Copeland calls for immediate general labor probe
Senator Copeland Democrat New York urged a Senate labor investigation covering the steel industry and other major sectors. Governor Davey met to ease a wide steel strike as Chicago leaders sought a written agreement with a major producer. Union leaders planned a PCI O appeal to the NLRB to win a pact.
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Associated Press
Copeland
General Senate
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Commerce Committee
Michigan
Committee For Industrial Organization Workers
Washington
John L. Lewis
Saginaw Valley
Consumers Power Company
Monroe
Daniel A. Knaggs
Newton Steel Company
Detroit
Death Notice Leslie Hunzeker 23 Dies in Blackfoot
Leslie Hunzeker aged 23 died at his parents home in Blackfoot on Monday at 10 15 p m from a brain infection. Born March 4 1914 at Riverside he lived in Blackfoot and attended local schools. He married Laura May Van Orden in 1936. Surviving are his widow his parents and sister Ethel Honecker. Funeral planned Thursday 2 p m at First Ward chapel with Bishop James H Yancey officiating. Interment Grove City cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Leslie H. Hunzeker
Julius H. Hunzeker
Riverside
Groveland
Business College
Salt Lake City
Laura May van Orden
J. W. van Orden
Ethel Honecker
First Ward
L. D
James H. Yancey
Grove City Cemetery
Severe hailstorm devastates Drannan Ellicott farming area
Colorado Springs report describes hailstones the size of golf balls destroying a 15 by 4 mile strip in the Drannan Ellicott district 20 miles east. J A Hickler says the storm ruined crops, killed many farm animals and shattered windows. he jokes about his cow’s tail being cut off by the hail.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Drannan-Ellicott
Here
J. A. Hickler
Halliwell's New Director Elected To Idaho Board
Idaho druggists elected four new members to the state pharmacy board at the 31st annual Idaho Pharmacists convention held in Boise. A A Walker of Boise J P Hilliner of Pocatello W Wade Wilen of Cajaiah and Ezra Foss of Preston will serve three year terms. The association also recommended three present members for reappointment by the Law Enforcement Commissioner.
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Boise
Idaho Pharmaceutical Inser
Netion
A A. Walke
J. P. Hilliner
Pocatello
W. Wade Wilen
Kaniah
Ezra Foss
Preston
The
Lewiston
Association
J. L. Balderston
State Pharmacy Examining Board
J. Earl Evans
Idaho Falls
Charles Carter
Moscow
Halliwell
Idaho Southern Sees Largest Class Leave
Dr. Mexander Meikklejohn of Wisconsin addressed Idaho Southern University at the eleventh annual commencement in Frazier hall. The 191 graduates marched in past the Science building dining hall and Swanson hall while the University Symphony played. The program included invocations and selections by the A Cappella choir as graduates listened to talks on liberty and constitutional rights.
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Meiklejohn
University of Wisconsin
America
Mexander Meikklejohn
Idaho Southern University
Frazier Hall
Idaho Southern
Academy of Idaho
T. S. Kerr
University of Idaho
Clency St. Clair
Idaho Falls
Board of Regents
John R. Nichols
Swanson Hall
University Symphony Orchestra
Delibes
William Bunce
Twin Falls
Jack Davis
Pocatello
W. E. Newman
Trinity Ehurch
University
Rudolph Goranson
Dizzy Dean Dominates as Cardinals Beat Giants 8 11
Dizzy Dean outpitched Carl Hubbell as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 8 to 11. Dean allowed three hits and struck out six in a two game set, with strong support from his batters in both contests.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Dean
R. H. E. St. Louis
J. Dean
Ogrodowski
Hubbell
Coffman
Danning
Weiland
Castleman
Melton
Mancuso
British Blame Spanish Rebels for Hunter Mine Disaster
Britain accuses Spanish insurgents of planting mines that killed eight British sailors and injured 24 when the destroyer Hunter hit a mine off Almeria on May 13. London protests to General Franco and warns of possible damages while noting insurgent activity in high seas. Berlin predicts Germany and Italy may rejoin naval patrols soon. Government forces bolster positions near Madrid as the siege continues.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Hunter
Spain
London
Henry Chilton
Francisco Franco
Salamanca
Almeria
Berlin
Germany
Italy
Madrid
Newspaper Guild to Seek Doubling Membership in CIO Tie
At its fourth annual convention in St. Louis the American Newspaper Guild voted 1184 to 18 to affiliate with the Committee for Industrial Organization and to admit members from business circulation advertising and other unorganized newspaper workers.
