Heavy police guard around Bethlehem Steel plant
State police tightened a heavy guard around Bethlehem Steel Cambria works after a 21 year old ex worker was arrested for allegedly hurling dynamite at a freight train. Ernest Layton claimed he threw three lit sticks that did not explode. Police strengthened protection for water supplies pipelines and railroad property as two others were questioned. Layton said two men hired him to perform the act. Leaders planned four mass meetings in Johnstown Youngstown Warren and Canton to show strength amid the seven state steel strike. State police found only scattered pickets along the plant front.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Cambria Works
William A. Clark
Ernest Layton
Clark
Layton
C. W. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Youngstown
Warren
Canton
James Mark
Pennsylvania
Phillip Muray
Young Roosevelts Visit Campobello Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and his bride Ethel Du Pont arrived at Campobello Island New Brunswick for their honeymoon. Captain Calder, caretaker of the summer home, announced their arrival but offered no further details. The couple traveled by ferry from Lubec to the island.
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Campobello Island
N. B
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel du Pont
Franklin Calder
Gould Crossing Problem Solved
Local officers credit Clyde Morrison of Pocatello with solving the Gould street crossing issue without an overpass. Morrison rode a train engine to town on a horse tied to a pole, attempted to alight at the station and fell, leading to his arrest by Special Agent Guy Hanson for intoxication and train riding.
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Gould Street
Clyde Morrison
Pocatello
Morrison
Guy Hanson
Pocatello Rodeo Opens Day of Old Fort Hall Event
The Pocatello rodeo opened as part of Days of Old Fort Hall with top bulldogging by Tom Hogan of Tulsa 11.4 seconds beating Jack Kerscher of Blackfoot by 0.1. Earl Bascom led bareback riding with Eddie Jones second and Duwart Ryan third. Ryan won steer riding with Bascom second and Lockyear third. Marvin Dunbar led calf roping with 24.5 seconds, Hogan second, Tommy Thomas third. One minor accident noted. Attendance expected to rise for 2:30 p m shows at Bannock County Fair Grounds with tomorrow’s final set for 2:30 p m.
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Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
Tom Hogan
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Jack Kerscher
Blackfoot
Tom Breadon
Wickenbur
Arizona
Earl Bascum
Raymond
Alberta
Eddie Jones
Fort Hall
Duwart Ryan
Duncan
Ryan
Earl Bascom
Lockyear
Marvin Dunbar
Logan
Utah
Tommy Thomas
Jackson
Wyoming
Bannock County Fair Grounds
Record Heat Reaches 117 Degrees in El Centro
El Centro California saw a high of 117 degrees for the second consecutive day with a 77 degree low, as reported by the weather bureau. The heat wave continues to grip the region.
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EL Centro
Calif
Weather Bureau
Ford challenges labor board authority to direct policies
Ford denies all NLRB unfair labor practices charges and seeks dismissal. Harry Bennett says workers who beat union organizers acted in self defense after an unlawful trespass and riot plot. Over a dozen union members treated for injuries at the Dearborn plant. UAW plans a second literature distribution at the plant Wednesday. Homer Martin, UAW president, seeks state police protection after talks with Governor Murphy. The seven page answer argues many dismissals were for union activity and cites lawful reasons for actions taken.
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Harry Bennett
Ford
Dearborn
United Automobile Workers of America
CIO
Homer Marin
Ford Answer
NLRB
Tte
Mates of Two Fliers Hoping for the Best
In Oakland on July 3, two left behind partners of Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan comfort each other after hours without word. George Putnam predicts either the fliers perished or remain alive awaiting rescue. Mrs Noonan expresses fear and hope as the day passes.
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Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonin
Howland Island
Lae
New Guinea
Miss Earhart
Oakland
Calif
Pacific
Frederick J. Noonan
George Palmer Putnam
Beatrice Noonan
Cold House Aggravates Members as Air Turns Ice Box
Washington reports that a chilly chamber has lawmakers seeking warmer spots in lobbies and cloakrooms as heat relief from air conditioning becomes a concern. Representative Crowther of New York kept his coat collar up during a tax hearing in a notably cool committee room.
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Washington
Congress
House
Walker Unable to Play in All Star Game
July 3 Del Baker acting Detroit manager said Gerald Walker the Tigers right fielder will be unable to play in the all star game at Washington Wednesday after trainer Denny Carroll examined his injured leg. Baker asked AL president William Harridge for permission to keep Walker in Detroit while other Tigers depart for Washington on Tuesday.
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Cleveland
del Baker
Detroit Tigers
Gerald Walker
Washington
Denny Carroll
Walker
Baker
William A. Harridge
Detroit
Tigers
Weekend Weather Outlook for Utah Montana Wyoming
Generally fair conditions expected Sunday and Monday across Utah Montana and Wyoming with continued warmth. No significant storms are forecast and daytime highs may remain in the 70s to 90s across the region.
