Italy Charges Neutral Pact Was Violated
Paris July 1 The French chamber of deputies foreign affairs committee urged reconsideration of Anglo French policy toward Spain amid reports Germany and Italy rejected naval non intervention control. Foreign Minister Delbos called the situation serious but not tragic and Italian press accused Britain and France of violating the non intervention accord.
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Paris
French
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Germany
Italy
England
France
Yvon Delbos
Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Il Popolo d'Italia
Milan
Great Britain
I Duce
Britain
Valencia
Nutrition expert warns against deficient diets for health
Boise reports Dr. J. D. Boyd of Iowa City urges diets with dairy products vegetables fruit eggs and cod liver oil. He warns poor dietary habits harm child health and notes planned talk in Pocatello July 10 with Idaho director Harmon Tremaine but canceling Lewiston visit.
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Boise
J. D. Boyd
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa State University
Medical School
Boyd
West
American Academy of Pediatrics
Harmon Tremaine
Idaho
Pocatello
Lewiston
Pocatello Gets New Field Office
The Social Security board will establish ten new permanent field offices across six Rocky Mountain states within two weeks. Heber R. Harper, regional director, announced Idahos Pocatello and Utahs Ogden as new sites effective today.
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Denver
Social Security Board
Rocky Mountain Region
Heber R. Harper
Harper
Idaho
Pocatello
Utah
Ogden
Oregon Youth Fatally Injured by Falling Horse
Norval R. Duncan about 18 was fatally injured yesterday afternoon in the Medical Springs area when a horse fell on him. He rode from his home on the Deneas farm to a nearby location before being found by his father Guy Duncan who searched the area.
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Baker, Ore
Norval R. Duncan
Medical Springs
Vo Toa Ie N inDeneas Farm
Pth Bn
Worval
Guy Duncan
Strikes Freeze Long Beach Auto Shops After Jailings
In Long Beach California on July a wave of more than a score of mobile mechanics were arrested and jailed today amid charges tied to the citys anti strike actions. Police say the demonstrations halted work at several garages and the protest targeted layoffs and contracts. Authorities vow continued enforcement as unions react to the arrests.
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Long Beach
Calif
Young Roosevelt and Bride On Honeymoon After Wedding
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and Ethel du Pont wed in Wilmington and began a secret honeymoon. The event drew national attention as they slipped away with secret service protection. Reports say they may sail on the liner Emperor of Britain around July 10.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel du Pont
Christchurch
Wilmington
Del
Tribune-Ap Telemat
Young Roosevelt
Bride
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
United States Secret Service
Idaho Home Loans Rise In Direct Reduction Volumes
Federal Home Loan bank board reports Idaho seven federal savings and loan associations saw direct reduction loans climb from 3 143 485 to 4 573 889 in the year ended June 1. Assets grew from 3 615 763 to 5 077 647 with savings up 468 266. Associations operate in Boise, Nampa, Pocatello and Twin Falls.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Idaho
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Boiseton
Nampa
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Salinas Preliminary Report On Calif Accident Death
Salinas California July 1 Keith Leroy Jaimet 21 of Fullerton Nebraska was killed in an automobile crash near Soledad Coroner J A Connett said Billie Green the driver told him Jaimet tried to seize control of the wheel as the collision occurred.
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Salinas
Calif
Keith Leroy Jaimet
Fullerton
Neb
Soledad
J. A. Cornett
Billie Green
Jaimet
Convict Captured After Long Chase Near Meridian
Albert Brooker, one of 19 escapees from Eastham prison farm, was captured near Meridian after a lengthy pursuit with bloodhounds through the Bosque valley area following the June 22 breakout.
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Waco
Texas
Albert Brooker
Eastham
Meridian
Bosque Valley
Grasshoppers Destroy Crops Across Union County
A marching army of grasshoppers swept across Union County July 1, destroying crops in a drought ridden northeastern New Mexico region.
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Clayton
N. M
Union County
New Mexico
Hanson Returns Home From Hastings Illness
Mrs. J. E. Hanson came home from Hastings Nebraska where she had been called by the serious illness of her brother Charles Stelen.
