Nine Burned to Death as Greyhound Bus Crashs Near Redding
Trapped in flaming wreckage nine persons died when a Greyhound bus overturned near Shiloah Springs, 48 miles north of Redding California. Driver Mortimer A Wilson 37 of Sacramento and eight unidentified passengers were trapped as bystanders could not reach the victims. Coroner Roy Dudgeins ordered ambulances. Three Greyhound officials led an investigation.
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Redding
Calif
Greyhound
Shiloah Springs
Here
Sacramento
Portland
Ore
Mortimer A Wilson
Esky
Ccc
FP. L. Speck
Los Angeles
Speck
Roy
Dugegins
Amelia Earhart Lands in Fortaleza Brazil
Amelia Earhart arrived in Fortaleza, Brazil at 4 31 p m after a flight from Paramaribo Dutch Guiana on the next leg of her world hop. She has covered about 1300 miles since takeoff and remains about 300 miles short of Natal as the plane was sighted overhead and landed smoothly in Ceara province.
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Fortaleza
Brazil
Amelia Earhart
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Natal
Ceara
Sit Down Strikes Return to Motor Industry Amid Nationwide Idle
Sit downs again halt auto production as about 100000 workers are idle. In steel, 73000 out, barricades block a freight train to a Republic Steel plant. Detroit Ford official to testify before grand jury while union drive begins. Tear gas at Great Lakes Steel gates, Sharon Steel signs with CTO, Providence wage hearings continue, Michigan lumber strike turns deadly. Canton Timken plant idle 6500.
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Associated Presa
Republic Steel
Warren
Michigan
Chrysler
Packard
de Soto
Fisher
Detroit
Harry H. Bennett
Ford Motor Company
Canton
Ohio
Roosevelt signals compromise on court reform bill
President Roosevelt said there is no evidence the court reorganization bill will pass this session while hinting a compromise may be offered. He cited Senator Robinson's remarks and noted the Supreme Court’s recess without deciding several key cases. He spoke in metaphor about a forest of issues versus trees of numbers, and highlighted TVA PWA and securities cases awaiting decision.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Presiden
Robinson
Supreme Court
Inquirer
High Tribunal
TVA
PWA
Securities Commission
Proclamation declares Days of Old Fort Hall in Poca
City of Poca proclaims celebration of Days of Old Fort Hall within thirty days to honor Idaho pioneers and the West. The mayor calls on all residents to grow whiskers and dress in pioneer attire as a memorial event dated June 4 1937.
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Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
Idaho
Robert M. Terrell
Mother dies. sheriff seeks Hutchings to inform study
The sheriff's office requests contact with William J. Hutchings, a sheep shearer near Chesterfield, to notify him of his mother’s death in Twin Falls.
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Sheriff's Office
William J. Hutchings
Chesterfield
Twin Falls
Grand jury may probe Filmland party charge
Los Angeles reports a district attorney study of a hard drinking film industry gathering where over 100 extras were used for entertaining a visiting studio salesman. Patricia Douglas 19 alleges she was plied with liquor assaulted and ravished. Investigators know the suspect but not public. Indictments or separate handling remain undecided.
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Los Angeles
District Attorney’s Office
Patricia Douglas
William J. F. Brown
Miss Douglas
Beneficial Rains Boost Bannock County Crops
County Agent A F E Duke reports recent rains have been beneficial to Bannock county crops and the outlook is for bumper crops in all sections. The main danger is possible frosts, especially in Bancroft where grain is further advanced than usual for the season.
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A. FE. Duke
Bannock
Duke
Bancroft
Lava Hot Springs Visitor Receives Update on Health
Mr and Mrs Theo M Jorgen sen of Lava Hot Springs visited today. Mr Jorgen sen has been bedridden for weeks due to a blood clot in his leg but can now move about with a cane. He is manager of the Spa Mineral Plunge at Lava.
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Lava
Theo. M. Jorgensen
Lava Hot Springs
Jorgensen
W A E Vice President Spots Wreck Sector Near Salt Lake City
Allan Barrie of Western Air Express announced Utah’s long lost transport plane is likely in a mountain area about a mile square south of Salt Lake City. Searchers report clues including letters from the ship and oil markings along Dry Creek as the recovery effort continues.
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Salt Lake City
Allan Barrie
Western Air Express
Utah
Here
Alpine
Uta Associated Press
Fowird Kitch
Los Angeles
Will Healey
Frank Bateman
Baseball Scores From Boston, Chicago and More
Today's scores show Pittsburgh beating Boston 15 to 11 with strong late offense. Chicago swept two games against New York by wide margins, and Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 9 to 8 in nine innings. St Louis defeated Brooklyn 14 to 6, while Detroit topped Washington 10 to 6 and Cleveland outscored New York 6 to 0 in a rain‑soaked day. Boston at Chicago was postponed.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Hollingsworth
Grissom
Brennan
Lombardi
la Master
Mulcahy
Jorgens
Grace
Brooklyn
R. H. E. St. Louis
Weiland
Ogrodowski
Hamlin
Eisenstat
Phelps
Cleveland
New York
Chandler, Murphy
Dickey
Allen and Pytlak
Boston
Chicago
Bethel No 1 Daughters to Honor Parents at Banquet
Bethel No. 1 of Idaho Order of Jobs Daughters will host a banquet Saturday evening at the Masonic Temple honoring fathers and mothers of members. A public installation of officers will follow the banquet.
