Sudden squall wrecks boats and costs eleven lives
Hoquiam Washington April 6 wreckage of small fishing boats along Grays Harbor bar marks a spring squall that sank at least eleven fishermen from the salmon trolling fleet. Seven boats capsized, fifty boats crossed the bar, others turned back to Westport as coast guardsmen hunted for bodies and survivors.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Grays Harbor Bar
Westport
Annie
Jack
W. Sainio
Axel
Axel Backland
Alki
Charles Pietola
Joel Salo
Pacific
Alex Forsel
Helen
Victor Bjorsen
Wayne Wade
Nick Heikkila
Coast
Rainey outlines remaining legislative program in congress
Speaker Rainey says no action on silver this session and backs a naval building program in the public construction bill. He expects to finish the program by May 28 and adjourn, with action deferred until the farm relief and farm mortgage refinancing bills pass the senate. He mentions Roosevelt's Muscle Shoals message next week and a bankers' regulation bill to divorce affiliates. A reciprocal tariff proposal and a one cent gasoline tax are planned.
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Washington
Rainey
Great Britain
France
United States
Senate
House
President Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Roosevelt
Hitler cites U S exclusion laws in argument over purge
Berlin April 6 Adolf Hitler used the United States immigration ban as a precedent to justify Germany removing Jewish intellectuals from medical legal artistic and scientific roles He claimed America bars undesirables and asserted Germany must purge foreign elements to preserve its spiritual leadership and Aryan achievement standards
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
America
Hitler
United States
Jew Free Executive Board
German Medical Federation
Chamber Day Observed by Rotarians at Regular Meeting
Rotarians marked chamber of commerce day during a regular meeting led by F. E. MacKenzie. H. D. MacCosham Finis Bentley John R. Dyer and Dick Wells spoke on chamber activities and Rotary duties. Dean Dyer discussed university changes from revenue cuts and enrollment optimism. Guests included Roy Davidson and Nate Black among others.
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Chamber of Commerce
F. E. MacKenzie
Chamber
H. D. MacCosham
Finis Bentley
John R. Dyer
Dick Wells
MacCosham
Wells
Dyer
Roy Davidson
Burley
Rotary
Nate Black
C. B. Johnson
R. H. Hamilton
Sam Trade
Trade
Idaho
Frank Buttner
Donald Baldwin
L. J. Schnabel
Idaho Democrats Recommend Walters for Assistant Interior Secretary
Senator Pope of Idaho reported western senators backed T. A. Walters of Caldwell for the post, with Ickes favoring but not committing. Other recommendations included J. A. Carver of Pocatello for U S marshal, George A. Meffan for federal marshal, John R. Wiley for internal revenue, and Claude Drake for federal fisheries commissioner.
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Washington
Pope
Idaho
Roosevelt
Ickes
T. A. Walters
Caldwell
Interior
Walters
Bone and Dill
King and Thomas
Utah
Pittman
McCarren
Nevada
Borah
Kendrick
Wyoming
Pernt Tea Farley
J. A. Carver
Pocatello
United States
George A. Meffan
Nampa
John R. Wiley
Bonners Ferry
Internal Revenue
Claude Drake
American Falls
Poca Tellio Choral Society to Debut at Palm Sunday Service
The newly formed Poca tello Choral Society will sing at the Palm Sunday union church service next Sunday at 8 15 PM. The program includes familiar hymns with the congregation and three choruses from famous oratorios The Heavens Are Telling Lovely Appear and the Hallelujah Chorus. The choir totals over 60 voices drawn from city church choirs and trained singers.
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Pocatello Choral Society
W. J. Cornell
I. H. Masters
William Simson
Clifford Miller
D. W. Standrod, Jr
Choral Society
Music Week
Chamber of Commerce
Gounod
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills April 6 Will Rogers writes about aviation praising Admiral Moffett as the propeller of naval aviation. He recalls attending two disarmament conferences and cautions about nature's dangers while defending aviation as practical and safe.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Joss
Admiral Moffett
Moffett
Naval Aviation
California
Mississippi
Ohio
Arkansaw
Wreckage and oil trace Akron crash near Jersey coast
Bits of wreckage and spots of oil marked the Akron airship crash site off the New Jersey coast as searchers scoured the sea and air. Naval inquiry plans advanced with a new board to meet at Lakehurst. Secretary Swenson backed a congressional probe and a joint panel may be formed to assess airship use in national defense. Survivors met Roosevelt and described their experience.
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Washington
Akron
Jersey
Naval
Lakehurst
N. J
Swenson
Navy
House Naval Committee
King
Utah
Congressional
White House
Roosevelt
Henry V. Butler
Washington, D. C., Navy Yard
Akron Survivors Recall Dirigible Crash in Jersey Storm
The Akron disaster survivors Moody Erwin and Richard Deal recount their harrowing moments in the sea after the airship struck off the Jersey coast. Navy Lieutenant Commander Wiley confirms a sudden gust caused loss of control and catastrophic descent before the Phoebus rescued the men.
