Floods and Storms Hit New York and Beyond
Upstate New York reports 37 deaths and eight missing as floods recede in places like the Susquehanna valley. Property losses near 10 million dollars with fires burning through Walton and surrounding towns, while other regions face widespread flood damage and rail disruptions.
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Associated Press
New York
Upstate
Atlantic Seaboard
New York State
Eeser PePe
Albany
N. Y
Film Director Named in Suit by Mary Nolan
Mary Nolan sues Edward J. Mannix for 500000 alleging assault and coercion to block work. She says they lived as spouses 1927 to 1930 at the Ambassador hotel and private home, with a 1931 attack at the Ambassador and later at a hospital. She cites multiple assaults and 20 operations.
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Mary Nolan
New York
the Stag and Screen
Edward J. Mannix
Hollywood
Miss Nolan
Jackson Heights
Mannix
Ambassador
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Orsatti
Santa Monica Beach
Italy May Resign If League Convenes Over Italo Ethiopian Crisis
The Italo Ethiopian dispute prompts a likely July 25 special League session with an August 25 backup. The Scheveningen conciliation commission adjourned indefinitely, risking arbitration steps and a possible pre August council meeting. Economic penalties discussion surfaces as Britain and Italy clash on feasibility of restraint.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
League Council
Germany
Senate to conference on utilities bill amid heated hearing
The Senate sent the utilities bill to conference with a House panel amid a disruption in the House Rules Committee inquiry into lobbying. Rep Brewster shouted Youre a liar at RFC attorney Thomas Corcoran during testimony about threats linked to holding company abolition.
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Senate
House
Congress
House Rules Committee
Brewster
R-Me
Thomas Corcoran
RFC
Dieterich
Ill
Roosevelt
Robinson
Corcoran
Maine
Passamaquoddy
O'Connor
Associated Press
Bids Called on Island Park Dam
Reclamation Commissioner Dr Elwood Mead announced bids on the Island Park dam on the upper Snake River project in Idaho. Offers are due in Ashton Idaho by August 5 and work must start within 30 days of notice, with a 440 day completion window.
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Washington
Elwood Mead
Island Park
Snake River
Idaho
Ashton
Fatal drowning at Bear Lake claims Wesley Reese
Logan Utah July 9 25 year old Wesley Reese died after a lake mishap at Bear Lake Sunday He was paralyzed when his head struck a pier while completing a dive yesterday’s incident proved fatal and his death was reported today by local authorities.
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Logan
Utah
Bear Lake
Wesley Reese
Reese
the Lake
Hazen Poulsen Allen Dies of Sun Stroke at Swan Lake
Preston Idaho July 9 40 year old World War veteran Hazen Poulsen Allen died Sunday after collapsing at Swan Lake while starting to drink from a cold stream. Weather heat likely caused the sun stroke. Authorities reported the death as natural cause pending further records.
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Preston
Idaho
Punera
Hazen Poulsen Allen
Swan Lake
Allen
Skunk Causes Panic in Baltimore Drug Store Visit
Joseph R. Corbett and Harry Gardner strolled into a Baltimore drug store with a live skunk prompting customers to flee and the proprietor to call police. The incident drew attention though the pair were not dangerous.
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Baltimore
Joseph R. Corbett
Harry Gardner
Corbett
Utah Official Says Indians Should Have Vote Rights
Utah Attorney General Joseph Chez issued an opinion supporting Native American voting rights for those living on reservations. He cited the 1924 federal act and contrasted a Utah read of an Arizona case that denied ballots to reservation residents.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph Chez
Utah
F. A. Gross
Fort Hall
Idaho
Arizona
Atorney
Goodrich Pleads Innocent to Murder Charge in Arraignment
In Detroit on July 9 Merton Ward Goodrich pleaded innocent to the murder of Lillian Gallaher at his arraignment in recorder's court. The shocked crowd watched as Goodrich, kneeling and shaking, asked the judge to appoint a defense attorney. Judge Cotter ordered a routine examination as Mrs. Goodrich was not present.
