Chinese Government Agrees to Settlement by Local Officials
Tokyo dispatches report Peiping that the central Chinese government will recognize a settlement of the north China crisis by local officials. Gen Sung Cheh Yuan, commander of the 29th Army, had agreed to a truce with Japan withdrawing troops west of Peiping. Nanking objected that the issues were national, but later informat ion said Nanking accepted local terms with minimal Chinese troops remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peiping
North China
Sung Cheh-Yuan
29Th
Hopeh- Chahar
Japan
Nanking
Hopeh
Charhar
China
Gen. Sung
Betange
Follow-up liquor drive toured southeastern Idaho
Liquor law enforcement actions by the state liquor control commission in southeastern Idaho are described as a follow-up to an educational campaign started three weeks earlier. Chairman Yeaman and Secretary Meek are in the region this week inspecting establishments suspected of illegal liquor sales and collecting federal retail liquor tax receipts as part of the follow-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
State Liquor Control Commission
Idaho
Yeaman
Commission
Frank Meek
E. P. Horsfall
Horsfall
Pocatello
Yeaman and Meek
Winter sports group to map Mink Creek area with forest agent
A group departs at 9 am Friday from the chamber of commerce to meet Robert Tucker of Logan, a forest service landscape architect, to map a new winter sports area 5.6 miles up Mink creek. They plan ski runs and toboggan slides and expect forest service aid for a cabin construction. The site is reachable from Pocatello by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
East Fork
Mink Creek
Robert Tucker
Logan
Forest Service
Pocatello
Mrs Homer Martin Plans Texas Visit With Chester
Mrs Homer Martin leaves for Ranger Texas to spend the remainder of the summer with her brother. She is joined by her son Chester and will pass through Denver on the way to Dallas for the canal exposition before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Martin
Ranger
Texas
Chester
Treasury Reports First Gold Decline Since Sterilization
The Treasury's gold holdings fell by 41,777,543 to 12,402,226,982 dollars. Officials attributed the drop to operations linked to new monetary pacts with China and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
China
Brazil
Ford Dismissal Action Refused in NLRB Case at Ford River Rouge
The Ford Motor Co loses a bid to dismiss a national labor relations board complaint accusing unfair labor practices. Arthur Oszle of the Detroit News testified he was with Ford personnel director Harry Bennet from 1:30 to 3 p.m. May 28 as union organizers were beaten at River Rouge plant gate 4. John Godleski identified Bennet and two Ford employees at the scene and heard a remark praising “good work.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
N.L.R.B
Arthur Oszle
Detroit News
Harry Bennet
Ford
United Austmile
Ford Company
John Godleski
Bod
Bennett
Godleski
Gate 4
River Rouge
Ogle
Second Lieut Oscar B Steely Assigned To Coast Artillery
Second Lieut Oscar B Steely United States Army reports for duty September 12 at Fort Sheridan Illinois after graduating from West Point in June. He joins the 61st Coast Artillery anti aircraft unit and notes his brother Hobart is a Milwaukee news editor. Fort Sheridan lies between Chicago and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar B. Steely
Fort Sheridan
Steely
West Point
61St Coast Artillery
Hobart
Milwaukee
Ft. Sheridan
Chicago
Woman jailed escapes window at county jail during ward break
Wilma Church of Council Bluffs Iowa a 37 year old arrested Sunday for disturbing the peace was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. She broke a window and frame in the women’s ward and escaped last night. She is under a physician’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Church
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Japan Faces Grave Problem on Eve of Parliament Meeting
Tokyo reports on the eve of a special parliamentary session as Japan readies for possible war with China. The nation of 100 million mobilizes for a continental clash, with thousands of reinforcements rushed to China and calls for further action if needed. A temporary truce in north China is viewed as limited and not curbing future clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
China
Asia
Heat Wave Forecast With 90s Seen This Week
Weather bureau reports continue hot conditions with temperatures hovering near 90 degrees. At 2 PM today the thermometer reached 94, while noon readings showed 89 and Wednesday’s high was 96, aided by light winds making heat feel sharper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Drivers fined for licenseless driving in Blackfoot
Five drivers were fined five dollars each in Blackfoot on Wednesday for operating without a license. The names listed are Glenn Hogstead and E G West of Blackfoot, Manly David Ellett and John W Foreman of Pocatello, and Thomas Adamson of Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Glenn Hogstead
E. G. West
Manly David Ellett
John W. Foreman
Pocatello
Thomas Adamson
Sterling
Shaw Passes Bar Idaho Falls Admits Shaw Among Four
Four of twelve applicants passed Idaho state bar exam. Admitted to practice includes Charles Clinton Shaw of Pocatello. The notification appears in Idaho Falls dated July 22 with details on licensing outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Charles Clinton Shaw
Pocatello
Administration Backers Fight to Save FDR Legislative Program
A coalition of Senate supporters pushes to keep Congress in session to pass housing wage hour and farm bills despite calls to adjourn. Senator McNary opposes major action urging study next session while Senator Pope backs hearings on the farm bill and production controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
con-gTess
McNary
Ore
Pope
Idaho
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Michigan
