Il Duce Paper Warns War IV Editorial
In Milan July 44 the iL Duce paper denounces postwar make believe and calls for realism. The 750 word piece mocks Democratic powers and attacks claims that General Franco is insurgent and that Valencia hosts a legitimate Spanish government. It says war debts remain a false belief.
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Il Duce
Milan
Italy
Enito Mussolini
Italia
United States
Rome
Duce
Generalselmo Francisco Franco
Valencia
D Pop- Olo
Tokyo Gothay Hop Planned for Transatlantic Flight
Japan aims to launch a nonstop Tokyo to New York flight in an all Japanese designed plane. The Aeronautic Institute claims a 10 000 mile range with 600 hp engine and 14 wing tanks for 80 to 90 hours. Experts doubt takeoff with full fuel. record distance stands at 6 262 miles by Russians.
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Tokyo
Japan
New York
Aeronautic Institute of Imperial University
Moscow
California
Mrs Fechtel 81 Dies in Pocatello Saturday
Mrs Sarah Fechtel 81 died Saturday at 6 15 p m at 408 North Eleventh. Born in Rushton England January 3 1856 she lived in Pocatello 25 years. She leaves three sons Edward Fred Joseph all of Pocatello four daughters and 21 grandchildren. Body at McHan mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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Sarah Fechtel
North
Rushton
England
Pocatello
Henry L. Fechtel
Mount Olive Church
Edward J. Fechtel
East Lewis
Edward
Fred
Joseph Fechtel
Co. E. Selders
Glen Mullihan
George Miller
Butte
Mont
T. J. Daniels
Akron
Colo
McHan Mortuary
Daniels Heads Twin Falls IRS District Lead
Delmar Daniels departs going to Twin Falls to oversee internal revenue collections for the district. Mrs. Daniels previously served as deputy collector in Pocatello.
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Delmar Daniels
Twinght
Twin Falls
Internal Revenue
Mrs. Daniels
Pocatello
Commissioner Balderston in city on law enforcement business
State Commissioner of law enforcement J L Balderston, former police chief, is spending several days in the city on department business.
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J. L. Balderston
Carey A Merrill Promotes Wet Sprint At Pioneer Day
The report notes Carey A Merrill speaking about a wet sprint event set for Pioneer Day Saturday. Local enthusiasts anticipate details and potential participation from regional athletes.
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Carey A. L. Merrill
May run for senate as Arkansas elects nominee
Democratic party in Arkansas debates the 1930s senatorial race to succeed the late Joseph T. Robinson. Mrs Robinson is cited as a possible independent candidate while Gov. Bailey weighs an interim appointment. Other names mentioned include Alb Walls Lonoke attorney and Rep John L. McClellan of Malvern. Former Gov George W Donaghey and Brooks Hays are also discussed by party leaders.
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Little Rock
Ark
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Joseph T. Robinson
Pleason
Hearn i
Tnt Lee Gnams Uraing
Carl E. Bailey
Robinson
S. Robinson
Walls
Lonoke
John L. McClellan
Malvern
Bailey
Senate
George W. Donaghey
Brooks Hays
Elks Beat Sorgatz 4–3 At Rainey Park In Late Rally
The playful Elks edged Sorgatz 4 to 3 at Rainey Park last night. Without Willis Reynolds on the mound Hardware could not stop Sorgatz from taking a late lead before the Elks tied the score in the fifth and scored the winning run in the seventh. Houde allowed the late runs while Rauch finished for the Elks.
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Elks
Sorgatz
Rainey Park
Hardware
Willis “Tuffy” Reynolds
Houde
Houde and
Rauch
Pew and Parker
Hospital Move In Police Ambulance For Mrs Ressler
Mrs Henrietta Ressler of 337 West Bridger was taken to General hospital Friday by police ambulance on the instruction of County Physician H. H. Hughart.
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Henrietta Ressler
West Bridger
General Hospital
H. H. Hughart
Rebel Troops Seize Brunete Near Madrid After Attack
Spanish insurgents under General Franco breached Brunete, 15 miles west of Madrid, after a day-long assault. Government reports say heavy shelling and close-quarters fighting followed as insurgents entered the town and engaged defenders. Air battles over La Alberica airfield accompanied the siege with multiple aircraft involved.
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Madrid
Brunete
Ate
Francisco Franco
Brinete
Junete
Brunette
la Alberica
Fich'inz
Brunete Con
Recall of LDS Migration And Utah Pioneer Parade
The article describes a page three drama The Builders about Mormon converts from England to Utah. Church leaders present include Oliver Smith Bryant Hinckley James Kirkham Frank Evang and John Widstoe. Utah marks Brigham Young pioneers anniversary with a state holiday and a five mile parade drawing thousands in Salt Lake City with Gov Blood and Gen Sweeney observing.
