World Over Biiiine.'i and dent IIooer Revenue Inilu-tria- Conference Called ! ly Irm Smoot 1redirts Revhion of the Walker Ca Develojtments. IJy KDWAltl) W. PICKARD N1 KM S ... s as wetssyw we ex hi y ft Scenes and Persons in the Current News of Intere- -t to all ihs coun- try cams from Fii.lrwood, N. J, There, In lha Morrow home, t second son was born to Col sad - BHvny Sit. Charles A, Lindbergh, and ll wst aniioiimed Ho t mother and rhlld were doing well. The happy event came five months end sixteen days after the kidnaping of the first Lindbergh boy from their home In J!oH-ell- . Colonel l.lndtorgli Is tied a plea lo the prese Dot to the privsry of his home, feeling that the publicity to which the family had been euhjecled Wui In large measure reionlb!e for the tragic dealt) of their first child. I I l. Showing the Bolivians Dont Like Paraguay , rTirrnrr., orz I-- !i N 'A .k.Lc " - 1 Hay-ton- Iak U' iS r let. Be-do- r, -.- - accom-pllahe- He Went Ten Miles Into the Sky I -- t- w:j e pre-ten- M Gen. kurt Twin Brothers in U. S. Infantry ' renom-Inatlo- n e e RmII.iiiS the s.,rly f. r fool, wary fr nt th! - n ix, tiling i wn Rot hnrf .:l) I .Oil IT -- The urvli wll V. lull! Sail. tul u b t'l'J'siO la the of four tnllo of highway, fr-- m tin fork In laignn rati) on, town id Gar City, according to woi.l nuvlv o'flr cd from the dlalrht OURAY, I T Now that the rx fvdrd rln--r hn taken the wu'rr snd the tiuwpilto front the flat redmed Ihrrvhtr. fame la-the Indian are reluming to the tillage lo re and are Inquliing when Imd wit) start again. The water of their was halfway lo the lo i nee IhU year. ron-iruit- Diatily d-- ho-'- BRIGHAM CITY, IT Among the out !a tiding attraction of Box Khler eoiinty'e i i h fintlrnl. to tie etd 10, held In ltd city on 8 pt. of the will he the rtitlc In rip t (mio h mlhatlou In the Elder lto roun'ry. innitity I de'ighti d to tmnuuine that It h.n more jinln'W for till tear" png' ant than In I y gone days, due to tin tunny young orihord ruining In'o prodMi lion, the quality In too will he the l t g.it'ere-young year-- , coining as it will -- fr-u- irw-s- . FT -- Sfilngxllle SlRINGVlI.LK, Producer' n Initon adn l the ootroit In tween the Salt Luke and Fah railway ntnl the piodiiecr' emnmltli-lion of a new the egg griding plant In Sprirgville to te limit t'V 'he railway company. I, it 5 AN. IT. Plans for the expenditure of approximately $I.IT 5)0 In t'.iilie county were laid tlie tai he county comnil ion hy IVter-on chairman of the ion. The I ih -- late road cotnml -- tin con-tr- ui e Pro-te- ererjbody baa run aa fart a of lubu .Hut. f.,ret a I T city mat I 'iii r cinjoii A HII.I.S Wel all I what I read In the pa. or what I tie aa I prowl about. Will the Olympic are ell over, REV KIM. T pr.ni.iuj r,f llii lr wlioi-- r W DU. k oner U JtiM HUIhIUM. n,xu-tt- y tha lllih-mond- run i.i;lt wood mi. a- -t M (IllMI'l 31 a '', IlHH-Iw- . UIMIN ItOUl. IN WORK. Ull. 111 !r Km TaM for Mai lIHlIllUltli Batura of a culmination that It was mandatory on him to (hat Theodore IN THU of hla program fur economic re- Disks public Ihs details of loans RUMORSgovernor general of th w filch made by tbs Deconstruction Finance ITiltlpplueo, would be railed home covery will be tba Cun fltililrat Hoover tini nllul to corporation slurs July t. In this hs to take part In the Presidential cam0an Amfimt 21 In disagreed with President Hoover, paign In hi half of Mr. Hoover were U'aliliik'tin. Ihoaa who sought to avoid this publicity strengthened when It was announced summoni-art th and who thought further congres that John It. Holliday of St. Lou.. in am bar a of Ilia sloiml action was neenuary If the Mo., had been appointed vice govand Indua-(ria- l transactions were not to he held as ernor of Hie Island by the Presit.uiin-mimnltti-ereconfidential by Ihs clerks of tbs sen- dent. lie line been aiding ae legal up In (ha ate and house. cently adviser to Colonel Roosevelt. The re-ri (a alt a managers of tho Republican camand a d.ntrU-1- , distinguished engineers will paign felt that B few speeches In FIVE anlha purpose on all applications for the middle end far western slates no u o r a d by Mr. loans for self liquidating projects by Governor Genera I Roosevelt Hooter la to atari a Si provided for In the relief set would greatly help the Hoover 1 Norman Armour of New Jersey, counselor of the American embassy la Tar is, who has been appoint concentrated carrying a fund of ceua here use It had been found ed President Hoover to be minister to Halil. 