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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1936

Page

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Townsend Deposition Walkout Ends With Court Return

Dr. Francis E. Townsend was brought back from East Cleveland by deputy sheriff on a contempt citation and agreed to resume the common pleas court deposition. Attorney Benjamin F. Sacharow led the chase with his brother and a deputy, saying Townsend would be arraigned once Judge Kramer is available.

P-1 Cleveland Francis E. Townsend Townsend East Cleveland Common Pleas Court East Benjamin F. Sacharow Sacharow Morris Joe Podseday Alfred J. Wright

Mercury rises in corn belt as heat abates briefly

Temperatures climbed across the corn belt after showers ended the heat wave and loosened drought. Forecaster J L Lloyd predicted no significant rain today or tomorrow. Forest fires burned in Montana Michigan and Canada while a storm hit Fort Worth and Dallas causing about 100000 dollars in Dallas exposition damage. Nationwide heat deaths rose to at least 4576 since July 1. Some relief appeared in Colorado Wyoming and western Nebraska as scattered rains fell.

Chicago Corn Belt J. L. Lloyd Montana Upper Michigan Canada Fort Worth Dallas Texas Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado Wyoming

Arbon Valley Road to Begin After Settlement Talks

Workers will start survey immediately and begin construction soon on a 25 mile standard width, paved road across the Fort Hall Indian reservation linking Arbon valley in southeast Idaho. Funding will come from the WPA Indian bureau and the state highway department after a conference with Congressman D Worth Clark and officials including Governor C Ben Ross, F A Gross, A Springer and local representatives.

Boise Arbon Valley Idaho Fort Hall Indian Reservation Highway Indian Bureau WPA D. Worth Clark Clark State Highway Department C. Ben Ross F. A. Gross F. A. Burton Pocatello Mill and Elevator Company

Prosecution Seeks Death Penalty in Snakebite Dowry Trial

In Los Angeles on July 21 the prosecution wrapped up its case against Robert S. James, accused of drowning his seventh wife Mary via snakebite. Deputy District Attorney John Barnes urged the jury of ten men and two women to return a first degree murder verdict and condemn James to the gallows while defense attorney R. E. Parsons began his final argument.

Los Angeles Robert S. James Mary John Barnes Barnes R. E. Parsons

Two Comets Now Visible From Boston Skies Tonight

Boston reports two comets visible at night to the naked eye, first since Halley’s 26 years ago. One, discovered by Leslie Peltier, is seen northeast near Cassiopeia. the fainter Japanese comet, found four days earlier by Siguro Kaho, glows in the western sky and may disappear in days.

Boston Halley Leslie Peltier Delphos Ohio Siguro Kaho Peltier Causiopeia

Weather Fluctuates as Thunder Shower Skirts City

Temperature reached 97 degrees at 1 15 P M then fell to 91 as a thunder shower skirted the city to the south No rain here with clear skies to the north and west where two Indian sun dances occurred under near 100 degree heat The high Monday was 96 with a night low of 69 Sunday marked 100 as the year’s high.

Mystery slaying of Helen Clevenger near Asheville

Sheriff Brown signals progress in the case of Helen Clevenger 18 a New York University student found slain in a hotel near Asheville North Carolina. Violinist Mark Wollner is being questioned while a pass key to the room and a blood stained regular key found behind a radiator are noted as crucial clues. The sheriff cites witnesses including Mildred Ward and hotel staff as corroborating alibis and places eight witnesses seeing Wollner at various times Wednesday night into Thursday morning.

Asheville N. C Laurence E.brown Helen Clevenger New York University Mark Wollner New York Miss Clevenger Wollner Fashionable Hotel Miss Cl Gaddy

National League Scores From Brooklyn to St Louis

Baseball results across venues include Chicago beating Brooklyn 5 2 in Brooklyn. Cincinnati triumphed 3 to 1 at Boston. St Louis defeated New York 19 to 2 in New York. Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 17 to 6 in Philadelphia. First Chicago scoreline notes Washington and Chicago games with varied innings. Second Philadelphia game saw Detroit win 8 to 7. Details list pitchers and battery combos for each matchup.

Destroyer sinks Chinese junk near Toka'oda

The U S destroyer John Edwards sank a Chinese junk after entering Toka'oda. No lives were lost.

United States John Edwards Toka Oda

Film studios clash over Cooper contract and damages

Paramount Productions sues Samuel Goldwyn in federal court alleging breach of contract to sign Gary Cooper to a new four year deal. Paramount seeks four million dollars actual damages and one million in punitive damages. Goldwyn acknowledges acquiring Cooper but says he has not seen the complaint.