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Palmyra
Jesus Christ of Saints
Irek
Great Salt Lake Valley
England
America
Utah
Oliver Smith
Bryant F. Hinckley
Chicago
Tates
James Kirkham
Louisville
Frank Evang
New York
John Widstoe
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Henry H. Blood
Walter C. Sweeney
Fort Douglas
No Relief Seen For Heat Wave
Potatello's heat wave persisted with no relief likely today. Saturday reached 94 degrees, similar to Friday, with a 60 degree low and little wind until the afternoon. At 11 p.m. the official reading was 72, and temperatures were expected to stay in the low nineties.
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Potatello
Focal Weather Bureau
Fort Hall Indian Sun Dance events and cautions at Buffalo Lodge
Crowds gather for the Fort Hall Sun Dance with noon feast and 3 p.m. program for whites and Indians led by Chief Johnny Ballard and Walter H. Cleave. Dancing ended Saturday morning after hours of exertion. two youth dancers were carried out for exhaustion and exposure. Cameras were confiscated from visitors despite prior warnings. Access to Buffalo Lodge listed via Tyhee on the Yellowstone Highway or via the Old Oregon Trail route from Pocatello.
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Fort Hall
Buffalo Lodge
Johnny Ballard
Walter H. Cleave
Tyhee
Yelowstone
Irvine Quits Journal Post After 30 Years as Editor
Portland Oregon July 24 Sightless B F Irvine retires as editor of the Oregon Journal after nearly 30 years and will take another job. P L Jackson son of founder C B Jackson becomes editor and publisher. Irvine says retirement will allow him to engage more directly in local advancement campaigns and activities.
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Portland
Ore
B. F. Irvine
Oregon Journal
Irvine
The
Jeal
C. 8. Jackson
P. L. Jackson
Crvallis
Jackson
Senate Panel Drafts Court Measure to Speed Lower Courts
The senate judiciary committee worked on a six point plan to streamline lower federal courts including attorney general participation, extra judges, and a three judge panel for constitutional questions. Senator Borah would add a seventh provision targeting abuses in bankrupt corporate reorganizations.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Borah
R.-Ida
Slow exit of Chinese irks Japanese leaders
Peiping July 24. Japanese army leaders say the North China crisis, two weeks from brink of war, eased as Chinese troops agreed to withdraw and Japanese forces began stopping trains on the Peiping Hankow line. General Sune and Premier Chiang Kai-shek moved to end the standoff, with Chinese and Japanese actions drawing in troops and suspending service.
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Peiping
North China
China
Japan
theiping-Hankow
Hsiung Ping
Nanking
Simo
Chiane Kai-Shek
Sune
Tsin
Souhern
Youth inens deadliest gas claims outlined by student
Ames Iowa July 24 Leon Prenn 23, ISU chemistry student and US Army ordnance officer candidate, says he has perfected a gas that defeats gas masks by removing soda lime. He claims it is a mustard gas and phosgene blend plus an additive, can be made cheaply from copper and zinc smelter wastes, refineries and salt, and may be stored briefly in case items. He warns only US has sufficient sulphur deposits to enable production and that the gas would act quickly without soda lime, though it supposedly degrades after months.
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Ames
Iowa
Leon Prenn
Iowa State College
Prenn
New York City
U. S Army Ordnance Department
United States
Mssimonds
Senator Vandenberg Proposes Amendments to Labor Relations Act
Washington July 24 Senator Vandenberg announced he will offer amendments to the labor relations act in a bid to complicate the stalled serries of measures. The Senate is to take up the bill next.
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Washington
Vandenberg Oh
Senate
Tacoma Strikes Hit Ten Stores In Retail Walkout
Tacoma merchants faced a walkout by International Protective Association of Retail Clerks members. Ten stores including Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward Kress J C Penney Wentworth and Metropolitan chain outlets plus Peoples Fisher Rhodes were closed. Clerks seek a $15 to $20 weekly minimum under a contract expired June 1 and plan to stay shut for weeks.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tnternational Protective Association of
Mastly
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Kress
J. C. Penney
Wentworth
Metropolitan
The
Peoples
Fishers
Rhodes
Appointments Made to U C I Faculty in Idaho
Three people were named to the University of Idaho teaching staff by the Idaho board of education. Melba C. Oren from the University of Utah becomes district home demonstration agent. Oren B. Evans from the University of Wisconsin is appointed assistant professor of law. Margaret McGinty from the University of Missouri is chosen as assistant in the department of physical education. D. Kenneth Thomas of Shelley is named five-year member of the state textbook committee in succession to E. M. Carter of Rupert.
