German Banks Open to Avert Economic Crisis
The reopening of banks after a two day holiday and curbing foreign currency purchases prompted the German government to believe a dangerous crisis was averted. Rioting communists and jobless spread across the Reich with casualties and arrests as police suppressed unrest. Finance Minister Dietrich and the government broadcaster announced measures to restore confidence in the economy.
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Berlin
Reich
Dietrich
Carload rise in Idaho perishable produce in June
Southern Idaho shipped 681 carloads of perishable produce in June, up from 589 in the same month last year, per the Pacific Fruit Express report to the public utilities commission. January to June totals for Utah and Idaho stand at 5,740 this year versus 14,461 last year’s first half.
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Boise
Idaho
Pacific Fruit Express
Public Utilities Commission
Utah
Oregon Sport Line
Clemency plea for Albert Fall reaches White House
A telegram from New Mexico’s two senators and both state houses asks executive clemency for Albert B. Fall, who faces a year and a day prison term for taking a bribe linked to a naval oil reserve lease. The president will await Justice Department study before acting. Fall’s departure for the New Mexico penitentiary remains uncertain as his physician calls him very feeble.
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Washington
New Mexico
Albert B. Fall
White House
Department of Justice
EL Paso
Tex
New Mexico State Penitentiary
J. H. Gambrell
Fal
Santa Fe
Indian Agency invites bids on lease of irrigable lands
The Indian Agency at Fort Hall issues circulars inviting bids to be opened August 1 for leasing 426 tracts totaling about 18 530 acres. Of these 403 tracts are irrigable covering roughly 15 150 acres, mostly in 20 acre parcels with some larger tracts, plus 23 grazing tracts totaling about 3 380 acres.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Indian Agency
Cool Nights Bring Sleep Relief in Idaho
The forecast says fair tonight and Friday with mild weekend weather. Temperatures reached 90 Wednesday, 82 at noon today, and a 59 low at 6 am. Meteorologist A R Teeple noted 88 at 2 pm with expectations of higher heat before a downward turn.
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Pocatello
Idaho
A. R. Teeple
the Tribune
Pocatello Dentist Elected President of State Board
Dr. R J Cruse of Pocatello was elected president and Dr F S Heer of Boise serves as secretary during Idaho State Dental Examining Board meeting in Boise. Other members named include Drs E E Dutton Cowell and R B E Smedley. Cruse expected home Friday evening.
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Boise
R. J. Cruse
Pocatello
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The
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E. E. Dutton
Cowell
R. BE. Smedley
Burley
Cruse
Planes Collide Over Brooks Field Killing Four On Duty
Four officers on duty at Brooks Field San Antonio were killed in a midair collision four miles south of the field. Major Charles V Hart flight surgeon and pilot Captain Carlos J Chamberlain Second Lieutenant K Austin Rogers and Cadet Endicott Longacre were aboard the two planes. The planes collided while flying at about 300 to 900 feet and crashed to the ground.
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Brooks Field
Charles V. Hart
Carlos J. Chamberlain
New York City
K. Austin Rogers
Endicott Longacre
Major Hart
Lieut
Rogers
Modair
Flight log traces Atlantic airmail journey across Europe
The AP filed a ship log showing a flight leaving Roosevelt Field New York at 5:32 PM on July 13 and reaching Harbor Grace Newfoundland by 11:18 AM July 15. Radio contacts from the Stavangerfield Kennebec Maya reportings place the plane west of Ireland and near Vienna after a stopover in Budapest, with a final landing near Bicske.
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Ireland
S. S. Maya
Linz
Austria
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Vienna
Budapest
Bicske
Daily baseball scores across leagues show varied outcomes
Scores from games for Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis New York Chicago Detroit and more. Notable results include Philadelphia edging Pittsburgh 8 to 3 and New York defeating Chicago 9 to 2 with multiple pitchers contributing in each contest.
Pocatello Delegates Shine at National BPW Meet
Idaho sent a dozen prominent business and professional women to the national BPW convention in Richmond. Miss B Marie Aukerman, Miss Mary Peters, Mrs Lucille V Bailey, and Miss Dorothy Manning represented the state. Mrs Bailey conducted an occupational round table for newspaper women and remained to visit relatives after the convention.
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National Convention of Business and Professional Women's Club
Richmond
Old Dominion
B. Marie Aukerman
Mary Peters
Lucille V. Bailey
Pocatello Tribune
Dorothy Manning
Idaho
Bright
Laurene Smith
Boise B. P. W. Club
Mattie Piper
Lucile V. Bailey
The
Full Steam Ahead by Merle Thorpe
There have been many reasons for business inactivity yet the real path to revival lies with individuals. Each of 450 000 corporations and five million sole operators should rebuild their own ventures brick by brick, stop waiting for a magic fix, and start tomorrow to restore general business within sixty days.
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Stock Exchange
United States
Main Street
Midwestern Uproar Over Record Heatwave Across States
Chicago and surrounding states endure extreme heat with no relief. Temperatures peak at 97 in Chicago, 114 in Aberdeen South Dakota, 111 in Pierre, South Dakota, and other cities report 98 to 102. Scattered storms fail to ease the heat and several heat-related deaths are reported across Illinois Minnesota Michigan and Indiana.
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Middlewest
Nebraska
Kansas
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Aberdeen
S. D
Pierre
No National Drought Says Hyde In Salt Lake City Address
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde announced in Salt Lake City that there is no national drought comparable to last year and it will not pose a serious problem. In Logan Senator Reed Smoot addressed about a thousand farmers at Utah State Agricultural College, noting broad indications that business and industry are strengthening for a long recovery from tough economic conditions.
