Pocatello to Get PWA Funds for Schools
Washington reports Public Works Administration officials expect presidential approval for 21 Idaho projects totaling 1.166 million dollars in grants and 6 thousand dollars in a loan. Fifteen projects target school building hazards with federal aid and local bonds. final list hinges on engineering and financial clearances before final submission to the president.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Idaho
Congress
PWA
Flying boats span Atlantic inaugurates regular flights
The Pan American Clipper 111 reached Foynes Ireland after a 1960 mile hop from Botwood Newfoundland in 12 hours 40 minutes. The British Imperial Airways Caledonia completed the westward leg from Foynes to Botwood in 15 hours 9 minutes. Both flights carried no passengers or mail. Captain Harold E Gray led the Pan American crew of seven, greeted by President Eamon De Valera. The Caledonia, captained by A S Wilcockson with four crew, finished ahead of schedule.
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Associated Press
North America
Europe
Foynes
Ireland
Botwood
Newfoundland
British Imperial Airways
Caledonia
Shannon
Harold E. Gray
Eamon de Valera
Ford Charged in Warrant Over Dearborn Plant Beatings
July 6 Detroit The national labor relations board opened a hearing on its complaint against Ford Motor Co. A one man grand jury led by Judge Ralph W. Liddy issued an assault with intent to do great bodily harm warrant naming 15 Ford workers and the company over the May 26 beating of United Auto Workers organizers at the Dearborn plant. Everett Moore of the Ford service department and eight Ford employees along with six unidentified persons are named.
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Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Wagner Common Pleas
Ralph W. Liddy
Grand
United Automobile Workers
Ford Company
Dearborn
Everet Moore
Ford Service Department
Ford
Diz to Start Washington on July 6
Dixy Dean will begin duties in Washington on July 6 as part of a national program. The move places Dean in a central role overseeing initial operations and coordinating with national leaders.
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Diz
Washington
Dixy
Pocatello Legion Ball Series Chosen for Eastern Idaho Title
Idaho Falls and Pocatello Juniors were set to clash for the eastern Idaho championship in a best two of three series. Coach Ray Brewster announced games July 13 at Idaho Falls 5 30 PM and July 14 at Pocatello 5 30 PM with a possible deciding game the following Saturday.
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American Legion Baseball
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Showers cool off two states in intermountain region
Storms along the Wasatch slope brought rain and relief to Utah and Idaho. A second storm in 24 hours snarled traffic as 50 people were marooned three miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon. Idaho Falls reported 56 mph winds that damaged hay and wheat and downed power lines. Rain totals varied from .12 to .85 inches across Grand Canyon, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Pocatello and Yellowstone Park.
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Associated Press
Wasatch Range
Utah
Idaho
United States
Intermountain
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Tooele
Gact
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
J. Cecil Alter
Salt Lake
Ogden
Pocatello
Woman held on kidnapping charge in Hoboken
Loretta Grabowski twenty one was arraigned in police court for kidnapping 3 year old Bella McCarthy whom she met in a park Saturday. Police Inspector Daniel Kiely said she is estranged from her husband and suffering from mother frustration.
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Loretta Grabowski
Bella McCarthy
Daniel Kiely
Senate Debates Court Changes Under Roosevelt Plan
Democratic Leader Robinson lectures on aging judges and pushes a substitute plan to appoint one new Supreme Court justice each year. Senator Wheeler opposes expanding the Court and meets with the president as Hyde Park talks continue. The Senate votes to take up judiciary legislation without a record vote as filibuster tactics loom.
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Senate
Wheeler
Mont
White House
Supreme Court
Bone
Wash
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Arkansan
Negro Is Guarded In Court Room
In Tallahassee Florida a bayonet ring of national guardsmen protected a prisoner named Robert Hines as he faced trial for attacking a white woman. Hines pleaded innocent to a charge carrying a possible death penalty, unless the jury recommends mercy.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Florida
Robert Hines
Hinds
Idaho Pardon Board to Hear Van Vlack Clemency Request
Secretary of State Ira H. Masters signaled opposition to clemency for Douglas Van Vlack Idaho triple slayer. Governors Clark and Attorney General Taylor chair the pardon board which meets tomorrow to decide on potential commutation or reprieve amid public protests and legal deadlines.
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Ira H. Masters
Douglas van Vlack
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Masters
Boise
Old Fort Hall
Pardons Board
Barzilla Clark
J. W. Taylor
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State Board of Pardons
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Taylor
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Horsfall Offered Idaho Liquor Board Post
Boise July 6 Governor Barzilla W Clark said he will offer E P Horsfall the vacant post on the Idaho liquor control commission. Horsfall formerly was chief engineer for the Idaho emergency relief administration and is now with the public works administration state headquarters. The position pays 4000 dollars annually.
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Barzilla W. Clark
E. P. Horsfall
Pocatello Railway
State Lquor Control Commission
Horsfall
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
Public Works Administration
Tenth serious case victim found in Cleveland
The headless torso of a man, Cleveland's tenth such victim, was recovered from the Cuyahoga River near a railroad bridge. Police say the killer has dismembered six men and harmed four women in a series dating back to 1934, with parts found along the river and shores.
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Cleveland
Joseph Sweeney
Cuyahoga River
Lake Erie
S. R. Gerber
National
Tax Committee Fails to Meet Delays Roosevelt Tax Probe
Washington July 6 A representative's late arrival to the capital caused the congressional tax committee's postponement of its planned decision on future actions. A railroad washout stopped Representative Treadway and other members refused to act without full attendance. Chairman Doughton said the panel would decide on investigating President Roosevelt's income tax returns and outline future steps in the inquiry.