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ST. Louis
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Newspaper Guild
Co. I. O
Indictments Expected in 15YearTaylor Slaying Case
A Los Angeles Examiner report says the county grand jury will soon indict at least two suspects in the 15 year old killing of William Desmond Taylor, with new evidence uncovered by Chief Investigator Eugene Williams of the district attorney's office.
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Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Eugene Williams
District Attorney's Office
Ranger Wins Aboard Coast Guard Cutter France
Ranger wins aboard Coast Guard Cutter France off Newport Rhode Island on June 9 with Harold Vander leading the action in the patrol.
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Coast Guard
France
Newport
R. I
Harold Vander
Unsettled With Showers Tonight
A weather note shows unsettled conditions with showers tonight and little change in temperature as a cold front moves through the region. New south to southwest winds are expected along with patchy cloud cover.
Be Held Here Services This Gatarday At 10
Mysterious schedule fragment notes services to be held here on Gatarday at 10 with unclear context. The item lacks clear names organizations or locations but indicates a communal gathering time.
Batteries and Rain Postpone Major League Games
At Cleveland: Boston managed 6 runs in two innings while Cleveland scored 3 in the 6th and 3 in the 7th. Batteries Ostermueller Olson and DeSautels along with Harder and Sullivan. Washington at St Louis and New York at Chicago postponed due to rain. Philadelphia at Detroit continued rainfall delays.
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Boston
Ostermueller
Olson
DeSautels
Harder and Sullivan
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Police dog pursues man. bite and flee in suburb
Lynde C. Smith shouted a warning and chased a mad police dog through suburban Bell toward children at play. He was bitten on the arm before the animal broke away. Smith cauterised his wound with lighted matches.
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Los Angeles
Lynde C. Smith
Bell
Smith
Funeral services for film star Jean Harlow held in Glendale
Funeral services for Jean Harlow, 26, held at Forest Lawn Glendale after her death from uremic poisoning. Her mother Mrs Marino Bello and former sweetheart William Powell provided flowers as thousands attended the ceremony in a restrained, homey tribute contrasting Hollywood excess.
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Glendale
Calif
Jean Harlow
Los Angeles
Memorial Park
Forest Lawn
Marino Bello
William Powell
Sundquist Pleads For Fair Funds
Eric Sundquist, secretary manager of the Eastern Idaho district fair, told the Rotary club of three counties underfunding the fair and asked Blackfoot business leaders to support it. A. E. Hirchler announced a heating plant installation at the municipal swimming pool and that the pool would reopen soon.
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Blackfoot
Eric Sundquist
Idaho
Rotary Club
A. E. Hirchler
Mrs Shive Laid to Rest in Blackfoot Funeral
Lucy P. Shive 79 wife of John Shive pioneer settler of Colorado Idaho and Montana was laid to rest at the First Methodist church Blackfoot. Services were led by Rev Charles D Pletcher with musical selections by Arthur Manwaring and Ruth Smith. Pallbearers included William Pendlebury Cecil Pendlebury Stanley King Guy Snyder Ralph Lenon and H M Anderson. Interment followed at Grove City cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Lucy P. Shive
John Shive
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
First Methodist Church
Charles D. Pletcher
Arthur Manwaring
Ruth Smith
William and Cecil Pendlebury
Stanley King
Guy Snyder
Ralph Lenon
H. M. Anderson
Mildred Gever
R. A. Vanderwood
Elva Pendlebury
Ella Baxter
Elizabeth Pendlebury
Ora Ross
Lena Wilson
Wanda Manwaring
Ruth Andersen
Lorreine Manwaring
Grove City Cemetery
Celebration plans for Days of Old Fort Hall
Chamber of commerce forum attendees discussed July 3 to 5 activities for the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration under legion sponsorship. Guests included C. W. Daird of Rupert and Leonard Larsen of Wenatchee. the latter noted as a top apple chipper in the northwest. Danes numbers from the Ferguson dance art studio were provided by Tone Barrett and Doris Hansen.
