Dionne Quintuplets Welcomed Newborn Brother Callander
In Callander Ontario a son was born to Oliva Dionne and husband Elzire with Dr J B Joyal assisting. The infant joins the famed Dionne quintuplets, all described as in exceptionally good condition, continuing an extraordinary family tale that began with the 1934 birth of the original quints.
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Ont
Oliva Dionne
J. B. J. Joyal
Mike Charette
Mia
Dionne
Joyal
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Allan Roy Dafoe
Pauline
Danie
Ernest
Therese
Rose
Railroads add workers as I C C reports April rise
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports April railroad employment rose to 1,049,723 from 1,021,014 in March among class one lines. The increase reflects growing railroad activity and hiring across major carriers in the month.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Ruth Bryan Owen Greets Danish Captain at New York Dock
Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen the American minister to Denmark greeted Danish Captain Boerge Rohde at a New York dock. They plan a future marriage with dates undecided and Rohde prepares to campaign with Roosevelt. Rohde called America very beautiful on his first visit.
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New York
Denmark
William Jennings Bryan
America
Boerge Rohde
Christian the Tenth of
Drottningham
Sands Point
Roosevelt
Rohde
Borah 71 Files to Seek U S Senate Return
Idaho Senator William E. Borah at 71 filed nominating petitions to seek the U S Senate seat, facing a four way Republican primary on August 11 and possible Democrat opposition led by Governor C Ben Ross or Leslie Aker. Borah emphasizes his lone wolf campaign style as opponents vow vigorous challenges.
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U. S. Senate
Boise
William E. Borah
Idaho
Townsend
Byron Defenbach
Ralph Whitten
Grimes Pass
Tracy Coker
Shoshone
C. Ben Ross
Leslie Aker
Ross
Defenbach
Senate
Lone Wolf
Weather cool after shower in Pocatello
Pocatellans enjoyed mild temperatures as a brief shower added unmeasured rain and kept the day from rising above 91. The government thermometer hovered near 80 at midday and a late Wednesday shower brought .17 inches, lifting July total to .20 inch against a normal .77.
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Pocatellans
Utah Weather Amid Showers With Thunderstorms Tonight
Unsettled conditions bring local showers and thunderstorms through tonight and Friday. Temperatures show little change as the pattern persists across the region.
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Utah
Miracle Man Thomas Meighan Dies After Yearlong Illness
The actor known as the Miracle Man died at his Great Neck Long Island home after more than a year of illness. Born in Pittsburgh, he studied medicine before turning to stage work and later cinema, entering film in 1916 and achieving peak popularity in the mid 1920s. He was married to Frances Ring, sister of Blanche Ring, and had retired briefly twice in recent years.
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New York
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Blanche Ring
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London
Daily Scores Highlights From Evening Baseball Games
Scores from major league games show Detroit Chicago Boston and New York matches with varied innings results. Notable players listed include Lawson Sullivan Hayworth Whitehill Dietrich Bolton Knott Hemsley Rhodes Kelley Hayes Allen Gatehouse Hildebrand Pytlak Pearson Bronca Hadley W Brown Dickey Kowalik Moore Bowman Atwood Wilson Lucas Brik ofer Todd Mungo Clark Hartnett Mancuso Davis Smith.
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Gatehouse
Hildebrand
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Pearson
Bronca
Hadley
W. Brown
Dickey
Death Toll in Drought Areas Tops 168 in Nation
Weather across the central and eastern United States remained extreme with heat waves and scattered rain offering only brief relief. Officials warn drought damages may exceed prior estimates as Montana and South Dakota report unprecedented losses. farmers face ruined pastures, insect infestations, and potential half or no harvest.
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Elmer Holt
Montana
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Murphy Quits Island Office
Frank Murphy of Detroit submitted his resignation as high commissioner to the Philippine Islands to President Roosevelt. The president held the resignation in abeyance with a two month unpaid leave from September 5, allowing final action after the November election and a possible return to the post if not elected governor.
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Washington
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Roosevelt
Murphy
Michigan
Philippines
Rattlers Ride On Trains Alarm Nampa Officials
Rail workers report rattlers riding on tops of freight cars as crews resume duties. A snake rode into Nampa on a freight car, likely fallen from an embankment, prompting caution among train staff.
