Police expect two arrests in Washington case linked to Henna Bell
Capital police said they hoped to arrest two people in Washington related to the mutilation of Jean Bell a 23 year old who testified before a New York grand jury in a vice case. Bernard Thompson said one arrest would be in Washington and another outside the area.
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New York
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Lucky) Luciano
Bernard W. Thompson
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Milton Richard Reeves
Virginia
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Luciano
Bernard Thompson
District of Columbia Women’s Bureau
Sing Sing
Organized Vice
Railroad Week Kicks Off With City Activities
In Pocatello citizens join Railroad week with tours of local shops ball games picnics band concerts and a velocipede race between E C Manson and Walter H Cleave. Chicago opens six day program with locomotive whistle blasts and parades on Michigan avenue featuring contests dances and train callers.
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Governor rescinds farm products inspection fee increase
Governor C Ben Ross announced the July 1 order raising farm product inspection fees to five dollars was unauthorized and rescinded. He said the policy will fund maintenance of the service for its intended beneficiaries and deny political motives, criticizing Republican politics. The override sparked claims from Idaho officials and a dispute over who knew of the plan.
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F. Lee Johnson
Ross
United States Senate
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Nampa
Idaho State Shippers’ Traffic Association
Department of Agriculture
Statehouse
Los Angeles Welcomes Elks for Seventy-Second National Convention
About 35 000 Elks occupy Los Angeles for their seventy second national convention. Grand Exalted Ruler James T Hallinan will open the event with a formal address. Delegates arrived by special trains and various transports as Denver is praised as the 1937 host city. Gov David Shultz of Florida is named as a possible successor to Hallinan.
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James T. Hallinan
Rocky Mountain States
Denver
David Shultz
Florida
Hallinan
Memorial Coliseum
Four Officers Arrest Man for Nude Sun Bathing on Beach
In Daly City on July 13 four police officers arrested Fred Zeverina on a charge of nude sun bathing on a public beach. Bail was set at $600. Weather brief notes fair tonight and Tuesday with temperatures somewhat above normal.
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Daly City
Calif
Husky
Fred Zeverina
Idaho
Grant Still Sees Townsend Pension as All Rot
Heber J. Grant of the LDS Church says the Townsend plan’s relief methods conflict with his teachings. Idaho welfare chief Lewis Williams had asked about a reported quote he gave. Grant cites Brigham Young’s philosophy that aid should go to the eager and able to work, warning excess would ruin communities.
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Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Lewis Williams
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Grant
Williams
Associated Press
Brigham Young
Radio preacher from Shropshire dies in Brooklyn
The body of Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, once a coal miner in Shropshire and later an internationally famous radio preacher, was brought to Brooklyn today.
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N. Y
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Shropshire
Labor Leaders Prepare Vote on Lewis Ouster At AFL
Washington July 13 organized labor chieftains met before a decisive AFL vote on ousting John L Lewis and the CIO. The executive committee will ballot tomorrow on suspending the CIO and its 1 250 000 members, as factions argue about potential harm to the federation and steel workers drive.
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Washington
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Industrial Organization of Workers
Lewis Committee For
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George M. Harrison
Idaho officials discuss soil conservation program at Bannock hotel
County agents of southeastern Idaho and state conservation leaders met at the Bannock hotel to review soil conservation features. J H Rearden presided as Boise agent head, with Dean E J Iddings noting Idaho's late start and an estimated 20 000 to 22 000 work sheets to be signed by June 10. Ezra T Benson and H L Stafford outlined program details and rates for planting soil conserving crops to replace depleted ones.
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Boise
E. J. Iddings
Agricultural Extension Division
University
H. L. Stafford
State Conservation Board
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Stafford
Benson
J. W. Barber
Hughes booked for homicide after LA accident
Los Angeles July 13 film producer and aviator Howard Hughes was released on his own recognizance after police detained him on suspicion of negligent homicide. He drove the car that fatally injured 60 year old Gabe Meyer and was accompanied by a young woman who boarded a streetcar amid a crowd.
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Howard Hughes
Ce. Hughes
Hell's Angeles
J. R. Wallace
C. T. Lewis
Gabe Meyer
Ughes
R. A. Chance
Hollywood Receiving Hospital
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Eyston Breaks 24 Hour World Speed Record at Bonneville
British speed ace Capt George Eyston in Speed of the Winds and Bert Denly set an unofficial 24 hour world land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah with an average near 149.16 mph over 3,580 miles. He broke his own 140.52 mph mark from last September and led a sequence of records, including 500 km and 1,000 km, as the car ran 12 hours into a planned 48-hour grind.
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George Eyston
Great Britain
Bert Denly
Eyston
Cobb
John Cobb
Euston
Former Senator Bruce Backs Landon in Candid Letter
William Cabel Bruce a former Maryland Democrat says he is bitterly disappointed in President Roosevelt and deeply gratified by Alf Landon’s nomination. He notes his long history of voting for both parties and praises Landon’s platform positions on gold monetary policy and the federal merit system.
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London
Topeka
Kas
Maryland
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Republican Party
Federal Men To Visit Pocatello Travel West
Harold Groves and Mr. Avis of the treasury department will visit Pocatello on the coming weekend as part of a Western states tour. Earl Cook, local internal revenue agent, said they will confer with the mayor, police officials and press during their stay.
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Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Avis
Treasury Department
Pocatello
Earl Cook
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Cook
U P to level smoke stack at shops in Utah contractor
The old red smoke stack at Union Pacific shops will be demolished brick by brick starting Tuesday. A Utah construction company holds the contract to raze the brick structure, which has stood since 1900 and was recently struck by lightning, making it a danger.
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Union Pacific
Utah Construction
Zeppelin Hindenburg Completes Fifth North Atlantic Crossing
The Hindenburg tied to the mast at Lakehurst Naval Air Station at 6 43 a m completing its fifth east west crossing over the North Atlantic. Fifty passengers were aboard.
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N. J
North Atlantic
Naval Air Station
Drought and Heat Grip Nation Prompting Death Toll
Heat and drought devastate the Midwest and East with 1431 deaths from prostration and drowning and crop damage surpassing 300 million dollars. No new rains seen as relief may come by Wednesday for Illinois and eastern states.
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Illinois
Detroit
Michigan
Eloise State Hospital
Colorado Springs
Colo
Henry A. Wallace
CBS
Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
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America
Lloyd
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Nebraska
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CCC Director Reports Idaho Corps Progress
CCC director Robert Fechner says Idaho forest protection has advanced a decade through CCC activities. Idaho operations incurred 26,182,000 dollars in obligations from 1933 to 1936 and produced extensive trail road construction, bridges, ditches, and millions of planted trees.
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Robert Fechner
Idaho
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Fechner
Idaho CCC
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