University to Present Show by Richard Wilkie and A Anes
The University theater closes its season with The Romantic Age directed by Thora Martin who also stars. Charlies Anderson and Melba Bowman lead in the farewell performance with a cast featuring Helen Moyer, Fiom Kelly Lloyd Sullivan, Oren Allison, Celia Denni and others in roles Mrs Knowle, Thora Martin, Melivande, Jane Bagot, and more.
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Richard Wilkie A. Anes
University Theater
Thora Martin
Miss Martin
Liliom
Charlies Anderson
Melba Bowman
Helen Moyer Fiom Kelly Lloyd Sullivan
Oren Allison
Pravier Hall
Helen Moyer
Maguette
Marie
Thora Marti Melivande
Meiba Bowman
Jane Bagot
Alice Gladys Edwards
Mr Knowle
Lloyd Sullivan
Bobby Oren Allison Gervase Mallory Sharles Anderson
Celia Denny Master
Susan Fivin Kelly
Korean Communists Bombard District Buildings in Kirin Province
A Seul dispatch reports about a band of 100 Korean communists who bombed and set fire to a Korean association building and schools and Japanese consulates in Kirin province's Chien tae district. Bombings hit Wanki and Lung Ching isun as well as other towns, with communications and electric plants destroyed before Chinese and Japanese forces expelled the communists.
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Korres
Kengo
Korean Association
Chientae
Kirin Province
Manchuria
Wanki
Lung Ching Isun
Chientao
Goebbels Fined for Von Hindenburg Alive Question in Berlin
A Berlin court fined Dr Paul Goebbels, editor of a fascist periodical and NS Reichstag member, 200 dollars for an article asking "Is Von Hindenburg Still Alive?" The ruling targets extreme rightists unable to resist sarcasm toward President Hindenburg over the Young Plan.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Berl
Paul Goebbels
Reichstag
Colorado population tops one million in early census data
Denver and Colorado overall show population over one million as preliminary AP figures list 672,350 for the state with 50 of 63 counties counted. Denver county's total is not yet set but expected near 300000, with early estimates around 289000 for the capital city.
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Denver
Colorado
Associated Press
Engagement Announcement for Mary Clark to Nelson Rockefeller
Mary Heedhunter Clark of Philadelphia will wed Nelson A. Rockefeller on June 23. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy Hamilton Clark. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr.
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Mary Heedhunter Clark
Percy Hamilton Clark
Philadephia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John DD. Rockefeller, Jr
Fort Hall Field Day Showcases Student Work and Sports
Fort Hall Indian school hosted a field day with 1300 guests including Supt. J. L. Barnes. Four sewing clubs displayed 12,000 garments while the boys engineering department presented a full show of irrigation equipment. Fort Hall beat an American Legion nine 6-3 and later 9-2, with tug of war, pie eating, greased pole, greased pig and potato races among other events.
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Tribune
Fort Hall
Supt
J. L. Barnes
American Legion
Pocatello
Brutal attack on woman victim at resort prompts arrests
Nine suspects were arrested in two local hotels after a woman, Miss Price, was beaten and robbed leaving a resort. Thieves stole a $1,500 diamond ring, a wrist watch, and $7, missing another ring hidden in her stocking toe. Miss Price, knocked unconscious, suffered tooth loss, a concussion, and multiple cuts. A Baker woman, Babe Baker, is believed to be the assailant, identified by Miss Price while semi conscious.
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Miss Price
Baker
Babe Baker
Army Beats Pittsburgh In Dual Meet
The Army track and field team defeated the University of Pittsburgh 85 to 41 in Pittsburgh.
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ARMY
PITTS
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Two Men Die In Holdredge Plane Crash In Scottsbluff
Rey H Libby and Harold Lyman officials of Western Public Service Holdredge Neb were killed when their licensed airplane crashed on a downtown street in Scottsbluff Neb. Witnesses reported engine trouble before the crash and an explosion followed the crash burning the craft and bodies.
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F. A. Brewster
Holdrege
Jury Awards 150 for Condemnation of Lago Land
A Down Town jury valued a 150 by 180 yard land strip near Whiskey creek at Lago at 150 and awarded $150 to defendant. The case C H Bassett vs James Sorensen was heard in district court before Judge Jay L Downing and extended over a week with proceedings as an appraisal of land for a power plant site.
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James Sorensen
Lago
Jay L. Downing
Whiskey Creek
Bassett
College Baseball Scores From Five Regions
Ohio State defeated Navy 10 to 7 at Annapolis while Minnesota won 8 to 3 over Northwestern in Minneapolis. Iowa State beat Nebraska 14 to 8, Notre Dame topped Indiana 86 to 6, Bucknell edged Army 1 to 0, Holy Cross defeated Harvard 6 to 0, and Yale beat Princeton 11 to 7 in Worcester and New Haven.
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Ohio State
Navy
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Minnesota
Lincoln
Nebraska
Iowa State
Southbend
Notre Dame
Indiana
Lewsburg
Bucknell University
Army
Worcester
Holy Cross
Harvard
Coast League Roundup Salem Seattle and Bay City
AP report describes Seattle missing a seventh inning chance as Sacramento edged them 3 2. San Francisco won two of five with ninth inning rallies defeating Hollywood 7 6 after an 8 7 opener. Los Angeles held off the Missions 8 7 despite an eight run early lead. Portland Ducks beat Oakland 8 5 to run four straight.