Hollywood Gary Cooper Lean Cecil B. DeMille Paramount Productions Samuel Goldwyn Paramount Cooper Goldwyn

Health Board weighs school vaccination and disease status

The board discussed a motion to require schoolchildren to be vaccinated for smallpox and immunized against diphtheria and scarlet fever before September opening. Reports by Dr. J H Lynn and E O Leonard praised water and milk quality amid contagious diseases, listing scarlet fever 110, smallpox 97, chicken pox 54, measles 86, mumps 1, whooping cough 2, with no typhoid cases.

Board of Health J. H. Lynn E. O. Leonard Lynn

Lewis Group to Decide on Move

Washington July 21 John L. Lewis leads a committee of union representatives including AFL members to decide actions after challenging the AFL Executive Council in a bid to stand trial on insurrection charges. John P. Prey of the AFL metal department filed the charges following a pledge to organize steel auto and rubber sectors regardless of craft lines.

Washington John L. Lewis Committee Industrial Organization Today American Federation of Labor Executive Council John L. Lewis American Federation of Labor John P. Prey Federation Metal Department A. PF. of L. Executive Council Lewis

Tourist's body recovered after Crater Lake fall

The body of 19 year old Warren Bowden of Portsmouth Virginia was recovered today near Crater Lake Oregon after he fell about 200 feet from jagged rocks. He died from injuries sustained in the incident yesterday.

Klamath Falls Ore Warren Bowden Portsmouth Crater Lake Yesi Terdday

Director Solves Cooper Problem on Set

Hollywood reports director Rowland Brown has found a way to keep Jackie Cooper in range between takes. After finishing a scene in The Devil Is a Sissy, the twelve year old vanished to his dressing room and reappeared asking for his pants. Brown quipped that he would keep them so he knows where Cooper is when needed.

Hollywood Rowland Brown Jackie Cooper Jackie Brown

Idaho Lumber Strike Sparks Armed Traffic Officers deployment

Governor C Ben Ross ordered 12 heavily armed Idaho state traffic officers to Pierce to aid Clearwater county authorities amid a lumbermen strike. Dozens already on scene as the situation remains tense with potential martial law discussed and officers patrolling highways with machine guns and tear gas.

Boise Ben Ross Pierce Joel Wilson Clearwater County Emmitt Prost Albert Mason Idaho North Idaho Driggs Peafield Prost

Roosevelt Begins Second Week Out

President Roosevelt wrapped up a week of vacation cruising aboard the schooner Liber Ty off Cape Negro Island and headed toward the Bay of Fundy with Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. A fog delayed the voyage, forcing a return to Shelburne harbor after a morning attempt to reach deep sea fishing.

Liberty Cape Negro Island Roosevelt Bay of Fundy Yarmouth Nova Scotia Shelburne Harbor Here Atlantic

Postmaster McCarty Addresses Kiwanis on Gold Shipment

Willam H. McCarty San Francisco postmaster and National Postmasters president spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon. He described the postal handling of 2.5 billion dollars in gold from the San Francisco mint to Denver requiring 46 special trains. He praised San Francisco climate calling the coast air conditioned by God.

U. S. Postal Service Kiwanis Club Willam H. McCarty San Francisco National Postmasters Association Idaho Postmasters Association M. McCarty A. H. McGuire Pocatello Mr. McCarty Mint Denver McCarty

Local Music Director Loren Schnabel Visits Pocatello

Loren J. Schnabel former music department director at the local high school visits Pocatello. He plans to make his home in National City California where he serves as music supervisor for the Sweetwater district south of San Diego. The Schnabel family visits with Josephine Sanders and Margaret High and plans a trip to Yellowstone Park before returning to California.

Loren J. Schnabel Pocatello Schnabel National City California Sweetwater San Diego Josephine Sanders Miss Margaret High Yellowstone Park

Will of Jacob Arzheimer Grants Odd Funeral Request

Philadelphia July 21 The will of Jacob Arzheimer filed today requests pall bearers to drink ten gallons of wine after the funeral. The estate is valued at $8,600 with $1,000 allotted for funeral expenses and named pall bearers.

Philadelphia Jacob Arzheimer Arzheimer

Armed masses peasants join with workers in Spain

Agents report armed peasants and workers converging in five marching columns toward rebel strongholds as Madrid concentrations tighten. Loyal forces push toward Valladolid and Zaragoza while columns move on Burgos and Toledo. Militiamen guard Guadarrama passes and Leon Peak as government says peasants and workers rally to federal defense.

