Plans to Restrict NRA to Pass Court Tests
President Roosevelt and his cabinet discussed pressing the New Deal in Congress with a restricted NRA to fit Supreme Court rulings. The social security bill was reviewed as sound on constitutional grounds and other measures also considered. No announcements yet, with a press conference planned to outline how interstate commerce limits may define NRA scope.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Perkins
White House
Church closes Idaho session as new year begins
The Idaho district of the Episcopal church opened a new year with unchanged staff. Ralston Butterfield of Moscow was reelected treasurer, J L Eberle of Boise treasurer of the church fund, and Frank T Wy man of Boise chancellor. The two day convocation ended with a dinner for 200 and new council of advice members. Mrs M B Nash of Coeur d Alene was named president of the state women's auxiliary. Vice presidents were named for each deanery district.
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Boise
Idaho
Episcopal Church
Ralston
Butterfield
Moscow
J. L. Eberle
Church Fund
Frank T. Wyman
Council of Advice
M. B. Nash
Coeur d'Alene
Howard Stoy
Frank A. Rhea
Dean Rhea
Woman's Auxiliary
Claude Marsah
Dudley
Kellogg
Martha Ashcroft
Payette
L. Premiesel
Twin Falls
Charles Watson
Pocatello
Illness Comes Quietly to Idaho Honor Commissioner Yea man
M B Yeaman, a member of the Idaho state honor commission, was taken ill yesterday and reported slightly better today at St. Luke's. The exact sickness has not been determined, but officials say the condition is not grave.
Clipper Ship May Leave Again Soon
The Oakland Tribune reports the Pan American clipper is ready to fly to Hawaii and Midway Island on two hours notice. An order from Col Clarence Young, Pacific division manager for Pan American Airways, in New York, would trigger the start of the 3,733 mile pioneering commercial hop, expected before noon today.
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Oakland
Cal
Oakland Tribune
Pan American
Hawaii
Midway Island
Clarence Young
Pacific
Pan American Airways
New York
The
Tribune
Idaho Liquor Board Faces Injunction Action
In Boise on June 4 Attorney General Bert H. Miller filed injunction proceedings against the Idaho liquor control commission in fifth district court at Pocatello. Attorney Frank Meek and commissioner Homer Moore offered brief, noncommittal remarks, while chairman Robert Coulter was away and M. B. Yeaman was hospitalized. The board typically withholds comment until all members confer.
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Boise
Frank Meek
Idaho Liquor Control Commission
Bert H. Miller
Fifth District
Pocatello
Associated Press
Homer Moore
The
Liquor Commission
Meek
Robert Coulter
Idaho
M. B. Yeaman
Miller
Bouisson Cabinet Resigns After Confidence Vote Defeat
In Paris on June 4 Premier Fernand Bouisson’s government fell 264 to 262 as he sought decree powers to defend the franc. Bouisson presented resignation to President Lebrun. Pierre Laval surfaced as Lebrun’s likely replacement while Edouard Herriot warned against radical bloc opposition.
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Paris
Fernand Bouisson
France
Chamber of Deputies
Albert Lebrun
Pierre Laval
Bouisson
Flandin
Lebrun
Edouard Herriot
Radical Socialist Bloc
Baseball Scores From National League Games
In Pittsburgh the 8S team beat Louis 9 to 5 with runs across the boards as Dean and De lancey and Blanton and Grace pitched. At Chicago Cincinnati won 4 to 3 with decisive hits in the late innings as Johnson Brennan Lombardi Henshaw O'Dea and Hartnctt took the mound and behind.
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Pittsburgh
Louis
J. Dean
Delancey
Blanton
Grace
Chicago
Cincinnati
Johnson, Brennan and Lombardi
Henshaw
O'Dea
Hartnctt
Chicago and St Louis Batter Elusive Runs
At St Louis Chicago 0 0 0 two runs in final? St Louis 0 0 2. Batteries Fischer Sewell Coffman Hemsley. At Washington Boston 0 0 0 1 Washing ton 0 0 1 0. Batteries W Ferrell R Ferrell Hadley Bolton.
