Refugee Jews May Still Land at Cuba
Reports from Havana indicate Cuba may allow 907 German Jewish refugees aboard the St. Louis to land if they enter as travelers for up to three months with a $500 bond after that period. Dominican offers of permanent residence for a $500 tax are being weighed, while a separate ship Flandre carried 98 of 104 Jews denied landing.
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St. Louis
Cuba
Treasury Department
Frederico Laredo Bru
United States
Hamburg
Dominican Republic
Flandre
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Diving accident leaves Roger Brown injured at Patio Springs
Roger Brown aged 19, son of Dr. W. R. Brown of 2554 Jackson, was treated at Dee hospital Saturday night for bruises to chest and abdomen from a diving accident at Patio Springs.
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Oglc&n
Roger Brown
W. R. Brown
Jackson
Dee Hospital
Patio Springs
Intertype Service reps visit Pocatello as guests
J. L. Brown of Salt Lake City and A. A. Hesselbein, formerly of Milwaukee but now assigned to a western territory, represented the Intertype Service corporation during a visit to the Pocatello Tribune Journal on Saturday.
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J. L. Brown
Salt Lake City
A. A. Hesselbein
Milwaukee
Wis
Intertype Service Corporation
Pocatello Tribune-Journal
Judge Faces Jail Term For Loans From Litigants
NEW YORK June 3 Federal judge Martin T. Manion former senior judge of the circuit court admitted his numerous corporations received thousands of dollars in loans from litigants before his bench. Knight convicted of conspiracy to obstruct justice faces up to two years in prison and a $10 000 fine. Justice department investigation led to the present charge.
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New York
Martin T. Manion
Federal Circuit Court
Knight
Calvin Chesnut
Maryland
Manton
Wilson
Thomas Dewey Lestyr
Seer Folie Initiatllee
Department of Justice
Mrs. Chatterton Dies in Salt Lake City at 76
Mrs. Sarah Ann Munn Chatterton of Sandy Utah died in Salt Lake City at 76. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Vivian Davis of Ogden two brothers Joseph and Joshua Munn of Pocatello and sister Mrs. Francis Donoviel of Ogden. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in the Sandy Third Ward Latter Day Saints church.
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Salt Lake City
Sarah Ann Munn Chatterton
Sandy
Utah
Vivian Davis
Ogden
Joseph Munn
Joshua Munn
Pocatello
Francis Donoviel
Sandy Third Ward
Latter Day Saints
Recreation Group to Open Local Program Monday
The Pocatello Recreation Association will open playgrounds Monday with a full staff. E H Berrett and Clarice O Smith direct arts crafts sewing story telling sports music puppet ry dancing puzzles circle games for children and youths. Activities include baseball softball dancing tennis golf painting drawing and nature hikes with special Friday events and free registration at the parks.
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Pocatello Recreation Association
Pocatello
E. H. Berrett
Clarice O. Smith
American Legion
Golf Association
E. 8
Harpers, Jr
Chick” Carrico
Memorial Park
Caldwell Park
Ross Park
Emerson School Grounds
University Tennis Courts
Alameda Park
Franklin O. Hess
Memorial Hall
Critics Urge Trial for Army Officer Mosely
Washington June 3 demands mount at the War Department for an army court martial of Major General George Van Horn Mosely over his campaign against enemies within. Representative Coffee proposes subversive statements in Mosely’s House testimony and White House officials say no action yet as discussions unfold.
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Washington
War Department
George van Horn Mosely
White House
Representative Coffee
House Committee On unAmerican
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Mosely
Boise Overpowers Cards 10 to 7 in Second Victory duel
Boise pilots recovered from a slide to beat the Pocatello Cardinals 10 to 7 in game two of a series. Lowe led Boise with two homers and a double while Hjort spurred Pocatello with three hits including a triple. The series wraps with a 2:30 p.m. finale as Fields faces Owens.
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Boise
Pilots
Pocatello Cardinals
Andy Harrington
Fields
Owens
Hjort
Kirke
Pocatello
Cardinals
Lowe
Salt Lake City
Ogden Reds Rally Fails In tenth as Twin Falls Wins 9-8
In Ogden on June 3 the Reds erased a late four run deficit with a four run ninth but fell in the tenth 9-8 to Twin Falls. Bishop Carlson and Serpa had two baggers for Ogden while Twin Falls expanded an early 4-1 lead and avoided a Bay area comeback as Boise won 10-7 over Pocatello.
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Ogden
Ogden Reds
Twin Falls
Carlson
Serpa
Reds
Cowboys
Boise
Pocatello
Schubel
Stephan
McName
West
Quadros
Marriage Licenses Issued In Boise For Wardle Couple
Donald Eu gene Howard and Dorcas Devona Wardle of Pocatello obtained marriage licenses in Boise. The filing confirms the couple’s intent to wed with official registration on the date reported.
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Boise
Donald, Eugene Howard
Dorcas Devona Wardle
Pocatello
Tourist Pushes Professor for Absent Minded Travel Error
SALT LAKE CITY June 83 P John W Morrisey superintendent of Cheyenne water plant forgot the tourist camp name after a late night ride. Police tracked the camp with help from detectives Hoagland and Purbridge and Morrisey asked to return to the station to retrieve his hat.
