Soviet Airmens Near U S Ask For Direction
Reports from Edmonton and Seattle describe Soviet airmen seeking guidance on whether to head coastward or eastward as they approach North American airspace. An Amtorg engineer advised turning east to avoid storms. weather conditions were variable from Oregon to British Columbia.
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A. Vartanian
Amtorg
Russian Trading Corporation
Canadian Rockies
Vartanian
Chicago
San Francisco
Cotton Defeats Shute For British Open Match Title
Henry Cotton, British Open champion, beat Denny Shute, US PGA titleholder, 6 and 5 after leading by four at the start of the final round. Cotton sank 15 foot birdie putts on holes 65 and 66 to seal the win for a $2,500 purse and the unofficial world championship. They halved the final hole with par.
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Walton Heath
Eng
Henry Cotton
Denny Shute
United States
P.G.A
Cotton
Dormie
Belgian Cabinet Crisis Ends With Resignations Rejected
Prime Minister Paul Van Zeeland offered his resignation to King Leopold but was refused. The monarch accepted Justice Minister De La Veleye's resignation, ending a month old cabinet crisis. The move followed Van Zeeland’s visit to the United States.
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Brussels
Paul van Zeeland
Leopold
Justice de la Veleye
van Zeeland
Unitd
Utah Weather Indicates Showers Tonight and Wednesday
Unsettled conditions bring likely showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Widespread activity expected across the state may affect plans. Local radar shows developing cells moving eastward.
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Utah
Classifieds Draw Readers to Tribune and Journal Ads
Tribune and Journal buyers frequently browse want ads to spot items for sale. Readers are invited to list merchandise, services, or jobs to boost visibility and drive quick results. Each ad trades on clear descriptions and contact details for faster responses.
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Tribune and Journal
Lexington Planes Join In Search
Sixty planes roared from the Lexington today to locate Amelia Earhart and her navigator Frederick Noonan. The air sweep began at 1 46 p m eastern standard time, targeting 36 000 square miles of the Pacific around Howland Island after their July 2 attempt from Leo, New Guinea.
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San Francisco
British Columbia
Moscow
San Fran
Lexington
Howland Island
Amelia “Arthart
Frederick J. Noonwa
Leo
Navy
Pacific Ocean
Mias Earhart
Noonan
New Guinea
Yeaman Heads Liquor Board in Idaho
Yeaman of Idaho Falls was named commission chairman of Idaho's liquor control board succeeding Robert Coulter. E P Horsfall of Boise was appointed to the board by Governor Clark. Homer Moore of Craigmont the third member. Yeaman vowed cooperation but warned some counties would face pressure to halt liquor law violations.
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Boise
M. B. Yeaman
Idaho Falls
State Liquor Control Commission
Idaho
Commission
Robert Coulter
E. P. Horsfall
Barzilla W. Clark
Coulter
Homer Moore
Craigmont
Yeaman
Frank Meek
North Idaho
Clipper III to Attempt Atlantic Return via Ireland
Pan American Airways Clipper III plans a July 14 takeoff at 10 p m local time for Foynes Ireland to begin the return Atlantic crossing retracing the U S route via Newfoundland rather than the Azores.
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Southampton
Eng
Pan American Airways
Foynes
Irish Free States
Atlantic
United States
Newfoundland
Azores
Louis to Begin Training for Title Defense in New Jersey
Joe Louis will start training at Pompton Lakes New Jersey on July 26 for his first defense against Tommy Farr British empire champion promoted by Mike Jacobs. The title fight is set for August 26 at Yankee Stadium.
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New York
Joe Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Tommy Farr
Mike Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Uncertain House Passage of Ever Normal Granary Plan
President Roosevelt urged swift action on the ever normal granary system and crop controls but Chairman Jones of the House Agriculture Committee warned enactment this session is not assured. He said success depends on session length after Senate court issues, while backing three objectives including conservation, food reserves, and farm price protection.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jones
Democrat
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Senate
House
House Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace
Eden Seeks Spanish Non-Intervention Solution With Ambassadors
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden summoned the German French Russian and Italian ambassadors to discuss a plan to resolve the Spanish non intervention stalemate. The decision hinges on the ambassadors reception as Count Dino Grandi Ivan Maisky Charles Corbin and Joachim von Ribbentrop attend. France withdraws observer facilities on its Spanish border following Portugal’s move.
