Stocks and Wheat Rally as Dollar Dips on Roosevelt Nod
Stocks surged to new highs and wheat climbed amid dollar weakness and Roosevelt’s stance on stabilization. Trading in New York and Chicago moments boosted by heavy buying. dollar depreciation lifted foreign currencies while German, Swiss, and Belgian rates also rose. crop outlook hinted at a tight 37 year low in U S wheat production with analysts citing 323 million versus 341 million bushels official June estimate.
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Idaho Plane 10 Seeks Lost Boy In Salmon River Area
Governor Ben Ross ordered a state plane search for the seven year old boy missing in the Rainy Ridge wilderness of central Idaho. The child vanished a week ago after unsuccessful early efforts. Traces including sunflowers eaten were reported as the search extended from Chamberlain basin into the terrain where he disappeared.
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Ben Ross
Frank Lobears
Rainy Ridge
Salmon River
McCall
Idaho
A. C. Blomgren
Chamberlain Basin
A. H. Abendorth
Fireworks Not Lawful in City
Chief J L Balder son announced fireworks are prohibited within the city and police and sheriff deputies will be doubled to enforce the ban. He urged residents to enjoy a safe Fourth and warned of higher fire risk due to vacant houses and dry conditions.
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J. L. Balderson
Pocatello
Abductors of Jake Factor Still Silent in Chicago
Jerome Factor attempted to deliver 75 000 dollars in small bills for his kidnapped father John Factor the missing gambler. An anonymous call was the only contact as Jerome and attorney G Gale Gilbert waited at a loop hotel tower strategizing in a high profile ransom case. John Factor faced extradition to London over a stock manipulation scheme alleged to have netted seven million dollars.
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Scores from today’s baseball games across leagues
National game slate shows New York defeating Boston 7 1 in a nine inning run. Chicago beat Cleveland 11 to 3 as Durham Kimsey and Grube contribute. St Louis and Marbverry score two American games with separate pitchers and batters.
Will Rogers, Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica commentator notes real air races by top fliers in New York and here for lunch. A Mussolini flier stays upside down longer than the London delegation. a German ace demonstrates engine-off maneuvers with precision. Army, navy, and marine display thrills praised as proof of tax money well spent. York Utah pair tonight and Tuesday forecast cooler southeast portion tonight.
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Separation of Doug and Mary Pickford at Pickfair
Hollywood notes report Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks contemplating separation and possible divorce. Pickfair is for sale as the couple, long apart, face strain from European and professional ties.
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Mary Stans
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Los Angeles
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Buy Idaho Campaign Votes Cast Amid Final Ballot Rush
Thousands of Buy Idaho votes were being placed in ballot boxes as the Tribune Journal rechecked tallies for top runners in all three races. Winners for Miss Pocatello Miss Eastern Idaho and Miss Southeastern Idaho will be announced tomorrow at 2 PM at the Rodeo opening. Merchants report unusual sales due to last minute voting coupon rush.
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Youth Discovers Arms Are Broken
A 14-year-old, Wilton Piper, learned two arms were fractured after a fall while roller skating near his home. His mother noticed swelling and lack of full use, and X rays at Hollywood Receiving Hospital confirmed both arms were broken.
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Hollywood Receiving Hospital
Daring Riders Thrill Crowds at Fort Hall Celebration
A morning parade at Bannock county fair grounds as part of the Days of Old Fort Hall rodeo drew crowds with cowboys, Indians in beaded buckskin, and drum corps. Helen Newton led the parade as rodeo queen. Tuesday’s events include grand entry at 2 pm and a Buy Idaho campaign prize reveal. a night show with Indians and fireworks was planned. One spectator event left three injured after a pony race accident as Irene Cutter’s pony shied near the finish line.
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Bean Ball Fatal to Springfield Player Jake Batterton
Jess Jake Batterton a 19 year old second baseman for the Springfield Western league club died in an Omaha hospital from a fractured skull and cerebral hemorrhage after being hit by a pitch thrown by Swede Carlsen in a game here Sunday. The pitcher stood at his bedside as Batterton fought for life.
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Jess “Jake” Batterton
Springfield
Batverson
Carlsen
Balbo Wing Delayed by Weather Over Northern Ireland
Italian air minister Italo Balbo led an armada of fliers on a 930 mile hop to Reykjavik but unfavorable conditions over Lough Foyle delayed departure after a collision caused minor damage to two planes. Repairs were made in Londonderry by Italian mechanics.
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Reykjavik
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Lough Foyle
Orbetello
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Chicago
July Snow Sparks Kane Record Cold Spell
Kane Pennsylvania reports a rare July snowfall with a quick drop to 40 degrees, contrasting with last week’s 90s. In New York City, July 3 records the coldest morning at 55 degrees by 9 a.m. EST.
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Cyclone Heads North Threatening Southern Cuba
A powerful cyclone entering the Gulf of Mexico moves north north east from Pinar Del Rio and Havana. Casualties include a woman killed by a collapsing house, with many cottages destroyed and communications disrupted as heavy rains flood suburbs and tobacco crops damaged.
