Senators predict easy passage for bank bill in Senate
The revised omnibus bank bill, backed by administration allies, is expected to pass the Senate with little change. The bill includes a regional system for selecting five open market committee representatives across four regions, with one at large from the 12 regions.
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D-Sc
Glass
D-Va
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House
Fletcher
D-Fla
Reserve Bank
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Richmond
Atlanta
Cal
Minneapolis
Kansas City
San Francisco
British press assails Eden over Ethiopia peace offer
The Daily Express leads British criticism of Capt Anthony Eden's plan to grant territory to Ethiopia to end east Africa tensions. It warns of selling the empire and inviting foreign bids while Eden defends safeguarding grazing rights amid Mussolini’s rejection of a port concession in Somaliland.
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London
Great Britain
Ethiopia
East Africa
Anthony Eden
Daily Express
Eden
League of Nations
the Express
Geneva
House of Commons
Benito Mussolini
Britain
British Somaliland
Italy
Tr Duce
Mussolini
Ae Ea
Con
Murdered New York Attorney Dined With Killers Before Death
Prosector reports confession details from William Ferris Loretta and Florence Jackson and Jean Miller in Dickinson case. They say Dickinson, wealthy attorney, dined with suspects hours before being killed in a robbery, and Ferris then killed him to prevent talk.
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Detroit
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
William Lee Ferris
Karl
Duncan C. McCrean
Dickinson
Ferris
Loretta
Florence Jackson
Jean Miller
Miller
McCrea
Bill
Bobbie
Idaho Counties Back Borah in Presidential Drive
Eastern Idaho counties met at Driggs and urged all counties to hold July 19 meetings and elect delegates for a Boise state convention July 26 to back Senator William E. Borah for president. Lars W. Johnson led the effort with others forming publicity and secretary roles as county clubs organize. Nicholas Ifft announced Bannock County’s meeting set for Friday July 19 in Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States
Driggs
Boise
Lars W. Johnson
Borah
St. Anthony
United States Senate
Amercy W. Clark
M. E. Briggs
America
Nicholas Ifft
Bannock County Organization
Will Rogers Comments on Mussolini War Timelines
Will Rogers notes Mussolini’s honesty about a five year Abyssinia war and fifteen years to mop up pockets. He questions the value if no decisive strike occurs and jokes about geologists misled by such war talk. He observes Europe’s war talk fading due to few conferences.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Mussolini
Abysinia
Europe
Funeral set for 22 year old in Utah accident
Hiv Repert St George Utah July 2 funeral services planned for 22 year old Reuben son of Mr and Mrs Elroy, killed yesterday in an automobile accident. Washington Utah Latter Day Saints ward to hold services late today.
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ST. George
Utah
Washington, Utah
Reuben
Elroy
Woman Burned In Glue Pot Explosion
Mrs. Lillian Handley, 32, suffered severe burns in Salt Lake City when a pot of glue she threw into a fire exploded. She tried to retrieve the pot, and flaming fragments ignited her arms and upper body. She remains in critical condition at a local hospital.
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Salt Lake City
Lillian Handley
Curtis pushes for change as GOP chairmanship in doubt
Former vice president Charles Curtis calls for a new Republican national chairman, arguing the party must work faster and focus on constitutional issues. He cites tax reforms, bureaucratic boards, and the November 1936 race as key factors and plans to discuss the situation with Midwest leaders. Curtis denies seeking any office in 1936.
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Richard Rendell
Associated Press
Washington
Charles Curtis
Hoover
Republican National
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Herbert Hoover
Curtis
Topeka
Kans
Andrew Mellon
Supreme Court
NRA
Middle West
Lumber Workers Return to Jobs in Pacific Northwest
Four hundred more men returned to Long-Bell and Weyerhaeuser lumber operations at Longview Washington as strikes eased with union agreements and reopenings. Nearly 1000 workers were back, about half the mills’ normal crews, while Seattle mills remained closed and Tacoma saw 1200 workers at 14 plants under guard.
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Portland
Ore
Long-Bell and Weyerhaeuser
Longview
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Tacoma
Relief Workers of West Hear Program Outline in Salt Lake
A regional Works Progress Administration meeting in Salt Lake City stressed efficiency in starting and maintaining the national relief program. Arthur Goldschmidt urged matching skilled labor to jobs while mobilizing 3.5 million relief workers and $4.8 billion in funding for productive projects. Dean Brimhall anticipated harmony despite unrest. wage and hours rules were noted as prevailing. Alice Clements said the FERA program will wind down as soon as possible and only one worker per family may be employed on a project if relief is current.
