Liquor Board Debates Permit Plan and Tax Issue
Boise June 5 Idaho liquor control board discussed a four point program urged by Boise residents including two clergy. The plan calls for denying permits under certain conditions and other limits on sales and stamp holders. The board also refused to pay the chain store tax on 118 stores, stating the tax did not apply and deferring legal action.
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Boise
Idaho Liquor Control Board
J. M. Greenfield
C. E. Helman
Boise Ministerial Association
Z. Reed Millar
Latter-Day Saints Church
Harry Kessler
Byron Defenbach
Suez Board Denies Italian Demands
Paris June 5. The Suez Canal Co board unanimously rejected Italian demands for representation in its management. Marquis de Vogue, president, criticized Italy for errors and bad faith as promoters and allies press to oppose the board’s rights and loyalty.
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Paris
Suez Canal Company
Marquis de Vogue
Italy
Royal couple visit Sudbury in Ontario cleanup tour
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrive in Sudbury for a cleanup tour of rich Ontario districts missed on their Pacific visit. The royal pair planned a dozen civic receptions across eight stops, with four longer visits in Sudbury London Hamilton and Niagara Falls before crossing into the United States at Niagara Falls. Thousands greet them at the 6:30 p m arrival after traveling from Sioux Lookout.
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Sudbury
Ont
Ontario
Pacific
United States
Niagara Falls
London
Hamilton
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Sioux Lookout
Hailey Woman Wins Damages Over Sidewalk Fall
Olara M. Berland was awarded 5864 in a 10849 damage suit against the city of Hailey after a district court jury found she fell on a Hailey sidewalk last year, breaking her right hip and left wrist.
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Hailey
Idaho
Olara M. Berland
Clash Near Changkufeng Reported By Nichi Nichi
The Nichi Nichi newspaper reported a vest pocket war clash between Japanese and Soviet Russians near Changkufeng at the junction of the Siberian Manc huokuoan and Korean frontiers. The reported period spans July 11 to August 11, 1938.
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Tokyo
Changkufeng
Manchoukuoan
Nichi Nichi
Idaho Weather Update
Southeast region tonight shows partly cloudy skies with a mild, unsettled pattern. Forecasters expect light winds and no significant precipitation across the rest of Idaho tonight.
Amendment on Child Labor Gets Court Extension
The Supreme Court ruled that the pending constitutional amendment to abolish child labor remains subject to ratification by states, including those that previously rejected it. Chief Justice Hughes wrote the opinion, read by Justice Stone. Kansas’ 1925 rejection and 1937 approval are noted.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Justice Stone
Kansas
Congress
Taylor Rules On Arms in Idaho Says Bearing Arms constitutional
Boise June 5 In a trio of opinions Attorney General J W Taylor answers a Pocatello inquiry by Holmberg that Idaho cannot bar carrying arms for self protection while allowing some firearms licenses. He says the legislature may regulate but cannot prohibit bearing arms, with regulation limited by constitutional rights. Utah Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday cooler southeast portion tonight.
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Idaho
Wes
Boise
J. W. Taylor
D. L. Holmberg
Pocatello
Holmberg
Law
Taylor
Utah
Kiwanis Club to Honor Six Birthday Members
Members of the Kiwanis club will celebrate the birthdays of six members at the regular luncheon meeting Tuesday noon at the Bannock hotel.
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Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
Montanan Plans 288 Mile Yellowstone River Marathon
Clarence Giles, 45, an auctioneer, completed a 62 mile stretch from Terry to Glendive in seven hours and predicts starting June 30 to tackle 288 miles from Billings to Glendive. He faced rocks and driftwood but fatigued little aided by a swift current and new body grease.