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Bethel No. 1
Idaho
Order of Jobs Daughters
Masonic Temple
Edward Windsor may drop Royal Highness title after wedding
British sources weigh whether Edward Duke of Windsor will relinquish H R H status following his marriage to Wallis Warfield. They note omissions in his wedding coverage such as signing as Duc de Windsor without royal initials, being addressed as Your Highness, and the absence of standard H R H designation in statements.
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London
Kelvy
Edward of Windsor
George VI
Wailis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Windsor
Edward Duc de Windsor
Car Break‑ins Reported on Washington Avenues
E. R. Reynolds of 253 Washington reports to the sheriff that his car was prowled Thursday night and a leather bag with tools a quilt and a blanket was stolen. J. E. Tripp of 234 Washington reports his car was ransacked Thursday night.
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E. R. Reynolds
Washington
J. E. Tripp
Annual Meeting Tonight for Po Catello Community Chest
The annual meeting of the Po catello Community Chest is set for 7 30 p m at the Y M C A. The gathering is open to all subscribers to the fund and aims to review donations and year end plans.
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The
Pocatello Community Chest
Y.mc. A
Suspension of Dizzy Dean Lifted by NL President
New York June 4 AP Ford Frick NL president ordered Dizzy Dean's suspension lifted within 24 hours despite the pitcher's continued refusal to sign statements denying controversial remarks. Dean had clashed with Frick and umpire George Barr after a chaotic meeting at league HQ in which Dean warned of appeals to Commissioner Landis and said he would consult his lawyer.
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Dizzy Dean
Cardinal
Ford Frick
National League
Frick
Dean
George Barr
League
St. Louis
Belleville
Illinois
Landis
Superintendent proposes merger of districts 25 and 24
Scott D. Lowe, county superintendent of schools, reports he is working on a proposal to consolidate school district 25 at Merrill with district 24 at McCammn and hopes to have the proposition worked out before the start of next fall’s school term.
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Scott D. Lowe
Merrill
McCammn
Idaho Weather: Partly Cloudy Tonight Then Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions forecast across Idaho with cooler temperatures in the southern portion tonight. Pair predicts normal temperatures for the period tonight and Saturday.
Duke and Duchess Wave at Milan on Windsor Honeymoon Train
The Duke and Duchess greet a crowd during a train stop in Milan aboard the Windsor Honeymoon Express. Breakfast in the private car features tea and toast as they travel toward an Austrian honeymoon castle. The Italian Lake Maggiore scenery gleams in sunshine. Bannock County records show 101 beer licenses issued since January with May licensing revenue at $475.
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Milan
Bannock County
Komintern and Socialist Groups End Long Quarrel
In Moscow on June 4 AP reports the Komintern and the Second Socialist International resolved their dispute and proposed a united front with the International League of Labor unions to oppose German and Italian intervention in Spain. George Dimitroff announced the move following the Almeria bombardment, urging mobilization of workers to compel Britain and France to act and for Germany and Italy to withdraw troops and ships from Spain.
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Moscow
Komintern
Third
Communist International
Second
Socialist International
Spain
International League of Labor Unions
George Dimitroff
Almeria
Mola Death Slows Insurgents at Bilbao Front
News from the Spanish civil war notes Gen. Emilio Mola died after a plane crash and his death may slow the insurgent push on Bilbao. Basque refugee children in England cheered as France and Germany move to ease frontier tensions and Britain’s plan to restore the international patrol is discussed.
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Spain
Emilio Mola
Ponc
Mola
Burgos
North Stoneham
England
Germany
Italy
Count Gallearzzo Ciano
United States
William Phillips
Europe
Third Reich
Great Britain
Bilbao
Runaway siblings Lester and Thelma Wellard linked to Alaska trip
James E. Wellard reports Lester Wellard aged 17 and Thelma Wellard aged 15 have fled their home after a letter to mother Mrs. Paul J. Farley describes plans to go to Vancouver and then Alaska. The letter mentions the youth’s claim of working in the “secret service.”
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James E. Wellard
North Main
Lester Wellard
Thelma Wellard
Lester
Paul J. Farley
K Street
Salt Lake City
Vancouver
Alaska
Young Wellard
Secret Service
Clark cites court slowness in O Malley removal
Boise June 4 Governor Barzilla W Clark blamed court slowness as a factor in removing P C O Malley as manager of Idaho's 1 500 090 state insurance fund Calvin Wright of Burley Cassia county auditor was named to replace him Wright 28 is son of Senator Lee A Wright and son in law of A G Athre The supreme court recently held the 1934 overspending of 1402 over the 78843 appropriated for 1934 35 a misdemeanor and disqualified the official from office for four years
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
P. C. O'Malley
Calvin Wright
Burley
Cassia
O'Malley
Wright
Lee A. Wright
A. G. Athre
State
Inheritance Tax Bureau
Clark
Supreme Court
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