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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1936

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Knox Says Borah Has No 20 Illinois Delegates

In Chicago Col Frank Knox campaign aides dispute Borah backers claim that Knox concedes 20 Illinois delegates. They say most delegates favor Knox with only a few supporting Borah. Illinois will send 57 delegates to the Republican national convention. eight at large chosen May 1. Borah slated to open Ohio campaign on April 30.

Washington Borah Illinois Chicago Col Frank Knox Carl G. Bachmann Cook County Knox Bachman Ohio Cook

Solons Extend Pension Probe Across Western States

Congressmen probing the Townsend old age pension plan expect a four week stay in the area with public hearings as disclosures grow. Rep Joseph Gavan (D NY) says sensational evidence requires public questions and possible extension to Washington and Oregon.

Los Angeles Townsend Joseph Gavagan Washington Oregon

Editor slams committee over press rights in 1644 note

President Grove Patterson of the American Society of Newspaper Editors denounces the Black lobby committee for press rights violations. The Toledo Blade editor criticizes the Roosevelt administration and warns that freedom of the press must be protected against senatorial intrusion into private messages and telegrams.

Washington Grove Patterson American Society of Newspaper Editors Patterson Toledo Blade Roosevelt Senate Lobby Committee Senator Black Ala Senatorial Committee

One Killed When Airplane Crashes Near Long Beach

In heavy fog at the municipal airport a small airplane owned by sailors from the Mississippi collided midair or with the ground, killing Orville K. Newland, 24, and critically injuring Glenn Russell, 25. A relief worker pulled Russell from the wreckage.

Long Beach Calif Missippi Orville K. Newland Glenn Russell Russell

Utah Republicans Resume Delegation Battles at Ogden

In Salt Lake City Republicans finished a 323 delegate list for the Utah state convention at Ogden on May 2. They favored uninstructed eight national delegates to Cleveland on June 9, resisting Borah, Landon or Vandenberg for the nomination. The Ogden race centers on a national committeeman, committeewoman, and a gubernatorial candidate.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Ogden Utah Cleveland William E. Borah Alf Landon Arthur H. Vandenberg

Dance Goes On Despite Bees at San Diego Exposition

Sally Rand waddled in her bubble and pledged the dance will go on despite bees at Balboa Park. The San Diego performer faced bee swarms and hecklers during a weeklong engagement, saying she knows how to act in emergencies and will continue her act.

San Diego Calif Sally Rand San Diego Exposition Balboa Park Terpsichore Sally Miss Rand

Funeral services for Robert A Mo

Funeral services for Robert A Mo will be held at 230 p m at the American Falls L D 8 chapel with Bishop Ward Meadows officiating. The remains will be shipped to Ogden for burial beside his wife. He is survived by a son Alfred of Ogden a daughter Mrs Elen Guthrie of Baise 12 grandchildren two brothers William A of Nack Creek and Charles Bara of Ogden.

Robert A. Mo American Falls L. D

Tacoma Kidnap Ransom Money Found in Bank

The Examiner reports nearly $1000 of the $200000 George Weyerhaeuer ransom was passed in Seattle. DOJ agents pursue William Dainard alias William Mahan, leader of the Tacoma kidnapping. Serials altered. about $90000 recovered after Harmon Valey’s Salt Lake City arrest and Alcatraz sentence.

San Francisco the Examiner George Weyerhaeuser Seattle Department of Justice Pacific Northwest William Dainard William Mahan Tacoma Wash

Prisoner Receives $10 Relief Check in Moscow

Robert March of Weiser Idaho, a University of Idaho student, celebrated his 15th day of imprisonment for forgery by receiving a $10 direct relief check. He suggested two more monthly payments to tide him over until he finds a job. A relief letter cautioned careful spending as funds run low. He was convicted March 31 and had a penitentiary sentence reduced to 90 days in jail while attending an agricultural short course.

Moscow Robert March Weiser Idaho University of Idaho Washington County Relief Headquarters

Drivers Take Cars in Coalville Caravan Theft

Police hunt two men who drove off in two new cars from an automobile caravan headed from Detroit to San Francisco. Jack Casey, in charge of the caravan, reported that two drivers departed with the vehicles near Coalville last night.