2 Action photograph during Ibe field hockey game In the holt for thut many voter out there were giv- whichby India defeated the Polled State In the Olympic game at Los Angelo. S Scene In SL Ixiuls after a economic front, work construction to east their ballots for Frank-lling .4 turned the streets Into rivers slid did vast damage. that deluge unemto aid the Continuing D. Roosevelt under the ImpresI J ployed. At the head rrealJeut aald; The conference will sion that he le the eon of former j t bera llh aieelflc proji-cdeal of this committee of President Roosevelt, to whose memIn fit a la lr. Charles definite arcouipludinienl ory they ere devoted, Oavld Mart, ons of aerliultnre, and employ went ill can be attained, and the foremost engiYork I STATE politic In New lha mobilization of prlxate neers of California. 1 1 lively, and Hi RepublicIV 9 . " Instrumental! an are preparing to select their I Ha Is a personal and gorerniucntul I tlea of that etuf friend of President candidates st the convention, wbh h Committee chairmen and ofTlctala aho e meet In Sept cuiPor, I11;-Hooter, m ,t Who acre to hold the preliminary Dr, C. D. Marx teems him highly To oppose United and has utmost Organization meeting a ere: Carl I. Boton; Owen D. ronfldenee In bis ability to handle Toung, New Turk; George II. Iluue the hlg Job put In his hand.. lHx-to-r ton. 1'lillndetphla; L. It. William, Murx, who was horn In Ohio In ; a ns educated In Cornell uni Cletrland; Edwin C. Graham, George 8. Harris Atlanta; verwlty and In Germany. He was Sewell L. Arery, Chicago: J. W. t nlled States nsslstnnt engineer on , .Missouri river Improvement Harris St. lamls; George fifty Mlniienpolia; Joseph F. Iorter, years ago, and afterwnrd ana on Kann City; Prank Kell, Dallni; llio faeulties of Cornell, Wisconsin K. U. Klngkhnry, S.in Franclaco; and Stanford universities. Ills Secretary of tha Treasury Mill; home Is In Puto Alto. Secretary of Agriculture Hyde; Sec1918 by retary of Commerce Chapin; SecreONF, ofth the strange detelopnietita he ha ; Kugene Meyer, tary of Labor governor of the federal reserve alnke that was started in Iowa for Mayor lioiun ii. .Marvin nr syrum t 4 hoard; Athe Poinerene, chairman the purpose of forcing higher prices Is another possibility for the senaof the Reoont rue! Ion Finance cor- for farm produce nud that spread torial nomination. ...sa v - -- j j rhalrmun to gome extent In other states of Fur the Republican n milnntlon poration; Paul 7 farm loan hoard; Franklin Fort, the central west The Iowa farm- for governor the most conspicuous . w I " . W . ua, J . a... t -t - .If- r . i , , 1".-- . . JTrr. a... .s .A., Is Col. William J chairman fedonil home loan board, ers undertook to date to aspirant ull agriculcompel and James (. Flotie, chairman of turists of the Btule to withhold fVonovnn of Buffalo, who acquired A Si one In the imiln street of La Pax, the capital of Both la, a thoimnda of citizen held a hostile demthe federal farm board. their products from market, and In the nickname "Wild Hill In the onstration against the neighboring couutry of Paraguay. The two countries have been quarreling over jmsses- Much Is expected to be war. World He old commanded the gpinor tim" Cinml!acV some regions, notably about Dos won the and by the home lonn hanking Moines, ninth" fighting Sixty and the picketed highways system created by congress, of stopped nearly all trucks carrying Congressional Medal of Honor, tl which Frnnklln Fort of New Jersey LINCOLN THE YOUTH vegetables and live stoek to the Distinguished Service modal and has been mnde chairman. In radio city. Deputy aheriffs were Instruct- other decorntiona. During the Cool address Mr. Fort explained that the ed to "wmmtf keep the roads open, but few idge regime he was assistant attorhome loan hanks a 111 have the pow- farmers cared to run the blockade. ney general, on first er to mnko direct loans City nnlk distributors obtained sufmortgages up to the same percent economy In mind, Italy ficient supplies by train, but urbanabout to reorganize her age of the value of the property that ites had to rely on home gardens navy and will require about l.'KMXK) they may loan to Institutions for their vegetables. We shall all be greatly disapIn North Dakota the farmers tons of her fighting ships. These pointed." he continued, If the home united to withhold their wheat from will Include two battleships, three loan bank system does not put un- market until the price shall reach heavy cruisers, nine light cruisers, der the real estate and mortgage FI a bushel, and their leader said twenty-fivdestroyers and a dozen structure of America the type of un- this movement had made progress submarines, all reasonably old, but t still within the age limit. derpinning which not only will In eleven states. 