New NRA Plans in Washington Remain Unclear
Democratic leaders say Roosevelt will propose additional legislation to replace NRA structure before session end. A skeleton NRA with limited powers may be retained while future form is debated. Senators doubt tax power or new commerce definitions will yield a lasting solution.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
NRA
Coughton
Senate
Clark
Vandenberg
Mich
Cummings
Reed
Service Men to Press for Bonus Payment Delay
Washington reports that American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders vow to delay the cash bonus campaign until the next Congress. They insist certificates be paid in full this session, with officials urging action now and promising a strong fight to achieve payment.
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Washington
American Legion
Veterans of Far Wars
Congress
John Thomas Taylor
G. K. Brobeck
Rexburg Child Drowned In Irrigation Ditch
In Rexburg Idaho on June 5 18 month old George Garrett Lister son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Lister fell into a nearby irrigation ditch while playing with other children and drowned. Sheriff and neighbors searched locating the body three quarters of a mile downstream from the family home.
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Rexburg
Idaho
George Garrett Lister
Eugene Lister
Bahram Wins 156th English Derby at Epsom Downs
Bahram the Aga Khan trained favorite led from the start to win the 156th running of the Derby at Epsom. Robin Goodfellow finished second and Field Trial third in a field of 16 as Bahram went to post at 8 to 4.
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Epsom Downs
England
Bahram
Aga Khan
Robin Goodfellow
Review of New NRA Program
Washington June 5 A thumbnail review of the NRA program agreed by President Roosevelt and congressional leaders outlines a 91-2 month extension of a skeleton NRA unit to gather statistics compare actual results and effects of previous codes and enforce voluntary codes. It also calls for government contract rules requiring wage hour standards and child labor bans and measures to revive federal agencies and pass wage and hour and anti unfair trade practices bills.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Petroleum Administrative Board
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Central Statistical Board
Lowden Plans Speech at Springfield Grass Roots Rally
Former Governor Frank O Lowden prepared his keynote address for the Republican grass roots convention in Springfield Illinois after a conference with Herbert Hoover in Chicago Hoover said they discussed administration proposals to shift the United States toward a European form of government and Lowden described the issue as key to the 1936 campaign.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Herbert Hoover
Springfield
Lowden
Oregon
Ill
Hoover
Washington
Baseball standings and scores across doubleheader results
Baseball doubleheaders feature Brooklyn vs Boston with two games, and several other matchups including New York and Philadelphia. Notable tallies show varied runs by inning, with pitchers Mungo Earnshaw Hubbell and others, and rain postponements affecting St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Hogan
Spohrer
Earnshaw
Babich
Vance
Frankhouse
New York
Philadel'ia
Fitzsimmons
Chagnon
Mancuso
Jorgens
Johnson
Todd
Hubbell
Walters
E. Moore
Wilson
Cincinnati
Chicago
City of Portland to Make Maiden Eastbound Stop in Pocatello
Rail officials and local groups plan a reception for the Union Pacific streamlined train City of Portland during Railroad Week observances. Miss Betty Wells will christen Pocatello’s welcome as Loren J. Schnabel leads the high school band in a depot ceremony before the five minute stop.
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Union Pacific
City of Portland
Pocatello
Portland
Chicago
Betty Wells
Pocatello High School
Loren J. Schnabel
W. A. Harriman
Frank W. Robinson
J. L. Haugh
Carl Gray
Streamliner
C&nw Ry
Omaha
Idaho Board Reviews State Institutions On Inspection Tour
State Superintendent John W. Condie says the University of Idaho Southern Branch at Pocatello the Industrial School at St Anthony and the State Normal at Albion are very fine after a tour with the state board of education. The group plans inspections at deaf and blind schools Lewiston Moscow and the state university. They discuss a text book commission curriculum revisions certification classroom and dormitory needs and expect higher fall enrollment. Construction funding awaits federal action likely within a month.
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Boise
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Pocatello
Industrial School
St. Anthony
State Normal School
Albion
John W. Condie
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Gooding
State School For Deaf and Blind
Lewiston
Moscow
State University
Condie
Monrovia Bans Free-Roaming Dogs After June 20
Monrovia authorities announce a citywide dog control measure prohibiting dogs from running at large after June 20. The ordinance requires leashes and proper licenses, with penalties to be set for violations.
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Monrovia
Cal
Frank Scott
President Outlines 14 Must Measures for Congress
President Roosevelt released a 14 item must list for Congress including Temporary NRA social security omnibus banking utilities holding company Wagner labor disputes and other major policies. Leaders expect no early adjournment with sessions stretching into September while House and Senate leaders debate timing.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Omnibus
Utilities Holding Company
Wagner
Guffey
Tennessee Valley Authority
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
O'Connor
N. Y
House Rules Committee
Harrison
Miss
FDR Warns Labor Unrest Linked to Bills Passage
President Roosevelt warned martial law may be needed to quell unrest unless the Wagner labor disputes and the Guffey-Snyder coal stabilization bills pass. United Mine Workers plan a June 17 bi tuminous strike involving about 450,000 miners. House support for the Wagner bill appears weak, with at least 150 members wanting to avoid a vote. The measure would create a labor relations board and favor majority rule in bargaining.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
White House
House
Labor Relations Board
Utah Weather Forecast Sees Minor Temp Change Tonight Thursday
The Utah outlook calls for paired conditions with little temperature change. Forecasters expect two consecutive periods of mild weather, keeping daytime highs near seasonal norms and overnight lows close to the average.
