Pope Says Farley Plans Select Falls Postmaster
Washington June 56 AP In Idaho Falls Idaho Coffin cannot obtain post office info. Pope says postmaster general investigating and will nominate. Coffin accuses Pope Walters of pressuring. Pope and Walters deny power to name postmasters and call Coffin claims publicity stunts.
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Pope
Farley
Washington
T. C. Coffin
Post Office Department
Idaho Falls
Idaho
James P. Pope
Coffin
T. A. Walters
Snyder
Walters
Senate
Congress
W. S. Snyder
Pocatello
Boise
Bonneville County
Democratic Central Committee
Parley Rigby
Idaho Guard in Training Near Boise
Fifty national guard members arrive in Boise for two weeks of active training as the 1300 troops converge for camp setup. Brig. Gen. M. G. McConnel notes training mirrors last year with F. C. Hummel of Boise as senior officer of the 16th engineers.
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Boise
National Guard
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Rigby
Bolse
Caldwell
Nampa
M. G. McConnel
R. Mee
F. C. Hummel
16Th Enginers
Idaho National Guard
National committeemen seek chairman choice today
In Chicago on June 5 a split widened between Hoover loyalists and new party backers as national committeemen aimed to select a national chairman. Walter S. Hallanan of West Virginia and Henry P. Fletcher of Pennsylvania were the leading contenders, with ongoing doubts the committee would unite on a choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Walter S. Hallanan
West Virgina
New York
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Hoover
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury
Japan Mourns Hero of the Russo-Japanese War
Admiral Togo Heihachiro, hero of the Russo-Japanese War, lay in state at Hibiha Park and was buried at Tama Cemetery west of Tokyo after a day of public tribute. About 250000 filled the park and 1 million shared in the funeral ceremonies amid officials and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Marquie Heihachiro Togo
Hibiha Park
Tama
Emperor Taisho
Hirohito
Fujiyama
Death of Father O'Donnell at Notre Dame
Will Rogers reports the death of Father O'Donnell of Notre Dame University. He praises the man’s character and notes Rockne’s influence on players off the field. Rogers also comments on relief efforts in the middle west, implying better outcomes from rain than from federal aid.
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Hollywood
Cal
O'Hara
Father O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Rockne
Middle West
Washington
Will
Baseball scores from today across leagues
Cleveland and Detroit played two games with Cleveland winning 28 to 20 in the first game and 20 to 0 in the second. Washington beat Philadelphia 13 to 9 at New York. New York routed Boston 89 to 35. St Louis defeated Chicago 63 to 8. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 11 to 10. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati was postponed due to rain.
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R. H. E. Cleveland
Detroit
L. Brown
Bean
Pytlak
Sorrell
Hayworth
Pearson and Myatt
Auker
Cochrane
Washington
R. H. E Philad
Wash
Benton, Kline
Berry
Crowder
Berg
Boston
R. H. E. New York
van Atta
MacFayden
Dickey
Rhodes
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
R. H. E. St. Louis
Chicago
Blaeholder
Hemsley
Jones
Madjeski
R. H. E. Bt. Louis
Coffman
Grube
Tietze
Gallivan
Shea
New York
R. H. E. Boston
Cantwell
Eliott
Pickrell
Spohrer
Schumacher
Mancuso
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Philadela
Mungo
Lucas
Herring
Smythe
Lopez
Holley
Hansen
Moore
Todd
Idaho Weather Unsettled with Showers Tonight
Unsettled Idaho weather brings showers to the southern portion tonight and into Wednesday. Temperatures remain moderate as should be expected for this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Roosevelt outlines $525 million drought relief plan
President Roosevelt presented a $525,000,000 emergency drought relief program to congressional leaders aiming for quick passage before session end. The plan allocates funds for beef and dairy purchases, cattle processing, work programs, livestock feed, resettlement, a Civilian Conservation Corps, and seed buying, with Robinson noting it supplements the regular budget.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture and Emergency Relief Organizations
Robinson
Arkansas
North
South Dakota
Civilian Conservation Corps
DERN IS SPEAKER AT COMMENCEMENT
Salt Lake City June 5 An appeal for leadership by Secretary of War George H Dern former Utah governor marked the sixty fifth annual commencement of the University of Utah. Dern and J Reuben Clark Jr a member of the first presidency of the Latter Day Saints church received honorary degrees of doctor of laws. Degrees were awarded to 550 graduates and postgraduate students. Governor Blood urged them to carry on the ideals of the school.