Ogden Coalville Jack Casey Detroit Mich San Francisco

Baseball Scores From New York and St. Louis

National League results from New York and St. Louis show Brooklyn and New York games with varied hits and errors. Batteries were Brandt Mungo Berres Fitzsimmons Smith in New York and French Hartnett Dean Davis Weaver Padden Hollingsworth Lombardi in St. Louis.

National League New York R. H. E. Brooklyn Brandt Mungo Berres Fitzsimmons Smith St. Louis Bt. Louis French and Hartnett P. Dean and Davis Weaver and Padden Hollingsworth and Lombardi

Boston Batting Summary Reflects Battery Pairings

In Boston, R H E Hooton posted a scoreline of 301 0000 with batteries credited to H Sohneen and Hayes as well as Welch and R Ferrell in a baseball inning recap.

Boston R. H. E. Hooton H. Sohneen Hayes Welch R. Ferrell

Spring Weather Brings Early Signs of Pocatello Bloom

Spring weather continues in Pocatello with temperatures reaching 74 by 1 30 p m and likely to match the high of 7 a new year’s maximum before nightfall. Forecasters predict a fall night and Friday with warmer conditions in Idaho’s southwest. Trees show buds and early leaves forming as residents welcome spring after a long winter.

Idaho Pocatello

Suspect Held on Old Kidnapping Charge in Lindbergh Case

Paul H. Wendel disbarred lawyer, exonerated by a Mercer county jury on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping charge, remains jailed in Trenton awaiting action on a Hunterdon county kidnapping warrant filed by Mrs. Anna Hauptmann. Embezzlement cases in Mercer remain pending. Brooklyn officials expect bail to permit travel with investigators.

Trenton N. J Charles A. Lindbeigh Mercer County Paul H. Wendel Hunterdon County Flemington Anna Hauptmann Wendel Brooklyn

Merchants Plan Friday Meeting in Pocatello

A special 6:30 pm meeting of the Pocatello merchants' retail bureau was called by W. C. Carnes to discuss plans for the Neighbor Days trade event set for April 23 to 25. Carnes urged full participation from all local firms.

Pocatello Merchants’ Retail Bureau W. C. Carnes Bureau Pocatello Carnes

Jefferson day banquet attended by state officials

Boise April 16 state officials Myrtle P. Eaking secretary of state Franklin Girard and Arthur Campbell mine inspector traveled to Blackfoot to attend a Jefferson day banquet tonight.

Boise Myrtle P. Eaking Franklin Girard Arthur Campbell Blackfoot

Witnesses Refuse Questions Halts Senate Lobby Hearing

Washington April 16 A Senate lobby committee halted its hearing when witness Kurt Grunwald organizer for the Farmers Independence Council refused to name contacts for his anti AAA group. Chairman Black suggested possible contempt proceedings and set tomorrow morning 10 o clock for a committee meeting.

Washington Senate Lobby Committee Kurt Grunwald Farmers’ Independence Council Grunwald Black Ala Nebraska

Birmingham mother sentenced to death for poisoning case slay

Mrs Dorothy Waddingham, 34, mother of five, hanged at Winson Green prison amid protests led by Violet van der Elst. The case involved poisoning of Ada Baguley to secure a £1600 legacy, with appeals denied by Home Secretary Sir John Simon. Crowds of about 2000 gathered outside as demonstrations took place. The event sparked nationwide protest over capital punishment.

Birmingham England Dorothy Waddingham Winson Green Violet van der Elst Ada Louisa Baguley

Improved Idaho Spud Market Sees Price Advance

Idaho Falls reports an improved potato market with U S No 1 russets at about 1.25 per hundredweight and No 2s around 70 cents while cash prices run 1.45 to 1.50 as demand rises. Harry E Young of Idaho Potato Growers Inc notes season end near and expects prices to firm further.