Alexander H. Uhl Associated Press Madrid Valladolid Zaragoza Burgos Toledo Guadarrama Leon University Barcelona

Landon Plans Bank Survey

Topeka Kansas after conferring with Gov Alf M Landon Rep John B Hollister Ohio indicated a survey toward simplification and improvement of federal banking laws is a possibility if Landon wins the presidency Leaders in both major parties predicted Lemke third party drive would not weaken them Rep Coughlin said Lemke's Union party would win a majority in the house Democratic Chairman Farley called it foolish Republican campaign manager in the east said Union party effects would rally the states for the GOP Senator Radcliffe called Roosevelt a great humanitarian and said he started the nation back to prosperity The Baltimore Sun noted Alfred E Smith might stump for London but would not speak under the Republican committee Richmond Va Senator Glass denied attacking Roosevelt while criticizing congress Montana citizens voted in a state primary with a US senator and other offices involved

Associated Press Topeka. Kans Alf M. Landon John B. Hollister Ohio Landon New York Lemke Charles E Coughlin Rep Lemke House James A. Farley Joseph W Martin, Jr Washington Radcliffe Roosevelt Baltimore Baltimore Sun John D. M. Hamilton Alfred E Smith London Sun Smith Republican Committee Cleveland F. E. Townsend Gomer Smith Father Coughlin Townsend Old Age Pension Movement Democratic Party Richmond Richmond Times Despatch Glass Congress Helena Mont Montana United States

Johnston visits as Townsend support signals senior registrations

Duncan M. Johnston mayor of Twin Falls and Democratic candidate for the second district congressman nomination toured the eastern section of the state. He noted that most new registrations are by people over 60, which he said indicates strong Townsend backing.

Duncan M. Johnston Twin Falls Johnston Townsend the Tribune

Federal Vet Group to Meet in Pocatello Saturday

John T. Dalls, a federal inspector, announces a meeting of about 19 federal and state veterinarians in Pocatello on Saturday, by 35, beginning at 10 a.m.

John T. Dalls Pocatello

Utah May Decide Abolish Firing Squad Method

Salt Lake City July 21 memory of triple murderer Delbert Green shot by a firing squad July 10 may prompt Utah to abolish the death instrument. Sheriff Joseph Holbrook and E A Hedman said Utah may join states that eliminated the firing squad citing the Green case drawing attention.

Salt Lake City Delbert Green Joseph Holbrook Farmington Green E. A. Hedman Utah Holbrook

Polly Moran Hesitates on Divorce as Malone Case Proceeds

Beverly Hills July 21 Polly Moran film comedienne delays divorce decision after husband Martin Malone faces July 29 preliminary hearing on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. Moran recalls a quarrel with threats and a revolver during a heated incident at their mansion.

Beverly Hills Calif Polly Moran Comedienne Martin Malone Malone Miss Moran Malone-Moran Edward VIII England Moran-Malone Martin

Malad Man Will Serve In Senate

Boise July 21 Governor C Ben Ross fills eight of eleven state senate vacancies naming J Peter Jensen of Malad to replace resigning Senator Frank Metcalf Oneida Idaho the extraordinary session begins July 28.

Boise State Senate C. Ben Ross J. Peter Jensen Malad Frank Metcalf Oneida

Airplane Crashes During Emergency Landing Injures Pilot

Altoona Pennsylvania July 21 An airplane crashed on an emergency landing field injuring Glenn Moser 40 a navy test pilot

Altoona Here Glenn Moser Navy

San Sebastian Falls to Insurgents in June Uprising

Rebels from Pamplona overran Navarre and Guipuzcoa including San Sebastian. Martial law proclaimed as about 3,000 insurgents seized the city with over 1,000 cavalry. Civil governors fled to France while loyal militia retreated to a fort to defend the area. Military planes swept the city before the fall.

Robert Parker Associated Press Vera Spain Navarre Guipuzcoa San Sebastian Pamplona France Popular Front

Borah Prospects Strong GOP Support in Idaho

Ezra T. Whitla reports Borah will back the Republican national and state tickets after a conference with Senator Borah. Borah plans a sixth term, denies bolt talk, and heads to Topeka for Landon notification. Primary foe Byron Defenbach is seen as weak. Townsend supporters split votes. Idaho liquor funds for Bannock County total 5197.25 with Pocatello receiving 2012.41 and other towns listed.

Whitla Borah Byron Defeenbach Boise Townsend Idaho Liquor Control Commission Bannock County Pocatello Alameda Arimo Bancroft Downey Grace Lava Hot Springs McCammon

Barrymore tells Elaine Barrie engagement is off

In Hollywood a blunt John Barrymore declares he and Elaine Barrie will not marry citing their 21 year age gap and past disputes. The story recalls a diamond gift episode linked to the Barrie household amid broader family tabloid drama and Costello divorce chatter.

Hollywood Elaine Barrie John Barrymore Frank

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