Zioncheck Arrested for Mental Examination in DC
Representative Marion A Zioncheck of Washington state was taken to Gallinger hospital after arrest at the Naval hospital for being of unsound mind. The charge was sworn by E P Stump with a note from Inspector Bernard Thompson about reckless driving and disturbing officials. He requested observation and a mental status report.
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Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Gallinger Hospital
E. P. Stump
District of Columbia
Zioncheck
Naval Hospital
White House
Marion A. Zionbheck
Bernard Thompson
Naval
City Hospital
Government Hospital
Five Prisoners Escape Twin Falls County Jail
Five Twin Falls county prisoners escaped from the jail on the fourth floor by cutting a ceiling hole and lowering with a blanket rope. H E Skyles was captured near Kimberly within two hours. four others were later nabbed near Rogerson in Campbell s car. Captures involved Charles Skinner George Holley Charles Anderson and Madison Campbell. Two women alerted a service station attendant who notified the sheriff.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
H. E. Skyles
Kimberly
A. C. Parker
Lee McCracken
Campbell
Death crosses Legion's Trail in Michigan killings
The Black Legion suspected in a series of crimes as Roy Pidcock, 32, disappeared May 13 and was found hanged on Fighting Island near Detroit. Officials seek link to Charles Poole's slaying and the 1934 Bielak shooting as a grand jury preps to hear evidence and subpoenas two Detroit judges.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Roy Pidcock
Charles A. Poole
John L. Bielak
United Auto Workers’ Union
Pidcock
Wyandotte
Mich
Fighting Island
Detroit River
Ira H. Marmon
Pidck
Ir Legion
Nellie Pidcock
Michigan
James E. Chenot
Prize Prank at Theater Involves Cotton Bales
A practical joker placed two bales of cotton at the theater entrance during a Show Boat showing as an advertising stunt. A sign reading Imported from Egypt was found on the cotton, suggesting a jab at the new foreign trade policy.
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New Deal
Egypt
Tail light mix up ends with laughter in Ohio
In Delaware Col. Lynn Black of the state patrol spots a car with a tail light out and stops the driver. The motorist retorts that Black’s light is also out. Black admits it and lets the offender go after a light rebuke.
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Delaware
Ohio
Lynn Black
Ohio State Patrol
Black
Chinese decide on stronger policy against Japanese invasion
Associated Press reports Gen. Sung Cheh Yuan of the Hopeh Chahar military council moves to tighten policy against Japan in North China after all night talks with North China mayors. Peiping says Tokyo furthers troop build up with new barracks at Fengtai and outposts at Chunghsintien, aiming to control rail lines. about 10,000 Japanese troops are in North China.
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Associated Press
Nkhai
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hopeh Chahar
Japan
North China
Peiping
Sung
Hopeh
Chahar
Fengtai
Chunghsintien
Pinghan
China
Idaho Dental Group Opens State Meet
The 17th annual Idaho State Dental association meeting opened with 61 dentists registered and a 30-strong northern delegation arriving for the afternoon program. Dr. Boyd S. Gardner of Mayo was replaced by Dr. Joseph E. Schaeffer of Chicago. Welcoming remarks were given by Mayor Robert M. Terrell.
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Idaho State Dental Association
North Idaho
Boyd S. Gardner
Mayo Clinic
Joseph E. Schaeffer
Chicago
L. E. Shaw
Association
Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
Schaeffer
W. F. Lasby
University of Minnesota
E. N. Roberts
Death claims Lysander C Pond longtime Idaho Falls resident
Lysander C Pond 65 of Idaho Falls and former Pocatello resident died in an Idaho Falls hospital after a heart attack following pneumonia. He was an active L D S church worker, served as stake Sunday school superintendent, and was a 1893 Brigham Young University graduate. He and his wife Tasmin Dansi served as missionaries to Tasmania. He leaves nine children, many grandchildren, and siblings including Noah B Pond. Funeral services are planned Wednesday at 1 p m at the North Idaho Falls L D S tabernacle with burial in Salt Lake City.