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Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Mother Believes Amelia Is Safe and Found
Amelia Earhart's mother and step-mother expressed optimism she will be found alive as search reports come in. Mrs. Amy Earhart at Toluca Lake says she is confident, recalling Navy pilot John Rodgers who survived nine days at sea.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
Amelia
Amy Earhart
Toluca Lake Film Colony
Navy
John Rodgers
Pacific
E. S. Earhart
Miss Earhart
Protest Letter From Sister Demands Uphold Death Penalty
Mrs. Thomas Phelps of Lava Hot Springs protests Governor Clark's stance against executing Douglas Van Vlack for the 1935 killings. She argues justice and Idaho court opinions support the death sentence and questions what gain would come from mercy. The letter addresses grief, legal procedure, and the need to uphold the jury's verdict.
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Fontaine Cooper
Douglas van Vlack
Barzilla Clark
Tacoma
Thomas Phelps
Lava Ho! Springs
Cooper
van Vinck
Idaho
Douglas van Vlieck
Beery Appointed Honorary Warden in Boise
Governor Barzilla W Clark appoints Hollywood star Wallace Beery as honorary deputy game warden in Boise. Beery requested the commission in a letter received by the governor earlier.
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
Wallace Beery
Hollywood
Old Fort Hall Days Celebration Program
Event schedule for Old Fort Hall Days listing Sunday Patriot services carnival rodeo band concert patriotic program dances and Monday parade luncheon crowning of queen fireworks and historical pageant with locations at South Main street City High School and university stadium. events run from morning to night with multiple venues and a grand parade.
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Colborn & Sorensen
Fairgrounds
Municipal Bend
Pocatello
Manmuncoth
Wyeth
Main Oe
Center Street
Arthur
Arthurville
Bonneville
Main
Tn Center
Center
Eighth
Main Street
Hotel Bannock
American Legion Auxiliary
Oscar W. Hahn
Pocatello Municipal Band
University Stadium
Jevican Legion Auxiliary
South Mai
Days of Old Fort Hall enliven Pocatello crowd
Festive opening in Pocatello draws jostling crowds of buckaroos cowboys and their dames for the annual Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. Perfect weather aided events at the fairgrounds high school races car nival and Colburn Sorenson rodeo debut with top animals and acts entertaining between rodeo events.
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Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
Fairgrounds
Heatwave Grips Southwest with Scorching Temperatures
For the third day a persistent heat low from the Arizona south western region pushes north over the great basin and southern plateau. Skies stay clear and temperatures top 90 degrees, with plains experiences and only isolated showers in central states.
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Arizona
Great Basin
Central States
Tribune to Have Monday Holiday
The Pocate o Tribune will not publish on Monday due to the Fourth of July holiday. Subscribers will receive a copy of the Idaho State Journal Monday morning. National world and sport bulletins will be posted in the Tribune Journal office windows throughout the day.
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Pocate O Tribune
Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Tribune Journal
Body recovered from crash identified as Chicago woman
The first body recovered from the Los Angeles to Salt Lake City plane crash was tentatively identified as Mrs. John F. Wolfe of Chicago. The body was hoisted from Wasatch ridge and carried 2,000 feet to awaiting horses as crews faced sun and loose rocks on the mountain.
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Salt Lake City
Wasatch Mountains
John F. Wolfe
Chicago
Salt Lake Telegram
Carrier Pigeon
Western Air Express
Frank Eastman
Navy ships push search for Amelia Earhart from Honolulu
Honolulu officials announced destroyers Worden and Drayton would sail at six to join the search for Amelia Earhart. The aircraft carrier Lexington and 54 planes were ordered to Hewland Island to aid the hunt as Itasca scanned the Howland region.
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San Dingo
Southard
Chandler
Amelia Farhart
Worden
Drayton Ebboth
Honolulu
Navy
Amelia Earhart
Lexington
San Diego
Hewland Island
Continued Story On Page Three
A fragmented OCR line hints at continued coverage of a local story on Page Three. Readability is limited, but the note confirms continuation and placement within the newspaper.
Pocatello Class of 32 Plans Reunion
The Pocatello High School 1932 class schedules a reunion on August 13 and 14 with a swimming party at Indian Springs and a casual dinner dance. A meeting at Mildred and John Banvard’s home formed committees for invitations, picnic, dance, publicity and writing invitations. Contact George Ray or Ben LeBailey to help.
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Rade
Pocatello High School
Indian Springs
Mildred
John Banvyard
George Ray
Ben LeBailey
John Banvard
Harrison Jones
Harry Peterson
Etna Peterson
Josie Barker
Mildred Banyeard
Pearl Henderson
Ruth Ruditi
Shirley Lemmon
Shirley Hale
Leah Hall
Elaine Kamm
Iavuy
Britain Rejects Spain War Rights in Critical Speech
Prime Minister Chamberlain vowed Britain would demand respect and build power to deter threats. Foreign Secretary Eden warned the Mediterranean and Spain’s territorial integrity would be defended, signaling opposition to Italo German proposals for non intervention and belligerent rights. The speeches suggested backing Franco and concerned about Axis influence in Iberia.
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Neville Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
Italy
Germany
Chamberlain
Birmingham
Britain
Spain
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