Machine Guns Guard Strike Trouble Zone In Pa
National guardsmen with machine guns cover two trouble zones in southwestern Pennsylvania coal strike areas. At Star Junction 1000 pickets taunt police as six veterans were wounded and Louis Podorsky, 28, was killed at Colonial No. 3. State troopers patrol. Gen. Hugh Johnson may address settlement.
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Marren Graham
Brownsville
National
Pennsylvania
Star Junction
Colonial No. 3
H. C. Fr
Fayette County
Jon
United Mine of America
Idaho Banks Join NRA Pledge On Hours And Wages
Idaho banking leaders announce adherence to NRA pledges for shorter hours and minimum wages. First Security in Boise reports signing the pledge for its banks, while First National Bank of Idaho and its western and southern Idaho allies plan to sign the general code. Local grocers and meat dealers discuss closing and opening hours, targeting 60 hour weeks for stores and 48 hour weeks for employees.
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Boise
Idaho
NRA
Lynn Driscoll
First Security Bank
First Security Organization
Homer Pitner
First National Bank of Idaho
Industrial Administration
Washington
Idaho Association
Johnson Studies Newspaper Code
Washington August 2 Hugh S Johnson, the recovery administrator, said the ruling that newspapermen are professional workers may not be final. He indicated further study is needed and no ultimate decision has been reached on how papers will meet union contracts defining hours and wages under the voluntary agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
France records first woman altitude flight in light airplane
Helene Boucher claimed a new world altitude record for women in a light airplane with instruments showing 6100 meters 20 013 feet. The previously held record of 6516 meters 18 097 feet was set by Mae Haizlip of the United States.
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France
Helene Boucher
Mae Haizlip
Mayor Bans Nude Dancing at Chicago World’s Fair
Mayor Edward J. Kelly ordered elimination of indecent shows at the fair after visiting exhibits including a Lady Godiva camel ride. Concessionaires toned down acts, replacing bare performances with dancers in trunks and brassieres, while the Slums of Cairo show was shut by police. Rufus C. Dawes praised the action.
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Chicago
Oriental Village
Edward J. Kelly
Godiva
Cairo
Sylvia Sidney Explains Exit From Hollywood
Actress Sylvia Sidney explains she left Hollywood mid film due to throat illness and possible gland surgery that could scar her face and end her acting career. She plans an extended trip to Europe after consulting doctors, denying Paramount injunctions.
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Paramount
Europe
Paramount Studio
Rain Needed to Save Crops in Idaho Drought Report
Southeastern Idaho weeks end report notes ten degree above normal warmth with no rain. Dry winds worsen drought. winter wheat poor, spring wheat burning up, oats and barley irrigation favorable, beets thriving, potatoes fair with spots, peas being harvested, Ashton area seed crop light. Water shortages threaten late-season yields across Butte County and Ashton vicinity. Rains expected early week may ease conditions.
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Idaho
Ashton
Pocatello
Butte County
Ashton Spring
Short Line to Boost Subway Project in City
H. J. Plumhof, general manager of the Oregon Short Line, announced city and state cooperation on Center Street subway plans and said the railroad will expand forces as business grows. Engineers are working with the state highway department to determine construction type for a street width subway. The company has recalled enginemen and yard crews to meet rising traffic, with all repair work centralized at Pocatello.
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Oregon
Center Street
H. J. Plumhof
State Highway Department
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Baseball Scores and Pitchers From 1920s League Matchups
The scoreboard lists multiple games with detailed pitching lineups and scorers. Notable entries include New York beating Philadelphia 13 to 5 with Fitzsimmons and Holley sharing duties, and Brooklyn defeating Boston 8 to 5 behind Beck and Ryan. Other box results show Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis matchups with varied run totals and pitcher combinations.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Beck
Ryan
Lopez
Brandt
Hogan
Mungo
Frankhouse
Smith and Hogan
New York
Moore
J. Jackson
Davis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lucas
Kolp
Hemsley
Man- St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Carleton
Walker
O’farrell
Meine
Chagnon
Grace
Philadelphia
Parmelee
Mancuso
Jon
Root
Henshaw
Campbell
Mules Join in Mine Trouble in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on August 2 193? mine mules join the coal strike scene as Deputy Sheriff Rock Cain fled a stable to escape bricks from pickets at the Edenbarn Strip mine. A mule kicked him into the yard where he was struck by a stone.