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Detroit
Merton Ward Goodrich
Lillian Gallaher
Recorder's Court
Goodrich
Thomas M. Cotter
Cotter
Cardinal la Fontaine Dies in Venice at 75
Rome reports the death of Piero Cardinal la Fontaine patriarch of Venice at age 75. Funeral plans or successors were not announced.
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Rome
Piero Cardinal la Fontaine
Venice
Cardinal la Fontaine
Ahepans End Annual Meet Here Tonight
Officers were elected for the 30th district of the Order Ahepa at the closing session in Bannock hotel. Ogden was picked to host the 1936 convention with a banquet at Hotel Bannock featuring speakers and musical numbers by local Greek American leaders.
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Order
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Dorion
Bannock Hotel
Nick Salevuris
Price
Utah
Hr. T. Liapis
Ogden
Peter Argyres
Green River
Wio
Charles August
Rock Springs
Wyo
N. A. Binaris
Pocatello
Idaho
Marshall
Bannock
C. BE. Athas
Salt Lake City
Harry G. Metos
John Georges
R. M. Terrell
Isaac McDougall
N. J. Cotro-Manis
Paul V. Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Jones
George Green
Robert Watson
P. J. Norton
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
P. S. Marthakis
Lambrou Sisters
Harry Chatham
Smith Sisters
Helen Kounalis
Stolen Calf Dragged to Death Leads to Bond and Jail
Ray McQuade was held on a thousand dollar bond by Justice William Hinckley on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing a yearling calf owned by Archie Sant. He also received 30 days in Bannock County Jail on cruelty to animals after allegedly tying the calf to his car and dragging it to death, then butchered behind Red Hill.
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Ray McQuade
William Hinckley
Archie Sant
McQuade
Justice Hinckley
Bannock County
Young McQuade
Red Hill
Will Rogers Praises Rockefeller Charity at 96
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills praising John D. Rockefeller for giving money wisely and worldwide. He jokes about Rockefeller curing mosquitos and flies, notes Rockefeller’s longevity, and humorously hopes for more aid to home talent mosquietos.
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Cal
Rockefeller
Mosquieto
Brazil
Mosquietos
Gulf
Works on Sunday, is Sent to Jail
BOWLING GREEN O July 9 8B W Vangunten 37 of Perrysburg greased his truck Sunday and went to jail. He is charged with violating a state law from 1853 prohibiting common labor on the Sabbath. He will have a hearing July 16 before Mayor John W Lyons of Perrysburg. Complaint filed by neighbor Mrs Margaret Castle.
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Bowling Green
W. Vangunten
Perrysburg
John W. Lyons
Margaret Castle
Idaho Liquor Store Report Shows June Totals Across 25 Stores
Idaho's 25 state liquor stores report a June total sales of 26,754 at Boise leading daily average at 1,115. May totals were 37,855 for Boise and 21,504 for Pocatello with Idaho Falls third in June. By June 30 licenses sold reached 27,924 and total sales tax collected was 5,477. The release notes the early expansion and that the big rush is over.
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Boise
Idaho
M. B. Yeaman
State Honor Control Board
Milton Jennings
Commission
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Lewiston
Moscow
Coeur d'Alene
Burley
St. Anthony
Wallace
Sandpoint
Blackfoot
Nampa
Caldwell
Parrtte
Weather forecast update for tonight and Wednesday
Paid tonight and Wednesday, but considerable cloudiness in north portion, slightly cooler southeast portion tonight.
House Member Would Expand Session's Call
A resolution in the Idaho House urged Governor Ross to broaden the second extraordinary session to include social security legislation or to convene another session for such action. The measure favors old age pension measures similar to national programs.
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Boise
Idaho House of Representatives
Ross
National Congress
G. P. Mix
Senate
Perry W. Mitchell
D-Lewis
Harry W. Barry
Twin Falls
House
House Committee Backs Narrow Roosevelt Tax Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee unanimously agreed to limit the tax bill to individual and corporate incomes, estates, and gifts. Proposals for sales taxes and other revenues were set aside, with hearings confined to Roosevelt's original plan amid railroad industry protests to graduated corporate taxes.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Doughton
Psigen
Robert V. Fletcher
The
Association of Railway Executives
Congress
Fletcher
Iu House
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