Shooting of Polish Guard Strains Polish Danzig Ties
A Polish border guard was fatally shot near the Danzig frontier. Danzig offered regrets as Warsaw forecasts Polish indemnity terms. A deposition from the widow claims a Danzig official and two SA men crossed into Poland and shot the guard, then fled. The incident follows a Warsaw official’s 14 month Danzig sentence and arrest of a Polish officer.
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Warsaw
Danzig
Poland
Gdynia
Postelau
Free City
Bozepole
Witold Budziewicz
Budziewicz
Junior Group To Honor Tony Robello
Pocatello's Junior Chamber of Commerce will honor Tony Robello, manager of the Pocatello Cardinal team, in a parade and program before tonight's game against the Twin Falls Cowboys. The event begins 7:30 PM from the senior high school, proceeds through downtown, and ends at Pioneer League Park where a program at 8:15 PM features the mascot Home Run and gifts to Robello and his wife.
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Pocatello
Robert M. Terrell
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer Loop
Robert Pugmire
Maurice Rossiter
Robert Hamilton
A. A. Girard
Claude Bistline
Art Routzong
Ward Meadows
American Falls
J. H. Anderson
Blackfoot
Chase Clark
Idaho Falls
Junior Chamber Committee
Max Passey
High Wind Brings Forecast of Cooler Weather
A weather bureau forecaster known as W. P. alleges he was attacked by Old Man Weather and a 30 mile per hour wind that ruined his forecast. Despite a cooler tonight and Friday, the high yesterday reached 94 with a 60 degree low this morning. The wind caused tree damage, knocked out power to parts of town for about 40 minutes, and toppled a modern shoe store awning in the business district.
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W. P
Weather Bureau
Old Man
West Wyeth Street
Explorations Seek Titanosaurus Bones in Manti National Forest
Smithsonian paleontologist Dr. C. L. Gazin leads summer digs in the North Horn area of Manti National Forest seeking remains of a 20 ton titanosaur from about 80 million years ago. C. N. Woods says past two seasons yielded substantial skeletal material and aims to reconstruct 28 full skeletons.
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Ogden
North Horn
Manti National Forest
Smithsonian Institute
Porester
C. N. Woods
C. L. Gazin
Woods
Ogden Crash Kills One Near Utah Hot Springs
A stop sign violation near Utah hot springs caused a collision that killed Dagmer Petersen 61 of Logan and injured four others. The Petersen car returning from a Saltair family reunion collided with a six passenger New Jersey youths touring car. Dagmer Petersen died at Dee hospital.
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Ogden
Utah Hot Springs
Dagmer Petersen
Logan
James A. Larson
Weber County
the Dee Hospital
Grader Worker Dies in Camas Refuse Site Accident
Jensen Price, 36, of Menan Idaho, was crushed to death in a road grader on a federal bird refuge project at Camas. Refuse Supervisor Howard Sargent said he reached into the machine to remove weeds. his hand was caught and he died two hours later. Authorities called the death obviously unavoidable.
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Camas
Price Jensen
Menan
Idaho
Howard Sargent
Jensen
Refuse
Jefferson County
Farmer Finds Gold Cache In Michigan Farm
A farmer and his son unearthed more gold coins on a farm near Bronson Michigan sparking a potential legal fight. The Belote family turned $2,920 in coins over to the sheriff who banked the money as both owner and renter attorney prepare claims. Michigan law may award half to the finder and half to the county after advertising and lack of claimant proof.
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Bronson
Mich
Here
Frank Belote
Belote
Homer Burns
Laddie Kregger
Kregger
Michigan
Circuit Court
Chemists Seek Drink-Proof Potato Alcohol Fuel
In Idaho Falls chemists test six blends of potato alcohol with gasoline for motor fuel. Government officials say each formula could allow separation and drinking of the alcohol. Superintendent Marvin Laslett says adding wood alcohol is hoped to solve the issue.
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Idaho Falls
Marvin Aslett
Man Confesses Theft After Conscience Trouble
Erie police chief reports a man entered headquarters to confess an unadmitted auto theft tied to a prior holdup sentence. The man claimed to have served time in a western penitentiary and said his Corsicana Texas theft charge haunted him. he was held for investigation.