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Nampa
Idaho
Enid Gunman De Vol Identified After Police Killing
Enid Oklahoma July 9 a young gunman killed Patrolman Cal Palmer and wounded Ralph Knorr before being shot dead by Assistant Chief Lelon Coyle in a beer parlor raid. Harold Woolwine identified the slain gunman as Clarence De Vol a Barker gangster linked to a Minnesota asylum escape. Witnesses recalled the killer drinking then drawing a pistol as officers entered. Edwards injured by a stray bullet will recover.
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Okla
Harold Woolwine
Clarence de Vol
Karpis Barker
Minnesota
Woolwine
de Vol
Cal Palmer
Ralph Knorr
Lelon Coyle
Coyle
Donald Reeder
St. Peter, Minn
L. J. Edwards
Knorr
Palmer
Edwards
State Official Dies on Spot in Chicago Shooting
State Representative John M. Bolton aged 29 was assassinated early today in a high speed car chase on Chicago’s West Side. Authorities consider possible links to his efforts to legalize hand book betting and widen an underworld squeeze as killers fled after firing at close range and driving into a trolley post.
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Chicago
John M. Bolton
West Side
Bolton
Landon and Lowden Confer on 1936 Campaign Prospects
In Topeka Kansas Frank O Lowden met with Governor Alf Landon for talks on campaign and farm policies. Lowden called the 1936 outlook very hopeful for the Republican nominee and said Landon appeals strongly to the Midwest and the country. He praised reactions to the Cleveland convention and predicted Illinois would back the London Knox ticket as national prospects improve.
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Kas
Frank O. Lawden
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Midwest
Illinois
Cleveland
Lowden
Glenn
Young Seeks State Office Leads Candidate Parade
Boise July 9 R H Young of Parma candidate for lieutenant governor led the parade of candidates. He filed petitions with the secretary of state. Others filing include D Worth Clark of Pocatello for second district congressman George Meffan of Nampa for governor Ira Masters of Blackfoot for secretary of state and Ira Masters is registrar of the land office.
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Boise
R. H. Young
Parma
Secretary of State
D. Worth Clark
Pocatello
George Meffan
Nampa
United States
Ira Masters
Blackfoot
Early Franklin Pioneer Packer Dies at 74 in Logan
Logan Utah July 9 P osian L Packer 74 one of Franklin Idaho s first permanent white settlers died at his home. He served as Preston justice of the peace earlier moved to Logan ten years ago born 1861 son of James and Mrs Packer active in the Latter Day Saints church. Surviving are his widow and nine children including Clyde Packer coach at Ricks College Rexburg.
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Utah
Ossian L. Packer
Franklin
Idaho
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Packer
James Packer
Latter Day Saints Church
Clyde P. Packer
Ricks College
Rexburg
President of Mines Ignores Labor Federation Summons
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, ignored a summons from the American Federation of Labor executive council and told President Roosevelt of a "great mass movement" for his reelection. The AFL council planned to decide if Lewis and allies should be suspended for dual unionism in organizing the steelworkers. Lewis spoke with Roosevelt for about 20 minutes, claiming broad labor support amid tensions over industrial union drives.
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American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
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United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Federation
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Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor
White House
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Borah outlines farm troubles and tariff to farmers
Senator Borah told about 1,000 farmers in Nampa that lasting prosperity hinges on protecting the American market with an adequate tariff. He warned against monopoly and warned Grangers about risks of war, arguing imports harm domestic industry and urging focus on the American farmer supplying the home market.
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Nampa
William B. Borah
United States
Senate
Borah
Omaha
Canada
Lost youths found safe near Cascade Idaho
Three boys missing overnight in the Cascade Idaho mountains were found safe shortly before noon. Billy Vogt 15, Jack Vogt 14, and Orville Reese 15 had wandered from their camp with relatives and were located after a search by the Penn Basin ranger station.
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Idaho
Cascade
George Vort
Billy Vort
Penn Basin
Billy Vogt
Jack Vogt
Los Angeles
Orville Reese
Jack
Ben Vogt
Billy
Herman Vogt
City families need at least 130 dollars annually for food
The American Home Economics association reported in Seattle that about 130 dollars per person per year is the minimum for an adequate diet for an average city family, based on their findings released today.
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Seattle
American Home Economics Association
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