Shots Fired At Two Royal Family Members in London
A sawn off shotgun was fired near the Duchess of Kent and a glass pane shattered at the Princess Royal’s home as Scotland Yard weighs IRA links. An unidentified man was arrested near the Duke of Kent’s residence after the shots, with police holding him for questioning.
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London
Duchess of Kent
George
Princess Royal
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
England
Duke of Kent
Ire
Belgrave Square
Lady Portarlington
Earl of Hare- Wood
Viscount Lascelles
Gerald Lascelles
Gerald Road
Myron Hudson
East Halliday
Hudson
High Court Denies Conviction Review
The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of Ellis Parker and his son Ellis Parker Jr. on charges of conspiracy to kidnap Paul H. Wendel. Parker senior faced six years and junior three. The case alleged Wendel was forcibly confined in Brooklyn to obtain a confession of Lindbergh baby kidnapping.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
N. J
Ellis, Jr
Paul H. Wendel
Parker
Sen
Wendel
Trenton, WN. J
Brooklyn
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Death of George Wesley Tubbs Due to Natural Causes
The 88 year old George Wesley Tubbs died Sunday and an autopsy by Dr. H. H. Hughart Monday attributed the death to natural causes. An investigation followed rumors of possible assault, but Detective Chief Guy Nelson stated the autopsy showed no foul play.
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George Wesley Tubbs
H. H. Hughart
Tubbs
Guy Nelson
Utahn Probes Grand Central Markets Over Strawberries
Salt Lake City reports David F. Smith state agriculture commissioner accuses Maurice Warshaw Grand Central Markets of violating state laws in advertising and handling strawberries. Smith will refer the information to J. H. McGiggeny executive secretary of the state fair trades commission.
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Salt Lake City
Maurice Warshaw
Grand Central Markets
David F. Smith
Theft and travel notes from Around Town column
The column reports a bicycle theft at a bowling alley, a district court session in Malad, and wheel theft from a Pocatello Auto lot. A birth at General Hospital to Mr and Mrs J H Peterson is noted, along with a car abandonment in Blackfoot and various police calls about thefts, accidents, and a rifle wound dog. It also mentions a Job's Daughters ceremony and a motor trip by local residents to Inkom and Fort Douglas.
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Leroy Wells
Leroy R. Wells
South Second
East Center
Jay L. Downing
North Garfield
Downing
Young Wells
W. S. Williams
Inkom
H. C. Dorrien
Dorrien
38Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Utah
Fort Lewis
Wash
Williams
Pocatello
Idaho Southern University
Legal notice on venue change and libel suit in Ada county
The text notes a grass fire and its suppression with wet sacks. It records P Co OMalley vs Statesman Publishing Company seeking $20,000 actual damages and $30,000 exemplary damages for alleged libel. Cases were forwarded to Ada county after the Idaho Supreme Court overruled a district court denial of a change of venue from the sixth district to Boise district.
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P. Co. Omalley
the Statesman Publishing Company
Ada County
Supreme Court
Sixth District Court
Boise
Forgery convict Ernest Miller Paroled to Kansas Sheriff
Ernest Miller alias Floyd Hopkins and George Thurston, sentenced in district court to 2 to 14 years for forgery, was released on parole to Sheriff Tom Hogan of Labett county Kansas. Miller, 19, previously drew attention in jail for taking 15 cathartic pills and a salts dose, leading to hospitalization on May 8.
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Ernest Miller
Floyd Hopkins
George Thurston
J. L. Downing
Tom Hogan
Labett County
Kansas
Miller
General Hospital
Dairy producers meeting moved to Friday at Bannock Hotel
A. E. Duke announced that a meeting of butter cheese milks and ice cream producers manufacturers and distributors scheduled for Saturday has been changed to 11:30 a m Friday at the Bannock hotel. Ivan H. Loughary will attend and all interested are invited.