1lans for finanIts collapse in these troubled cing the threshing bills of farmers The ships will be stripped of times, but will form a foundation who promised to hold hack their their crews, but not Immediately for the continued expansion and wheat were being worked out. In this condition they scrapped. will continue to serve as a bartergrowth of home ownership." The machinery of the new organing point when the world disarmaAYOR JIMMY WALKER of ment conference resumes Its discusization, which will be set up as soon as the board decides upon the sites sions at Geneva, Switzerland, this to strenuous convince week trying for the establishment of the eight to fall. he should Roosevelt Governor that twelve home loan banks provided by removed net be the law. Is designed primarily toad von scniEiciir.it, vance loans to building and lonn as- from office. The exof defense in the Von conductsociations, savings hanks and Insur- amination Iapen cabinet, Is moving steadily ance companies In the mortgage ed by the governor toward realization of his ambition went all Into facts field. to become master connected with Reof Germany. Walkers relations from Berlin ports of with chairman SMOOT, T. Russell SENATOR Intimate that out of finance committee, who Sherwood, the political chans Taul Manship, New York sculpare there many Inequalirealizing handled the maymay emerge a new ties In the new revenue law. ex- or's financial aftor, shown putting the finishing with government touches to the new statue of Abrapresses the opinion that congress, fairs and has long that strong man ham Lincoln, showing the Great when It reconvenes, will find neces- been missing; and sary a revision of that measure to with many other Mayor Walker as chancellor and Emancipator as a Iloosier youth of Franz Braclit as of twenty-one- , with his hunting dog. fit business conditions as they will charges made by The statue has Just been erected by then exist. And he believes the plan Suuiuel Seabury. During the ques- premier of the state Von of Prussia. Of a general manufacturers' Bales the Lincoln National Life foundationing there was a lot about an Schleicher Is much tion In Fort Wayne, Ind. tax will be revived. Personally, unofwoman was who unnamed Prof. Auguste Piccard, eminent Belgian scientist, smiling broadly as more highly regardSaid the Utah senator, I think that he looked out of the metal ball of the balloon In which he and an ficially admitted to be Betty Comp- ed than Von Pnpen the bottom of the business depres- ton, an actress now living In EngCHAMP HIGH JUMPER assistant soared more than ten miles Into the sky, an altitude never sion has been reached and that con- land. The evidence before the leg- by the Junkers, who before reached by man. all been have that pretense urging ditions are getting better every- islative committee bad shown that of parliamentary government be where In the country." this person, whose name was not The Chamber of Commerce of the then revealed, received a check for dropped. Adolph Hitler, leader of the United States has announced forma- $1,500 from a brokerage account of tion of a special committee on tax- Mayor Walker's and that cash and Nazis, In conference with President demanded not ation to examine the manufactur- stocks valued at $75,000 were Von Illndenburg, ers sales tax and other possible turned over to her from the various only the chancellorship but the same power assumed by Mussolini sources of federal revenue as a accounts of Sherwood. after the march on Rome. This the means of curing Inequalities In the The mayor In his testimony retaxation system as set up In the last president curtly refused, but ferred to the "unnamed person as aged he did offer to make Hitler vice session of congress." having been his personal friend; be chancellor and his party other offered to explain bis arrange- cabinet offices.