Pocatello Tax Bonds Sold To Ogden Concern
Pocatello sold tax anticipation bonds totaling 130000 to First Security of Ogden. City officials returned with 100589 in checks from federal bonds for reservoir and water works. The 20 year loan bears 4 percent interest. 20000 funds reservoir construction and 80000 extends water mains.
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Pocatello
First Security Company of
Ogden
J. Ward Green
Charles Brown
Utah City
Green
Southern mob hangs victim in Bastrop lynching
In Bastrop Louisiana a mob hanged 26 year old Andrews McLeod from an oak tree on the court house square after he allegedly confessed to an attempted attack on a 19 year old white girl near Jones La. The mob broke jail doors, used a telephone pole and railroad rail to overpower officials, and after the first rope broke an unidentified man cut his throat before a second rope was secured.
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Bastrop
Andrew McLeod
Court House Square
McLeod
Jones
Grant Reduced for Utah County School Additions
Public Works Administrator Ickes reduced a $250 000 loan and grant for Utah county school building additions to a grant of $69 500, effective July 10. The action narrows federal support for planned school improvements in Utah.
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Washington
Public Works
Ickes
Utah County
Utah
Pope to Answer Borah Argument This Summer
Pope and Borah emerge as possible opponents in Idaho races with Pope planning active campaigning for the administration. He will give a radio address on reclamation this week and respond to Borah’s criticisms while Borah schedules an October nationwide talk.
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Pope
Borah
Washington
Idaho
Boran
GOP plans major attack on NRA laws in midwest drive
July 10 Chicago report notes Republican National Committee chair Henry P. Fletcher reveals a campaign to win congressional seats in agricultural Midwest. He says one third of states have adopted codes merging NRA laws into state law. Democrats plot counter moves with Postmaster General Farley set to speak in Springfield.
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Chicago
NRA
States of the Union
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Farley
Springfield
State Committee
Centennial Choir Plans Evening Rehearsal for Fort Hall Event
Members of the Blackfoot division of the oratorio will join the Fort Hall Centennial choir rehearsal at 7:50 tonight in the L D S Recreation hall. The choir executive committee chaired by W S Cornell will meet 20 minutes before rehearsal. Director Alec Simson hopes for strong turnout and urges city singers to register before July 15 due to the demanding score.
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Blackfoot
Fort Hall
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Pocatello
Alec Simson
Blackfoot Tabernacle
W. S. Cornell
Simson
Star's Condition Still Unchanged in Santa Barbara
July 10 report says actress Marie Dressler remains critically ill from cancer and uremic poisoning with no improvement. Her condition was unchanged today in Santa Barbara following the earlier diagnosis.
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Santa Barbara
Marie Dressler
Government expense in Idaho averages $20.97 per capita
Census bureau reports Idaho's total government expenses for the fiscal year 1982 reached 9.38 million dollars, equaling 20.97 per person based on a 447 thousand population. It covers operation and maintenance, interest, and other outlays, including highway costs and bond-funded payments.
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Idaho
Washington
Bureau of Census
Census Bureau
Hitler orders Reichstag session on second revolution
Berlin July 10 Chancellor Hitler called the national Reichstag into session Friday for an accounting of the second revolution. He will address the nation at 8 p.m. amid world attention as reports say storm troops were ordered to surrender arms described as state property. The Reichstag meets on rare occasions to endorse his actions with loud acclaim.
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Berlin
Hitler
National Reichstag
der Fuehrer
Munich
Victor Lutze
Reichstag
Rivera's Son Under Arrest In Madrid Raid
July 10 Madrid reports say Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, son of the late dictator, was seized with about 200 fascist followers in a raid on Spanish Fascist HQ in Riscal street. The entire fascist directorate including Marquis Eliseda and Capt. Julio Ruiz de Alda were jailed amid seized literature guns and explosives. Primo de Rivera, 31, has faced assassination attempts since delivering Fascism inaugural address last October 29.
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Madrid
Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
Eliseda
Julio Ruiz de Alda
Riscal Street
Jose Maria Alfaro
Primo de Rivera
Spain
French police tracing spies in Paris suburbs arrests
Police in Paris suburbs issued warrants for seven suspects as part of France’s crackdown on an international espionage ring. An American woman Pauline Jacob sen Levine, 32, of New York, is being questioned about possible links to Mr and Mrs Robert Switz. Seventeen others face charges, with Maurice Milice arrested in Lille and accused of selling French defense plans to a foreign power. The ring, said to be tied to Soviet Russia, involves 29 charged. seventeen jailed.