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Hyde
Logan
Reed Smoot
Utah State Agricultural College
Phelps Dodge and Calumet Arizona Mining Share Consolidation Terms
Directors of Phelps Dodge corporation and Calumet and Arizona Mining company agree on a consolidation plan awaiting stockholder approval. The agreement unites two major western mining interests under a single umbrella with terms to be ratified by their investors.
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New York
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Farm Board won't pursue wheat price stabilization
Chairman Stone announced the Farm Board is not in a position to attempt price stabilization to relieve the current low wheat prices.
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Washington
Stone
Farm Board
Swan Lake Canning Club Formed by Local Girls Group
H W Stucky, county club leader, announced today that a canning club has been organized at Swan Lake. Leaders are Mrs Erma Abbott and Miss Belva Thomas with Hilda Matkin as president, Yetive Thomas vice president, Opal Allen secretary, and Helen Nisson reporter.
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H. W. Stucky
Swan Lake
Erma Abbott
Belva Thomas
Hilda Matkin
Yetive Thomas
Opal Allen
Helen Nisson
Utah weather update mostly fair tonight and Friday
Generally fair conditions prevail in Utah with slightly cooler air expected tonight. The northern portion of the state may feel the chill more as temperatures ease into the night and into Friday.
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Utah
North
Bannock County 4 H Club Fair Set For September 19
Bannock County 4 H club announces its annual fair will be Saturday September 19 at Lava Hot Springs in conjunction with the East Bannock fair. Demonstration and judging contests are featured with girls fielding about 20 demonstration teams and as many judging teams while boys expect eight demonstration teams and 15 judging teams. Demonstration teams must score 80 or higher to compete. The top three girls exhibits will advance to the four and those chosen will go to the Eastern Idaho district fair in Blackfoot. County pie clubs enter for first time with about 90 members. in dairy division last year 41 boys exhibited 46 head of stock.
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Lava Hot Springs
H.R. Stucky
East Bannock Fair
Stucky
Idaho
Blackfoot
Life and politics in Angora and Shanghai’s shipboard misers
In Angora Premier Ismet Pasha and cabinet travel by car again after briefly walking to work for economy. The People’s Party deems officers should not go afoot. In Shanghai returning Chinese from Australia risk beggary as card sharpers aboard ships strip travelers of funds.
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Turkey
Ismet Pasha
People’s Party
Shanghai
Australia
South Sea Islands
Women trumpeters scarce in Lytham orchestra
Madam Eva Martin director of the Lytham St Anne municipal womens orchestra notes a shortage of girl trumpeters in the ensemble. She jokes that all that blowing makes them stout and calls for more female musicians to join the group.
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Lytham
England
Eva Martin
Lytham-St. Anne
Brighton man hit by falling rock from cliff
In Brighton England James Saltwell was struck on the head by an eight pound rock that fell about 100 feet as he walked beneath a cliff. He suffered a head injury but was told he had a thick skull and sent home after examination.
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England
James Saltwell
Fighters Subdue Blazes in Idaho
Weary fire crews had Idaho and Montana fires virtually conquered today. If winds stay low, 500 men will be released from a force of 1300 on the front. Clearwater fires in Idaho should stay within burned areas. Rock Creek and Bitterroot blazes in Montana are under control. electrical storms did not start new fires.
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Spokane
Idaho
Montana
Foresty
Rock Creek
Ganger
Magyar Endres land trans Atlantic romance in Hungary
Captain Alexander Magyar and Captain George Endres completed a 3200 mile flight in the monoplane Justice for Hungary, forcing a landing near Budapest after exhausting fuel. They emerged unharmed to cheers as the plane circled the city and landed at the airport.
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Hungary
Alexander Magyar
George Endres
Justice For
Tribune Editorial Compliments Catello on Fair Coverage
Elmer Smith, president of the city council, praised the Tribune for fair and correct editorial coverage of the dismissal of Jesse Giles, city engineer, stating the paper thoroughly covered the situation and he had nothing further to say.
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Pocatello Tribune
Jesse Giles
Elmer Smith
the Tribune Today
Giles
Smith
the Tribune
Church Honors Soldier Group in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on July 16 a ceremony at the Mormon Battalion monument marked the 85th anniversary of the unit's enlistment at Council Bluffs Iowa. Colonel Hamilton Gardner praised the battalion for shaping Utah's military leadership while descendants sang with John D. Bowers and four daughters. Reverend leaders led prayer and the benediction, with George Albert Smith directing the program. The battalion moved from Council Bluffs to San Diego after enlistment.
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Salt Lake City
Southwest
Mormon Battalion
State Capitol
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Hamilton Gardner
Utah Territory
John D. Bowers
Mormon
Farmer’s plight as crop costs rise in agricultural region
In Chelsea Oklahoma on July 16 the writer laments high costs and looming crop losses with oats at 15 cents a bushel. He argues if food is not cheaper, someone profits from farmers while farmers lack funds to relocate, urging practical farming relief over optimistic eastern speeches.
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Chelsea
Okla
Germany
East
Population by gender in Idaho and Pocatello in 1930
Idaho total population 445,032 with 237,347 males and 207,685 females from the 1930 census. Bannock county 31,266 includes 16,218 males and 15,048 females. Pocatello total 16,471 comprises 8,380 males and 8,091 females.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
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