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A. E. Duke
Bannock County
Bannock Hotel
Ivan H. Loughary
Extension Dairyman
Idaho Naturopathic Association Elects Leaders
A meeting at 606 North Main Street Pocatello elected Dr. George H Walters of Boise as president and Vincent Allen of Nampa as vice president. Dr. (text cuts off)
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Idaho Naturopathic Association
North Main Street
Pocatello
George H. Walters
Boise
Vincent Allen
Nampa
Idaho Falls election names secretary treasurer and board
Fred Porter of Idaho Falls was elected secretary and Treasurer E. W. Bronson of Pocatello, Glen MacDonald of Nampa and Earl Cramer of Burley were elected on the board of directors. The advisory committee elected were Otto Vosika of Kimberly, C. Brad brook of Pocatello, Ed Carney of Idaho Falls, Melvin Rich of Logan Utah and Dr. Alvin W. Hale of Logan Utah. Mr and Mrs Bert Heuvel formerly of the DeLite Bakery are leaving Wednesday for Detroit Michigan. From there they will drive to Fresno California to visit Mrs Heuvels sister. On the return trip they will visit in Portland Oregon. They expect to be gone about two months.
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Michael Dudenake
Harry
Mathew
Helen
California
San Francisco
James
Penelope Katsilometes
Los Angeles
Fred Porter
Idaho Falls
E. W. Bronson
Pocatello
Glen MacDonald
Nampa
Earl Cramer
Burley
Otto Vosika
Kimberly
C. Bradbrook
Ed Carney
Melvin Rich
Logan
Utah
Alvin W. Hale
Bert Heuvel
DeLite Bakery
Detroit
Mich
Fresno
Calif
Congress Dives Into Major Social Security Act Debates
House begins debate on proposed changes to the social security act while committees handle related labor and neutrality issues. Senate moves forward on a $100 million strategic war materials purchase and government reorganization orders set for July 1, with other bills stalled.
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Appropriations
Banking
Labor
John L. Lewis
Senate
White House
House
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Infant Dies Soon After Birth in Tyhee Family
Eva Lean Belle Carlson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Iver V Carlson Tyhee died at a local hospital at 3 30 am Tuesday ten and one half hours after birth Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Blackfoot with interment in Blackfoot cemetery The McHahn funeral home is in charge
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Eva Lean Belle Carlson
Iver V. Carlson
Tyhee
Blackfoot
McHan Funeral Home
Groups Move On Jersey City Rally After Court Ruling
The American Civil Liberties Union and allies plan a mass meeting in Jersey City after a U S supreme court ruling. Norman Thomas, socialist leader, will speak at the rally in Journal Square. Mayor Hague says he will obey the decision that voided the city permit ordinance used to bar C I O members and others deemed undesirables.
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Jersey City
N. J
United States Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Frank Hague
Journal Square
Hague
Norman Thomas
Refugees Granted Cuba Landing If Camps Accept
Cuban President Federico Laredo Bru authorized landing for the Jewish refugees aboard the Hamburg America liner St. Louis under two conditions. They would reside in a concentration camp on the Isle of Pines and their stay would be temporary with guarantees. Jewish aid groups were given until tomorrow noon to accept.
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Havana
Federico Laredo Bru
Hamburg-Amerika
Isle of Pines
Laredo Bru
Thornless rose bush breakthrough reported by Edward C. Stroh
Attica New York June 6 Edward C Stroh a former florist recalls nearly losing his left arm to rose thorn blood poisoning years ago. He claims to have nearly completed a thornless hot house rose and is testing a thornless outdoor variety through his ongoing experiments.
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Attica
N. Y
Edward C. Stroh
Stroh
Fire damages Warsaw Central Railway station in sabotage rumor
Fire severely damages the incomplete Warsaw Central Railway station valued at 2 million dollars. Reported rumors suggest sabotage as investigators begin examining the blaze and potential leads emerge.
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Warsaw
Warsaw Central
Colorado River Aqueduct Project Length and Cost
The Colorado river aqueduct designed to supply Los Angeles will stretch 238 miles and carry a construction price tag of 220 million dollars.
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Colorado River
Los Angeles
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