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Relief Workers OF West Hear
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Works Progress and Relief
Arthur Goldschmidt
Washington, D. C
Associated Director of Professional and Servicests Ree
United States
Dean R. Brimhall
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Alice
Educator critiques youth aid program before education group
Dr Alexander J Stoddard of Providence RI warned that Roosevelt s 50 million national youth aid plan would be a pallative not a cure for youth problems. He urged using schools as the main instrument of democratic assistance, cautioned about treasury administration, and emphasized education as essential to democracy. Utah weather noted: generally fair tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Roosevelt
National Education Association
Alexander J. Stoddard
Providence
R. L
Treasury Department
Utah
Sun Dance Ends With Sunrise Blessing at Buffalo Lodge
Fort Hall reports dancers exhausted after nearly nonstop performances since Sunday. They endure the heat and hunger for sunrise at 4:55 a.m. to greet the new day, then prepare for a Fourth of July feast and eventual dispersal by Friday night.
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Fort Hall
Buffalo Lodge
Canada Is Blamed For Cold Weather
Boise residents shivered as unusual July cold persisted for 48 hours. H G Carter of the US Weather Bureau said Canadian northwest winds caused the drop and should ease by tomorrow. Boise recorded its lowest July 1 temperature since 1912 and a 40 degree low at 5:30 am in 1864.
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Boise
Idaho
Canadian Northwest
H. G. Carter
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Carter
House Votes Own Measure As Utility Holding Company Bill
The House passed a utility regulation bill 325 to 81 after rejecting President Roosevelt's request to outlaw unnecessary holding companies. Earlier votes set the House bill at 257 to 147 and 216 to 146 for Senate measures, with conference possible. Wheeler and Rayburn sponsor the House bill. fate heads to the Senate.
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Frank B. Harper
Associated Press
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Ites
Iies Commission
Senate
Wheeler
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Director of NEC Starts State Tour
Walter T. Lockwood Idaho director of the national emergency council begins a tour of southwestern and southeastern Idaho to explain WPA provisions. He visits Nampa Caldwell Twin Falls Pocatello Idaho Falls and other towns as he explains eligibility aims for maximum local employment. He notes WPA projects may be federal or state initiated and must be sponsored by an authorized governmental agency.
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Boise
Walter T. Lockwood
Idaho
National Emergency Council
Nampa
Caldwell
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
WPA
Lockwood
Leo Hood
W. ¥Acomini
Relief Administration
Salt Lake City
Today's Scores From Baseball Game Report
Baseball scores show Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Chicago Boston Brooklyn New York and other matchups with varied innings and outcomes amid rain delays and postponed games. Key players cited include Stewart Winegarner Pytlak Bridges Cochrane Jorgens Rich ards Linke Russell Walberg Ferrell Moore Pezzullo Mancuso Parmelee Hartnett Johnson Herrmann Campbell Hallahan and others.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Stewart
Winegarner
Pytlak
Bridges
Cochrane
New York
Phil'delphia
Bronca
Murphy
Jorgens
Blaeholder
Dietrich
Richards
Washington
Boston
Linke
Russell
Walberg
Hachette
Ferrell
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Brown
Spohrer
Benge
Phelps
Phildelphia
Moore
Pezzullo
Wilson
Parmelee
Mancuso
Cincinnati
Carleton and Hartnett
Johnson
Herrmann and Campbell
Pittsburgh
Hartigan Beats Round To Reach Wimbledon Semi
Joan Hartigan of Australia defeated defending champion Dorothy Round in three sets 4-6 6-4 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon semi finals. Helens Moody of the United States and Miss Jacobs advanced, Moody routing Rene Mathieu 6-3 6-0 and Jacobs edging Jadwiga Jedrzejowska 6-1 9-7 to set up a Moody Jacobs semifinal matchup. Frau Hilda Sperling beat Katherine Stammers 7-5 7-5 to complete the last semifinal spot.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Dorothy Round
England
America
Helens
Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacobs
Joan Hartigan
Australia
Miss Round
Miss Hartigan
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Mlle
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
Frau Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
Germany
Frau Sperling
Katherine Stammers
Wheat Plan Approved in Washington
July 2 report outlines a graduated plan for benefit payments to signers of the proposed four year wheat program. The plan aims to distribute subsidies based on enrollment levels and project timelines within the administration’s agricultural policy.
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Washington
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