- -give Hitler would not PRESIDENT CURTIS was ment with her, as It was exyiCE accept the minor post, preferring to formally notified of his pressed on one occasion, but the remain In opposition as the prophet by the Republican party at governor refused to permit an exof the Nazis. The National Socialhis home in Topeka, Kan. The planation. ists thereupon began an attack on ceremony was notable for Its simThroughout the trial Governor the Von Papen government, and plicity, for Charlie had said he Roosevelt has shown a commenddid not wish his friends and neighthey now have the assistance of the determination to get at the Communists, bors to go to a lot of expense. There able numbering some 3,500,-00occafound The latter decided to Instiwere no parades, but the Topeka truth and frequently to squelch Walkers counsel, tute a nation-widstrike to force Post band of the American Legion sion John J. Curtin. To the layman at played and the same post provided a distance It seemed that the ef- the government to take action for relief of unemployment. B color guard. forts of the attorney did nothing to Senator Dickinson, chairman of to It put help the mayors case the notification committee, spoke mildly. pt'SEBIO AYALA, who has Is president of Paraguay, for about ten minutes, and Mr. CurSupreme Court Justice Staley Is- as firm as his predecessor in deter tis then delivered his address of acRoosevelt sued an order compelling mination not to yield to the deceptance, an effort that received to his decision In the case un mands of Bolivia concerning the high praise from his fellow Repub- til delay a after hearing on a writ of in Gran Chaco, but In a public statelicans. Diamond Jubilee, owned by Jim junction, and there was a good ment he declared that war between prospect that court proceedings the two nations over that Issue McCleve of Stockton, Calif., holds COCTO TRIMBLE, clerk of the would block removal of toe mayor would be "an These twin brothers are stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and which the world's record for high jumping absurdity, house of representatives, decid- If that is decided upon by the gov- was He Is here seen both are machine gunners each in command of a machine gun company encouraging for the cause of .althout a rider. ed that Speaker Garner and ernor, until after the Presidential pence. going over a barrier at the height of the Ninth Infantry. They are Capt Charles F. Craig (left), and CapL Rainey were right and election. Jof 8 feet 4 Inches, 192, Wester Newspaper Union. William H. Craig (right). bual-Be- I iovs IntsnnoLMtcii n, I lug money will spmt In ui tin -- late highway to the north uml "ii'h of togan, In huilding a new approii h to Logan ennvon from Lo- the new gin, and In hiillillaroad from the forks iu Logan canyon toward Carden City. Wotk on the pro.-- t will begin goon according to the announced plans. A total SALT LAKE CITY, FT of J'!'.!' IfMXiT (58 was paid during the biennium of ltKil and 1532 In to thp state treasury, according to tlie report of A. E. Christenson, r. state SALT LAKE CITY, CT. Thirty In Utah have signified one chh their desire to spend nearly $2,500,-00- 0 In the building of reservoir and s tn order to the laying of tmprox-tlrdr water systems. If the money can be secured from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for the purpose of self liquidating, according to figures gathered by the state board of health. UT. Louis ROOSEVELT, by the Raven 33, employed Gilsonite mine 2 miles north of Fort was fatally Duchesne, Injured while working in the bottom of the mine shaft when strtnk bv falling tieii-nre- pipe-line- s, Pup-pa- NEPIII, FT. Edward II. Wll Hum, 41, of Noplil, died of shock when his death by droxxning apiiear-eacImminent during a cident al Purri.ston pond, eight miles north of Neplil. BOIE, IDA. Examiner J. P. McGrath at Washington recommended tout the Interstate commerce commission order the O. S. L. freight rates on lump cool from mines in the Keinmeror group to Montpelier, Idaho, and from mines in the Rock Springs Kemmerer and Castle Gate district to ather Idaho cities he lowd ered. IDAHO FALLS, IDA. flans for the formation of a local potato marketing unit affiliated with the national fruit and vegetable exchange were discussed when members of the New Sweden Potato Growers' assoelati n held helr meeting here. TRESTON, IDA. Plans are nearing completion for the dedication on September 5 and 6 of the m moment at Battle Creek to be erected tn combattle. memoration of the Connot This will be the sixteenth marker placed under the supervision of the Utah Trails and Landmarks association. LOGAN, UT. Three hundred and marriage licenses have been issued by County Clerk Carl V. Mohr since Junuary 1, compared with 308 for the same period In 1931. If the present rate keeps up Indications are that