Roosevelt Heads U S possessions Tour By Sea
President Roosevelt sails from Hampton Roads on a voyage to Atlantic and Pacific possessions. He will visit Haiti, Puerto Rico, Colombia, South America, and Hawaii, aboard the USS Gilmer and accompanying ships, with Franklin Jr and John aboard. The trip spans 13 000 miles, then Portland Oregon by August.
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Francis M. Stephenson
U.S.S
Gilmer
Mr. Roosevelt
Houston
Old Annapolis
Franklin, Jr
John
Roosevelt
James
Cartagena
Colombia
South America
Hawaii
United States
Portland
Ore
Capital losses under measure will be small
Governor William I. Myers of the Farm Credit Administration says only a very slight minority of farmers will have to declare bankruptcy to save their homes under the Frazier Lemke act. President Roosevelt signed the measure, which aims to curb foreclosures and align with ongoing land bank refinancing efforts.
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Washington
William I. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Roosevelt
Myers
Farm Credit
Land Bank Commissioner
Bankee
Flying Brothers Forced to Land in Europe
Brooklyn brothers Joseph and Benjamin Adamowicz forced to land near Crossen Germany while en route to Warsaw. Fourth European landing after Atlantic crossing. Gasoline pipe defect caused the stop. both brothers unharmed and plane undamaged. Earlier they were forced down at Flers France and near Paris as they resumed the flight from Harbor.
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Poland
Brooklyn
Flying Brothers
Joseph
Benjamin Adamowicz
Warsaw
Europe
Atlantic
Te Brothers
Crossen
Germany
Paris
Flers
France
Harbor
Utah Police Push Accident Probe
Salt Lake City July 2 police pressed an investigation into the fatal auto crash that killed Mrs. R L Beezley of Salt Lake. Horace Critchlow 38 said he did not see her until moments before impact and could not avoid striking her. Beezley died after being carried 75 feet to the pavement and later at the scene.
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Salt Lake City
R. L. Beezley
Salt Lake
Witness recounts executions by Nazi storm troopers in Berlin
An eye-witness, a black-shirt Schutz Staffel member, describes rapid fire executions of 60 storm troopers at a Berlin cadet school in Lichterfelde. He recalls three-minute hearings before firing, refusals to be blindfolded, and names Ernst Karl Ernst Strasser Ehrdt and others amid further reports on General Von Schleicher’s death.
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Berlin
Schutz Staffel
Associated Press
Lighterfelde
Hitler
Ehrdt
von Schleicher
Babelsberg
Hollywood
Germany
Shota
Horton Former Tennessee Governor Dies at 68
Former Tennessee Governor Henry H. Horton died at his farm home near Chapel Hill Tennessee. He served longer continuous tenure than any other Tennessee chief executive in nearly a century and was 68 years old.
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Chapel Hill
Tenn
Henry H. Horton
Tennessee
Masters for Congress in Second District Race
Ira H. Masters former Twin Falls and Pocatello publisher and Blackfoot land office registrar announced his candidacy for the second district Congress. He placed second to the late T C Coffin in the last Democratic primary and urged support for Roosevelt's New Deal with the slogan Go Forward.
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Ira H. Masters
Thomas C. Coffin
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Register of
U. S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Masters
Congress
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
T. C. Coffin
Train Crash Kills Driver at Utah Crossing
Christian Anderson 65 of Richfield dies after his car crashes into a Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train at a crossing near Richfield Utah. His wife Mrs Anderson is critically injured along with three others sustaining injuries including scalp lacerations broken ribs internal injuries arm and facial cuts. son Max 14 suffers a head injury and Ardell Hunt 16 suffers a concussion. The crash is investigated by Sheriff A O Hopkins who says Anderson failed to see or hear the train.
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Richfield
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Christian Anderson
R. H. Cottrell
Anderson
Pearl Christensen
Max
Ardell Hunt
Government 10 Speed Cattle Buying Setup
Washington reports the farm administration will urge faster cattle purchasing and expand to include sheep due to drought and heat. Officials cite processing capacity, timing of rain, and rainfall amounts as key factors while noting high rejection rates for cattle bought in drought areas. The plan aims to buy about five million cattle and five million sheep for relief.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Federal Relief Administration
Mexico
Texas
Body of Earl Gentry Found Near Rock River Pool
The badly beaten and bullet punctured body of Earl Gentry, tied to the Indiana Ku Klux Klan case, was found slumped in his car near a Rock River swimming pool in Jefferson Wisconsin. Officials face a baffling slaying mystery as the investigation continues.
