U S May Clamp Censorship On Silver Screen
A revival of support for federal censorship bills led by Rep Patman aims to curb block booking and bar films that portray life and races questionably. Cardinal Hayes in New York invites Catholics to join a nationwide push against depraved motion pictures, likening them to a pest house and urging churches to read a condemning letter.
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Washington
Patman
Texas
New York
Patrick Cardinaly Hayes
Blue Eyed 18 Month Old Kidnapped In Hartsdale
An army of 500 state troopers police and volunteers scoured woods around Hartsdale New York for 18 month old Conor Connor missing since last night. Authorities believe he is held for ransom and blame an itinerant peddler who spoke with the mother prior to the disappearance. The child is son of Charles H Connor and grandson of Charles P Connor. Bloodhounds failed to track the trail as society figures joined the search.
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N. Y
Connor
Charles H. Connor
Charles P. Connor
New England
Hartsdale Manor
Lola Connor
Choir Leaders Plan Idaho Falls Rehearsals Tonight
Alec Simson director of the Centennial Oratorio and the Pocatello chorus go to Idaho Falls for their first rehearsal this evening. Members will practice with the orchestra again Saturday evening.
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Alec Simson
Pocatello Chorus
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Choir
Pageant Held At Lava Hot Springs Girl Scout Camp
Camp Meda Roberts at Lava Hot Springs hosts the second final week with all slots filled. Friday night visitors will view handicraft displays and a pageant directed by Beulah Dimmitte showing pioneer life in which every girl participates.
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Meda Roberts
Lava Hot Springs
Beulah Dimmitte
French Scientist Questions Einstein Relativity Claim
Paris July 13 Professor Emmanuel Carvallo a French savant stirred scientific circles by announcing that Albert Einsteins relativity theory is proved false He challenges Michelsons speed of light invariance asserting 200000 American experiments by Miller and independent tests by Ernest Esclanoch contradict the principle and undermine Einsteins conclusions.
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Paris
Emmanuel Carvallo
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Prof. Carvallo
Revue Scientifique
Michelson
America
Miller
Ernest Esclanoch
Paris Observatory
Carvallo
Two More Die by Lethal Gas in Two States
In Arizona and Nevada, executions by lethal gas were carried out at the state prisons. George J. Shaughnessy, 19, Albany N Y, proclaimed youths should heed his warning as he died at 4 59 am in Florence Arizona. Joseph Bechner, 36, Syrian formerly of St Louis Mo, was executed at sunrise in Carson City Nevada after being convicted of killing Maxine Armstrong Las Vegas dancer. Bechner whistled a tune as he walked to the chamber and asked not to strap him too tightly. It was Nevada’s seventh gas execution.
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Florence
Ariz
George J. Shaughnessy
Albany
Carson City
Joseph Bechner
St. Louis
Maxine Armstrong
Las Vegas
Prisce
Jer
Nevada
Accidental Shot Kills Two Sailors in Toulon
In Toulon France on July 13 a shell fired by accident from the destroyer Vautour struck the sister ship Albatross, killing two French sailors and wounding a third during post target practice cleaning. The shell was forgotten in a gun.
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Toulon
France
Vautour
Albatross
Eight Year Old Girl Slain in San Francisco Yard
The body of 8-year-old Elaine Watson was found half buried in a house yard in San Francisco. She had disappeared the previous night. Police detained a middle aged man named Albert Rushe for questioning.
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San Francisco
Elaine Watson
Albert Rushe
Utah Weather Outlook Quiet and Mild Through Weekend
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. The forecast notes light winds and no precipitation, suitable for outdoor plans across Utah.
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Utah
Will Rogers Praises Hull and New Home Loan Plan
Will Rogers notes a visit with Secretary of State Cordell Hull. He highlights a loan program offering up to two thousand dollars for house building and repair, with the government guaranteeing 20 percent of losses and loans based largely on a man's name and trust. He credits Jimmy Moffett and a local organization for promoting the plan.
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Washington, D. C
Cordell Hull
South America
Jimmy Moffett
Washington
Food shortages worsen in San Francisco amid strikes
In San Francisco on July 13 44 President Roosevelts labor disputes board urged immediate arbitration by striking maritime unions as food and gasoline shortages deepen. 2,500 taxi drivers joined the walkout while health officials report dysentery cases amid depleted grocery shelves. The board seeks binding talks. employers agree to arbitration with the International Longshoremen's Association but demand union leadership to name representatives.
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Roosevelt
Labor Disputes Board
Bay District
Oscar K. Cushing
Maritime Trades
Cushing
International Longshoremens’ Association
Leavenworth Street
J. C. Geiger
Thomas G. Plant
Plant
Grand Teton Deaths Of Two Mountaineers
Two young climbers, Helmuth Leese of Milwaukee and Fred Ohlendorf of Salt Lake City, died on Grand Teton during a weeklong ascent. Ohlendorf’s body was found on the north glacier after Leese perished amid the steep, perilous slopes. Both will be buried in Jackson cemetery with no surviving relatives in the U S.