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Uniontown
Rock Cain
Edenbarn
Explosions at Managua Arsenal Trigger Martial Law
In Managua the Campo De Marte arsenal blasts spurred a modified martial law. Four National Guard members were injured, no fatalities reported, 500 troops moved from Leon, guards placed at the arsenal, and an official investigation ordered as the city faced panic during a Santo Domingo fiesta.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Campo de Marte
National Guard
Leon
Santo Domingo Plaza
Pet dog leads to death discovery at Bertron estate
In Cove Neck New York a dog’s barking prompted the finding of Mrs. Samuel R. Bertron 67 in a shallow lake on the Over Brook estate. Doctors say a heart attack caused her to fall into the four foot water and drown after dinner with her banker husband. She had a heart ailment and disappeared while walking the grounds with her terrier.
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Cove Neck
N. Y
Samuel R. Bertron
Overbrook
Bertron
Bertron Griscom and Company of
Wall Street
Gandhi Lodged In Yeroda Jail
Gandhi and his wife with 33 followers were arrested in Ahmedabad and brought to Yeroda jail in Poona India where he will be confined. He has been detained there previously for civil disobedience and faces a parole release likely after this detention.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Yeroda
Gandhi
Ahmedabad
Johnson Promises Wide Use of Buyers' Drive
Hugh S. Johnson pledges a broad buyers' drive to leverage NRA wage and job programs for national recovery. The push will begin when industry agrees to voluntary re employment terms and codes of fair practice, boosting payrolls with new money as reports show growing NRA signups nationwide.
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James Cope
Associated Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Pioneer Local Woman Dies in City After 46 Years
Elizabeth Peake 83, longtime Idaho Falls area pioneer, died at home 103 West Sublette from old age and complications. Born February 18 1850 in England to Henry and Susie Ward, she married Charles Peake who preceded her in death. Survived by five children and a sister, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Elizabeth Peake
Idaho
West Sublette
Peake
England
Henry
Susie Matthews Ward
Charles Peake
Poatello
America
Eagle Rock
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Women of Woodcraft
Pioneer Club
W. C. Benson
Oakland
Calif
F. L. Rich
Grants Pass
Ore
R. L. Phillips
Los Angeles
Henry Peake
J. R. Myers
James Murray
Hall
Atlantic Fog Delays Balbo Air Fleet Departure
Reports of thick fog in the mid Atlantic halted 24 Italian planes bound for Valentia Island Ireland. Crews had breakfasted and were ready to depart at dawn when Gen Italo Balbo received the weather warning. Submarines acting as mother ships reported the bad conditions.
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Allee
Delegates to Idaho Legion Convention Elected in Pocatello
Post members meet at Memorial hall to elect delegates to the Idaho department convention in Twin Falls set for August 23 to 25. Meeting also to finalize details of the regional baseball tournament at Overland Park on August 18 and 19.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Memorial Hall
Harold Hinckley
Overland Park
Hingkley
Husband Marries Three Women to Secure Food and Shelter
Chicago report says George Graves, living without work, admitted to marrying three women without divorces to guarantee meals and a place to sleep. Wife No 1 triggered his arrest as police recount the case.
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Chicago
George Graves
Detective Bureau
SISTER AIMEE DECIDES DAVID GONE FOREVER
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton returns to Los Angeles amid public tears and divorce drama. She sought an explicit declaration of lost love from David Hutton, while he questioned performing a dramatic reconciliation.
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Aimee
David
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Atlantic
Angelus Temple
Hutton
Hollywood
Settlement Near in Water Dispute in Idaho Valley
Boise Aug 2 A settlement of the Big Lost river valley controversy is likely before the next irrigation season. R W Faris commissioner of reclamation says after a week survey of conditions which triggered dynamiting of irrigation works an armistice has been established and no further trouble is expected between valley settlers and Utah Construction company owner of the Carey act project separate from the valley proper.
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Boise
Big Lost River
R. W. Faris
Commissioner of Reclamation
Utah Construction Company
Roosevelt Monitors Pennsylvania Coal Strike From Hyde Park
President Roosevelt watches the coal field strike through Secretary Perkins and Industrial Administrator General Hugh S. Johnson, assessing any impact on the federal government from Hyde Park.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Perkins
Hugh S. Johnson
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills California August 2 Will Rogers cites the Treasury offering 850 million dollars in bonds that sell before breakfast He argues industry should attract permanent buyers like Roosevelt and calls current financiers industrialists only in name.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
U. S. Treasury
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Officials Call Brotherhoods Meeting on Rail Workers Code
A. F. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, announced a meeting of the Railway Labor Executives' Association in Cleveland to discuss a national code for railroad workers. He cited railroad cutbacks and urged action to align with the president's program and aid 700,000 unemployed railroad men through a national recovery act code.
