Sabotage Hinted in Ship Fire on City of Baltimore
Two dead and two missing among 93 aboard when the bay steamer City of Baltimore burned near Bodkin Point. Captain Brooks floated sabotage as a theory while a federal inquiry begins hearings and inspectors probe the blaze and a series of minor explosions.
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Baltimore
Charles O. Brooks
City of Baltimore
Washington
Marine Inspection and Navigation Bureau
Bodkin Point
Brooks
Chesapeake Bay Line
Theater Manager Appeals Morals Conviction in Beauty Contest
Boris Posner, accused of making improper advances to girls measured for a bathing beauty contest, denied a new trial and filed notice of appeal. Nine girls and a policewoman testified against Posner on the morals charge in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Boris Posner
Posner
Tribune-Ap
Child Killed by Boulder as Utah Storm Ravages Region
Torrential rain caused a deadly rock slide at Canyon-bound Castle Gate, killing Ellen Burgess five and injuring her father Clyde Burgess. Ruby Petty and Mrs. Burgess suffered injuries. a two-month-old baby remained unharmed. Nine others injured statewide. two swimmers were rescued off Great Salt Lake after high waves trapped Garnet Christiansen and Bob Overby.
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Geendulus
Ellen Burgess
Clyde Burgess
Utah
Idaho
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Great Salt Lake
Garnet Christiansen
Bob Overby
Salt Lake City
Black Rock Beach
Glen Bowen
Lawrence Barrett
Veterans Will Fly Last Trip For Park Airways Merger
Salt Lake City July 30 The pilots who founded National Parks Airways nine years ago will fly the final flights Sunday before its merger with Western Air Express A W Stevenson now VP will pilot a twin motor Boeing on the original route from Great Falls Montana to Salt Lake City Russell Lund co pilot will join him Ray T Elsmore will follow the same route begun August 1 1928 with E L Anderson as co pilot The merger gives Western Air 1329 route miles from San Diego to Great Falls via Los Angeles Salt Lake City Pocatello Idaho Falls Butte Helena and Great Falls including major western stops
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Salt Lake City
National Parks Airways
Western Air Express
A. W. Stevenson
Greet Falls
Mont
Boeing
Russel Lund
Ray T. Elsmore
E. L. Anderson
Western Air
San Diego
Los Angeles
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Birth announced for Silfast baby in city
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Silfast of 515 South Grant. The brief notice records the newborn as a new family addition in the local area.
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T. B. Silfast
South
Grantesee
Moon house murder case revived by bundle found
Fort Hall authorities reopen Doty Lewis case after fishermen found a waterlogged bundle of clothing and bedding on the Portneuf river near the site where 13 year old Mabel Sawyer was found five years ago. If confirmed, the find challenges the original trial and tribal customs of burning belongings.
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Moon House
Fort Hall Reservation
F. A. Gross
Doty Lewis
Portneuf
Mabel Sawyer
Gross
Lewis
Miss Sawyer
Milton Zener
J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
Zener
Annie Drink Sawyer McGill
Senate Rejects Small Firm Exemption In Wage Hour Bill
The Senate rejected an amendment by Senator Reynolds to exempt firms employing ten or fewer from wage hour provisions. The vote 52 to 1 reflected administration strength amid Republican and conservative Democratic opposition. AFL officials pressured to delay action while Black noted federation support in Birmingham telegram.
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Washington
Senate
ReynoMs
D.N. C
Harrison
D. Miss
Ala
Green
Mattern Gets Permit for 1938 Transpolar Flight
Jimmy Mattern received a permit from the Bureau of Air Commerce for a trans polar flight to Moscow. The approval, effective early next year, followed a conference with commerce department officials and Mattern's flight organization. Assistant Secretary J. Monroe Johnson said safety concerns delayed the trip until next year.
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Washington
Bureau of Air Commerce
Jimmy Mattern
North Pole
Moscow
Commerce Department
J. Monroe Johnson
Department
Changes Seen in Sugar Bill
Washington delegates report they will strike out sections of the sugar bill objected to by three cabinet officers in order to bring the measure to debate next week. Representative Cummings says a delegation from sugar producing states met with Ickes Hull and other administration chiefs without securing department approval. President Roosevelt reportedly backs the departments in their objections to the bill.
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Washington
House
Cummings
Colo
Ickes
Hull
Interior, State and Agriculture Departments
House Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Idaho students among 1265 in UH summer session
Pocatello’s Lydia E. Thiel represents Idaho at the University of Hawaii summer session with 1,265 students enrolled the largest ever. Idaho participants include Dorothy Ann Walstra of Boise and Ellen Blaine Greer of Potlatch.