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Lysander C. Pond
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Mr. Pond
Noah 8. Pond
Richmond
Utah
Pond
Brigham Young University
Tasmania
Tasmin Dansi
Gladys Shurtliff
Salt Lake City
Eagle Rock
Louie Kimball Pond
Douglas V. Pond
Lathilla Hughes
Edith Johnson
L. C. Pond, Jr
H. Stillman Pond
Los Angeles
Reed Pond
Washington, D. C
Wallace Pond
Boise
Noah
No Games Today In National And American Leagues
No baseball games are scheduled for today in either the National or American leagues.
Late Humorist Knew Politics
A fisherman in Idaho jawed about Rogers and politics after reading The Pocatello Tribune from April 2, 1935. The humorist Will Rogers column notes Kansas bragging about Governor Alf Landon as a presidential contender, and mentions Rogers’ death in an Alaska plane crash with Wiley Potin.
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Idaho
Mackay
Bak
Rogers
Pocatello Tribune
Will Rogers
Claremore
Okla
Kansas
Ee Rogers
Covernor Alf Landon
Kinas
Wiley Pot
Alaska
Idaho basketball coach A Fox resigns after nine years
Moscow June 17 A Fox longtime University of Idaho baseball and basketball coach announced his resignation after nine years praising student and faculty support. He plans an indefinite future possibly in coaching or business and denied rumors of ill health.
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Moscow
Hard A. Fox
University of Idaho
Potlatch High School
Fox
Ted Bank
Australia Wins Davis Cup American Zone Final
Jack Crawford defeated Wilmer Allison 4-6 6-3 4-6 6-2 6-2 at Germantown Cricket Club to give Australia a 3-1 series win over the United States and qualification to face the European zone winner in July for the right to challenge England for the Davis Cup.
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Philadelphia
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
Australia
United States
Germantown Cricket Club
England
Barber Robert James Given 3 to 150 Year Morals Sentence
Robert S. James, five times married barber, received a sentence ranging from three to 150 years for a morals offense involving his 21 year old niece Lois Wright. His conviction precedes a June 22 trial for the murder of his fifth wife Mary Bush James.
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Los Angeles
Robert S. James
Barber
Lois Wright
James
Mary Bush James
Queen Mary Fails To Beat Ocean Speed Record
The Queen Mary arrives at quarantine in Lower New York bay after a four day and 12 hour crossing from Cherbourg, averaging 29.133 knots. The Normandie’s best recorded speed remains higher at 29.64 knots, with its own 4 day 3 hour 13 minute run. Planes and ships greet the British liner as it waits for a New York pier assignment.
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New York Harbor
Britain
Atlantic
Quantine
New York Bay
Ambrose
Cherbou
Plas
Bishop's Rock
English Channel
Ambrose Channel
Hudson River
Normandie’s
Heaney Succeeds Major Jackson as Pocatello District Quartermaster
Captain George F Heaney of Pocatello CCC district inspector was named to succeed Major George A. Jackson as district quartermaster. Heaney has served at Pocatello headquarters since July 25, 1935, and previously was post quartermaster at Fort Baker California, noted as well qualified for the promotion.
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George F Heaney
Pocatello
CCC
George A. Jackson
Heaney
Ft. Baker
California
Clock Thief Strikes Home on Tampa Bay Boulevard
In Tampa on June 1 a thief entered a home on Tampa Bay Boulevard and stole an alarm clock while leaving many valuable items untouched, underscoring unexpected priorities in the burglary.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Bay Boulevard
Outrage Over Bannock County Hospital Superintendent Removal
Citizens protest the removal of Minnie S. Rasmuson as Pocatello General Hospital superintendent effective soon. The letter praises her tenure, cites high efficiency, and urges the hospital board to reconsider, noting staff support and local opposition to the decision. The piece argues the action harms county residents and access to quality care.
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Bannock County
Minnie S. Rasmuson
Pocatello General Hospital
Lake City
Belew
Hunt for Lost Man in Blizzard Peak Search
Morgan Utah June 1 A missing Major Howard Stark vanishes after a plane crash high in the Wasatch range. Searchers find wreckage and gear with signs he may have tried to traverse a storm covered slope in a business suit. Forecasters expect a careful ground sweep within a mile as snow blankets the area. A companion notes Stark aimed for Evanston before the crash.
