Manero Upsets Open Field to Win American Crown
Tony Manero, 31, Italian American pro from North Carolina, surged from four behind Cooper in a dramatic Baltusrol finish to win the American Open by two strokes. He closed with a 67 to finish 1 under British Open best mark, 282, surpassing existing records as Cooper shot 284. Parks, Jr. faded to third at 286.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Baltusros Golf Club
Springfield
N. J
Tony Manero
Harry” Cooper
Cooper
Manero
Baltusrol
Bigeageee
North Carol
Tony
Harry
Chicago
Five Beauties Are Picked Out Hollywood
Artist James Montgomery Flagg names five film beauties as the most beautiful. His picks include Greta Garbo Madeleine Coute Dolores Del Rio and Marlene Dietrich noting that bone structure, not surface charm, defines true beauty.
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Hollywood
James Montgomery Flagg
Flagg
Greta Garbo
Madeleine Croute
Marlene Dietrich
Harlow
Dolores del Rio
Stops in Pocatello with CCC Camp Leader
Captain Joseph J. Luthman, commander of the CCC Camp State Line, stopped in Pocatello to confer with officers at the local headquarters. He had just returned from San Francisco where he stayed with Major and Mrs EB B McCarthy, formerly of the Pocatello CCC district, who asked to be remembered to their many friends in town.
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Pocatello
Joseph J. Luthman
CCC
Camp State Line
Luthman
San Francisco
EB. B. McCarthy
McCarthys
Largest birthday cake to go on display at church
The largest birthday cake ever seen in Pocatello will be on display at Central Christian church at 8 a.m. The cake, which will form the basis for the sermon, will be cut and served after services during a social hour. Special music will be by Professor and Mrs. J C Gardener.
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Pocatello
Central Christian Church
Mark C. Cronenberger
J. C. Gardener
China weighs risk as southern forces pledge aid against Japan
Hong Kong dispatches report Canton leaders distancing from a lone war against Nippon while sending up to 100000 troops from Kwantung and Kwangsi northward as a patriotic offer to aid Nanking. Observers doubt recall and note rising prices and rice stockpiles in Canton amid currency stabilization. Shanghai sees the move as an attempt to pressure Nanking with no immediate southern action.
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Hong Kong
South China
Japan
Nippon
Canton
Central
Nanking
Kwanktung
Kwangsi
Hunan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Granville Upsets Belmont to Win 68th Race
New York June 6 Granville a son of Gallant Fox and owned by William Woodward shook off a jinx to win the Belmont Stakes. He nosed out Mr Bones Hal Price Headley’s Hollywood and a field of seven other top three year olds to claim the $29,800 purse. Brevity Isolator Teufel and Hollyrood were among the long shots in the classic.
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New York
William Woodward
Granville
Gallant Fox
America
John Hay Whitney
Mr. Bones
Hal Price Headley
Hollywood
J. E. Widener
Isolator
Teufel
New York Banker
Utah Weather: Occasional Shower Sunday with Little Change
An occasional Sunday shower is expected in Utah with only minor temperature changes. Forecast notes brief showers, otherwise dry conditions and mild temperatures across the state.
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Utah
Blum Welcomed Amid France Chamber Turmoil
Paris June 6 Blum faced violent protests as pickets and police clashed and deputies shouted anti Jewish taunts. He sought a confidence vote on a social reform program amid strikes and factory sit downs with 40 hour week proposals and government changes to Bank of France leadership.
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Robert B. Parker
Paris
Leon Blum
Chamber of Deputies
France
Blum
People’s Front
Moscow
Marseille
Jean Tannery
Bank of France
Emile Labeyre
Tribunal of Accounts
Guard Units Arrive at Camp Bonneville for Idaho Training
About 1,200 Idaho national guardsmen arrived at Camp Bonneville for a two week summer training. Units from Boise Rigby Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Pocatello joined the camp for the first summer drill since mustering April 15.
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W. E. Downing
C” 116Th Engrs
Boise
Idaho National Guardsmen
Camp Bonneville
Idaho
116Th Engineers
Rigby
L. E. Burt
Idaho Falls
C. T. Stonehocker
41St Division
Blackfoot
Einar M. Nelson
Pocatello
116Th Cavalry
Percy L. West
Lee W. Foster
Clarence F. Nelson
Robert F. Hamilton
R. W Beckman
Wayne E Downing
Company
Captain Kistler Returns to Pocatello CCC District
Captain Willard P. Kistler, adjutant at Pocatello CCC, returned Saturday from coordinating the final movement of CCC companies into the district for the summer program. He said the last company arrived at Victor Idaho Thursday and was convoyed to Camp Hot Springs.
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Willard P. Kistler
Pocatello CCC
Seurday
CCC
Kistler
Victor
Idaho
Hot Springs
Idaho Alumni Opposes USSR Plan at Anchorage Meeting
Idaho alumni at their annual association meeting here opposed a proposal for a new four year state university. The resolution urged unity and warned that splitting funds would lower standards. Commencement weekend opened with 430 graduates and Dr Alexander Meikelsohn of San Francisco set to address the final exercises.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Idaho
Alexander Meikelsohn
San Francisco
Amherst College
Hoover Urges Authority to Fix Wages for Women Workers
Former President Herbert Hoover urged the states to gain constitutional authority to regulate hours and wages for women workers. Speaking between trains in Ogden on the way to the Republican convention in Cleveland, Hoover called for an amendment if needed to combat sweated labor after a Supreme Court ruling. He said his Cleveland speech would be principled and not swayed by convention sentiment.