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Paris
France
Pauline Jacobsen Levine
New York
Robert G. Switz
Benjamin Bercowitz
Maurice Milice
Lille
Soviet
Russia
Poodle Nurses Five Kittens After Cat Abandons Home
Cincinnati reports a cat left home with five kittens. Susie the poodle volunteers to care for them, now nursing the brood while the animals chatter when kept apart.
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Cincinnati
Anna Smith
Susie
Grazing Proposal Sparks Wyoming Protest Meeting
Ogden July 10 R H Rutledge regional forester said he received telegrams from Cody wildlife enthusiasts and messages from many others opposing plans to open Wyoming game preserves to stock as drought relief. He held a conference with Utah Idaho and Wyoming stockmen seeking access and opponents of invading primitive life areas. Dr Port Wyoming governor's representative attended.
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Ogden
R. H. Rutledge
Cody
Wyoming
Rutledge
Utah
Idaho
Dr. Port
Lazia Shot Dead In Kansas City Ambush
John Lazia north side Democratic political leader dies from bullet wounds after an early morning ambush outside the Park Central hotel. Police detain rival Joe Lusco and 15 followers as gunfire injures Lazia’s aide in a political killing that echoes prior municipal election violence.
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Kansas City
John Lazia
North Side
T. J
Big Tom) Pendergast
Park Central
Joe Lusco
Lazia
Lusco
Marie
Charles Carolla
Carolla
Missouri Penitentiary
Nell Q. Donnelly
James A. Reed
Mary McElroy
H. F. McElroy
Swim in Canal Fatal to Youth
In Salt Lake City a 16 year old, Frank Ladd, drowned while cooling off in the surplus canal west of the city. He and a companion, Franklin Debeniener, 16, were swimming to escape a hot evening when Ladd apparently suffered cramps and disappeared. Debeniener was nearby but could not reach him in time.
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Salt Lake City
Frank Ladd
Franklin Debeniener
Debeniener
Ladd
Mothers of Parliament Clip Baffles Canadian Pupils
Windsor reports a high school pupil described the British parliament as meeting and throwing out bills then taking two drinks of whisky and going home for two years in a list of 50 000 descriptions of the mother of parliaments.
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Windsor
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers reports from Santa Monica that European surprises arrive daily. Hess of Germany, claiming to speak for Hitler, urged France to stop fighting and seek reconciliation. Roosevelt’s visit to the Virgin Islands is noted with a promise of a distillery.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Europe
Germany
Hess
Hitler
France
Roosevelt
Virgin Islands
Virgins
Hollywood Reconsiders Morals Code Under Hays Leadership
Hollywood revisits the forgotten 1920s morals code as Will H. Hays defends his role amid religious criticism. The AMPP president returns from New York and rejects resigning, citing a long tenure and high salary. The industry recalls the code to steer film indecency.
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Hollywood
Calif
Will H. Hays
New York
The
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Hickman Jury Chosen for San Francisco Murder Trial
Jury selection proceeds in San Francisco for the trial of Millard R. Hickman a marine engineer accused of murdering Lou ise Jeppesen of Ogden Utah Nine men and three women initially sit in the box as defense and prosecution still exercise peremptory challenges Blanche McKay 25 claims to have been with Hickman in his room during the attack and her testimony could shape the case Jeppesen was found strangled in Golden Gate Park on May 13 after a party with Hickman and others
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San Francisco
Millard R. Hickman
Pretty Louise Jeppesen
Ogden
Utah
Blonde Blanche McKay
Hickman
Miss Jeppeson
Golden Gate Park
Roosevelt Visits Cartagena During South America Voyage
President Franklin D. Roosevelt sails aboard the Houston with a convoy toward Colombia. He will lunch with President Olaya Herrera in Cartagena before continuing to the Panama Canal, with a transit expected tomorrow morning. The voyage follows reports on the San Francisco longshoremen strike and features a starlit sea crossing.