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London
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Count Dino Grandi
Italy
Ivan Maisky
Russia
Charles Corbin
France
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Portugal
Francisco Franco
Veterans Joint Encampment in Pocatello Delivers Honors
Delegates from the Spanish War Veterans and the Veterans of Foreign Wars meet in Pocatello for a four day joint encampment. Homer Hudelson of Boise receives a resolution thanking him for service. Mayor Terrell is presented a flag. Grace H. Davis speaks at memorial service.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Homer Hudelson
Boise
Veterans Administration
Idaho
Veterans Bureau
Spain
Robert M. Terrell
W.P.W. Aux Lary
Memorial Hall
Grace H. Davis
Pocatello
J. A. McQuillan
Mary Barnett
Earl Burcham
VFW
Christian Meet Hears Warning On Nationalism Threat
In Oxford England Professor A Runestam of Upsala warned the Universal Christian council that nationalism and new heathen optimism endanger Christianity. He said strong nationalism pushes individuals to submit to the collective and its leader. Professor Henry P Van Dusen of New York cited America as unique for tolerant Christian diversity and equal liberty.
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Oxford
Eng
A. Runestam
Upsala
Sweden
Universal Christian Council
Henry P. van Dusen
New York City
America
Bean Crop Thrives Despite White Fly Infestation
Boise Idaho July 13 a heavy infestation of white fly threatens the bean crop forecast at 200000 bags larger than last year Twin Falls area growers fear damage said Richard C Ross federal agricultural statistician yet many acres are planted to varieties resistant to the insect indicating resilience amid the pest challenge.
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Boise
Idaho
Twin Falls
Richard C. Ross
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Publisher and Hearst Paley named in tax probe
Washington reports that William Randolph Hearst and William S. Paley were cited in records of the congressional tax inquiry. Securities counsel John Rogge testified as James Roosevelt appeared to deny owning a Bahamas personal holding company. Representative Treadway spoke on the matter amid the hearing.
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James Roosevelt
Washington
William Randolph Hearst
New York
William S. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
John Roege
Securities Commission
The
Treasury
Rogge
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Wyoming Town Flood Recedes After Bitter Creek Rise
Rock Springs Wyoming saw 2,500 residents evacuated as Bitter Creek swelled after heavy rains. Police Chief C E Krieger reported the flood threat easing with water down about five and a half feet since last night. Miners CCC workers and volunteers had sand-bagged dikes, guarding against renewed rises.
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Rock Springs
Woo
Bitter Creek
C. E. Kriefer
CCC
Wyoming
Krieger
Scores Report From Morning Baseball Card
Today's scores from AMERICAN and NATIONAL leagues show Cleveland beating Chicago and New York and Philadelphia games with multiple runs. Notable pairings include Gatehouse with Pytlak and Lee with Sewell, and pitchers Smith Coffman Baker Mancuso Danning Passeau Atwood. St. Louis at Pittsburgh postponed due to rain.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Gatehouse
Pytlak
Lee
Sewell
National
New York
Phil'phia
Smith
Coffman
Baker and Mancuso
Danning
Passeau
Atwood
Boston
Brooklyn
Gabler
Lopez
Butcher
Phelps
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pickets Parade German Embassy in Washington
A picket marched in front of the German embassy with a placard reading Stop killing Spanish babies with fascist bombs. A second demonstrator carried a sign demanding Hitler withdraw German troops from Spain as American friends of Spanish democracy observed the protest.
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Washington
Idahoan Named Medical Reserve Officer in ROC
The War Department announced the Idahoans who accepted commissions in the reserve officers corps include John Bowen McDonald of Pocatello as first lieutenant in the medical reserve.
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Washington
War Department
John Bowen McDonald
Pocatello
Births at General Hospital Report New Son and Daughter
Births reported by the General hospital today include a son to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dahmer of 920 West Clark and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bowns of 554 North Main.