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New York
Akron
Jersey
Moody Erwin
Deal
Richard E. Deal
Copeland
Robert W. Copeland
Phoebus
Lucien Rutan
Rutan
Erwin
Washington
H. V. Wiley
Akron Today
Navy
Swanson
R. E. Deal
M. E. Irwin
Wiley
Charlie Chan Creator Earl Derr Biggers Dies
Earl Derr Biggers, author of Charlie Chan novels and works such as Behind That Curtain and The Black Camel, died of heart disease after a Palm Springs illness. He conceived Chan after reading about humane police work in Honolulu and aimed for a benevolent Chinese hero.
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Pasadena
Cal
Earl Derr Biggers
Charlie Chan
Biggers
Baldpate
Palm Springs
Here
Honolulu
Chinatown
States Allow 3.2 Beer Sale From Friday Midnight
The Associated Press reports 19 states and the District of Columbia legalize 3.2 percent beer at 12:01 a m Friday. Brewers plan swift deliveries. some await breakfast. States listed include Arizona California Colorado Delaware Illinois Indiana Kentucky Maryland Minnesota Missouri Montana Nevada New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin. Other states set later dates and a few proposals remain pending. Prices and sale locations vary by jurisdiction.
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District of Columbia
Arizona
California
Colorado
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Washington
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Vermont
North Carolina
Wyoming
West Virginia
North Dakota
New
Prime Minister MacDonald Invited to Visit Roosevelt
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain was formally invited to visit President Roosevelt in Washington to discuss world problems. The invitation was handed to the British ambassador in Washington with plans for simultaneous release of the text in London and Washington. The British premier is expected to sail in about ten days for a Washington visit during the Easter recess of the House of Commons.
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Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Roosevelt
State Department
MacDonald
London
House of Commons
Funeral rites for Philip G Dittoe Held at Bellevue Church
Funeral services were conducted for Philip G Dittoe a cousin of Mary Grace Mc Laughlin and a local university student after a yearlong illness. Interment followed at Bellevue cemetery with pallbearers named R E Buchanan Mike Brown H F Crutchley Francis Jones George McDonigal and E C Williams. The notice notes promotional use by Journal Want Ads.
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Philip G. Dittoe
Mary Grace McLaughlin
Bellevue Catholic Church
Bellevue Cemetery
Dittoe
Phil Sheridan
R. E. Buchanan
Mike Brown
H. F. Crutchley
Francis Jones
George McDonigal
E. C. Williams
Idaho to Face Beer Ban With Friday Legal Hurdles
Idaho sits surrounded by wet territory yet is poised to remain dry as of Friday despite federal moves toward 3.2 beer. Governor Ross seeks a ruling to allow beer, urging a special session to amend the law while Boiseans plan to travel to Oregon for a drink, with Nevada and nearby routes also discussed.
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Boise
Idaho
State Supreme Court
C. Ben Ross
Twin Falls
Territory
Nevada
Twin Springs
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona Board Refuses Winnie Judd Reprieve
The Arizona board of pardons and paroles denied Winnie Ruth Judd a reprieve moving her execution date from April 21. The decision, made in a brief executive session, keeps her in Florence State Prison awaiting hanging for the murder of Agnes Anne Leroi. Warden A G Walker noted a possible sanity hearing could be requested by the warden.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
Judds
Arizona State
Florence
Agnes Anne Leroi
State Prison
A. G. Walker
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
New Rodeo Sponsoring Organization Formed at Port Hall
A new organization formed by E. Brady Paul Bistline and Paul Nash aims to sponsor a rodeo at the local fair grounds on July 2 3 and 4. The group plans annual rodeos and a centennial commemoration of Old Fort Hall in 1934 with Pendleton and Cheyenne style events and regional attendance. A nine member committee led by Brady Bistline and Gasser Gathe Girard Slates Tarr Thompson Daigh will run activities.
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Old Port Hall
Potatello
Chamber of Commerce
E. Brady
Paul Bistline
Brady
Bistline
Paul Nash
Old Fort Hall
Nash
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Ivan Gasser
Theo Gathe
George F. Girard
C. P. Slates
G. E. Tarr
H. B. Thompson
C. W. Daigh
Mr. Brady
Mr. Bistline
Clark Named New Counselor of LDS Church
J Reuben Clark former US ambassador to Mexico and undersecretary of state was added to the first presidency of the LDS church at its 103rd annual conference in Salt Lake City. President Heber J Grant announced the appointment making Clark second counselor to Grant as Samuel Bennion joined the seven presidents of seventies. The session drew about 6000 members.
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Salt Lake City
J. Reuben Clark
United States
Mexico
Latter Day Saints Church
Mormon Tabernacle
Heber J. Grant
Mr. Clark
Charles W.mbley
Grant
Anthony W. Ivins
Samuel O. Bennion
Central States
Joseph W. McMurrin
Unemployed in Illinois Riot Near Ottawa
Eleven hundred unemployed relief demonstrators from Chicago tried to reach Springfield but were halted by tear gas. Police arrested eleven, including Karl Lockner, after a scuffle at a tourist camping ground. About 150 vehicles were turned back as state and county authorities coordinated returns to Chicago and Rockford.
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Ottawa, II
State Capitol
Springfield
Chicago
Karl Lockner
Unemployed Council
James Zickery
E. J. Welter
Rockford
Idaho Weather Update: Cloudy Tonight and Friday
The forecast notes cloudy skies across Idaho with cooler air arriving tonight in the north and southeast portions Friday. North
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Idaho
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