Idaho Falls Idaho Cage U. S F. W. Twin Falls Burley Pocates Caldwell Pocatello Pocaiillo Falls Chicago Young Texas

Custody Fight Over Freddie Bartholomew Heats Up

In Los Angeles on April 16 the custody dispute over child star Freddie Bartholomew intensifies as his mother Mrs. Lillian Bartholomew arrives from England seeking custody. Freddie remains under guardianship of his aunt Miss Millicent Bartholomew while lawyers discuss amicable settlement and access.

Los Angeles Freddie Bartholomew Lillian Bartholomew Preddie Freddie Millicent Bartholomew New York England Associated Press

CCC enrollment announced for local youths

Art Amundsen relief supervisor said applications for Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment would be accepted Friday morning at relief headquarters on Third Avenue and East Halliday Street. Applicants must come from relief families and enrollment is set for April 23.

Art Amundsen Bannock County Civilian Conservation Corps Third Avenue East Halliday Street Mr. Amundsen

Clemency Denied for San Quentin Break Suspects

San Francisco reports that Alexander Mackay and Joseph Kristy were denied clemency by the state supreme court for their roles in a San Quentin prison break last year. They remain scheduled for execution by hanging on April 24.

San Francisco Alexander Mackay Joseph Kristy San Quentin State Supreme Court

Inquest Planned In Wyoming Auto Fatality

In Rock Springs Wyoming coroner J Warden will hold an inquest into the death of Mrs Alston Virginia Dickinson 31 who allegedly fell from a speeding car Tuesday night Her husband Herbert M Dickinson a United States Navy gunner reports the car flew open at high speed during the trip between miles per hour Police and officials stated few precise details are available as the inquiry is scheduled for tonight.

Rock Springs Wyo Alston Virginia Dickinson Herbert M. Dickinson United States Navy Orlaho J. Warden

Railroad chiefs denounce Wheeler bill on employee protection

Carl R. Gray of Omaha and J. L. Lancaster of Dallas attacked the Wheeler bill before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, saying it would hinder consolidations and deter railroad expansion by forcing costly employee protections. R. V. Fletcher called the measure probably unconstitutional, while Gray urged removing internal railroad references to avoid hampering economy drives.

Washington Carl R. Gray Omaha Union Pacific System J. L. Lancaster Dallas Texas & Pacific Railway Senate Interstate Commerce Committee R. V. Fletcher The Association of American Railroads Gray Congress

New PTA Leader Elected for Idaho Congress

Coeur d Alene Idaho April 16 Mrs I E Joslyn of Twin Falls was elected president of the Idaho Congress of Parent Teachers Associations for a two year term at the state convention here She succeeds Mrs John B E Hayes also of Twin Falls and the report notes changes in leadership within the association.

Joslyn John BE. Hayes Twin Falls

Haile Selassie presses Geneva for troops in clash with Italy

Ethiopia demands immediate League sanctions against Italy including military force as Addis Ababa reports Italian advances toward the capital. Mussolini reportedly seeks direct talks, risking removal of the Italo Ethiopian conflict from League oversight.

Joseph FE. Sharkey Associated Press Geneva Ethiopia League of Nations Italy Addis Ababa Duce Mussolini League

Flying column speeds toward Addis Ababa from Dessre

A flying column composed of hundreds of trucks flanked by tanks and watched by airplanes moves from Dessre toward Addis Ababa as war developments unfold. Aerial oversight and armored support accompany the rapid advance in the Ethiopian campaign.

Rome Dessre Addis Ababa

Mistrial Declared In Muench Conspiracy Case In Missouri

Juror alleges a $100 offer to hang the jury led Circuit Judge Walter A. Higbee to declare a mistrial in the Nellie Tipton Muench conspiracy case. The juror, Charles Long, testified the offer came from Harry Spangler, who claimed to act for defense attorney Joseph L. Gutting. Trial reset for August. Spangler denied the accusation.

Kahoka Walter A. Higbee Nellie Tipton Muench Charles Long Harry Spangler Joseph L. Gutting Higbee Long WPA Spangler

Idaho Bar Receives 25 Candidates for Idaho Licensure

Boise April 16. Idaho State Bar secretary Grif fen announces 25 candidates applying for admission to practice law in Idaho.

Boise Am Griffen Idaho Admire Sion

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