House
Borah
Ida
Brooklyn and New York Batter Games Updated Scores
In Brooklyn R. H. E. Pittsburgh 10 to 14 over Brooklyn 10 to 14, with Lucas Todd Henshaw Hoyt Butcher and Spencer as batters. At New York R. H. E. Cincinnati 3 to 0 over New York 4 to 1, featuring Grissom Mooty V Davis Schumacher and Danning. In Philadelphia R. H. E. Chicago 1 to 6 over Philadelphia 7 to 7, with Shoun French O'Dea LaMaster Mulcahy Atwood. In Boston R. H. E. St Louis 0 to 6, Boston 1 to 2, batteries Johnson Owen MacFayden Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Lucas
Todd
Henshaw
Hoyt, Butcher and Spencer
New York
Cincinnati
Grissom, Mooty
V. Davis
Schumacher
Danning
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Chicago
Shoun
French
O'Dea
LaMaster
Mulcahy
Atwood
Boston
R. H. E. St. Louis
Johnson and Owen
MacFayden
Mueller
Battery lineups from three cities in recent games
In Cleveland Philadelphia faced Cleveland with a 0 to 1 score. Battery assignments included Newsom Ostermuller Thomas and DeSautels Wade and Bolton. In St Louis R H E New York played St Louis 1 to 0 with Hadley Dickey Knott and Hemsley as batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsom
Ostermueller
Thomas and DeSautels
Wade and
Bolton
New York
St. Louis
Hadley and Dickey
Knott and Hemsley
Funeral services for Carl Braun at Baptist church
Funeral services for Carl Braun age 71 who died in a Salt Lake hospital Tuesday will be held Friday at 2 PM from the Baptist church with Reverend Mack McGray in charge. Interment will be in Grove City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Carl Braun
Salt Lake
The
Baptist Church
Mack McGray
Grove City Cemetery
Plan to Enlarge Supreme Court Virtually Dead
Senate action kills Roosevelt court expansion effort for this session. Members vote 70 to 20 to return the bill to the judiciary committee to draft a substitute dealing only with lower courts within ten days. The committee then moves to prepare a new measure limited to court procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Barkley
Bill
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Palmer-Laborte
Shipstead
Minnesota
la Follette
Lundeen
Norris
Logan
Johnson
R-Calif
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Garner
Wheeler
D-Mont
Ickes Attacks Eastern Sugar Refineries as Selfish Monopolists
Secretary Ickes accused eastern sugar refiners of selfish monopoly aims in pushing to defeat pending sugar control legislation. He cited Senator O Mahoney charging the interior department with blocking action and urged fair treatment for Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands while maintaining a quota system and proposed excise tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Interior Department
O Mahoney
D-Wye
Iekes
O'Mahoney
Acks
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Congress
O’mahoney
Agricultural Committee
Roosevelt
David
Goliath
Weather Outlook With Evening Fair Skies
Generally fair tonight and Friday with warmer conditions. Increasing cloudiness expected in the south portion, and afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains of the southeast portion.
Nazi Leader Faces Defeat in Religion Clash
At a Rotary meeting Father Edmund R. Cody argued Hitler's regime struggles against Christianity, comparing Hitler to Bismarck and warning no race can suppress Christian teachings. The talk noted Rotary members from Utah and Idaho and updates on district reorganization and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Edmund R. Cody
St. Joseph's Church
Cody
Bismarck
Htler
Catholic Church
Wests
Harold Challand
Sterling
D. C. Burnham
Stockton
Calif
James Smith
Blackfoot
Art E Sadler
Sacramento
O. B. Steely
S. Christensen
Ambrose McGuire
Keith Madill
Salt Lake City
Willam S. Cady
Pocatello Club
H. D. MacCosham
Finis Bentley
Henry Dworshak
Utah-Idaho Rotary
UAH Weather: Parity Clouds Tonight and Friday
The UA H weather brief notes cloudy skies tonight and Friday with little change in temperatures. Expect muted warming or cooling and continued overcast conditions through Friday.
Bobby Rush mystery files its third year missing in Idaho
A 2 year old named Bobby Rush vanished near Sage Creek in Kootenai county on July 21 1935 while parents picked huckleberries. The case baffled sheriffs and volunteers with no clues found despite large search efforts and air and dogs. Some believe he was kidnapped or taken by a bear. others point to a blue car. The parents later faced relocation and Bobby was born in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur D'Alene
North Idaho
Bobby Rush
Sage Creek
Kootenai County
A. W. Rush
Idaho Panhandle
Bobby
Rush
Athol
CCC
O. K
Wyoming
Rotary club picnic committees named for Ross Park event
H. D. MacCosham announced the Rotary club picnic at Ross park on Thursday afternoon August 12. Appointed luncheon chairmen are J. P. Halliwell Finis Bentley Arthur Baker and Willard Lun bonfire chair William Hill refreshments L. H. Merrill and Birdwell Finlayson, children's games Dr. James R. Young, women's sports Rae P. Stratford attendance Eric Calph Rolf E. S. Harper softball Grant Dougall and prizes H. KR. Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. MacCosham
Rotary Club
Ross Park
J. P. Halliwell
Finis Bentley
Arthur Baker
Willard Lunc
William Hill
L. H. Merrill
Birdwell Finlayson
James R. Young
Rae P. Stratford
Eric Calph
Rolf
E. S. Harper
Grant Dougall
H. KR. Flint
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Pact
Sheridan
James A. Mills
Associated Press
North
Shaw
Bone
Wash
Nell Traxler
Roy Pete Traxler
Durant, Okla
Traxler
Red River
Tribune-Ap
Cleveland
Smith and Brucker
Wyatt and Pytlak
Tribune-Journal
Rooosevelt
Pope and
Thomas
Utah
King
Federal Land Bank
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Minton
D-Ind
Ashurst
D-Ariz
S. J. McMillan
Department of Justice
Portland, Ore
Spokane-Pendleton
Aida
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