Navy Pilot Lost In Crash Off California Coast
Lieutenant Schreuder junior grade naval reserve based in Diego apparently perished when his radio plane crashed into the Pacific near Point Concepcion while en route from Oakland to the naval reserve base. Base commander Lieutenant Commander Schneider said a second crewman could not have been aboard.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ludwig Schreui
Naval Reserve
Diego
Fis Ae
Concepcion
Ita Barbara
Oakland
Naval Reserve Base
Herve
A. P. Schneider
Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Schreuder
Point Concepcion
Pacific
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Schneider
Schreider
Sculptor Riccardi Discharged After Pay Phone Incident
Romeo Riccardi, a Philadelphia sculptor, dropped three nickels into a pay phone for a call, got no service, tore out the phone, and was brought before Magistrate James Medway. He described the incident to a druggist who was uninterested, and the magistrate discharged him.
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Philadelphia
Romeo Riccardi
James Medway
Riccardi
One of 3 Bandits Held in Indiana
SEYMOUR Ind June 6 AP word was received that LaSalle Toots Long one of three bandits in the slaying of a deputy sheriff and wounding a Seymour policeman was captured in an orchard six miles west of Nashville Indiana The capture was made by Sheriff Meredith K Stewart Deputy William Barkman Lieut John C Wier and Nashville authorities Bedford held Robert Neal 20 another member of the trio Coffin still at large Neal captured near his home at Helmsburg Brown County
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Seymour
Ind
Meredith K. Stewart
LaSalle
Toots” Long
Nashville
Stewart
William Barkman
Jackson County
John C. Wier
State Police
Bedford
Robert Neal
Ed Coffin
Neal
Harold Amick
Scott County
Helmsburg
Brown County
Local Notables Recovering From Illness In Pocatello
Around Town reports Chief A. B. Canfield of the Po catello fire department is rapidly recovering from illness. Mrs. J. N. Ireland at 529 North Garfield shows marked improvement, and Mrs. C. E. M. Loux on South Johnson avenue is recovering satisfactorily after weeks of serious illness. Marian Toombs, daughter of Mrs. John Toombs, 402 North Garfield, underwent major surgery days ago at St. Anthony hospital.
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A. B. Canfield
The
Pocatello Fire Department
J. N. Ireland
North Garfield
C. E. M. Loux
South Johnson Avenue
Marian Toombs
John Toombs
Maor
St. Anthony Hospital
Births and political debate in Idaho headlines
Mr and Mrs O K Olson announce the birth of a daughter at St Anthony hospital. Mr Olson works for Hopper dairy. A son is born to Mr and Mrs George Giannini at St Anthony hospital. Mr Giannini is employed by OSS. Association in Washington reports rapid local opposition to a bill restricting weapons, arguing it harms sportsmen while criminals retain guns. The wire asks for views on the bill’s passage and how Idaho opposition can be effective.
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Commissioner of Public Works
State of
Idaho
Boise
Bear Lake Highway
Montpelier
Paris
Bear Lake County
Grace Preston
Alexander and
Grace
Bannock County
Bureau of Highways
A. D. Stanley
Pocatello
Associated General Contractors
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fe of Public Works
State of Idaho
Joyubio
McKel
O. K. Olson
Route 1
St. Anthony Hospital
Olson
Hopper Dairy
George Giannini
North Fifth Avenue
Giannini
O.S.S
Washington, D. C
Sportsmen Protest House Gun Bill
Local National Rifle Association members sent telegrams protesting congressional action to deny private citizens the use of firearms. The message urged lawmakers to oppose the gun control measure and defend Second Amendment rights.
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Congress
National Rifle
Postmaster William H. Carpenter Retires After 39 Years
William H. Carpenter, 82, long serving postmaster of Rescue California, began under Grover Cleveland and served under nine presidents, marking nearly four decades of service in the mountain hamlet.
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William H. Carpenter
Rescue
Cal
Grover Cleveland
German mobs protest Woolworth stores in three cities
Mobs demonstrated in Kassel Bonn and Ludwigshafen against Woolworth stores after reports the company joined a German goods boycott. Windows were smashed in Kassel and paint daubed in Bonn while crowds urged others not to buy from the firm. Woolworth representatives denied joining any boycott and cited international buyers traveling to Germany.
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Berlin
F. W. Woolworth Company
Kassel
Bonn
Ludwigshafen
Woolworth
Germany
America
New York
Canada
England
Associated Press
World News At A Glance Highlights Global Events
Berlin mobs protest Woolworth stores amid boycott ties in America. Hong Kong steam launch explosion near Canton claims 150 lives with 60 bodies recovered. London officials back US stance on war debt notes and public approval. Siam prince cataract operation successful. Dublin Americans win in Irish hospital sweepstakes finals. Corbeil Ontario Dionne quints aided by oxygen carbon dioxide tank.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Plaster Removal From Cement Floors
Plaster particles stuck to cement floors may be removed by dampening and scraping.
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NAVY
California
Fifth Judicial District
Amy Blackburn
P. L. Roche
Grace L. Hall
Anna Keefe
B. W. Davis
Atty
Barney Ebarguarry
San Juan Capistrano
Mary
Ebarguarry
Indiana
Safeway-Pay’n Takit
Tribune-Journal CO
Styles
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Luella
Vivian Mole
Lois Doty
Made
Pilchard
Dorothy Cleare
Louis B. Lochner
World News
London
American State Department
Prajadhipok
Siam
Dublin
Corbeil
Cooking School
Jonseue
Mpmralibree
Marian Rogers Spencer
Safeway Stores Homemakers’ Bureau
Safeway
Libby
Edward
Swift
Morton
van Camp
Bean Hole
McNeely’s
Kraft
Sperry
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