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Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Whitney
21 Brotherhoods
Brotherhoods
George M. Harrison
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Harrison
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Idaho Drys name 21 candidates for constitutional delegates
The Idaho Allied Drys selected 21 candidates for delegates to the constitutional convention to vote on repealing the 18th Amendment. The slate includes Kessler, Greathouse, Nolte, Sessions, Newcomb, Hayes, Ball, White, Murdock, Hart, Smith, Williams, Tenney, Lewis, Henderson, Wayne Smith, J H Lewis, Levering, McEuen, Cook, and Morton. Final filing is expected Friday, with the Prohibition Reform group filing its own slate Saturday. The 21 delegates will be chosen to attend the convention October 17 and ballots will be mailed to voters September 19.
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Boise
Idaho Allied Drys
John I. Hillman
The
Allied Drys
Secretary of State
Idaho Association For Prohibition Reform
Hillman
Harry S. Kessler
L. W. Greathouse
Payette
J. W. Henderson
Nez Perce
W. Wayne Smith
Moscow
J. H. Lewis
Lewiston
Pred R. Levering
Wallace
8. H. McEuen
J. W. Cook
Coeur d'Alene
Alvin H. Morton
Sandpoint
Utah Farmer Gored by Bull in Corral Death
Centerville Utah August 2 Lorin Ross Woolley 49 was gored while reins tacking a bull in a corrals near his home He died at his residence the following night Fred S Peterson who was nearby drove the animal off with a pitchfork but not before Woolley sustained internal injuries and his clothing was torn to shreds
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Centerville
Utah
Lorin Ross Woolley
Fred
Peterson
East Continues to Bake Under Torrid Spell
The eastern heat wave extended into its fifth day with about 100 deaths regionwide. Temperatures in cities rose, while the rest of the nation reported relief and cooler conditions tonight. New Haven and Philadelphia each saw multiple fatalities linked to the heat.
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Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
New Haven
Conn
Philadelphia
Pocatello Men Named to N R A Committees State
Announcement lists Idaho members drafted by President Roosevelt to head state and district reemployment campaigns. Forty eight state boards and 26 district boards were selected by Hugh S. Johnson. Idaho names include Joel L. Priest of Pocatello and John Hood also of Pocatello among others.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Idaho
Harry R. Day
Wallace
R. E. Sheppard
Jerome
W. F. Alworth
Twin Falls
Andrew Little
Emmett
F. A. Pittenger
Boise
Fritz Jewett
Coeur d'Alene
George Hunt
Pocatello
Joel L. Priest
A. R. Hague
Portland
Oregon
J. A. Tahntbauer
Ore
R. J. Hendricks
Salem
W. C. Ruegnitz
George C. Blakesley
the Dalles
Will Gimons
George Grebe
Kuna
John Hood
Labor official Reve White resigns from post
Reve Carl White of Munice Indiana assistant secretary of labor for the last 13 years resigns effective August 10. He will practice law in Washington.
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Washington
Carl White
Munice
Ind
Labor
World Boy Scout Jamboree Opens in Godollo
The fourth world jamboree begins in Godollo Hungary with a parade of 30 000 Boy Scouts including 387 Americans as part of the opening program led by notable Hungaran official Horo thy.
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Godollo
Hungary
Horothy
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Lady Godiva
Rufus C. Dawes
Sylvia Sidney
Miss Sidney
Maurice Chevalier
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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Philadel
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Bell
Salveson
Spence
Richards
Holley
Hansen
McCurdy
American
Detroit
Jones and
Berry
Marberry
Pasek
Jane
Ruffing
MacFayden
Brown
Uhle
Dickey
Weiland and
Ferrell
Crowder
Earnshaw
Walberg
Codgens
Pytiak
Blacholder and Shea
Sewell
Crucabo
Ald An
Atlantic Fog
Balbo Air Armada
Legion
Romance
Will Rogers
Tribune
Yours
Will
Drys
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