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General Hospital
G. W. Dahmer
West Clark
James H. Bowns
North Main
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy With Tstorms Likely
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight with a few thunderstorms in the southeast mountains. A very small temperature change is expected and conditions should ease by Wednesday.
Storehouse to Bailey Resumes Be Built Soon
Idaho Falls reports plans for a regional storehouse under church security for surplus goods from Pocatello to Ashton and Teton basin. Ten stakes are involved with local stake presidents on the committee. A special fast is announced to fund the project.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
L.ds
Pocatello
Ashton
Teton Basin
David Smith
North Idaho Falls
Margaret Jordan Taken by Death
Margaret Evelyn Jordan five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Jordan of 241 Wilson avenue died today at a local hospital after a relapse from a diphtheria attack. She was born May 13 1937 in Pocatello. Survived by parents two brothers Phillip and Co and grandparents Mr and Mrs James Jordan and Mr and Mrs Nick Mariano. Mr Jordan is an employee of the Tribune Journal Company. The body rests at the Down ard mortuary.
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Margaret Evelyn Jordan
Alfred Jordan
Wilson Avenue
Pocatello
Phillip and Co
James Jordan
Nick Mariano
Jordan
Tribune-Journal Company
Downard Mortuary
Dinner honors officers as they head to new duties
Attendees from out of town at a Bannock hotel dinner Monday honored Major Earl H Malone Major Charles H Owens and Captain George Heaney Jr as they transfer to assignments outside the district. Names include First Lieutenant S O H Dobbins Stewart Flat camp Soda Springs Mrs Dob bins Project Superintendent Daniels Captain John P Bottenfield Camp Cottonwood Jenny's lake Lieut G C Sims Camp Alpine Captain William C Shakel Mrs Shakel Camp Pass Creek Mackay Captain and Mrs Charles Petit Camp Bannock Norman B Gonzales educational adviser Camp Bannock and Mrs Gonzales.
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Bannock Hotel
Earl H Malone
Charles H. Owens
George Heaney, Jr
Samuel Oo. H. Dobbins
Stewart Flat
Soda Springs
Dobbins
Daniels
John P. Bottenfield
Camp Cottonwood
Jenny's Lake
G. C
Miss Elsie Swanson Sets Out for Los Angeles Visit
Miss Elsie Swanson leaves Wednesday for Los Angeles. She will sail from the Port of Los Angeles on a trip to Hawaii.
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Elsie Swanson
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Indications of Long Campaign in North China
Japanese troops attacked Peiping in a heavy week long fight near war in the Orient. An army of 1300 established a blockade on two sides while four gates held. Communication lines to Nan yuan were cut isolating two Chinese brigades with new Japanese reinforcements bringing total to 3500.
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North
China
Associated Press
Peiping
Tokyo
Nanking
Orient
Nanyuan
Hopet
Elks elect Hart grand exalted ruler at Denver convention
Charles S. Hart of New York was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the 73rd national convention in Denver. He succeeds David Scholtz of Jacksonville Florida. Eleven initiation teams competed in the ritual contest with scores pending. teams ranged from Albion New York to Warrensburg Missouri.
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Denver
Charles S. Hart
New York
the Glent and Protective Order of Elks
David Scholtz
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
The
Elks
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Prabve Order of Elks
Nation- Elks
Newton
Mass
Joseph P. Kyle
Matest
Albion
N. Y
Bakersfield
Calif
Bellingham
Wash
Eicht Sentenced Die For Treason In Georgia
Moscow reports a Tiflis dated communique stating A B Mdivani and seven others were condemned to death on July 9 for treason terrorism and conspiracy in Tiflis and Georgia. The group allegedly admitted espionage for fascist circles and actions to wreck Georgia’s economy. They face execution by firing squad.
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Moscow
Mdivani
Tiflis
Georgia
Rotary official sails to Paris to address clubs abroad
R. H. Wells former district governor of Rotary's fifth district sails this month for Paris to attend an international aims and objects committee meeting. He, as chairman of the international vocational service committee, will address new clubs in England after the Paris gathering.
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Eng R. H. Wells
Rotary
Paris
France
International Aims and Objects Committee
Weils
International Vocational Service Committee
England
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