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James C. Bangs
B. A. McDevitt
H. L. Glindeman
Chamber of
Ferguson Dance Art Studio
Little Tone Barrett
Doris Hansen
Partly cloudy forecast for UTAM tonight into Thursday
The UTAM weather indicates partly cloudy skies tonight through Thursday. No significant precipitation expected. temperatures not specified.
Snowslides halt plane crash body search near Salt Lake City
Snow drifts and rock slides forced searchers to pull back from the Wasatch base where seven December crash victims are believed buried in snowbanks. Boulders and ongoing slides hampered recovery efforts and a CCC enrollee was injured. Airline officials expressed cautious resolve to resume digging as weather allows.
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East Lake City
Western Air Express
Salt Lake City
Henry W. Edwards
Minneapolis
Wasatch Mountains
Messengers Seek Wage Increases Strike Aimed at Western Union
Seattle telegraph messengers union votes to strike seeking higher pay. Western Union employs 116 messengers with 97 percent union membership. Demands include raises from 30 to 35 cents to 40 to 45 cents per hour for bicycle messengers and from 65 to 75 cents to 1 dollar per hour for automobile messengers.
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Seattle
Seattle Telegrapher Messengers Union
Western Union Telegraph Messengers
Birth Control Recognized as Proper Medical Practice
In Atlantic City on June 9 the American Medical Association acknowledged birth control as proper medical practice after a long opposition. The body has for 25 years resisted contraceptives with a tradition of denial and debate only began four years ago. An investigating committee was appointed two years after the initial controversy.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medicine
American Medical Association
Federal and State Tax Exemptions Face Elimination
Treasury officials say states must join a reciprocal tax program to funnel exempted revenue into public treasuries. President Roosevelt supports removing federal and state employee exemptions and a constitutional amendment may be needed. Commerce data cite $58 billion in exempt securities. taxing them could raise about $2.32 billion if exemptions end.
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Washington
Treasury
Rosevelt
House
Senate
Air corps aviators vanish during desert storm search underway
Major Clarence Hodge and Lieutenant Joseph L. McNeil disappeared after radioing lost near Elko Nevada during a severe thunderstorm. Army air service crews scoured salt flats and canyons between Elko and Salt Lake City, hoping for a downed plane in the barren desert west of Utah.
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United States Army
Here
Air Corps
Clarence Hodge
26Th Division Air Service
Massachusetts National Guard
Elko
Nev
Utah
Georgia Repeal Vote Leads as Returns Grow
Atlanta reports show repeal advocates ahead by 9 811 votes after yesterday's referendum, with late unofficial tabulations boosting majorities for 26 state New Deal constitutional amendments sponsored by Gov. E D Rivers. Early totals: 70 229 for repeal to 60 416 against, mirroring the tight 1935 drought era result.
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Atlanta
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
Amelia Earhart Plans World Flight Route In Africa
Amelia Earhart studies maps in Dakar awaiting a favorable weather report for the next leg of her round the world flight. She hopes to take off today in her twin motor monoplane bound for Khartoum via Niamey in the Niger colony.
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Dakar
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
Africa
Miss Earhart
Khartoum
Sudan
Niamey
Niger
Father to Fast For Three Days
A man named John N. Scott was sentenced by Recorder Taggart in Atlantic City New Jersey to three days in jail without food for selling three quarts of milk meant for his children and using the money to buy liquor. Witnesses testified the children starved during the three days. The judge warned that after serving three days the man would still face nine months more in a cell.
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Atlantic City
WN. J
Thomas G. Taggart
Taggart
John N. Scott
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