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J. E. Hanson
Hastings
Neb
Charles Stelen
Sennufu Island Sandbanks in Amur Border Dispute
Sennufu island is described as a virtually uninhabited sandbank submerged at high tide and involved in a boundary clash between Japan and Russia. Ishoi, also a sandbank, disappears in summer floods. The two form part of small Amur river islands claimed by both nations amid a Far Eastern crisis.
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Toxyo
Sennufu Island
Japan
Russia
Ishoi
Island
Amur River
Soviet
Siberia
Manchoukuo
House Hears Favorable Sugar Report
Washington July 14 the house agriculture committee reported a favorable bill to replace the Jones Costigan quota system with a new quota plan. It creates market shares for domestic and foreign producers and authorizes a half cent per pound tax on manufactured sugar to fund benefits for domestic producers.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Taxicab Driver Held for Killing in Provo
Carl Rogers a 26 year old Provo cab driver was arraigned on first degree murder charges for the fatal pen knife slaying of fellow driver Murray Crosby. A coroner jury ruled Crosby died from his wounds after an argument over a cab stand at a depot. The hearing was continued to allow Poges to seek counsel.
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Provo
Utah
Carl Rogers
Murray Crosby
Don R. Ellertson
Poges
Crosby
Rogers
Governor Clark Receives Confederate $50 Bill
Boise July 1 Governor Barzilla W Clark received a Confederate $50 bill today from District Judge T Bailey Lee of Rupert. The bill dates to December 20 1862 and was signed by Governor Jonathan Worth of North Carolina. Judge Lee had obtained several bills years ago. Clark returned today from a 1400 mile tour around the state meeting with planning and state land boards.
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
T. Bailey Lee
Rupert
Jonathan Worth
North Carolina
Lee
Clark
Fraudulent stock scheme exposed in New York arrests
Hollywood cabaret owner Eric Parker and three Brooklyn men Harry Klein Rudolph Klein and Milton Klein were arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud investors of more than 500000 in fraudulent stock schemes. The schemes occurred between June 1934 and January 1935, according to Post Office Inspector Herbert N Graham.
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New York
Hollywood
Brooklyn
Eric Parker
Harry Klein
Rudolph Klein
Milton Klein
Post Office
Herbert N Graham
Chicago police may have had special weapons in steel riot
Chicago police officials testified before the Senate Civil Liberties Committee about possible use of weapons beyond regulation clubs during a Memorial Day protest by steel workers near the Republic Steel plant. Sergt Lyons defended officers after a clash that left 10 demonstrators dead, while Capt Kilroy said guards opened fire only after a rain of rocks and revolver fire from the protesters.
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Chicago
Washington
Senate
Lawrence J. Lyons
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Thomas Democrat
Utah
Republic Steel Co
Lyons
Thomas Kilroy
All Suspects in Triple Girl Slayings Set Free
Inglewood Calif July 1 Sheriff says kidnap slaver of three Inglewood school girls is at liberty and all suspects arrested by authorities to date have been cleared Luther Dow and another man have been eliminated from the inquiry A brown paper candy bag with blurred fingerprints was found beneath a body at Baldwin Hills authorities hope it may lead to the killer Two geologists with a car near the crime scene are being sought as possible witnesses Funeral services for Jeanette Marjorie Stephens are set to be held today for the eight year old slain girl.
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Inglewood
Calif
Eugene Biscailuz
Liberty
Luther Dow
Exconvict
Los Angeles
Baldwin Hills
Inland Steel plants reopen in East Chicago under truce
East Chicago Indiana July 1 Inland Steel's plant reopened peacefully after Governor Townsend announced a truce. About 9500 workers checked in by 10 a.m. to decide departments for later shifts amid a calm, while East Chicago Mayor Rooney lifted liquor and weapons bans at 11 a.m. Ohio and Youngstown area mills ran near capacity with guards present to prevent disorder. The strike, led by the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee, continues at four independent companies.
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Prew
Chicago
Ind
Inland Steel
Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Andrew Rooney
Bessemer
Youngstown
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Twinkletoes injures shoulder in Athletics game
Selkirk New York Yankees outfielder George Twinkletoes was taken to hospital after a right shoulder injury in the seventh inning against the Athletics. Score details for the day include Philadelphia and Washington games, with several pitching lineups and a postponed St. Louis at Cleveland game due to wet grounds.