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Pocatelloan
Honolulu
Pocatello
Lydia E. Thiel
Idaho
University of Hawaii
Dorothy Ann Walstra
Boise
Ellen Blaine Greer
Potlatch
Roosevelt Keeps Eyes on War in China
AP dispatch reports bombs in Tientsin and fighting near Peiping as 50 000 central army troops rumored march on Beijing Tokyo orders secret steps in North China Roosevelt pledges close watch over weekend as U S actions remain uncertain in the far east
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Tokyo
Japan
North China
Washington
Rooosevelt
Roosevelt
State Department
China
U.S
Hull
Utah Boy Lost 30 Hours Found Near Heber City
Eight year old Tommie Carlile wandered about 30 hours in the Uinta mountains before Farley Smith the sheepherder found him more than 10 miles from the corral. The boy was guided downhill toward a belled horse where he and Smith met. He returned home after a night of rest.
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Heber City
Utah
Tommie Carlile
Uinta Mountain
Fred G. Carlile
Farley Smith
Wasatch County
Smith
Tommie
Carlile
1000 Acre Forest Fire Burns Near Challis Idaho
A 1000 acre wildfire, the season’s largest in the Challis area, spread through timber slopes of the Challis National Forest. Forest Supervisor E E McKean appealed for 250 extra firefighters, to be recruited from Civilian Conservation Corps camps. The fire, whose cause is undetermined, was spotted between Stanley Lake and the Sawtooth summit northwest of Stanley.
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Challis
Challis National Forest
E. E. McKe
Civiliam Conservation Corps
Stanley Lake
Sawtooth Mountain Range
Stanley
Vanderbilt Withdraws Ranger From Eastern Yacht Club Cruise
Newport Rhode Island July 30 Har old 8 withdrew Ranger from today's concluding race of the Eastern Yacht Club cruise. The yacht will be skipped by Vanderbilt in favor of entering Endeavour II tomorrow against T O M Sopwiths second British challenger.
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Newport
Rk. IL
Harold
Vanderbilt
Ranger
T. O. M. Sopwith
Eastern Yacht Club
Central Chinese Army Is Ordered To Oppose Japan
The Central Chinese Army reportedly receives orders to deploy 50 000 troops to Peiping front as heavy fighting erupts around Yenching University and Peiping. J Leighton Stuart reports Americans sheltering there and describes skirmishes, flights, and shifting front lines near Tungchow Wanpinghsien and the Marco Polo bridge.
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Japan
Peiping
Yenching University
China
J. Leighton Stuart
Stuart
Tungchow
Here
Yungtin
Wanpinghsien
Marco Polo
29Th
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Tientsin
Chinese Peace Preservation Corps
Slaying Probe Focused on Idaho Car Theft Case
Boise police questioned a man named John Aleck from Poca in connection with the slaying of Patrick McCarthy whose body was found near Downey and a blood spattered car located three miles west of Pocatello. Authorities turnover to Sheriff Pace in Burley and Bannock County sheriffs coordinate the investigation across Cassia and Bannock counties.
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Boise
Patrick McCarthy
Burley
Maurice Rossiter
P. D. Pace
Bannock County
Robert Puemire
Pocatello
Baseball Scores From New York Boston and Washington
In New York the Louis and New York teams split with 27 to 8. Detroit beat Boston 5 to 6. in Washington Cleveland defeated Washington 3 to 2. Batteries listed include Hogsett Strickland Hemsley Heath Wicker Dickey Bridges Coffman Hayworth Grove Walberg Wilson Desautels Whitehill L Brown Pytlak Becker Deshong R Ferrell Millies. Only three games were scheduled.
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New York
R. H. E F. S. Louis
Hogsett, Strickland and
Hemsley
Heath, Wicker and Dickey
Boston
Detroit
Bridges
Coffman and
Hayworth
Grove
Walberg, Wilson and Desautels
Washington
R. H. E. Cleveland
Whitehill
L. Brown
Pytlak
Becker
Deshong
R. Ferrell
Millies
Batteries and line scores from two 1930s baseball games
At Pittsburgh the Pirates beat the Cubs 17 to 2 with Bush and Mueller and Brandt and Todd as batteries. In Chicago the Cubs lost to the New York team 6 to 3 with Gumbert and Dan ning and Lee and O'Dea as batteries. Philadelphia at Cincinnati had a night game.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Bush
Mueller
Brandt
Todd
Chicago
New York
Gumbert
Danning
Lee
O'Dea
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Local showers forecast after warm afternoon high
A Po catello weather bureau report shows a 84 degree high at 3 PM with 35 percent humidity. Officials warn of local showers or thunderstorms as the afternoon progresses.
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Pocatello Weather Bureau
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H. Paige
Cy Haynie
Norfolk
William Klecka
United States
Marshall August Klecka
Bayside
Richard B. Wysong
Wiliam D. Sanner
Child
The
Associated Press
Sawyer
Fort Hall
Indian Council
Mr. Zener
American Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
Federation
Metal Trades Department
Frey
Mattern
Denver
Portland
Salt Lake
Seattle
Rooseeult
Pfiping
Central Army
Yuchting River
Uniersity
J. Emer Harris
John Aleck
Aleck
Harris
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