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Cleveland
Ogden
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Court
California
Hoover
Girl Missing Two Years Found In California Town
Martha Adams sixteen, descended from a former U S president, returned to Idaho to recount her disappearance in 1934. Religious differences with her cult parents sparked the two year vanishing, located recently in Barstow by Spokane detective F M Heirgood and Boundary county Sheriff Leslie McCarthy. She will rejoin her parents in Moyie Springs, near the Canadian line, to close the police record.
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California
Boise
Martha Adams
United States
Idaho
Western
America
Boundary County
John Adams
Ralph McGowen
Barstow
Calif
F. M. Heirgood
Spokane
Wash
Leslie McCarthy
Miss Adams
University School Year Ends With Final Examinations
The 1935 36 session closed at noon yesterday as students finished exams on Saturday. Professors plan summer travel with many leaving Pocatello for trips to Washington, Oregon, Chicago, and Michigan while others remain for extended duties and summer programs.
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Mies Ruth &. Naughten
University of Washington
Edwin R. Stevens
Associated Press
Edward
Rhodenbaugh
Pocatello
Washington, D. C
John R. Nichols
L. Beals
Oregon
Ethel B. Redfield
Jewell Coon
Orient
Maralyn Morton
University of Chicago
Lorena Bixby
Victor E. Jones
Portland
Thomas West
Eden of
Walter . Shipley
Ralph ©. Wilson
Forestry
Inversity
Michigan
Fontactors
Ives
Time for Primary Fights in State Looms
Boise Idaho faces fast approaching primary season as filing opens and petitions are due. The August 11 elections loom with debates over taxes liquor control and government consolidation among major topics. Names like Mrs. Frank E Johnesse and Tra Taylor appear as potential officials in a preliminary signal of party plans.
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Boise
Idaho
Frank E Johnesse
United States
Robert E. Coulter
Tra Taylor
St. Anthony
Johnesse
E. R. PR
Idaho Backing Borah Chance on First Convention Ballot
Idaho delegates expect William E Borah to win at least 135 votes on the first Republican convention ballot with a possible 150. Idaho has eight votes and will name committee members for resolutions credentials and rules. Former Senator John Thomas says Borah will be backed to the last ditch and may join with Knox Dickinson and Vandenburg to block London.
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Cleveland
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
United States
John Thomas
Gooding
Ezra Whitla
Coeur d'Alene
Thomas
Legion leader to address Bannock Young Democrats Monday
James C. Bangs of the American Legion will address the Young Democratic Club of Bannock County Monday at 7 30 p m at the West Side Fire Hall. County Democratic candidate will also address the meeting.
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James C. Bangs
The
American Legion
Young Democratic Club
Bannock County
West Side Fire Hall
Unsettled Weekend Forecast With Showers
Unsettled weather expected this weekend with showers on Sunday and likely Monday. The forecast hints at cooler temperatures and possible regional variations in precipitation. Local officials advise motorists to plan for slick roads.
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Bo Chapae
Supporters of Kansas Claim Quick Nomination
Supporters of Governor Landon of Kansas claim a first ballot nomination is in sight. Anti Landon supporters push for Lowden Vandenberg or Glenn Frank for the nomination. Liberal planks battle with party lines as crowds stir. Vandenberg withdraws from the vice presidential race creating a free for all. Hoover is set to speak Wednesday night at 8.
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Associated Press
Landon
Kansas
Republicans Brace for Platform Fight and VP Poaching
June 6 dispatch reports rising rancor as Republicans ready for a pre convention weekend. Senator Vandenberg declines a second VP bid, prompting talk of a coalition to stop Landon. Frank Lowden is named, Knox and Borah deny joining a consolidated drive, while London supporters push for first ballot goals. Platforms debate looms over liberalization proposals.
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John F. Chester
Associated Press
Cleveland
London
Kel T
Vandenberg
Michigan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Col
Frank Knox
Ilinois
Borah
Idaho
No Ich Consolidated
John D. M. Hamilton
Kansan
Child Clinic Opens Monday at University of Idaho
The state’s first crippled children’s clinic opens Monday and Tuesday at the University of Idaho Southern Branch infirmary. Nurse Mary Kathryn Hughes of Pocatello coordinates the event for the Idaho Department of Public Welfare. The clinic will assess about 960 children under 16, with hopes for future outcomes and possible vocational training for eligible patients over 16 through the state rehabilitation department. Orthopedic specialist Dr Manley Bradford Shaw and Dr G D C, director of maternal and child health, will lead the medical team.
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University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Mary Kathryn Hughes
Pocatello
Idaho
Manley Bradford Shaw
G. D.C
Maternal and Child Health
Department of
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