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At &J. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Fischer
Sewell
Coffman
Hemsley
Washington
Boston
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
Hadley and Bolton
Junior farm bureau proposed to unite rural youth
A plan to form a national junior farm bureau for youths and girls aged 16 to 25 was proposed by the American Farm Bureau Federation committee on rural youth problems in Chicago. The group would maintain interest in agriculture among young people amid ongoing rainouts after the meeting.
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Junior Farmers
Chicago
National
Junior Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation Committee On
Cattle and Horse Growers Meet in Idaho Conference
At the Bannock hotel the Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers Association opened its two day convention with talks on production costs distribution and AAA programs. F E Mollin of the National Livestock association urged considering rising prices to curb consumption and noted an inventory of about 60.7 million cattle as of Jan 1 1935.
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NRA
AAA
Union Labor Organization
F. E. Mollin
National Livestock Association
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Ban
Bannock
Harry Petrie
John T. Caine
Chicago Union Stockyards
R. H. Rutledge
Archie D. Ryan
Department of Interior
I. W. Ringer
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
George A. Pierson
Portland Union Stockyards
C. W. Hickman
Animal Husbandry
University of Idaho
F. Lee Johnson
R. N. Hawes
Bruneau
Ed Riggan
Victor
Pioneer Preston Man Is Injured
Preston Idaho June 4 79 year old John Winward a longtime resident and civic activist was struck by a truck on Main Street sustaining a broken leg a fractured skull and other injuries The driver William Whitehead provided his name authorities said He previously served as a policeman and was active in local civic affairs
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Preston
Idaho
John Winward
Main Street
Winward
William Whitehead
Southern gentleman fines and then acquits driver in NC case
Recorder W C Morse in Elizabeth City fines Paul Williams thirty dollars and costs for reckless driving then reverses verdict after Mrs D Darden testifies she tried to pass Williams. Williams says Darden forced him to steer into a ditch. Morse acquits Williams after Darden leaves the room.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
W. C. Morse, Jr
Paul Williams
Darden
Williams
Morse
Continued mild weather described in brief note
A short weather blurb notes continued mild conditions with no storms or cold snaps expected. Specific temperatures and locations are not provided in the fragment.
Merchants Call Special Meeting in Pocatello
Pocatello merchants will gather at 9 a m Wednesday at the chamber of commerce to plan a special trade day next week in conjunction with Railroad week. Paul Nash secretary says the meeting aims to involve all merchants.
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Pocatello Merchants
Pocatello Merchants Retail Bureau
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Woman Triggers Davis Capture in Chicago Trap
Barker-Karpis gangster Volney Davis pleaded guilty to conspiracy in the Edward Bremer kidnapping. A Chicago girl, linked to his escape, provided the tip leading to his arrest. Government officials say nine have been jailed with four dead and five acquitted. eight remain at large. Davis faces federal sentencing with possible life term.
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ST. Paul
Volney Davis
Barker-Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
Davis
Chicago
Yorkville
Ill
Edna Murray
Missouri
Austin
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
India Death Toll At Higher Mark
Official quarters estimate 56,000 killed in the recent earthquake across the region. Rescue work kept deaths around that figure with 10,500 saved in Quetta within two hours. About 17,000 survivors reside in tents on the local race course.
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Quetta
India
Killer of Girl Found Hanging Dead in Tree
Police identified Dolores Dufoe 26 as the woman murdered in a Pacific Palisades area case. George Booth 25, a butcher, was found hanged nearby with a bloody butcher knife in his car. A farewell note claimed Booth killed Dolores after she told him her right name.
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Los Angeles
Dolores Dufae
George Booth
Booth
Dolores
Miles Ledbetter
Pacific Palisades
Arthur
George
Dolores Dufoe
J.E.E
Spaniards Denied License Under Idaho Law
Idaho Attorney General Bert H. Miller ruled that Spanish citizens cannot obtain beer vending licenses under state law unless a treaty allows it. The opinion was sent to Lincoln County prosecutor Harlan D. Heist in Shoshone.