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Erie
George Christoph
Corsicana
Tex
Idaho Requires Advertising of Potatoes and Onions
Idaho growers must stamp potatoes and onions with vegetable advertising stamps proving a half cent per hundredweight tax payment. The Idaho advertising commission now handles the program, replacing the old fruit and vegetable commission. Stamps go on sale July 24 and clearance tickets for truck shipments must bear the stamp amount.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Advertising Commission
Idaho Fruit and Vegetable Advertising Commission
State Commission
Tyrol Fears Fate Under Fascist Rule
Tyrol residents fear Rome Berlin axis policy will Italianize the Tyrolean region. About 200 000 German speaking Italians in Bolzano face expulsion or forced Germanization with authorities offering only a choice to join the Reich. Many fear loss of language religion and local German papers if they stay.
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Bolzano
Italy
Reich
Leader Admits Drunkenness In New York Court
Fritz Kuhn leader of the German American band pleaded guilty in district court to drunkenness and profanity charges. He was fined five dollars for the profanity offense, with the drunkenness count placed on file by Judge Louis O. Rieutard. Kuhn's arrest followed a Sunday incident after Motor Patrolman Henry Plasse stopped the party and Kuhn swore at the officer.
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Webster
Mass
Fritz Kuhn
Henry Plasse
Plasse
Kuhn
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Pittsburgh over New York 12 8 in the NL with Gumbert Lynn Coffman and O'Dea behind. Chicago routs Boston 28 to 16 as Page Hartnett and Posedel Lopez excel. In the AL Ruffing Dickey Harms Spindel beat St Louis while Boston tops Chicago 9 to 4 and Detroit gains a 6 3 win. Philadelphia tallies 9 runs past Cleveland 2 1 in a 9 1 affair.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Klinger and Berres
Gumbert Lynn
Coffman and
O'Dea
Boston
R. H. E. Chicago
Hartnett
Posedel
Lopez
St. Louis
Ruffing
Dickey
Harms
Spindel
Rotary luncheon guests include Pocatello Cardinal team
The Rotary club hosted a noon meeting with Pocatello Cardinal baseball players and local officials. Max Pasley, president of the junior chamber of commerce, Bill Ha, chairman of the Robello night program, and A. L. Merrill guests attended. Weather was generally fair with cooler temperatures tonight.
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Rotary Club
Pocatello
Cardinal
Max Pasley
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bill Ha
Indian Sun Dances Open At Sundown
Indian tribes from Fort Hall begin a three day sun dance at Bannock creek near Pocatello to aid the crippled and sick. Gibson and Fort Hall districts start Friday at Buffalo and Eagle lodges. Each 72 hour ceremony ends Tuesday evening July 25.
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Fort Hall
Bannock Creek
Pocatello
Gibson
Buffalo
Eagle Lodges
Final Friday baseball clash for East and West sides
Overland Park in Pocatello hosts a Friday game between East side and West side boys wrapping a week of baseball activity. Brent Bellings leads the West. Jimmy Garrett and Jerry Olson will pitch. East side stars include Lynn Thomas Norman Watts Elwin Reynolds and others under junior American Legion and Pocatello Recreation Association management.
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Overland Park
Pocatello
West Side
Brent Bellings
Jimmy Garrett
Jerry Olson
Lynn Thomas
Norman Watts
Elwin Reynolds
Edward Berrett
Eldon Evans
Clair Ellsworth
Donald Lindsey
Bud Ashcroft
Dick Smith
East Side
Junior American Legion Baseball Organization
John Long
Pocatello Recreation Association
Autopsy Ordered in Death of Transient Barney
Coroner Arthur Hall ordered an autopsy on a transient believed to be Thomas Barney who died at General hospital after severe scalp wounds from a fall from a Union Pacific freight car. Suspects include Al Kilmer and R C Coble, with Kilmer linked to Barney and held for questioning along with Slaughter. A federal fingerprint report is awaited from the FBI.
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Arthur Hall
Thomas Barney
General Hospital
Union Pacific
Hall
al Kilmer
Colorado
Kilmer
Barney
R. C. Coble
Eugene Slaughter
Tyhee
Mad dog bites six in downtown Pittsburgh melee
A mad dog rampaged through downtown streets in Pittsburgh last night injuring six people before being captured by police. Sightseeing Lions convention delegates were among the pedestrians affected as the animal attacked near doorways and automobile running boards.
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Pittsburgh
Decree Calls On Idahoans To Turn Out At San Francisco Exposition
Governor Bottolfsen urges a mass turnout of former Idahoans for Idaho day at the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco. He asks California’s Governor Olsen to summon Idahoans to the Idaho room on Treasure Island to discuss their health and keep Idaho culture alive.