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Philadelphia
George Twinkletoes
Selkirk
New York Yankees
Athletics
New York
Makosky
Dickey
Ross
Turbeville
Fink
Smith
Conroy
Poffenberger
Lawson
Gill
Rowe
Tebbetts
Kennedy
Brown
Sewell
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baseball Scores From Three Cities Show Mixed Results
In Boston, Brooklyn edged Boston 13 to 4 with Hoyt Phelps and Lanning Lopez as battery. In New York Philadelphia won 8 to 6 over the hosts with Walters Atwood Melton Coffman Mancuso handling pitching. At St Louis Chicago battled to a 1-0 and St Louis 1-0 scoreless game with Lee Hartnett Winford Owens listed among batteries.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Hoyt
Phelps
Lanning and Lopez
New York
Philadelphia
Walters
Atwood
Melton
Coffman and Mancuso
St. Louis
R. H. E. Chicago
Lee and Hartnett
Winford
Owens
Bureau of Motor Vehicle Licenses Faces Possible Closure
Bud Bliss state traffic officer said no extension of time for licenses and planned to discharge the bureau crew, but due to a crowd he consulted with J L Balderson and kept staff for now. John Rossiter led the operation in district court rooms as applicants queued for new licenses due today.
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Bud Bliss
J. L. Balderston
Mr. Bliss
John Rossiter
Hitchhiker Dies From Auto Crash West of Missoula
A head on collision 51 miles west of Missoula left three dead. The hitchhiker named Jack died at a local hospital, joining Charles Owens of Butte who died earlier. Driver Harry Dingle of Anaconda and Marion Isherwood of Sedaka were among the victims.
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Missoula
Mont
Jack
Here
Harry Dingle
Anaconda
Charles Owens
Butte
Minnesota
Marion Isherwood
Sedaka, Minn
Owens
Japanese envoy reports no progress in Amur talks
Moscow July 1 The Japanese ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu said after a two hour meeting with Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinov that the Amur river clash talks were very strained and no progress was made He announced an immediate reconsideration of the Amur river islands incident and renewed Japan’s demand for Soviet troop withdrawal from disputed islands The Soviet government rejected the Japanese protest against gunboat actions and did not accept nor reject Japan’s demands
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Moscow
Mamoru Shiremitsu
Amur
Shigemitsu
Maxim Litvinceff
Amur River Islands
Soviet
Russia
Manchukuo
Japan
Litvinoff
Van Vlack to Make Appeals in Idaho Case
Douglas Van Vlack, condemned for a triple slaying at Tacoma, marks his 33rd birthday in prison as attorneys press to carry his case to Idaho and U S supreme courts. James F Airshie Jr. forwards a bill of exceptions to Judge T Bailey Lee in Twin Falls, seeking an appeal within 30 days after signature.
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Boise
Douglas van Vlack
Tacoma
Waah
Idaho
United
Twin Falls
van Vinck
Estate Supreme Court
Idaho State Pardon Board
Lee
Idaho Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Hollywood couples greet crowds in Honolulu
More than 5909 fans greeted Mary Pickford and Charles Buddy Rogers along with Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond as they arrived in Honolulu aboard the same liner, thrilling the waterfront today.
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Honolulu
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Charles ‘Buddy’ Rogers
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Islands
War probe ordered on Pacific coast bidding inequities
Senator Louis B. Schwellenbach of Washington announced that war and navy department officials will investigate alleged inequities in regulations controlling bidding for military and naval orders on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Louis B. Schwellenbach
War and Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Farley Charged Over Steel Strike Interference in Ohio
Postmaster General Farley was charged in federal court today with seeking to provoke civil disorder and strife and to compel the use of armed government forces at Republic Steel strike sites in Warren and Niles Ohio.
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Washington
Farley
Republic Steel Corporation Today
Warren
Niles, O
House Passes Bill Authorizing 130 River Projects
The House approved a bill authorizing 130 river and harbor improvement projects at a total cost of 33 million 687 thousand 178 dollars and sent it to the Senate for action.
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Washington
House
Senate
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James H. Walsh
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