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Glendive
Mont
Yellowstone River
Clarence Giles
Yellowstone
Terry
Giles
Billings
Baseball National and American League Standings Amid Scheduled Games
Baseball scores show Pittsburgh edged by Brooklyn 8 to 6 in a game featuring Sewell Berres and Tamulis Phelps for the Senators. Cincinnati defeated New York 8 to 6 with Walters Lombardi Schumacher Brown and Danning contributing. Chicago routed Philadelphia 8 to 0 with French Root Lillard Dean Mancuso Highe Mulcahy and Davis. St Louis beat Boston 4 to 1 as Cooper Bowman Weiland Owen Posedel Lanning Sullivan and Lopez contributed. American New York defeated Detroit 5 to 0 with Pearson Dickey Bridges York. Philadelphia shut out Chicago 1 to 0 as Joyce Parmelee Hayes Knott and Tresh led. Boston edged Cleveland 7 to 5 with Ostermueller Weaver Wilson Dickman Desautels Allen and Pytlak. Only games scheduled.
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Boston
Cleveland
Ostermueller
Weaver
Wilson
Dickman
Desautels
Allen
Pytlak
Newspaper Man Visits Dan Hitchcock on Vacation
A Tribune editor emeritus now with the Ogden Standard Examiner visits his mother Mrs. John Noblet and brothers W. B. Hitchcock and John Hitchcock for a two week vacation. Mrs. Noblet’s daughter Mrs. C D Walker and son-in-law Mr. Walker from Salem Oregon join the family.
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Dan Hitchcock
The
Tribune
Ogden Standard Examiner
John Noblet
W. B. Hitchcock
Pullman, Wash
John Hitchcock
Sunshine council calls meeting for Kenyon airport dedication
The president of the Sunshine International Air Route council telegrammed Paul Nash secretary of the chamber of commerce announcing a special meeting on June 7 at Lethbridge. Attendees invited include Ralph Fry air representative and F. E. MacKenzie mayoral representative to attend.
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Sunshine International Air Route Council
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Lethbridge
Kenyon
Nash
Chamber
Ralph Fry
F. E. MacKenzie
Pendergast Feels Serious Heart Attack in Prison
The Justice Department announced that Tom Pendergast, former Kansas City political leader, suffered a rather serious heart attack while imprisoned at Leavenworth.
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Pendergast
Washington
Justice Department
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kas
Devastating Blaze Kills 32 in Zacatepec Movie Theater
Fire in a Zacatepec cinema on Saturday night left 32 dead and 42 seriously injured, as workers combed through nearly 100 houses seeking more victims. Survivors said a cigarette in the projection room ignited a roll of film. 42 were rushed to Mexico City hospitals for treatment.
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Mexico City
Zacatepec
Morelos
Governor to Visit Here in Idaho State Tour
Governor C A Bottolfsen heads to Pocatello on state business amid plans to rule on a civ il suit by the Idaho Wildlife Federation against Bird N Hawley of Melba over unbecoming official conduct. He aims to appoint a public works commissioner within a week and will address groups and at Albion State Normal and Franklin Pioneer Day.
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Pocatello
J. W Taynor
Melvin Stevens
Emory Afton
Boise
Shippers’ and Growers’ Association of Idaho
Sun Valley
Albion State Normal
Pranklin
North Idahoan Heads Public Assistance
Kenneth V. Thomas of St. Maries is named state supervisor for the division of public assistance succeeding Louise Cuddy who was acting in the post and returns to child welfare services. Thomas has been Boise district supervisor. a successor for his Boise post is not yet named.
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Boise
Kenneth V. Thomas
St. Maries
Division of Public Assistance
Bill Child
Thomas
Louise Cuddy
Child
Girl, 13, Says Eagle Attacked Her in Cumberland Town
Dorothy May Stallings claimed an eagle attacked her near her Cumberland home. She said the bird swooped down and scratched her scalp before her screams frightened it away. her father Raymond shot the eagle in a nearby field to prove the episode happened.
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Cumberland
Dorothy May Stallings
Raymond
Governor appoints two to Lava Foundation commission
Governor C A Bottolfsen named J A Youngren of Pocatello and A W Miller of Lava Hot Springs to serve on the Lava Hot Springs Foundation commission. The third member is former State Senator William A Peters of Jerome. The new board will meet in Boise next Thursday to oversee the state owned mineral water bathing and health resort at Lava Hot Springs in Bannock county.