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Germany
Ohlendorf
North Glacier
Leese
University of Tours caravan unit to arrive in Pocatello
The first unit of the University of Tours caravan from Oklahoma City University is due in Pocatello at 4 PM. The eight hundred teachers will camp at City tourist camp on South Fifth Avenue. The second unit arrives Saturday and the third on Sunday. They will stay overnight and depart for Yellowstone Park next morning. R. A. Norton is correspondent and general director.
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Oklahoma City University
Pocatello
South Fifth Avenue
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
R. A. Norton
Sugarhouse Banking to Pay 5 Percent Dividend
John A. Malia state bank commissioner announced the Sugarhouse Banking Co. defectives in Sugarhouse will receive a five percent dividend to depositors in a plan announced in Salt Lake City on July 13.
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Salt Lake City
State Banking Department
Sugarhouse Banking Company of Sugarhouse
John A. Malia
First Lady On Vacation Refuses To Reveal Destination
The First Lady, traveling by airplane from Sacramento, visited a coffee shop favored by railroad workers, eating peaches and cream with toast and coffee. Reporters trailed her automobile but she declined to disclose her next destination and said she was not in the West to visit a daughter.
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Sacramento
West
State probes death of girl convict in Arkansas
Public and private protest swelled as state and county officials moved to investigate the killing of Helen Spence Eaton, an escaped girl convict shot by Frank Martin, a guard already serving 21 years for second degree murder. Martin faces first degree murder charges, claims the girl threatened him with a gun eight miles from the Jacksonville Women's Farm, as deputies stood ready for rumors. Mrs. J W Yelvin urged women’s groups to seek a full investigation amid conditions blamed for the killing.
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Ark
Helen Spence Eaton
Frank Martin
Jacksonville
J. W. Yelvin
The
Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Veterans Hear Ross Address at Idaho Encampment
James E. Van Zandt national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars arrived in PA Idaho to address the department encampment opening here yesterday. Governor C. Ben Ross and Secretary of State Franklin Girard and Congressman Compton I. White were expected to speak with the session closing tomorrow.
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Idaho
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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C. Ben Ross
Franklin Girard
Compton I. White
Washington, D. C
Clarksfork
Grant addresses church teachers in Salt Lake City
Heber J. Grant, president of the Latter Day Saints church, urged seminary teachers to sow a seed of faith and to model gospel living for students as the five week summer training course ended in Salt Lake City on July 13.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Heber J. Grant
Church
New York Slayer Frank Canora Executed in Sing Sing
Silver haired Frank Canora died in Sing Sing's death house after a year long wait on death row for the torch slaying of his wife. He spoke of loneliness and desolation, saying no one cared for him. Only the prison chaplain visited him before his execution.
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Ossining
N. Y
Frank Canora
Sing Sing
Canora
Post Office Receipts Rise in First Half of Year
Postmaster A H McGuire reports six month postal receipts from January 1 to June 30 totaling 49249 56, up 5171 82 from last year’s 44070 74. Since the July 1 six cent airmail rate, residents can exchange eight cent airmail stamps for six cent at full value and envelopes similarly, with August 15 as the cutoff for full value exchanges.
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A. H. McGuire
Canning Plants Planned Across Idaho Under FERA
W W Godfrey directs the surplus relief effort in Idaho to operate 14 portable meat fruit and vegetable canning plants with $25000 in FERA funds. Plants at Rupert American Falls Arco Twin Falls Jerome Gooding Lewiston Coeur d Alene Caldwell and Nampa each produce about 750 one quart cans daily. A separate $68000 meat canning plant at Pocatello will process 150 cattle daily in an eight hour shift. Government buys cattle in drought areas to can at Pocatello and Pocatello plant.
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American Falls
Arco
Twin Falls
Jerome
Gooding
Lewiston
Coeur d’ Alene
Caldwell
Nampa
Pocatello
Pocalello
Ben Dixon Dies In California
Announcement of merchant Ben Dixon of Alexander dies in California. Body to be brought home for burial beside wife and son at Mountainview cemetery. Services at McHan chapel Monday at 1 p.m. with Reverend Allman officiating. Son believed to be a former local police officer. Body expected to arrive 2 p.m. Monday.
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Ben Dixon
Alexander
McHan
Dixon
California
Mountainview
McHan Chapel
Allman
Canner Beer Arrives in Farrell With Canned Brew
A Farrell beer dispenser announces a plan to sell 12 ounce canned beer this week. The cans are lighter than bottles and unbreakable, marking a modernization in local brewing.