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Washington
Congressional Tax Committee
Treadway
Mass
Doughton
N. C
Roosevelt
William Powell Returns to Work After Harlow Death
Hollywood star William Powell resumes filming after a month of seclusion following fiancée Jean Harlow death. He spent days at home and aboard Ronald Colman's yacht and has visited the mausoleum where Harlow lies in a crypt.
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Hollywood
William Powell
Jean Harlow
Powell
Ronald Colman
Frontiersmen clash as Japanese and Soviet troops fight on Manchoukuo frontier
Day-long combat erupts on the Manchoukuo Siberian frontier with Japanese and Manchoukuoan forces claiming a victory over Soviet detachments. Soviet attacks with artillery and a 150-man assault are reported repulsed, casualties noted on both sides, as Moscow protests renewed hostilities and diplomacy stiffens.
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Mancheukuo
Svcne
Manchoukuo
Siberia
Moscow
Army Charger
Jerome Doctor May Take Job At State Hospital
Dr. Glenn Smith of Jerome has governor approval to become medical superintendent of the Blackfoot state mental hospital. Governor Barzilla W Clark plans to confer with Dr. Andrew Warner and others before finalizing the appointment.
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Boise
Glenn Smith
Jerome
Barzilla W. Clark
Blackfoot
Andrew Warner
Clark
Charles R. Lowe
D'Orr Poyn
Idaho Weather Warmth Shifts Into Midweek
Wednesday brings cooler southeast tonight and warmer conditions on Wednesday across Idaho. Stronger cooling moves in later. forecasters expect a milder spell to follow.
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Idaho
British seeks European compromise on Spain neutrality
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said Britain would consider any just and fair proposals to resolve the non intervention stalemate between Italy and Germany versus France and Britain. The British freighter Gordonia reported insurgent blockade near Cape Mayo. Franco reportedly sought 125000 troops for Madrid and a secret memorandum allegedly asked for 500 aircraft 50 artillery batteries and tanks.
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Britain
Italy
Germany
France
Great Britain
Spain
Gordonia
Cape Mayo
Bay of Biscay
Santander
Agence Espagne
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Utah Weather: Unsettled Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and into Wednesday with likely showers and storms. Cooler temperatures expected in the south and east, with the western portion also cool tonight.
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Utah
Earhart search heated by meteor flare misread
Amateur radio operator in Oakland reported hearing Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan SOS messages early morning. Coast guard and Itasca officials investigated. meteor flares were later deemed the likely signal, though search efforts continued with Japanese and British help.
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George Palmer Putnam
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Hope
Frederik J. Noonan
Putnam
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Dimitry
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Nuri
Itasca
Neonan
Trowland Island
Khaqq
Putnam's Aid
Noonan
Phoenix Islands
Miss Bearhart
British New Guinea
Picket Killed in Plant Clash at Lloyd Manufacturing
Joseph Jozwiak aged 42 was accidentally killed during a clash between pickets and workers as Lloyd Manufacturing attempted to reopen after a June 22 closure. He slipped, fell under an automobile entering the plant driveway and was dragged about 300 feet, dying within a half hour at a hospital. Police said several non striking cars forced their way through the lines and two or three pickets were injured. The plant again shut its doors after the accident.
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Menominee
Joseph Jozwiak
Lloyd Manufacturing Co
Jozwiak
Lioyd
Rturn
Lloyd Plant
Jimmie Matter Hopes Earhart Plane Safe Despite Plight
Jimmie Matter, who spent 16 days lost in Siberia during a 1933 around the world flight, voiced hope for Amelia Earhart today. He said her plane will float indefinitely but she is in a pretty bad situation.
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Kansas City
Jimmie Matter
Siberia
Amelia Earhart
Mattern
Fire kills 21 at Hiroshima sanitarium
A hospital in Hiroshima Japan burned today trapping 21 patients who were unable to escape due to iron grille windows. Fire officials reported the fatal blaze disrupted hospital operations and prompted emergency response.
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Hiroshima
Japan
National Guard protects 3000 steel workers in Ohio plants
National Guard units bayoneted and machine gunned to guard three Republic Steel plants in Cleveland as about 3,000 workers returned after 41 days idle. Company tallies showed 1,500 of 3,700 Corrigan-McKinney workers, 850 of 1,700 Upson Nut and Bolt employees, and 600 of 1,000 Truscon Steel workers back. Union leaders questioned figures, alleging many are clerks and accusing company of importing strike breakers. Militias in nearby Niles and Warren faced stone throwing by union supporters.
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Cleveland
National Guard
Republic Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney Works
Upson Nut and Bolt Division
Truscon Steel
Alabama
National Guardsmen
Niles
Warren
Republic Steel Mills
This Cigarette Was Firecracker
James M. Wilkinson, 54, of Salt Lake City, lit a cigarette that exploded as a firecracker. He rushed to a hospital for emergency mouth burns.
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Salt Lake City
James M. Wilkinson
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Visit Leith in Scotland
Cheering crowds greeted the royal couple as they rode in a closed car through flag bordered streets in Leith on the second day of their state visit to Scotland. Police lines were frequently broken as they passed through the industrial quarter.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Leith
Bomb explodes at Puerto Rico reverend residence
A bomb exploded today at the home of Reverend Pather Aguilera in Ponce Puerto Rico damaging part of the residence a library and furnishings authorities reported no injuries at this time and investigations are underway
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Puerto Rico
Pather Aguilera
Buildo
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