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U. S
Gilmer
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South America
United States
Houston
Cartagena
Olaya Herrera
Colombia
Virgin Islands
San Francisco
White House
Panama Canal
Cristobal Harbor
Hawai
Idaho Weather Quiet Conditions Extend Through Wednesday
Weather forecast for Idaho calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures near average with light winds and no precipitation expected across major cities.
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Idaho
Americans Repeat Victory Over National All Stars
Minor League era baseball scoreless first inning as Americans plate none while Stamford stars clash. Gehringer and Ruth are Highlights. Hubbell dominates with strikeouts. Frisch hits a homer for Nationals. Traynor ruled out at third as late rally stalls.
Americans and Nationals clash as late rally falls short
In a tight exhibition, Cuyler makes a spectacular catch in right field near the bullpen. Gehrig and Ruth fail to spark a rally as Hubbell shuts down the Yankee lineup with a steady inside attack. Medwick delivers a two run blast powering the Nationals to a four run lead before final outs.
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Cuyler
Gehringer
Manush
Frisch
Terry
Ruth
Babe
Hubbell
Gehrig
Nationals
Giants
Hartnett
Cronin
Billy Herman
Cubs
Gomez
Cardinal
Pie Traynor
Joe Medwick
Traynor
Fourth Inning Rally Sparks National Runs
Lon Warneke started for the Nationals against AMERICANS. Foxx grounded out, Medwick fielded the rebound, Simmons hit a long drive to left that scored Cronin, and Dickey added a run after fouling earlier.
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Lon Warneke
Cubs
Nationals
Foxx
Jackson
Terry
Simmons
Medwick
Cronin
Dickey
All Stars Rally Past Nationals in 9-7 Tilt at Polo Grounds
The American League squad defeated the Nationals 9 to 7 at Polo Grounds. Joe Cronin’s club exploded with a six-run fifth inning as Mel Harder held the Nationals to one hit after relieving pitchers. Al Simmons led the offense with three hits and three runs, with Earl Averill driving in three runs on a double and a triple.
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al Simmons
Hubbell
White Sox
Cronin
Bill Dickey
Jackson
Gomez
Polo Grounds
New York
Lou Warneke
van Mungo
Nationals
Joe Cronin
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Harder
Harder, Relieving Lefty Gomez
Red Ruffing
Yankee
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Americans
Frank Frisch
Joe Medwick
Warneke
Mungo
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
Ball Players’ Benevolent Fund
Frisch
Medwick
Averill
Foxx
Simmons
Ruffing
Traynor
Klein
W. Herman
Chapman
Gehringer
Manush
Ott
Lopez
Vaughan
American
National
J. Dean
Frankhouse
Body Recovered After Panguitch Lake Drowning
The body of Frank Miller aged 37 of St George was recovered at Panguitch Lake today after searchers dragged the lake for two days following his drowning Sunday.
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Panguitch
Utah
Frank Miller
St. George
Panguitch Lake
Man Held on Grand Larceny Charge in Local Bank Roll Theft
Gerald Lester Ray, 23, was arrested in McCammon after allegedly stealing a $445 bank roll from Henry Co. Myers in a Pocatello beer parlor incident. Police say he retrieved the money twice and fled, later found with $420, and charged as a grand larceny suspect by Chief Guy Nelson.
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Gerald Lester Ray
Pocatello City
Henry Co. Myers
Ray
McCammon
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Andy" Anderson
Guy Nelson
Johnson May Quit as NRA Commission Proposed
Hugh S. Johnson recommends to President Roosevelt the formation of a commission to oversee the NRA and notes the possibility of Johnson’s retirement, signaling a major shift in wartime economic policy.
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Johnson
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
Investigators search for woman's hidden millions across nations
Seattle July 10 investigators begin tracking the estate of Sarah E Smith Scollard who reportedly hid vast wealth in clocks and handbags. Wilmon Tucker administrator says the caseload spans Canada the United States with heirs including Mrs Margaret Fitzpatrick and F E Scollard. The fortune once valued at 15 million with uncertain current worth unsettles investigators and lawyers alike.
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Seattle
Sarah E. Smith Scollard
United States
Canada
Wilmon Tucker
Smith Scolls
Margaret Greeley Fitzpatrick
Oakland
F. E. Scollard
Ttorney
Virginia
Kansas
Oregon
Washington
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