G M E N Send Big Chief to Coast to Chase Gang
Nationwide hunt for George Weyerhaeuser kidnapers widens to California and Montana as Harold J. Nathan arrives to lead the case. Reports link suspects Bailey and Johnstone to Perma Montana and a tan sedan fleeing at high speed. Federal agents pursue leads across Utah and Wyoming with two prisoners naming the pair.
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G-Men
Big Chief
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
San Francisco
Montana
Department of Justice
Hunt
Harold J. Nathan
John Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
John J. Keegan
Portland
Jack Bailey
Pacific Northwest
Herbert Lester Johnstone
Perma
Mont
Fred Butz
J. R. McKee
Harold McAtee
St. Louis
McAtee
Bay City
Weyerhaeuser
Eee
Missoula, Mont
Salt Lake City
Washington State
Brigham City
Utah
Wyoming
Michener
Elliot Michen
Date Is Set For 3rd Lamson Trial
The third trial of David A. Lamson, ex university press executive charged with murdering his wife Allene, was scheduled for September 23. Judge Robert R. Syer granted the extension on defense motion due to witnesses being hard to obtain during vacation. Lamson had been convicted and sentenced to death in the first trial, a retrial was ordered, and the second jury was discharged after failing to reach a verdict.
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San Jose
Cal
David A. Lamson
University Press
Allene
Edwin V. McKenzie
Robert R. Syer
Lamson
State Supreme Court
Idaho Produce Shipments Dip in May Report
Idaho Department of Agriculture records show May produce shipments at 1,003 carloads, down from 2,208 a year earlier. Officials attribute the drop to a weak potato market and a late spring harvest.
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Boise
Idaho
State Department of Agriculture
Baldwin Returns to Power as Prime Minister
In London on June 7 Stanley Baldwin, twice prime minister, accepted the post from King George after Ramsay MacDonald resigned due to ill health. Baldwin was sworn in with a swift transfer of powers at Buckingham Palace and Downing Street, leaving the country with only a brief interregnum.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
King George
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Baldwin
Buckingham Palace
Bal
Tapid
Seven Killers Go to Deaths
Prisoners across states faced execution for crimes against society. May H Carey the first white woman hanged in Delaware died praying for forgiveness. Her son Howard, 27, was executed for murdering his uncle for a $2000 life insurance.
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May H. Carey
Delaware
Sussex County
Howard
Massachusetts
Morton Millen
Irving
Abraham Faber
Huntsville
Tex
Albert Carr
Houston
San Quentin
Cal
Edward L. Lange
Columbia
8. C
Thurmond Harris
Church Leader Addresses Convention in Salt Lake City
Heber J. Grant urged Latter Day Saints youth to live righteously and honor parents at the Mutual Improvement associations opening session. Albert E. Bowen presided, with David O. McKay urging leaders to teach by example in a church-wide conference. Mary R. Jack reported 115 945 members and 16 976 officers and teachers.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints’ Church
Heber J. Grant
Mutual Improvement Associations
Grant
Temple
Church
Tabernacle
Albert E. Bowen
Young Men‘'s Mutual Improvement Association
Bowen
David O. McKay
First Presidency
Jesus
Peter
Mr. McKay
Mary R. Jack
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
National League and American League games report varied results with rain interruptions. Cantwell and Hogan lead Boston past New York after a late rally while Brooklyn and Philadelphia split. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh endure a 15 to 4 final with rain called. Chicago at St Louis postponed due to wet grounds. Detroit and Chicago also feature score updates amid weather delays.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Omens
Dickey
Welch
Rrell
Cleveland
Ross to Speak in Boise and Idaho Events
Governor Ross announced two speaking engagements in southeastern Idaho. He will dedicate the American Legion hall at Malad June 14 and discuss at the Pioneer Day celebration in Franklin on June 15, Idaho's oldest town.
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Ross
Boise
Idaho
American Legion Hall
Malad
Pioneer
Franklin
House Vote Shows NRA Extension Passed Amid Resignations
The House approved a measure to extend a skeleton NRA organization to April 1 1936 and empower the president to approve voluntary codes. Roosevelt accepted Donald Richbergs NRA resignation effective June 16 as the emergency structure nears its end. AFL viewed the vote as a surrender to the change.
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Richberg
Washington
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
NRA
House
Senate
Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Crest of Kaw flood sweeps into Missouri
The Kaw river flood crest enters Missouri driving destruction along its path. Levees hold and Big Muddy bears five miles of water in eastern Missouri as Red Cross reports 124 deaths and thousands of homes affected. Relief funds totaling 100000 were allotted for Nebraska Kansas and Missouri.