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Salt Lake City
John W. Morrisey
Cheyenne, Wyo
Morrisey
B. C. Hoagland
T .B. Purbidge
Hai
County halts road work due to exhausted fund
Ban nock commissioners order cessation of all maintenance as county road and bridge funds deplete by litigation over a 1939 act creating a 1 million dollar annual distribution to counties. The supreme court weighs constitutionality while officials warn 1500 miles of roads and winter transport are at risk.
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County Road and Bridge Fund
Bannock Commissioners
Supreme Court of the State
W. P. Havener
W. H. Jensen
Board of Commissioners
Attorney General Proposes Salaries for Bankruptcy Trustees
Attorney General Murphy urged Congress to pay bankruptcy referees salaries instead of fees. He proposed fixed salaries set by the attorney general with input from senior circuit judges, capped at nine thousand dollars per year.
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Washington
Murphy
Congress
Hope Vanishes for Lives Of 98 In Submarine
In Liverpool England June 3 news reports express despair over the Thetis disaster with critics calling for full inquiries and accountability. Allied papers cite parallels with the Squalus rescue and note technical limits while officials defend efforts and emphasize concern for the crew.
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Liverpool
England
Britain
University Plans Services Today in Frazier Hall
Idaho Southern University prepares for baccalaureate services in Frazier Hall with 235 students at 8 p m today. The thirteenth annual commencement exercises on Wednesday feature Harold Benjamin of Colorado and a series of processions and musical selections by the university symphony orchestra and A Cappella choir.
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University Plans
Frazier Hall
Idaho Southern University
I. G. Roddy
First Baptist Church
Boise
Paul de F. Mortimore
Rudolph Goranson
T. R. Neilson
W. H. Henderson
University A Cappella Choir
Bylvia
University Symphony Orchestra
Harold Benjamin
College of Education
University of Colorado
Tannhauser
Donald S. Campbell
Hal Matthews
University
Irving Gaines Roddy
Pocatello
Labor Act Probe Seen If Congress Delays Vote on Amendments
Washington June 3 President Roosevelt learns from key congressional allies that without a floor vote on Wagner act amendments this session a House inquiry into the National Labor Relations Board seems likely. Rep Cox proposes rules committee action to seed a special committee inquiry into board members regional directors and trial examiners with aim to report by January 1.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
National Labor Relations Board
Representative Cox
Cox
Rules Committee
Labor Committee
Anderson
Missour
Salt Lake man Frank Hall dies at 43
Frank Hamilton Hall 43 died in L D S hospital Salt Lake City after a long illness. He leaves a widow Maud Cromar Hall a daughter Colleen and a son Richard all of Salt Lake. He was born January 20 1896 in Salt Lake and married Maud Cromar March 14 1918. He led the Underwood Elliott typewriting company with Pocatello branch for 25 years and was a former Knights of the Round Table president and member of Ft Douglas golf club and the chamber of commerce. Funeral plans were set for Tuesday at the Yale Crest L D S ward with interment at Wasatch Lawn Cemetery.
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Frank Hamilton Hall
Salt Lake City
Maud Cromar Hall
Colleen
Richard
Salt Lake
Albert J
Betsy Inkley Hall
Maud Cromar
Hall
Underwood-Elliot Typewriting Company
Pocatello
Knights of the Round Table
Ft. Douglas
Walter C. Hall
Oakland
California
Yalecrest
Unsettled Weekend Weather With Showers Forecast
Local forecast warns of unsettled conditions with thunder showers Sunday and likely Monday. Cooler air moves in Sunday with cooler temperatures expected through the period.
Thetis Tragedy Worst for Undersea Boats
The British submarine Thetis sinks in Liverpool Bay with five men dead and others entombed. Admiralty reports air exhausted after hours, water seepage causing chlorine fumes. eight more men added to the list of the entombed. Rescue attempts continue with salvage under way.
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Admiralty
Liverpool Bay
R. S. Johnson
Cammell Laird, Ltd
Shaw
Cammell Laird
Tax Revision Hearings Narrowed in House Committee
A heated Ways and Means debate centered on limiting hearings to corporate tax changes. Rep Treadway urged full discussion while Chairman Doughton argued such openness would delay a bill. Chair cites need to pass the tax bill before June 30 nuisance taxes expire. Industry groups urged surtax cuts and broader income tax base to spur investment.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Treadway
Massachusetts
Doughton
North Carolina
Congress
Coughton
National Association of Manufacturers
New York Board of Trade
M. L. Seidman
Board of Trade
Chief Justice Hughes Ill With Duodenal Ulcer
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, age 77, has a duodenal ulcer after six weeks of illness. An official statement says he will not attend court Monday and must rest and follow a specific diet. Justice Pierce Butler will preside at Monday's session as the court adjourns until next October.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Nelson A. Potter
Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
Students Appeal to Court In Fight for Degrees
In Nampa, Northwest Nazarene College president R V De Long barred six seniors from the graduation list after they attended the alumni banquet against orders. LeRoy Harris led the action by seeking a writ of mandamus to compel De Long to issue his degree or justify his refusal at a June 19 court hearing.
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Nampa
Kinho City
R. V. de Long
Northwest Nazarene College
LeRoy Harris
Harris
Charles E. Winstead
de Long
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Essie Turnipseed
John R. Nichols
E. O. Leonard
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Division of Letters and Sciences
A. G. Gough
Division of Engineering
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Department of Education
Harrison C. Dale
University of Idaho
Edmund Cody
Sylvia
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Irish Sea
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