09 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1934
Page
1
Paris officials and observers viewed Rudolf Hess's peace gesture as a maneuver to deter Allied alignment and renew German arms demands. French veterans dismissed reminders of German fighting strength and urged confidence in France for peace while Barthou pursued British aid in London.
Senator Patrick A. McCarran tells Idaho Spanish War Veterans that the nation’s organic law is under attack and urges continued backing of the Constitution. He notes the Old World’s instability and appeals to 200 delegates at the encampment for unity and defense of government.
Anna Antonio, condemned in Sing Sing for plotting her husband Salvatore's murder, says she will not bid farewell to her two daughters Phyllis and Marie if she dies in the electric chair. Her son has visited her in the death house. A third stay of execution may be granted, but without a further reprieve she faces death within the week.
E. C. Byrne of Route 1 was fined 50 dollars in police court for operating a vehicle while intoxicated with 88 dollars suspended. Byrne was arrested after a minor crash on Pocatello avenue at 0:25 Sunday evening when his car struck a machine driven by C. A. Garrett. Damage to both cars was slight.
London dispatch reports Italy refusing to modify naval plans prompts worry in Anglo French talks. France may delay pre conference discussions until Mussolini reveals full plans. Behind the scenes pressure to modify Italy's two 35000 ton battleships continues, with possible Franco Italian understanding if Italy shows seriousness.
Emil Wanatka, owner of Little Bohemia in Manitowish Wis, says Dillinger’s last April hideout visit kept his resort busy. He jokes he wants a rest after boom days as Dillinger remains a strong drawing card for business.
Frank Timbana a 21 year old Indian from Fort Washakie Wyoming will serve 52 days in Bannock county jail for drunken driving on Yellowstone highway north of the city. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Clark Paulsen after reports of driving erratically and forcing other cars off the road. Timbana was fined 100 dollars in Justice William Hinckley’s court and will pay the fine at 2 dollars per day due to an inability to pay.
Gov. C. Ben Ross arrives in Twin Falls to address the state convention of the Spanish American War Veterans. He plans to return to the capitol for the pardon board meeting, which recessed Saturday after disposing of a dozen cases.
Italian premier Benito Mussolini spent an hour helping harvest a crop in the reclaimed Pontine marshes near Rome. Dressed in boots and a blue sweater he participated in all harvesting operations and received an ovation from the farmers.
Berlin reports that Rudolf Hess told 12 000 Nazi chiefs in Koenigsberg that Germany seeks Franco-German understanding while warning it will fight for liberty if needed. Observers link the speech to France and Britain seeking security pacts amid concern over a second Nazi revolution.
West Paterson New Jersey July 9 AP a three year old named Mickey Norman is attempting to stop smoking after two years of cigars with hopes to limit to a few puffs by his third birthday July 28 His parents monitor his habit as letters of protest flood the Norman home noting his foray into pipes and cigarettes and the family watches for cigarette stubs to curb the smoke haze around him.
Luke Hickey, a 38 month old Baltimore baby, arrived in New York aboard the Georgic after a year and four months in Ireland with his grandmother. His parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hickey welcomed him as a nurse led him down the gangplank. He had gone to Ireland with his mother sixteen months ago due to bronchitis.
Bill Foreman of 232 South Avenue was fined $2 in police court this morning for double parking which caused a minor collision Saturday. Investigating officer said Foreman's truck was parked on North Main Street and a vehicle attempting to pull from the curb struck the truck, causing light damage.
National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps await favorable weather for the 3,000,000 cubic foot Explorer balloon. Maj. William E. Kepner will pilot and Capt. Albert W. Stevens will be scientific observer as preparations for ascent are completed. The official statement says the mission aims to return new facts from a new world beyond the earth.
Senator William E. Borah returns to Boise for seven weeks of work plus speeches perhaps in the Midwest. He discusses Hitler and the German regime while stressing faith in the U S Constitution and vowing to uphold federal principles.