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Bottolfsen
Culbert L. Olsen
California
Lariats Save Trapped Boy After 12 Hour Cliff Hold
Douglas Wyoming July 20 A 17 year old Douglas high school athlete Leonard Morris was saved from a 150 foot cliff after spending the night clinging to a ledge. Two cowboys lowered 35 foot lariats and loops from above lifting Morris to safety at the top with help from his companions Donald Cook and C L Payne and two punchers Charles Chaflin and Art Sims.
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Douglas. Wyo
Leonard Morris
Douglas
Here
Morris
Donald Cook
C. L Payne
Charles Chaflin
Art Sims
Chaflin
Sims
7 000 000th Yard Poured at Grand Coulee Dam
Grand Coulee Washington reports the 7 000 000th cubic yard of concrete poured into the dam. The pour leaves 3 850 000 cubic yards remaining and the east abutment concrete sits 25 feet below the deck of the construction trestle which rose 180 feet above the dam level.
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Grand Coulee, Wash
Grand Coulee Dam
House orders sweeping probe of National Labor Relations Board
In Washington on July 20 the House approved a resolution to form a five member investigating committee to probe the Wagner Act's administration. Rep Smith led the measure with broad Republican support and many Democrats backing the inquiry aimed at whether a new board is needed and its impact on employers and labor. The roll call was 252 to 135.
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Washington
House
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
Bankhead
Anti-British Campaign Stirs Japan Over Embassy Threats
Tokyo reports show rising anti-British sentiment as a man climbed and was arrested at the British embassy grounds. Sir Robert Craigie leads Britain's Tokyo talks seeking China settlement amid threats, posters, and calls for tougher alignment with Germany and Italy.
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Tokyo
Robert Leslie Craigie
Japan
Sir Robert
Britain
China
Youths Use Cemetery For Golf Course
Two teenage youths were brought to Casper police after using the Highland cemetery lawn between gravestones as fairways and sinking putts in cans used as flower receptacles. Officer Jack Bordeaux issued a stern lecture. The incident occurred in Casper, Wyoming on July 20.
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Casper
Wyo
Highland Cemetery
Jack Bordeaux
License Revocation Stands: Idaho Board Powerless to Act
In Boise on July 20 the Idaho pardon board refused clemency in a drunken driving case. Attorney General J. W. Taylor said revocation of a license is mandatory and cannot be reversed by the board. The session followed the board granting but then rescinding a temporary license for L. L. Miller of Nampa and related action in Theodore Lehr’s case.
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Boise
Idaho Pardon Board
Fred Harrington
Caldwell
J. W. Taylor
Harrington
Harry Rayner
Taylor
L. L. Miller
Nampa
Miller
Theodore Lehr
Lewiston
State Board okays building costs for Blackfoot mental hospital
Idaho state board of examiners approves 23 622 33 in claims for new Blackfoot hospital buildings with about 4 300 more pending. Governor Bottolfsen opposes 3 438 and 353 charges to Richardson and Richardson for unbuilt structures. 1937 bond authorizes 240 000 for construction and furnishings.
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Boise
State Board of Examiners
State Mental Hospital
Blackfoot
Guy Sisson
Nampa
Bird Finlayson
Poratello
Richardson and Richardson
Lewiston
C. A. Bottolfsen
J. W. Taylor
George H. Curtis
Richardson
Bottolfsen
Idahoans Headed to Idaho Day at Golden Gate Exposition
Scores of Idaho residents leave Boise by rail led by Governor Bottolfsen and Mrs. Myrtle Eaking to join Idaho Day activities in San Francisco. An estimated 100 on a special train from Pocatello and hundreds more by bus or car plan to attend the fair, with 500 to 600 Idahoans expected.
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Boise
San Francisco
Idaho
Golden Gate Exposition
North Idaho
Parsons
California
Capitol
Bottolfsen
Donalds. Whitehead
Acific
Pocatello
Stone Toss Stirs Center Street Scene At M and H Stand
A report of a stone and possible gunfire at the M and H root beer stand in the 500 block of West Center Street sparked a brief panic. Margaret Peart, 524 West Bonneville, said a shot was fired. Officers Gene Barnard and L. Roubidoux checked the scene at 1:05 a m and found a small peanut vending ma
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M and H
West Center Street
Margaret Peart
West Bonneville
Ponwe
Gene Barnard
L. Roubidoux
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