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Kansas City
Kaw
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Red Cross
William M. Baxter, Jr
St Louis
City of Portland Makes First Eastbound Run Into Pocatello
The Union Pacific streamliner City of Portland arrives in Pocatello at 6 40 a m with its first eastbound payload. Mayor Robert M Terrell and city officials greet the train as Miss Betty Wells presents a bouquet. A crew of 20 refuels and inspects, taking 350 gallons of oil through a high capacity pump.
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Union Pacific
Portland
Pocatello
W. M. Jeffers
Jeffers
H. W. Joslyn
Glenns Ferry
Huntington
Sarazen Slips in U S Open as Thomson Leads
At Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh on June T Gene Sarazen, favorite, shot 74 in the second round to finish 36 holes at 149 three behind leader Jimmy Thomson who matched his 73 to reach 146. Krueger and Dutra trailed with totals of 148 and 153 amid windy, challenging conditions.
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Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Gene Sarazen
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Cal
Thomson
Sarazen
Alvin
Butch” Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Olin Dutra
George Schneiter
Ogden
Pocatello Presses Bid for U S Air Base
FP E MacKenzie will return to Washington to push Pocatello’s bid for a U S Army air base in the Rocky Mountain region. The Pocatello chamber of commerce and city officials urged his trip with R L Fry to advocate for a site. They expect a long stay in the capital until a site is chosen.
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E. MacKenzie
Washington
D. C
Pocatello
U. S. Army Air Base
Rocky Mountain Territory
Wilcox
House of Representatives
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
MacKenzie
R. L. Fry
Washington, D. C
Will Rogers Comment on Bills and Society
Will Rogers remarks from Beverly Hills stress two bold statements. He cites the president’s quote on passing Wagner and Guffy-Snyder bills and notes a Detroit Federation of Women’s Clubs convention report praising film reform led by the middle class. He says social order has taken tough blows from two sources.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Guffy-Snyder
Federation of Women's Clubs
Detroit
Thomas G. Winter
Hollywood
Intelligensia
America
Laval Happy As Cabinet Formed
Paris June 7 Premier Pierre Laval won swift confidence from the chamber by 412 to 137 after forming a government to seek decree powers to save the franc from devaluation. He pledged rapid action including fiscal housecleaning deflation and economies to defend the currency.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Pierre - Etienne Flandin
Fernand Bouisson
Chamber of Deputies
Laval
Cuban Kidnap Case Spurs Police and Army Action
Police and army units were ordered to concentrate at Santos Suarez near Antonio San Miguel's home to pursue his kidnappers. The move followed the detention of San Miguel's lawyer Pedro Herrera Sotolongo for questioning. A ransom note and new details emerged as authorities pressed the case and fears over the hostage situation grew.
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Edmund A. Chester
Associated Press
Havana
Santos Suarez
Antonio San Miguel
Pedro Herrera Sotolongo
Sam Miguel
Sotolongo
San Miguel
Pair Tonight and Saturday Weather Update
Pair tonight and Saturday, but cloudy with local showers in the mountains of the north portion. No change in temperature.
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Utah
North Portion
Japanese push for new government in north China warned
Japanese forces move in Tientsin and Peiping as General Isogai calls for a puppet regime to cooperate with Tokyo. Chinese observers fear occupation to control administration in north China. North China crisis worsens as army gains authorization to press south of the Great Wall while ships sail from Japan.
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Tientsin
China
Yu-Hsueh- Chung
Peiping
Paotingfu
Hopeh
Rensuke Isogai
Rengo
Japan
Far East
Isogali
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tokyo
North China
Great Wall
Delegates Arrive For Elks Session In Boise
Nearly 200 delegates gathered for the twelfth annual Idaho State Elks association session in Boise. Morning business filled with routine ritual work while afternoon activities include bowling golf trapshooting and a baseball game. A chess match beauty contest ritual contest and floor show are planned for tonight with Nicholas Ney of Caldwell presiding.
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Boise
Idaho State Elks Association
Nicholas Ney
Caldwell
Three youths held after car crashes into Omaha home
Omaha residents report a car crash into the J. J. Yager home on a blind street. After the ninth such crash in 15 years, Yager asked that three youths be arrested as his family was tossed from their beds in the collision.
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Omaha
J. J. Yager
Yager
Salt Lake City man dies by own action in home
Salt Lake City detectives say 33 year old Joseph Memmott died by his own action. He was found with wrists and throat slashed in the home of his brother Bryant Memmott last night.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph Memmott
Memmott
Bryant T. Memott
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