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Taylor
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hollywood
Wetzel
Bassler
Jacobs
Los Angeles
Sw . L. Pillette
Douglas
Knott
Hofmann
Brenzel
Horne
Ballou
Hannah
New Records Made in Chicago Meet Shine Bright
Tim Quinn from Ludington Michigan set the 880 yard meet record at the National Interscholastic track and field meet at the University of Chicago with 1 57.2 after a late surge. Charles Casper from Harlanden Texas clocked 15.1 in the 120 yard high hurdles to beat Amsden Oliver of Roosevelt Ohio by about two inches. Delbert White, representing Pleasanton Kansas, set a Stage meet discus record with 143 feet 2 inches, surpassing the previous mark by nearly seven feet.
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Tim Quinn
Ludington
Mich
University of Chicago
Quinn
Kasper
Shattuck School
Fairbault
Baton Rouge
Keller
East High
Columbus
Ohio
Delbert White
Pleasanton
Kas
White
Moreau
Fort Collins, Colo
Pugmire and Howard Set for Ogden Invitational Final
Ralph Pugmire of Salt Lake City will meet Frank Howard, also of Salt Lake City, in a 36 hole final for the Ogden Invitational golf championship. Pugmire defeated defending champion Dick Freed 2 up in the semifinals, while Howard beat Mark Murphy 5 and 3 to reach the final.
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Ogden
Ralph Pugmire
Frank Howard
Salt Lake City
Pugmire
Dick Freed
Howard
Mark Murphy
Davis Cup Doubles Won by Kozeluh and Menzel
In Scheveningen Holland May 31 AP Kozeluh and Menzel of Czechoslovakia beat Hans Timmer and A Diemer Koll to give their country a 2 1 lead in the Davis Cup third round They won 7 9 6 2 6 1 3 6 6 4 The earlier singles matches were split between teams.
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Holland
Jan Kozeluh
Roderich Menzell
Czechoslovakia
Hans Timmer
A. Diemer Koll
Wallace Golfer Wins Idaho State Championship at Hayden Lake
Billy Wills of Waiil, winner with a 154 total over 36 holes at Hayden Lake course near Coeur d Alene. Fifteen players advanced from the 36 hole qualifying round held yesterday in the Idaho State Golf Association championship.
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Coeur D'Alene
Billy Wills
Wai
Hayden Lake
Wisconsin Wins Big Ten Baseball Championship
Wisconsin defeated Michigan 1 to 0 to clinch the Big Ten title. Illinois finished runner up with eight wins and two losses. Wisconsin totaled nine wins and one loss in the final standings.
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Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Illinois
Hoover Seeks Rest in Alleghenies Hunting Lodge Range
President Hoover spends time in the Allegheny forests near a lodge, trapping wildlife and fishing the streams for brook trout. He notes cool weather, sees several brook trout caught, and leaves with a renewed glow after a day in the chill sunlight.
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Virginia
McKenvie Resigns from Federal Farm Board Post in Nebraska
Samuel R. McKenvie, a wheat member of the Federal Farm Board, announced in Lincoln Nebraska on May 31 that he will resign from the assignment but will not seek the United States Senate seat for Nebraska.
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Neb
Samuel R. McKenvie Wheat
Federal Parm Board
United States Senate
Nebrasis
Graf Zeppelin Graced by South American Refueling Stop
The Graf Zeppelin, with 50 crew and a shifting list of 19 passengers, arrived after refueling in Seville on its long four-continent flight covering about 15 000 miles in 204 flying hours. It then planned a return leg to Friedichshafen via Seville.
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Seville
Graf
Friedrichshafen
Africa
Atlantic
Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro
Lakehurst
Earth
Los Angeles
Dr. Eckener
South America
Casualty List and Security Measures Amid Turmoil
The report notes ongoing unrest with mountain tribes near Peshawar posing a threat while Lucknow remains under military watch after rioting. Mrs. Mitra, a woman leader, is jailed for six months for leading a Hajratgunj procession. Nationalist leaders dismiss viceroy ordinances on taxes and picketing, while women nationalists raid liquor shops as Gandhi’s campaign continues.
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Lucknow
Mitra
Hajratgunj
Mahatma Gandhi
Sixteen Lost as Boat Capsizes Off Southern California
Investigators probe the capsizing of a Southern California boat after a rush to the lee side to avoid a breaker. Number aboard unclear. owners report 55 tickets sold. Police coroner and steamboat inspectors examine possible violations. All dead and missing are Southern California residents.
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United States
California
Mob Attack and Jail Siege Ends in Oklahoma Riot
A mob attacked the jail in Chickasha after Argo’s arrest. National guardsmen retreated rioters with gas while police secured the building. Argo died about an hour after hospital arrival. Skinner, a ringleader, collapsed from fatigue and was hospitalized.
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University of Oklahoma Hospital At
Oklahoma
Skinner
Argo
Mrs. Skinner
Chickasha
Charles F. Barrett
E. R. Smith
H. G. White
National Guard
Notre Dame Tops Navy In Annapolis Track Clash
Notre Dame defeated Navy 67 to 58 in Annapolis in a college track event. The meet featured ND scoring strong in key events and denying Navy a late surge.
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