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Jefferson
Wis
Earl Gentry
Stephenson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Madge Oberholtzer
Wisconsin
Gentry
Rock River
Coast Group Moves to Open Blockaded Port
John F. Forbes of the San Francisco Industrial association notified Mayor Rossi and Chief Quinn that the group would attempt to move merchandise to and from the waterfront at 3 p.m. Pacific time on July 2. The letter argued they were exercising citizens rights while requesting police protection amid a maritime strike.
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San Francisco
John F. Forbes
San Francisco Industrial Association
Rossi
William J. Quinn
Association
Quinn
Police Commission
Mayor insists water emergency rate on meters enforced
Pocatello water users must pay the emergency meter charge approved by the city council to cover pumping costs. Mayor Charles A. Brown said the council may abolish the extra rate later, while noting past pumping expenses and remaining bond principal.
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Pocatello
Elmer Smith
Charles A. Brown
Brown
C. Ben Rosas
Hitler Action Viewed With Alarm In U S
Anxiety and hope mix as observers read of Germany s suppression of an abortive revolt. Debts, a $1 5 billion foreign obligation moratorium, and reduced trade loom large. Hull cautions that anti semitism and militarism contribute to Germany s economic plight.
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Hitler
U. S
Washington
Germany
Reich
Europe
United States
Hull
Pocatello Man Files For Office
Petition blanks issued by the secretary of state for two Democratic primary hopefuls C W Lawrence of Pocatello and Thomas J Bennett of Shelley. Filing deadline July 16. Incumbent Franklin Girard of Coeur d Alene seeks reelection. Another Democrat David Bush of Malad also seeks the nomination.
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Boise
Secretary of State
C. W. Lawrence
Pocatello
Thomas J. Bennett
Shelley
Franklin Girard
Coeur d'Alene
David Bush
Malad
American Girl Held in Russia
Miss Avis Thayer of Philadelphia visiting her brother Charles Thayer private secretary to Ambassador Bullitt was arrested by militiamen in Moscow for taking a photograph at a Kremlin gate. She was held in police court for about ninety minutes before release after identity verification with the American embassy. Soviet officials say the Kremlin area is closed to photography without a permit.
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Moscow
U. 8
Avis Thayer
Philadelphia
Charles Thayer
William C. Bullitt
Kremlin Gates
Miss Thayer
Kremlin
Thayer
Weather Outlook For Tonight And Tuesday
A cloudy south portion with Mano Pair tonight and Tuesday. Showers or thunderstorms develop after noon in the mountains. Warmer conditions in the southeast portion tonight.
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune On War And Weddings
A Northern Californian column from Santa Monica relays Will Rogers stance on war and politics. The piece mocks jet set society weddings like Astor's as light relief amid strikes and global tension.
Storm Troopers Slaughtered In German Revolt
Berlin reports mount a rapid list of executions with 60 cited in Berlin alone. Rumors place Hermann Goering to succeed Franz von Papen as vice chancellor, while Hitler may rise to the presidency after Hindenburg. Von Papen's safety is guarded as cabinet moves loom.
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Franz von Papen
Germany
von Papen
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Goering
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Neudeck
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichswehr
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
von Hindeburg
Stird
London indignant at Nazi foreign power reference
London officials and politicians expressed astonishment and ridicule over Germany's suggestion of a foreign power behind the revolt. The comment was seen as an attempt to confuse both Germans and the world as purges continue inside the Nazi regime. Rumors tied former chancellor Bruening to the plot amid unclear whereabouts.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Hitler
Great Britain
Heinrich Bruening
Bruening
England
Berlin
Munich
World’s first sleeper planes to start Chicago to New York service
The world's first complete sleeper planes will operate nightly between Chicago and New York starting July 8 on the American Airlines route via Chicago Detroit Buffalo. An eastbound flight leaves Chicago at 11:05 p. m. with sleepers ready for occupancy at 10:00 p. m. Officials announced.
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Chicago
New York
American Airlines
Detroit
Buffalo
War Veterans Draft Plans at National Convention
Colorado Springs July 2 - Resolutions urged federal legislation for a universal draft of manpower capital and labor in a future national emergency. Thomas Kirby proposed a permanent medical corps for the veterans administration and using army and navy hospitals for overflow veterans. Reports were given by Joseph McQueen and Theodore Lindstrom.
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Colorado Springs
Cols
Thomas Kirby
Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Administration
Joseph McQueen
Kansas City
Theodore Lindstrom
Washington
Feeding the Baby Tragedy in Wheeling
A two year old, Mary Louise, died after an adult fed her from a bottle containing poison. The incident occurred in Wheeling West Virginia on July 2, with the infant receiving liquid nourishment before death.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mary Louise
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