Minna Gombell and San Diego banker Joseph W. Sefton Jr began a second year of a marriage with unusual terms. Sefton drew up a trust declaring May 19, 1934, a grand year due solely to Minna Gombell Sefton, while she vacations in Honolulu and he works in San Diego.
Walter Roy struck his wife with a grand slam after she trumped his ace in a bridge game in Wilmington. The domestic dispute concluded with a five dollar fine for Roy as the wife’s complaint was resolved.
Raymond Moley, former assistant secretary of state and magazine editor, testifies before the House un American Activities Committee open hearing. He says Nazi propaganda in the United States constitutes a menace and cites verified documents behind four March and April Today articles. He notes Stahlheim groups drilled in New York City and swastikas worn publicly.
Millard Hickman, marine engineer, strides into San Francisco Superior Court for his life trial over the May 13 death of Louise Jeppesen of Ogden Utah. He declares confidence in acquittal as jurors begin questioning amid a crowd of spectators and many subpoenas.
Santa Monica July 9 Will Rogers comments on Hitler vacation and a judge sentencing. He notes Cordell Hull praising Finland and mocks efforts to placate hostile forces. He asserts the insulted youths remain unfazed and says the statement is a waste of breath.
New York officials weigh the request of violet Hilton and Maurice Lambert Siamese twins seeking marriage license. Officials denied licenses as immoral per city clerks. Violet's counsel challenges reasoning while Daisy their joined sister is part of the quartet as they apply for papers.
Joseph W. Harriman former president of Harriman National Bank and Trust starts a four and a half year sentence at Lewisburg federal penitentiary after conviction for falsifying records and misapplying funds. He traveled from Jersey City by train with two U.S. marshals and spoke briefly to reporters saying he felt fine.
Protestant church officials plan a coordinated action with Catholic and Jewish leaders in New York to combat salacious films and literature. A joint pledge form debate looms as clergy from three faiths map a broader anti obscenity campaign in Greater New York.
Fred Richardson fished in a city park lake with rapid catches until police intervened. He was charged with fishing without a license fishing in a municipal park and fishing in a state hatchery.
The report lists weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday with elevated temperatures and normal ranges. It notes brief conditions and forecasts modest changes across the period for the area.
In San Francisco the national longshoremen board opened hearings to settle the coast maritime strike. Paul Scharrenberg of the International Seamen's Union accused shipowners of abusing the NRA era, urging negotiations with seamen and longshoremen. A driverless car shooting incident occurred with no injuries as guards investigated.
Washington July 9 NRA moves toward a five man leadership as Hugh S Johnson shifts most directing duties to five assistants. The informal test aims to show NRA can operate without his hand on the helm while he campaigns nationwide to defend the blue eagle and back the new deal. He returns to handle last minute tasks including code promulgation for 450 small industries.
In Challis Idaho a suspect, L A Burbeck of Rupert, is jailed awaiting investigation into the stabbing death of his wife. Authorities say jealousy sparked the slaying in a Bonanza Bar district gulch near the Salmon river. The 13 wounds were discovered by their son after Burbeck ordered him away. Funeral services were planned in American Falls.
John D Rockefeller turns ninety five at Lakewood New Jersey his son John D Rockefeller Jr by his side The family reports a 20 degree fall in heat ending a severe heat wave as Rockefeller rises from bed for the first time in days The estate Golfhouse on a 500 acre grounds features pines lawns and a restrained public profile Rockefeller has long sought quiet daily life and attends church on Sundays when able.
In Pittsburgh on July 9 40 year old Mrs Anna Kron was arrested after police say she took two packages of fish food worth five cents from a store. She had little food for herself and her three children.
A fragmented note references nighttime cold and fluctuating temperatures with unclear location and time. The readable bits mention temperature shifts and potential impact, but no solid details on place or event are present.
Thirty-eight reserve officers from the 430th infantry and 104th quartermaster regiments began two weeks of active training at Fort Douglas under Lieut. Col. Jacob A. Johnston. The group hails from Utah Idaho Nevada Wyoming and Montana and will undertake physical training drill and related exercises.
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