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Boise
Spain
Idaho
Bert H. Miller
Harlan D. Heist
Lincoln County
Shoshone
United States
Bus crash near Thermopolis injures 13 travelers
A bus traveling to Salt Lake City veered off a Wyoming highway four miles north of Thermopolis killing one woman and injuring 12 others with bruises and cuts. The crash occurred today and officials reported the likely fatality.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Bunch of Keys Celebrate Twentieth Birthday
Hollis Oklahoma marks a historic milestone as quadruplets Mona Roberta Mary and Leota Keys turn 20. Their four 20 candle cakes mirror earlier milestones of other multiples while remaining the only all girl quad group to reach this age.
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Hugh Wanon
Associated Press
Hollis
Okla
Keys
Mona
Roberta
Mary
Leota
Flake Keys
Carl A. Morlok
Lansing
Mich
Dionne
Hollia High School Alumni Association
Alstera
Police Watch for Kidnappers Near Boise
Six heavily armed men suspected in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping are being sought by Southern Idaho authorities after Frank Lorimer reported the group carjacked his car near Caldwell. Boise Ada county officials say vigilance is high while federal, state, and local officers coordinate alerts and patrols.
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Boise
Idaho
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Frank Lorimer
Caldwell
Lorimer
Canyon County
Russell Byron
Federal Department of Justice
Weyerhaeuser
Byron
Earl Coleman
Ada County
J. Emer Harris
Boise River
Oregon
Ralph Comstock Praises Carriers for Railroad Week
Ralph J. Comstock of First Security Bank urges Pocatello residents to celebrate Railroad Week June 10 to 15. He lauds Western railroads for progress and the $19,000,000 air conditioning program as proof of continued pioneer spirit amid economic challenges.
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Ralph J. Comstock
First Security Bank
Pocatello
Mr. Comstock
West
Utah Weather Forecast Early Week Update
Pair tonight and Wednesday with warm spell expected. southerly winds ease. Overnight lows rise into the 40s. daytime highs reach the 60s to near 70 across northern Utah. A slight shower risk remains late Wednesday in high country.
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Utah
Idaho Attorney General Seeks Injunction Over State Store
Idaho Attorney General Bert H. Miller filed an injunction in fifth district court to halt operation of the State store system. The suit targets Idaho liquor control commission members Robert Coulter Homer Moore and M B Yeaman and Bannock County Prosecutor Milton E Zener. A hearing was set for 10 a m June 17 before District Judge Jay L Downing.
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Bert H. Miller
Fifth District Court
Idaho Liquor Control Commission
Milton E. Zener
Bannock County
Miller
Zener
Control Commission
Idaho
Jay L. Downing
Pocatello
Robert Coulter
Homer Moore
M. B. Yeaman
J. W. Taylor
Utah restricts liquor buyers on bootleg busters
Utah moves to cap liquor purchases at two quarts or two bottles per day after reports of bootlegging at state stores. Commissioner Adam Patterson Jr notes further cuts may follow if bootleg sales persist and pledges enforcement with revocation of permits and prosecutions. Authorities say patrols and local police will pursue bootleggers.
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Salt Lake City
State Liquor Commission
Adam Patterson, Jr
Patterson
Pavel
Commission
Hoover scores new deal plan show in Chicago
Former President Herbert Hoover said the administration proposed a European form of government for the United States. He spoke after an overnight visit with former Governor Frank Lowden on Lowden’s Oregon farm. Hoover declined to detail his remarks beyond noting a discussion of the administration’s plan.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
United States
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Oregon
Hoover
Arch W. Shaw
America
Bonus forces drop battle in Patman inflation bill fight
Washington reports that bonus forces in Congress abandoned cash payment aims this session and will push to gain passage of the Patman inflationary bill next session. Senate leaders and House allies split, with Thomas presiding and voting against compromise. The move targets the next Congress and a campaign appealing directly to voters.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Thomas
D-Okla
Harrison
Borah
Aida
Smith
D-8s.c
Prasier
R-N.d
McCarran
D-Nev
Bulow
D-S.d
McGill
Dkas
Students Die After Drinking Incident At College
Two Austin college students died in Sherman Texas today after drinking alcohol. Eight others were hospitalized with injuries from the incident. Local authorities investigated the events surrounding the deaths and the extent of the alcohol consumption.
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Sherman, Tex
Austin College
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