GOP Plank Opposes New Deal Cited in Campaign Address
Republican National Committee chair Henry P. Fletcher declares opposition to the New Deal as un-American and urges revival of the Declaration of Independence. He criticizes government bureaucracy and defends rights against Roosevelt's policy, linking the issue to old American ideals.
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Republican National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Europe
America
Philadelphia
Fletcher
Roosevelt
Maged
New Jersey
Tennessee
United States
Johnson
Boston Looks for Dillinger in Western Massachusetts
John Dillinger hunted across western Massachusetts as state troopers and patrols combed country lanes, backwoods farms, and highways. Officers searched for a small Michigan-registered sedan linked to a motorist and a woman who stopped for gas near Whitkisville, with an attendant identifying the suspect from police circulars.
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Boston
John Dillinger
Massachusetts
Michigan
Whitkisville
Allen
Worcester
Centennial Choir Organizes Tonight
The Centennial choir schedules a 8 o clock gathering at the L. D. S. Recreation Hall as part of the Centennial opening, inviting all city church singers and vocal students to join the 40 piece orchestra with soloist chosen from the choir. Choruses will unite from Idaho Falls Blackfoot and PoCatello for theSunday program on August 5.
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Recreation Hall
Alex Simson
Oratoria
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Chile Peasants Stage Rebellion
In Santiago on July 3 a thousand peasants driven by cold and hunger rose up in arms, terrorizing a southern Chilean section. A special train with 200 carabineros reinforced 150 officers already there to quell the revolt. Rioters attacked nonjoining peasants. bodies were dumped in the Biobio river. About 50 rioters were killed. many revolters are Indians. Leaders blame the government for failing colonization promises started years ago.
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Mulchen
Biobio
Carabineros
Government banks report condition calls issued
Washington July 3 calls for June 30 bank condition statements went out simultaneously from the comptroller of the currency the Federal Reserve system and the FDIC. It marked the first time the FDIC joined the action as directors sought more accurate data on insured banks not subject to other examinations.
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Comptroller
Federal Reserve’s
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leo T. Crowley
Daily Major League Baseball Scores Snapshot
American League action reported from Philadelphia Cleveland and New York with varied inning totals and batter performances. Notable line shows Washington and Detroit performances alongside Boston New York and Chicago games and battery assignments for each contest.
Japan envoy fails to win US backing for non aggression pact
Hiroji Saito, Japan's ambassador in Washington, sails from San Francisco to Tokyo with little headway selling proposals to the Roosevelt administration. Secretary Hull says the U S has not considered a bilateral non aggression pact with any nation. Saito informally discussed with Senator Pittman who indicated the Senate would not ratify such an agreement. American officials uphold Kellogg Briand as covering the issue. Japan asserts guardianship over Asian interests, provoking world reaction.
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Hiroji Saito
San Francisco
Tokyo
Roosevelt
State Department
Saito
Japan
United States
Hull
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Senate
Defenbach Not in Idaho Governor Race
Boise July 3 Byron Defenbach Republican candidate for governor in 1932 and former state treasurer announces he will not enter the coming race for governor on the Republican ticket. He says only an unusual event could change his mind and that, as the situation stands, he does not expect to run.
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Boise
Byron Defenbach
Caldwell Man Dies During Hunt Near Kuna
Gust Puerner age 77 of Caldwell died during a rabbit drive near Kuna Idaho from a heart attack. He was employed at a creamery in Caldwell and will be buried in Fort Atkinson Wisconsin after body is shipped today.
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Kuna
Gust Puerner
Puerner
Fort Atkinson
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Heat vast in Midwest as East sees still-strong temperatures
The Associated Press reports the Middle West endures the heat with Kansas and Nebraska among the hot spots for the fifteenth day. Temperatures reach up to 99 degrees, while the East remains near record warmth and forecasts call for limited relief until after the Fourth of July.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Midwest
New York
Mercury
New York Weather Bureau
Salt Lake City Weather Postcard Asks About 97 Degree Day
A fragmented July 3 item notes Salt Lake City enduring a 97 degree heat reading and seeks more precise details about the conditions. The snippet hints at a hot afternoon with unclear source attribution and no further context.
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Salt Lake City
The
Mercury
Council Fails to Act on Meter Rate Debate
Public debate over a 25 cent monthly extra charge on water meters continues as the city council delays action. Mayor Brown says only council can end the rate, while Elmer Smith argues the public was not informed of funds in the water department balance. Citizens persist in paying amid protest and petitions from forty taxpayers.
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Pocatello Tribune
Smith
Charles A. Brown
Water Department
Hitler Heads to Berlin for Talk with Von Hindenburg
Reports say Chancellor Hitler travels to Berlin for a high level talk as cabinet meets to approve political moves. Rumors swirl about Franz Von Papen’s resignation, with Goering eyed as successor and other dramatic shifts across Germany.
