Officers Press Search for Weyerhaeuser Kidnappers
Seattle reports state patrol chief William Cole led an air and ground hunt in Issaquah for the Weyerhaeuser kidnapers holding George Weyerhaeuser. Investigators pursued tips about five suspects lingering in Washington as G men and officers tracked cars and trails amid dense woods.
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George Weyerhaeuser
George
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Tacoma
Post-Intelligencer
Weyerhaeuser
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Seattle- Tacoma
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F. Rodman Titcomb
Titcomb
Portland
Fights Last Night AP Roundup From Cities
Pittsburgh results show John Henry Lewis stopping Tom Patrick after seven rounds while Allen Matthews also halted Tommy Romano in Chicago Billy Celebron at 146 pounds is noted.
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Tom Patrick
Los Angeles
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St. Louis
Tommy Romano
Cleveland
Chicago
Billy Celebron
G O P Meeting Looms as Hall Heads West for June Talk
Scott Hall, a 1932 Republican congressional candidate from Idaho's second district, travels to Springfield Illinois for Western GOP leaders' gathering June 10 and 11. He downplays ties to Senator Borah while noting Borah could be a 1936 presidential contender, as Borah for President clubs grow in Idaho.
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Scott Hall
Congress
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Springfield
Hall
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Idaho Attorney General Seeks Injunction Over Liquor Law
Idaho Attorney General seeks an injunction against operation of liquor laws and the commission, alleging violations of the state constitution and improper delegation of legislative and judicial powers. The case cites forfeiture of liquor permit No 45072 for Carl Ernest of Pocatello and challenges the act’s expansion of probate court jurisdiction.
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Probate and District Court
Carl Ernest
Pocatello
Idaho Liquor Control Commission Challenged Overreach
Miller files suit alleging Idaho liquor law creates a state controlled monopoly violating U S constitutional guarantees of interstate commerce due process equal protection and public policy. Complaint charges misnamed act duplicitous power over transport and sale of intoxicants and improper real estate provisions. Miller sues in official and private capacity claiming chapter 132 1935 repeals and section 14 conflict with the constitution.
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Idaho Liquor Control Commission
United States
Congress
Commission
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Miller
Obituary Notice for Robert Curry Maine Transient
Robert Curry about 33 a transient from Saco Maine fell under a freight car and had both legs amputated last night around 11 died at the General hospital early this morning A sister in Maine notified and funeral arrangements await word The body is in charge of Hall mortuary
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Saco
Maine
General Hospital
Hall Mortuary
Hattabaugh Named Idaho Public Utilities Chairman
June 4 Boise Idaho Grangeville resident Reese Hattabaugh becomes chairman of the Idaho Public Utilities Commission succeeding John D. Rigney of Jerome. The change takes effect today as the commission reorganizes for the next two years.
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M. Reese Hattabaugh
Grangeville
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
John D. Rigney
Jerome
Community News Briefs Show Local Births Visits and Notices
Around town notes report a birth at General hospital for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pearson 337 North Hayes a Los Angeles visitor and local residents in town for a month. marriages licenses issued for Bevan of Pocatello and Phyllis Martin of Boise and to Clifford Andrews and Helen Radford both of Inkom. local ads prompt carwash food and lodging services plus loan applications from the Home Owners Loan Corporation. A geologist will report on Gold Hill mines to stockholders and Neighbors of Woodcraft hold meetings.
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Pocatello
Phyllis Martin
Boise
Clifford F. Andrews
Helen A. Radford
Inkom
Gold Hill
Shoupe
Idaho
Dorion
Bannock
Local CCC Enrolls 26 Boys in Pocatello
The district headquarters enrolled 26 Pocatello youths on Monday, the opening day of enrollment. One recruit reportedly has eleven fingers, making a total of 261 fingers among the group. Listed enrollees include Kenneth Jensen, Donald R. Walters, Paul D. Miller and others.
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Pocatello
Kenneth Jensen
Donald R. Walters
Paul D. Miller
Larry Ames
Laron W. Jackson
Arthur L. Rolfe
Gene R. Baldwin
Raymond Vinyon
Mike M. Gates
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George W. Hahne
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Edward C. Bebb
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Dave D. Davidson
Dee F. Sappington
Joseph H. Blundell
Hermits Rehabilitated by FERA Overland Canyon Rescue
Two Wyoming hermits Wyman Haynes and his father, living in a dugout near Sawmill Canyon, gain a new home through FERA programs but resist modern comforts. They are captured after attacking officers, held for study by a sanity board, while regional tensions flare in East Africa with Ethiopian and Italian forces.
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Sawmill Canyon
FERA
Haynes
Eureka Canyon
Wheatland
Sanity Board
Italy charges Ethiopia over Eritrean border attack
Rome reports Italy charges Ethiopia with attack on Italian native troops near Dancali on the Eritrean border last Friday, with 30 Italians killed. Official dispatches state Italian forces were stationed nearby to protect natives in the area.
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Italian Somaliland
Italy
East Africa
Haile Selassie
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Giornale
Rome
Dancali
Fetherer Finds Ten Thousand Four-Leaf Clovers
A West Virginia hunter of lucky emblems, Roman Fetherer, proclaims ten thousand four leaf clovers laid end to end would stretch across a field. He notes his knack for finding them and cites a large collection ranging from five to nine leaves.
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W. V
Roman Fetherer
Roman
Trenton boy found to have mumps at band concert
Seventeen year old Calbert Kelsey of Trenton New Jersey felt a sharp jaw pain during a trumpet solo at a band concert for the American Institute of Homeopathy convention. The performance paused as about 500 doctors in attendance examined him and diagnosed mumps.
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Calbert Kelsey
Trenton
N. J
American Institute of Homeopathy
Calbert
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