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Utah
Convention of Cattle Men In Last Session
The Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers convention in Antlers hall heard district forester R H Rutledge stress the need to preserve forage resources to sustain the livestock industry. Archie D Ryan of Salt Lake reviewed the Taylor Grazing Act and its first year, noting control boards and advisory work. Over 100 Idaho members attend as the session closes with resolutions and officer elections.
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Forest Service
R. H Rutledge
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers Convention
Antlers Hall
Association
Idaho
Albert Campbell
Archie D. Ryan
Salt Lake
Secretary of Interior
Merchants Rally for Railroad Week in Pocatello
At a Pocatello merchant meeting the retail bureau of the chamber of commerce was authorized to actively observe Railroad week June 10 to 15. Committees planned a parade and store window decorations with a large street parade tentatively set for Saturday morning June 15.
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Pocatello Merchants
Retail Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Farmer
Short Line
Harold Hinckley
A. M. Petersen
Ivan Gasser
Myron Porges
Paul V. Nash
Frank Birrell
Steve Rhodes
Ralph Beers
Robert Watson
Flood menace at Kansas City lessened as many flee
The flood threat from the Kaw and Missouri rivers eased today as crews reported reduced crest levels. Army engineers warned western Kaw valley remains at risk while Kansas City area levees hold. People in lowland Kaw towns sought higher ground and crews bolstered dikes with sandbags ahead of expected crests.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Topeka
Kaw
Theodore Wyman, Jr
Army Division
Wyman
Meee
Tacoma Kidnapers Scare Salt Lake City in Coast-to-Coast Search
June 5 reports spread of the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping as FBI and other agents traced a possible suspect who paid a $20 ransom with a suspect ticket from Huntington Oregon. A smooth shaven man in a tan suit and brown hat was described, but officials doubted he rode the Oregon Short Line train to Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Little George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Huntington
Ore
David P. Squires
Pocatello
Squires
Dean of Club Women Promotes Birth Control at Convention
Lucre tia Longbrake Blankenburg of Philadelphia, 90, a leading clubwoman, urged adoption of disseminating scientifically controlled birth control information at the General Federation of Women’ s Clubs triennial convention in Detroit. She warned of repea l and criticized the NRA, predicting another Roman ruin if feeble minded birth is unchecked. The convention opened with her anticipated remarks and potential new proposals.
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Detroit
Lucretia Longbrake Blankenburg
Philadelphia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Filipinos Enter Three Way Race for Philippine Presidency
In Manila on June 5 amid a dynamite discovery near Manuel Quezon’s Baguio home, the Philippine commonwealth race widens to three as Gregorio Aglipay and Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo join Quezon as presidential candidates. Police suspect early assassination plotting and note three such plots in two months.
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Baguio
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Commonwealth
Gregorio Aglipay
Independent Catholic Church of the Philippines
Emilio Aguinaldo
United States
Aglipay
Quezon
Philippine Senate
Luzon
Thaho Wrather Pair Tonight and Thursday
Readable fragments indicate a pairing event involving Thaho Wrather scheduled for tonight and Thursday. Details such as venue, opponents, or exact times are not clear in the text.
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Thaho Wrather
Conhun
Army Air Base Bill II Passed by House
The House approved a bill authorizing construction of six key army air bases to guard Alaska the Panama Canal and national frontiers against attacks. The measure faces Senate review amid past disclosures of a camouflaged border base provision and directs War Department to study sites in Atlantic northeast southeast Caribbean Alaska Pacific northwest and the Rocky mountains.
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Washington
Alaska
Panama Canal
House
Senate
Army High Command
House Military Committee
War Department
Atlantic Northeast
Atlantic Southeast
Caribbean
Southeastern States
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Manhunters in Northwest Track Down Kidnapers
Northwest investigators press to break the Weyerehaeuser kidnap case as a 20 000 ransom bill surfaces in Oregon. A former Portland bootlegger is sought as a possible abductors suspect known for rugged country routes across Oregon Washington and Idaho. Government agents conduct secret trips while officials stay tight lipped citing a likely breakthrough within 48 hours.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerehaeuser
Oreegon
Portland
Jack Keegan
Portland Poe Live
Keegan
Department of Justice
Issaquah
Elks to Convene In Boise Friday
Idaho Elks to hold 12th annual session in Boise with about 300 lodge members registered by Friday. Secretary John D. Case notes events include bowling golf tournament and beauty contest. Nicholas Ney of Caldwell serves as president.
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Boise
Idaho Lodge
Idaho State Elks Association
John D. Case
Nicholas Ney
Caldwell
Denials Emphasize No Epidemics at Lava Springs
Civil officials deny reports of typhoid fever and spinal meningitis in Lava Hot Springs. They accuse the reports of malice and state there are no cases in the Lava hospital. Idaho's popular Lava natatoriums are noted as open. Road between Pocatello and Lava remains passable during construction.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava Hospital
Idaho
Lava
Pocatello
Fog Delays Wiley Post Takeoff From Union Terminal
Heavy fog shut Union at a Burbank terminal early today delaying Wiley Post’s planned takeoff. Officials offered no new launch time as weather hampered aviation schedules and crew preparations.
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Los Angeles
Union
Burbank
Wiley Post
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