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Salt Lake City
George H. Dern
Utah
University of Utah
Utah Weather: Showers Tonight and Wednesday
Local showers move in tonight and into Wednesday with cooler conditions on Wednesday. Forecast calls for scattered precipitation and a drop in temperatures across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Iowa Voters Nominate State Governor Candidates
With most precincts in, former Governor Dan Turner led Robert W. Calflesh for the Republican nomination for governor by 2,653 votes 86,0629 to 83,376 while Clyde L. Herring in the Democratic race widened his lead by about 50,000 votes over George Finch of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dan Turner
Robert W. Calflesh
Turner
Colflesh
Clyde L. Herring
George Finch
Sioux City
Coast Slayer Fears Father After Arrival
A tense scene unfolded in Los Angeles as Lucius F. Payne the St. Louis utilities magnate met his 21 year old son who confessed to killing his mother and brother. Police awaited potential motive and the young man spoke of meeting his father at the airport. He offered no explanation for the axe slayings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lucius F. Payne
St. Louis
Louis Payne
Rabbits Ravage Idaho Crops Prompt Aid Plea
June 5 Boise report of a rabbit outbreak across south Idaho. Drought relief board funds sought for poisoning and crews as rabbits consume alfalfa crowns and threaten small and large projects alike. T. B. Murray of the biological survey warns the damage is widespread and worsening.
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Boise
Idaho
T. B. Murray
The
Biological Survey
Drought Relief Board
Twin Falls
Tugwell Sets Sugar Processing Tax At Half Cent Per Pound
Rexford Tugwell acting secretary of agriculture announced a half cent per pound tax on processing sugar equal to the Cuban duty reduction and effective June 8 on direct consumption sugar from beets and sugar cane. Regulations define raw value and exemptions. funds aid beet and cane farmers to cut total sugar supply to align with domestic consumption.
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Tugwell
Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
A. J. 8. Weaver
Cuba
Farm Administration
United States
War debt freeze as Britain defaults prompts global doubt
Britain defers all four billion dollar war debt payments prompting fears of wider defaults as Finland plans a June 15 installment and France hails the British move while seeking revised funding terms.
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Lloyd A. Lehreas
Washington
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Finland
France
Paris
Young gunmen terrorize Indiana, kidnap youth and flee
In Underwood Indiana three youths fled after a shooting at a Seymour area station. They kidnapped Ralph Shields driving his car toward Salem as deputies and bloodhounds hunted in knobby hills. Officer Pfaffenberger was wounded. Harold Amick was killed. a deputy sheriff died as manhunt continues.
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Underwood
Ind
Indiana
Ralph Shields
Salem
Gilbert Shields
Ralph
Young Shields
Shields Place
Shields
John Pfaffenberger
Seymour
Harold Amick
Scott County
Pfaffenberger
Scottsburg Hospital
Reddington Seeks Nomination Refile After Puppy Interlude
C. T. Reddington’s bid for the Democratic nomination for state representative stalled as his petition fell to hungry puppies amid a Tucson dog litter. He must restart signature collection from scratch.
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Puppy Food
Tucson
Ariz
C. T. Reddington
Reddington
Safeway Expert Opens Three Day Kitchen School
Marian Rogers Spencer arrives as Julia Lée Wright’s representative to launch a three day kitchen course for local housewives at the Recreation Hall starting tomorrow at 2 pm. The program promises 35 or more recipes from soups to desserts and aims to meet the needs of modern women with expert demonstrations and personal greetings to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Rogers Spencer
Mrs. Spencer
Julia Lée Wright
Safeway Stores Homemakers Bureau
Recreation Hall
Spencer
County Water District Seeks Fast Drought Relief
Idaho and Wyoming authorities act to divert headwater and upland lake water to ease drought in 34 south Idaho counties. Projects Aberdeen Springfield Marsh valley Portneuf Bear River tracts gain approval or await action. Burley and other districts cut water allotments. governor says livestock need soon.
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Boise
Engineering Board
Aberdeen- Springfield
Marsh Valley
Portneuf
Bear River
Utah
Wyoming
Snake River
Idaho
R. W. Faris
Burley
Ross
Robles Girl to Enter Vaudeville to Aid Kidnap Case
Long Beach California June Robles will become a vaudeville performer or film actress for several weeks to raise funds for a reward in the kidnapping case. Her father Fernando Robles indicated one offer is a movie contract and another a vaudeville engagement at 1000 dollars weekly for four weeks. He plans to take 1500 dollars of proceeds as a reward for the kidnapers' capture.
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Long Beach
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Fernando Robles
Little June
Robles
Jane
Guild endorses one year delay on AFL affiliation
ST PAUL June 5 The American Newspaper Guild national editors union endorses Heywood Broun's proposal to postpone for one year discussion of affiliating with the American Federation of Labor. Broun says members want further study of the question.
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St, Paul
American Newspaper Guild
National Organization of Newspaper Editorial Workers, Today
Heywood Broun
New York
American Federation of Labor
Broun
Idahoan Sues Paris Doctor for Eye Injury Damages
Mark A. Dunn of Montpellier sues Spencer H. Rich of Paris for 20000 alleging gross neglect in treating an eye injury on April 25 1934. He claims failure to remove foreign bodies or sterilize, resulting in loss of sight pain disfigurement and a month of lost work.
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Mark A. Dunn
Montpellier
Spencer H. Rich
Paris
Dunn
Pocatello
Wallace Viewing Arid Conditions
Cheyenne Wyoming June 5 Secretary Henry A Wallace arrived and warned the drought as he observed water holes dried up in high cattle country and insufficient stored water in irrigated areas signaling strain on cattle operations.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry A. Wallace
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Wallace
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