17 Leaders of Nazi Revolt Executed, Hitler Reports
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler promising a brutally frank declaration on events seen as a revolt against the regime. He addressed the Reichstag and warned of the stakes and dangers, stating anxiety has long weighed on him despite securing leadership after years of struggle.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
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Forest Fire Sweeps Mine in Empire Canyon
A major forest fire in Empire canyon, Park City Utah, burned three to four miles of timber. It began yesterday and took till evening to control with Park City and volunteer firefighters. Six miners and five surface workers were at risk while the American Flag mine suffered $50 000 in damage and total losses reached about $66 000. The hoist house at the Daly mine and other surface buildings burned. all workers escaped unharmed. Fire Chief W J Berry called the fire incendiary in origin.
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Park City
Utah
Empire Canyon
Daly
Seth Dunham
Joe Keilkel
Arthur Allen
Barney Rooney
John Allen
Lee Adamson
Jack Olson
Stanley Struthers
Harry Bunnell
W. J. Berry
Drunken Driver Is Sent to Jail
Oscar Lundquist 25, a construction company worker, was jailed for drunken driving after a trailer of reinforcement steel spilled from his truck between Halliday Street subway in Pocatello and Inkom. Bud Bliss, state traffic officer, arrested him Thursday. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs, and will serve the fine in jail at 2 dollars per day since he cannot pay.
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Pocatello
Inkom
Bud Bliss
Oscar Lundquist
Lundquist
Justice of the Peace
William Hinckley
Crosby Twins Born to Bing Crosby and Dixie Lee
Hollywood reports Bing Crosby and wife Dixie Lee welcomed twin boys. The event creates a unique film industry record as no other screen couple has twins. The Crosbys also have a 13 month old son.
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Hollywood
Cal
Bing Crosby
Dixie Lee
Bing
Crosbys
Austria Holds 7 Suspects Over Bombing Death
Vienna reports seven Nazi suspects jailed in connection with a bombing that killed Frau Hermine Graubna of Graz. Edouard Fischer Salzburg inspector and a police official are named in espionage and shielding charges amid ongoing state police cleanup. An additional district leader of the Heimwehr was critically injured in a separate blast.
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Austria
Frau Hermine Graubna
Graz
Salzburg
Emil Fey
Edouard Fischer
Salzfern
Lees Dieted
Fischer
Fascistheimwehr
Folfsberg
Provo Warehouse Fire Devastates Utah Wholesale Stock
A Provo warehouse of Utah Wholesale Grocery burned with damage over 110000. Manager A C Johnson said about 100000 of the loss was stock. Only walls and the metal roof remained, leaving the building a scorched frame.
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Provo
Utah
Utah Wholesale Grocery Company
A. C. Johnson
Scores From Today’s Baseball Card
Rain postponed St. Louis at Philadelphia while other games saw tight finishes. Key players listed include W. Lee Barrett Hartnett Betts Smith Spohrer and others for Chicago and New York with late scoring bursts.
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Chicago
W. Lee
Barrett
Tinning and Hartnett
Betts
Smith
Spohrer
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Borah to Address Idaho Bar Association in McCall
Senator William E B Borah announced he will travel to McCall to address the Idaho bar association state convention tomorrow at 2 p m. He did not decide the exact subject of his remarks.
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Boise
William EB. Borah
The
Idaho Bar Association
McCall
Hitler Reveals Totals On June 30 Purge Killings
Chancellor Adolf Hitler publicly defended the June 30 executions, listing 77 killed for traitor suppression. He named 19 ST leaders and 31 others shot, including Schutz Staffel members, with several dying by own hand and three shot for mistreating detainees. He warned Ernst Boehm’s actions had strained Nazi unity and hinted at revolution plans spreading in May.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Peresons
Schutz Staffel
Punes
Boehm
Storm
Hiteler
Ernst Boehm
the Storm Troops
Nazi Party
Crowds Rush Murder Trial Delayed Opening at Millard Hickman Case
A riot call summoned four officers to quell a tense crowd outside the Millard Hickman murder trial as jurors’ delayed entrance due to city strikes backed by taxi and chauffeurs unions. Police captain Charles Dullea resumed testimony amid ongoing courtroom disruption and a marine engineer defendant facing charges in Ogden, Utah.
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San Francisco
Millard Hickman
Charles Dullea
Louise Jeppson
Ogden
Utah
Campaign Deadline Near as Idaho Files Hit Secretary of State Office
Boise reports the filing deadline for state and congressional offices is 5 p.m. tomorrow with 36 hours remaining. Incumbent H. C. Parsons filed for state treasurer in the Democratic primary alongside Franklin Girard seeking a second term as secretary of state. Other filings include Thomas J. Bennett for secretary of state Shelley Democrat, Harold Yeaman for second district congressman Buha Democrat, W. Scott Hall for second district congressman Malad Republican, Robert M. Terrell for second district congressman Pocatello Democrat, Margaret Ward for state bar Campbell, Mullen for state mine evens a Preston judgeship.
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Franklin Girard
Thomas J. Bennett
Shelley
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