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Morgan
Fred Weyland
Stark
Evanston
al Reck
Salt Lake
Seven Die as Colorado Floods Roil Plains Sector
Seven people die across Colorado Kansas and Nebraska as floods wreck homes and farms. John Garzie 65 farm hand and three Gonzales family members perish near Springfield Colorado with Don Gates 27 of Denver also drowned near Stratton. A. G. Baumgartner and Mrs Dyatt die in separate flood incidents. Jack O Neil reports 70 sheep lost and rail track undermined four miles. highways closed as crews resume search and repair.
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Granada
Colo
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
John Garzie
Simon Gonzales
Springfield
Garzie
Gonzales
Don Gates
Denver
Stratton
John Dyatt
Goodland
Kas
A. G. Baumgartner
Pritchett
Jack O'Neil
Teen shoots mother over car. boy confesses in Pittsburgh
County Detective Frank Ritz says 15 year old John S. Hanna Jr. confessed to shooting his mother Mrs Tresse Hanna 42 in their garage after she refused to let him drive the family car. He left his father asleep and hitchhiked to tell his brother about the killing.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Ritz
John S. Hanna, Jr
Tresse Hanna
Republican Leaders Head to Cleveland for Convention
Idaho delegation to the Republican national convention departs for Cleveland with instructions to cast eight votes for William E Borah. The convention opens June 9 as Bloomfield editor Nick Pocatello and others join the effort.
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Boise
Idaho
Cleveland
William E. Borah
United States
John of
Nick “Ir
Four Year University Drive Boosted by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce university relations committee adopted a four year group membership card pledging support until the objective is achieved. The card requires voting for state legislature candidates who back a four year college in Pocatello and calls for expanding supporters. Today's meeting opened four year university week in southeastern Idaho with a plan for addresses by Bistline Wells Leach Cady Nash.
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Army University Army
Chamber of Commerce University Relations Committee
Pocatello
F. M. Bistline
Richard Wells
Richard Leach
William S. Cady
Paul V. Nash
Southeastern Idaho
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Four Almost Die on Lake in Salt Lake City
On Great Salt Lake during a failed 11 mile attempt to beat a record, nurse Helen Woodhead and three men Marlowe Branagan Lynn Madsen and Adrian Smith were stranded after a squall capsized their boat. Dr William Middlemiss led a rescue three hours later pulling them from the water.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Helen Woodhead
Marlowe Branagan
Lynn Madsen
Adrian Smith
Hazel Cunningham
Miss Cunningham
Antelope Island
Black Rock
William R. Middlemiss
Pilot’s skill saves 15 lives in forced landing
A Transcontinental and Western Air Lines jet, after losing 100 feet in altitude to a freak gust, pancaked into a vacant South Side lot near a home cupola. Pilot W L Smith of Cranford New Jersey and Stewardess Grace Davidson of Pittsburgh aided 15 aboard, with six hospitalized.
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Chicago
Transcontinental and Western Air Lines
New York
W. L. Smith
Cranford
N. J
Grace Davidson
Pittsburgh
Smith
Ivy the camp dog acts as nurse to pups and fox kits
Ivy the CCC camp dog at Archville Tennessee is described as a full time mother and nurse to two of her own puppies and three orphaned fox cubs along with an abandoned kitten. The piece highlights her mixed ancestry and caretaking role within the camp community.
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Archville
Tenn
Ivy
CCC
Here
Townsend Manager Resigns Calls Reorganization Essential
Washington June 1 A house investigating committee heard Townsend Massachusetts movement described as in a deplorable condition and badly in need of reorganization Charles M Hawkes the recently resigned state AAA manager testified that the movement is now in the hands of people without a clear idea of Townsend he quoted Dr Townsend urging disregard of subpoenas and Hawkes said he chose not to violate federal law prioritizing family and country over such advice
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Washington
House
Townsend
Charles M. Hawkes
Massachusetts
Boston
Charlie
Hawkes
Dr. Townsend
Doc
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