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Lava Hot Springs Foundation Commission
William A. Peters
Jerome
Youngreen
F. E. MacKenzie
Pocatello
Miller
B. W. Henderson
Arimo
Boise
Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
Chamberlain Explains Thetis Submarine Disaster Loss
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced a full public inquiry into the Thetis disaster in which 98 men died. He described flooding in two forward compartments, the buoy detachment, and the submarine’s ballast loss before it sank in Liverpool Bay, with two survivors and three believed dead during escape attempts.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Liverpool Bay
Thetis
Davis Jung Me Ly Watch
H. P. K. Oram
Oram
Jurist Faces Term in State Prison
New York June 5 A federal judge Martin T Manton and associate George M Spector were convicted of selling justice and await motions for new trials. Three others pleaded guilty as U S District Attorney Cahill vows to cleanse federal courts. The report notes links to loans from Warner and Lord and Thomas during litigious cases.
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New York
Martin T. Manton
U.S
Manton
George M. Spector
Hable
Spector
U. S
John T. Cahill
Marry Warner
Warner Brothers Company
Lord and Thomas Advertising Agency
American Tobacco Company
Nampa Offers Post To Balderston Chief Candidate Named
A Nampa source says Jack Balderston, former Idaho law enforcement commissioner and former Pocatello police chief, has been offered the city police chief job and is considering it. If accepted, he would replace Willard Harris. Balderston previously served as commissioner in 1937 for two years.
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Nampa
Jack Balderston
Idaho
Pocatello
Balderston
Willard Harris
Barzilla W. Clark
Rainbow Trout News From Snake River Displayed In Store
Roy Hanaki brought a 114 pound rainbow trout caught in the Snake River below American Falls to Pocatello for display at Bistline Hardware. Hanaki had previously reported a 74 pound trout last week, and John Riley caught 7 pounds 11 ounces.
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Pocatello
Roy Hanaki
Snake River
American Falls
Hanaki
John Riley
Bistline Hardware Store
National Housing Act Aims to Boost Home Financing
The amended National Housing Act signed by the President expands FHA mortgage insurance up to four billion dollars and extends insurance for existing construction to July 1941. It allows loans on small homes up to 5400 with 25-year terms, maintains insured lending for banks, and introduces new premiums to offset costs. The act seeks to stabilize housing finance and support recovery, with measures affecting mortgage insurance limits, refinancing requirements, and large project conditions.
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Boise
Harry Whittier
Federal Housing Administration
PHA
Whittier
FHA
Car-Horse Collision Reported on Mink Creek Road
State Traffic Officer Bunder son reports a Sunday night crash on Mink creek road when a car driven by Joe Mann struck a horse that jumped from a borrow pit into the vehicle. Damage to the car was estimated at $150.
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Bunderson
Joe Mann
Mink Creek
Germany to Sign Baltic Nonaggression Pacts This Week
Berlin reports Germany will sign nonaggression pacts with Latvia and Estonia on Wednesday. Lithuania already signed a treaty after Memel’s annexation. Denmark and Norway, Sweden and Finland have declined the offer among six Baltic states.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Baltic
Memel
Hitler
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Lions Club to Elect Officers at Dinner Meeting Tonight
Lions club members will elect officers for the coming year at the regular dinner meeting with no program. Officers will be installed and a ladies night program is set for next week at the Episcopal church parish hall on Monday June 12.
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Lions Club
Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Reward Offered in Elk Shooting Near Mink Creek Valve House
Bannock County Sportsmen's association warns that a $50 reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of violators of game laws after a yearling elk was shot near the Mink Creek valve house.
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Mink Creek
Bannock
Barrymore Recovers. to Reopen My Dear Children Tonight
Chicago June 54 John Barrymore age 57 has improved after a mild heart attack last Tuesday and will reopen his engagement in the play My Dear Children tonight according to Dr. T J Coogan.
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Chicago
John Barrymore
T. J. Coogan
Bannock County Sportsmen To Meet Thursday Night
A meeting of the Bannock County Sportsmen's association is set for 8 p m on Thursday in the offices of R L Getty on North Main Street. All members are invited to attend.
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Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
R. L. Getty
North Main Street
Infant dies of suffocation in Boise
Boise coroner Clyde Summers reports the two month old son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Kelly suffocated in his cradle, a tragic domestic incident under investigation by local authorities.
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Boise
Clyde Summers
Virgil Kelly
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