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Seattle Player Wins Idaho State Tennis Title
Mel Dranga of Seattle captured the Idaho State singles title by beating Pred Dixon of Provo in three sets 6-5 6-3 6-4. Dixon and brother Don won the state doubles championship beating Mel Gallacher and Dave Freed 3-6 6-1 6-0 6-2. Shirley Cunningham of Halley won the women's singles by defeating Ruth Phillips of Boise 6-2 2-6 6-1. The mixed doubles saw Gallacher and Cunningham lose to Mr and Mrs Bob Brashears of Los Angeles 9-7 6-3.
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Don
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Dave Freed
Salt Lake City
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Halley
Ruth Phillips
Gallacher
Bob Brashears
Los Angeles
Rites Held For Aberdeen Woman Parrish 61
Final rites for Mrs. Hellene Swift Parrish of Aberdeen, age 61, were conducted at 2 p m by Bishop D A Stone. Burial followed at American Falls cemetery under McHan mortuary. She died Thursday after an operation. She leaves 10 children, two sisters, and 17 grandchildren.
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Aberdeen
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H. A. Richards
William M
Orva! Wheeler
Edgar Wheeler
Lolita
Calif
Herman Lincoln
Taunton
Maas
Reed Thompson
Park City
Utah
Ellen Parrish
San Francisco
J. A Grover
McCammon
Margaret Eames
Los Angeles
Local M I A Plans July 24 Park Celebration
Blackfoot notes local M I A members aim to sponsor a park event on July 24 in the city park with fais grouade planned as part of the celebration.
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Blackfoot
City Park
Gold bloc moves to abandon London talks over gold standard
In London, July 3, the European gold bloc led by France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Switzerland and Poland prepared to desert the conference unless it operates under the gold standard. Switzerland adjourned a drafting committee, signaling potential suspension of talks as other gold nations weigh similar steps. Britain shows divergence but aims to back the bloc.
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President and Cabinet Meet Roosevelt Aboard Indianapolis
In Annapolis Maryland on July 3 the Roosevelt cabinet braved rough seas to board the cruiser Indianapolis for a special meeting with the president. Cabinet members including Roper Tekes Swanson Dean Wallace Cummings and Henry L Roosevelt attended after arriving at the Naval Academy.
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Cummings
Henry L. Roosevelt
Parley Parkinson Denies Camp Killings Rumors
Major Parley D. Parkinson commanding the Pocatello district denies rumors of killings in reforestation camps. He calls hooting allegations absolutely unfounded and says most rumors concern Boise district camps. No disturbances of note have occurred in any established camps.
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Boardman Dies From Injuries In Transcontinental Race
Russel Boardman a 35 year old Boston aviator and sportsman died after a crash during a transcontinental air race in Indianapolis He suffered a fractured skull broken shoulder and punctured lung The incident ended his 12 year flying career as he attempted a New York to Los Angeles dash for a $10000 prize His 1931 New York Istanbul flight with John Polando stood as a long distance non stop record for years
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Senator Borah on Way to Recovery
Washington July 3 The senate's ailing members are said to be on the road to full recovery. Senator Borah Idaho who had surgery at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore a week ago shows gradual improvement and may stay in hospital a couple more weeks. Senator George of Georgia with pneumonia remains out of danger at Naval hospital and Senator Lewis of Illinois at Garfield hospital is expected to be discharged in a few days.
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Naval Hospital
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Tes
Forceful Statement Targets French Government
London dispatch reports Ramsay MacDonald, as president of the world economic conference, pledges to fight after talks with British authorities and European gold bloc representatives. A steering committee meeting is planned to decide the parley's future, amid Roosevelt’s currency stabilization rejection. British officials insist the conference has not collapsed.
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API
Ramsay MacDonald
World Economic Conference
European Gold Bice
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Roosevelt at World Economic Conference Rejects Gold Country Overtures
President Roosevelt delivered a strong uncompromising speech at the world economic conference in London, rejecting French and other gold country overtures for tempo and signaling a hard line on financial policy.
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London
Roosevelt
Governor Ross to study settlers plan for river water peace
Governor Ross, returning from the Big Lost river valley, met about 600 settlers and officials to discuss a path to end years of dispute between old valley farms and the Carey act project. The group will back a 25 member central committee to consider buying out Utah Construction's Carey project interest to reunite water rights. Three dynamiting incidents at the irrigation works have heightened tensions.
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Boise
PIA
Big Lost River Valley
Ross
R. W. Faris
Leo Bresnahan
Utah Construction Company
Mackay
Fifty Return to Work in Shops
Fifty men previously out of service for six months to two years will return to work in the car department of the O S L shops by Wednesday after morning physical examinations. The group adds to 25 called back 30 days earlier and will be employed for an indefinite period. Notable examinees include P S Standley, C Shane, William Sensenig, J H Smith, William Fifield, and many others listed by Hyman Marks of the Shop Employers association.
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Hyman Marks
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C. Shane
William Sensenig
J. H. Smith
William Fifield
C. Christensen
Guy Pease
G. Kimball
E. Rupp
R. Putnam
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J. D. Rupp
A. Perkins
C. Jensen
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H. Harame
M. Richmond
Golden V. Jones
William Reeves
BE. F. Bourne
O. P. Merrill
J. Demchock
William Hewsitt
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