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Boise
Idaho Board of Education
University Ofdaho
Melba C. Oren
University of Utah
Oren B. Evans
University of Wiscasin
Margaret McGinty
University of Missouri
D. Kenneth Thomas
Shelley
E. M. Carter
Rupert
Fifteen People Overcome Heat in Salt Lake Parade
In Salt Lake City on July 24, fifteen individuals collapsed from heat during a "covered wagon days" parade and were treated at an improvised hospital set up in the police gymnasium.
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Salt Lake City
Fifeen Persns
Rush to Adjourn Threatens Delay Roosevelt's Bills
Washington July 24. A rush to adjourn threatens the five point program laid out by President Roosevelt for this session. Senator Barkley and the president discussed salvage options while Representative Woodrum warned against jammed passage of a heavy program. The wage and hour bill is targeted for Senate passage by late Tuesday, with a joint committee to pick a new chairman after Senator Robinson’s death.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Potomac
Repreentative Woodrum
Virginia
House
Congress
Barkley
Senate
House Labor Committee
Hew
Robinson
Manhunt Continues in Aravaipa Canyon Feud Case
Florence Arizona July 24 deputies press a new round of assault with intent to kill charges against Joe Towner and Bill Wheeler tied to the revived haunted corral feud. Doc Deaver and Joe Flieger sign the complaints amid a rugged search and a murder case backdrop.
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Arizona
Florence, Ariz
F— Sheriff's Deputies
Aravaipa Canyon
Justice of the Peace Boy Guild
Joe Towner
Bill Wheeler
A. B
Doc) Deaver
Joe Flieger
Flieger
Henry Towner
Joe
Corral
Deaver
Fleger
Scottsboro Rape Charges Dropped Against Four
Decatur Ala July 24 four African American defendants were freed as rape charges were dropped in the Scottsboro case while five others received sentences from 20 years to death after multiple retrials and long jail terms. Prosecutors cited doubts about key witnesses and questioned identity when dismissing charges against juveniles the ill man and a man deemed practically blind.
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Scottsboro
Decatur
Ala
Paint Rock
Ruby Bates
Victoria Price
Ozie Powell
Alabama
United States Supreme Court
Clarence Norris
Andy Wright
Olen Montgomer
Willie Roberson
Eugene Williams
Roy Wright
Roberson
Olen Montgomery
Union Pacific Told to Purge Violations Before Idaho Operations
A joint Interstate Commerce Commission board urged Union Pacific to purge itself of wilful and persistent motor carrier act violations before approving any service between Ketchum and Sun Valley Idaho. The commission cited lack of Idaho certificate and warned penalties for noncompliance.
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Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Ketchum
Idaho
Sun Valley Lodg
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. B. Thompson
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho Commission
Thompson
Tisho Commission
Idaho Moose Name Officers at State Convention
Jerome Idaho July 24 P Martin Barclay of Boise was installed as president of the Idaho Loyal Order of Moose as over 250 delegates closed a three day tenth annual state convention. Delegates named Boise as 1938 convention city with officers Grant Hughes Dora Willikerson E M Rhodes Charles Simmons Flossie Hill Vance Wilkerson William Cramer Ben Ahlschlager Elsal Cornelisin and Leona Warren continuing in their posts.
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Jerome
Idaho
Martin Barclay
Boise
Idaho Loyal Order of Moose
Grant Hughes
Dora Willikerson
Caldwell
E. M. Rhodes
Charles Simmons
Montpelier
Flossie Hill
Gooding
Vance Wilkerson
Wiliam Cramer
Glenns Ferry
Ben Ahlschlager
Pocatello
Elsal Cornelisin
Leona Warren
Nampa
Outlaw’s Wife Pleads Innocent in Oklahoma Case
Mrs Pete Traxler wife of the wounded Oklahoma outlaw pleaded innocent to a Grady county charge of harboring and assisting a fugitive and was jailed on 3500 bond She was free on 5000 bond on a federal charge of aiding her husband while he fled from Huntsville prison farm The outlaw was recaptured by a hostage who shot him with his own gun and he awaited trial in McAnlester penitentiary hospital for robbery with firearms in three counties
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Chickasha
Okla
Pete Traxler
Oklahoma
Grady County
Traxler
Huntsville
Tex
McAnlester Penitentiary Hospital
Theft Report at CCC Headquarters in Kasiskea
Lieutenant Evans of the CCC headquarters in Kasiskea filed a theft report. Details indicate an incident at the central office with ongoing investigations and procedural follow ups.
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Lieutenant Evans
CCC
The
Kasiskea
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D. -Mont
Beiter
Tribune-Journal
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