the C03 mark hung np last year will be surpassed, ninety-on- e NAMPA, IDA. Added cheer and prospect of return of good times was signaled to farmers here when butterfat In whole milk advanced lHc to 22Mi Hugs likewise are creeping upward In price Top hogs are $4 25 per hundred, next weight $4, next $2 85 and heavy sows $2.R5. TLEASANT GROVE, FT While hunting sage liens In Strawberry illey, I eland Beers, of Pleasant Grove, was accidentally shot in the right foot by a hunter in another party. they can. Jump, id a high at they can. awini a fat a they . could, and bow I V?t they have gone T r 1 home lo start 1 prc 1 c I a g to I I start th whole over etaln. It waa the moat woiidn ful taro week of thrill and excitement. It kept you looking a'ne way to try and ace hall ol It. It waa a great Job well dons by everybody connected with It. There waa many a laugh, many that dident get Into the papera Tln-rone day Ireland would Ilk lo baxe run off with the whole Stadium. Some doctor from away down In the auuth of Ireland Just had one more throw with the hammer, (I dunt know why they call M a hntmiii-r- , ita round) I would hate to have to drive a nail with It, well he Just took hla last heave end like to knotked down ono end of the Stadium. Then on the aairo day an old boy named Tlmlatl won the I think It was 49 meters hurdles, he sml a Land Iturghley and by the way ho was the most popular man si the ganus was thl very titled n named Lord Itarghley. Ho owns a place In England that j has tm towns located on It, that qci-a few towns. In fact that the (lr- -t Unto I exer hiard of a man Jago'ng in for raising towns But I must get back to my "Gag. Well (hi Tlsdi.ll won the race, and I forgot where the Lord finished, but It w;.s either third or fourth. Well he and this Irishman went Into the nn-- t wonderful and spon-t- . nil a i embrace you ever raw. Think of an Irishman embracing on Fngl.-Lord. It that pot hack to Inland why they wouli'cnt let him land with hla medals. Ireland bad a great representation, soma good boxers too. Brazil was playing Germany water polo, and they had a Hungarian referee and he kept calling fouls on Brazil. In fact be called 35 during the course of the game. Welt after It was over Brazil made for him and lie started to hollering lor a cop, but it was In his own language, and our cops couldent tell If he was hollering or cheering, and Brazil got to him, and how. They hit for every foul, then another Foreigner tried to rush over and the cops thought naturally he wanted to get in tho fight, so they took care of him. Well he was the head of the whole Swimming Federation In Europe, and was trying to tell em who he was. Poor Brazil they bad como up here on a Coffee Boat, and after they had been out a couple of weeks why their Government changed hands, and the new Government was trying to find out where the boat was. The Athletes dident know what Government or country they were really representing. Met and got acquainted with a lot of our boys. There was one old Kid competing and I mean really com-- itwi r IT 1 I la-n- Fogli-hina- -t j (.!-- , h p e 1 1 n g, from right about! miles twenty from 0 a g a h, my old home town Ski a took. He was a distance runner. What a place for an Olympic runner to come from, I cant Imagine what he was running around there for. His name was Dawson. And say If Mr Hoover had come out here and opened these games like he should have done be would have not been in Washington during that mess they had, In fact they wouldent have had it. I saw some movies of that away back couple of weeks ago, and what made It look so bad was the army going In with tanks and full war equipment. I was just thinking of the effect of that being shown all over the world. We can never go around Dlssarmament preaching and Brotherly Love any more. It does look like there could have been some more sensible way out than that. I am a believer when you are at outs with a man or a Group, Is not to send somebody (they always bungle It). Go out and talk It over with em, and lay your side right on the line and say, Here there Is no money In the Treasury to pay It, we dont owe It to you till its due, dont you think you have made a mistake coming here. Or whatever it was he had to say. But Its all over and they are big men and are supposed to know the right thing to do in big cases. Sometimes it makes you think we dont need a different man as bad as wo need different advisers for the Bame man. 1 called 192, McSaagkt Syndicate, Ine. |