Hindenburg Again Steadies Reich Amid German Leadership Strife
In a struggle within Nazi Germany, aging President Hindenburg reemerges as a counterweight to Hitler's radical circle. Von Papen’s dissent sparks tension with the Stahlhelm and Reichswehr factions, while Blomberg asserts loyalty to both Hindenburg and Hitler as power dynamics swirl.
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Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Third Reich
Adolph Hitler
Frans von Papen
Werner von Blomberg
Reichswehr
Von
Reich
Franz von Papen
Oregon Town Razed by Fire at Cascade Locks Fourth of July
Cascade Locks Oregon fire destroyed the town’s business district in a blaze started by fireworks during the Fourth of July celebration. Poor local equipment and bucket brigades delayed containment until aid from The Dalles and Hood River arrived. Damage estimated at 50000 dollars. Two youths Charles Hill and Charles Erickson suffered powder burns and were treated at Hood River.
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Ore
Bonneville Dam
Dalles
Hood River
Columbia River
Charles Hill
Charles Erickson
Mrs Roosevelt on off the record vacation in Kentucky
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt traveled by car from Williamson West Virginia to Pikeville Kentucky for a brief talk before continuing to Jenkins and Whitesburg on her summer off the record trip started in Washington after the president sailed for sea vacation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood July 3 Hitler must have got his information about Germany from Mussolini. He did not know much until he met the dictator. The note warns that killing a man creates enemies and that Germany will soon have to settle with France as ammunition and burial offerings are discussed.
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Mussolini
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Murderer Must Pay With Life
New York July 3 Judge James M Barrett orders the electric chair for Joseph Murphy the fourth member of the murder syndicate that killed Durable Michael Malloy in a Bronx Count case Murphy denied a motion for new trial on alleged feeble mindedness Murphy partners Daniel Kriesberg Frank Pasqua and Anthony Marino have already been electrocuted The case drew attention as the mob plotted Malloys murder to collect life insurance with gas poison alcohol tainted sardines and other methods considered unhealthful experiments
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Joseph Murphy
Michael Malloy
Sing Sing Prison
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James M. Barrett
Barrett
Samuel J. Foley
Murphy
Daniel Kriesberg
Frank Pasqua
Anthony Marino
Malloy
Tokyo cabinet resigns after bank scandal
The Japanese cabinet resigns after a financial scandal tied to the Bank of Formosa. Premier Makoto Saito presents the resignations to Emperor Hirohito who asks him to continue pending a successor. Viscount Saito, 76, to head the government after Inkukai's assassination. high military circles press for expansion or firm stance at the 1935 naval conference.
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Makoto Saito
Hirohito
Saito
Saionji
Hideo Kuroda
Bank of Formosa
Army
Navy
Viscount Saito
Suyoshi Inkukai
Korea
Denver Girl Escapes Abductors After Narrow Chase
A 14 year old girl, fourth victim of unidentified men, escaped after being forced into a car and tied, jumping from the vehicle with minor injuries. The assault followed two earlier attacks, including 17 year old Virginia Lerch who was critically injured with a skull fracture.
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Denver
Gwendolyn Stephenson
Virginia Lerch
Wall covering to adorn Denver athletic club room declines
In Denver on July 3 a wall paper project costing several million dollars will decorate a room at the athletic club. Worthless bends held by members will be used as wall coverings as several members declare they support the plan.
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Denver
Ver Athletic Club
Hitler Leaves Berlin as Cabinet Delays Papen Fate
Hitler flew to Neudeck after a lengthy cabinet session amid rumors over Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen’s fate. Goering expected to succeed, but a propagandist said resignation may not happen. The cabinet later passed a law declaring recent shootings legal under anti treason measures.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Amsterdam
Germany
Doorn
Hohenzollern
Munich
Gustav von Kahr
Reichswehr
von Papen
Associated Press
Neudeck
Paul von Hindenburg
Propaganda Ministry
von Hindenburg
Yari Papen
Riots Break in Bay Strike at San Francisco Waterfront
Vicious rioting erupted on the San Francisco waterfront when two trucks attempted to reopen the strike locked port. Police used tear gas as hand to hand clashes occurred. Fire Department units and a guard of 600 officers tried to control the scene near Pier 38 and a warehouse.
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San Francisco
Charles Brennan
William J. Quinn
Safe
Pier 38
The Trib un e Not to Publish July 4
The Tribune in Pocatello will not publish on Wednesday to allow employees to observe The Fourth. Many staff plan to caravan to nearby towns for Independence Day celebrations.
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Pocatello
Tribune
Utah Weather Update Sees General Fair Skies Tonight
Weather bulletin notes generally fair conditions across Utah tonight with light winds and no significant precipitation expected. Forecasters warn of a possible breeze near the mountains, but residents are not advised to plan around severe weather.
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