Thousands Dead In El Salvador Hurricane Zone
Relief workers estimate about 2000 people dead near San Salvador after last week's hurricane and floods. Observers report widespread destruction from landslides and rising rivers. Prices on basic foods are fixed, import duties waived for three months to aid feeding. Electric power and drinking water are being restored in the capital as rescue efforts continue.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Pan- American Airways Wireless
Salvadorean Air Corps
L. C. Calloway
Pan-American Airways
Lempa
la Libertad
la Union
The
Republic
Stal
Crazed Slayer Kills Five in California Rampage
In Susanville California a knife wielding assailant killed five people three women and two men during the night. Victims include Joe Fazio his wife and daughter Sadie and Anna Amistani and John Fazio. A man named Peter Dalosi, 45, was questioned by sheriff James Leavitt as a suspect. The killer attacked the Fazio home then later struck the son and Mrs Amistani nearby.
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Susanville
Calif
James Leavitt
Joe Fazio
Sadie
Anna Amistani
Fazio
John
Leavitt
Peter Dalosi
Pazio
Amistani
Idaho Woman Says She Taught Dillinger as Boy
Caldwell Idaho June reports Mrs H J Austin a Caldwell woman who says she taught John Dillinger in school years ago recalls his habit of talking about animals and his claim to shoot with a wooden gun a small wooden pawn kept in his hip pocket she believes the Dillinger of prison notoriety is the same boy she taught and describes his family and details matching public accounts.
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Caldwell
Idaho
John Dillinger
Indiana
Desperado
Cartier
H. J. Austin
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball notes announce no games today in both American and National leagues. Highlights include week standings, player stats, and upcoming matchups shaping the season.
Coffin's Death Stirs Idaho Politics Inquiries
Boise and Moscow debate how to fill the Idaho Second District seat after T C Coffin's death. Attorney General Bert Miller says election required. Governor Ben Ross hints at appointment possibilities, with complexities over interim terms and upcoming general election.
Newthen Named $10,000 Suit Filed by Doctor
Local physician Dr. Call files a $10,000 damage suit alleging injuries from an alleged attack by Dr. Jon at St Anthony Mercy Hospital, including cuts and chest injuries such as rib damage.
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F. Call
Call
Jon
St. Anthony Mercy Spital
Atlantic Airmen Arrive in Rome
The Transatlantic airplane Leonardo Da Vinci with Capt. George Pond and Cesare Sabelli landed in Rome at 8:12 p.m. after a flight from Lympne England. They were welcomed by General Valle and a high air corps committee and will be hosted by the government.
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Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
George Pond
Cesare Sabelli
Lympne
England
Valle
Air Corps
Paris
le Bourget Field
Church Groups Close Meeting in Tabernacle
In Salt Lake City ten thousand attendees filled the Tabernacle for the final session of the Mutual Improvement Association conference. Church leaders urged faith, virtue, and sobriety while praising youth musical arts and outlining auxiliary objectives.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Salt Lake
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
Four Go on Trial In Hit and Run Case
Four defendants Roy Fletcher Boise plumber William Jackson Boise laborer Mrs Reta Creator of Buhl and Mrs Parley Pratt faced district court in Boise on manslaughter charges for the death of Joy Elliott a 16 year old girl allegedly struck by a hit and run driver on April 17 1932. The prosecution led by Homer E Martin and J F Martin contends the four were in the sedan that struck the girl after a two year Ada county grand jury inquiry.
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Boise
Roy Fletcher
William Jackson
Reta
Buhl
Parley Pratt
Wyoming
Joy Elliott
Here
Homer E. Martin
J. F. Martin
Ada County
Will Rogers Remarks On Steel Strike In Hollywood
Will Rogers comments from Hollywood on the ongoing steel strike stalemate between the Amalgamated Iron Steel and Tin Workers union and the Iron and Steel Institute. He notes mutual protection aims and suggests unresolved bargaining may lead to drastic, even whimsical, solutions.
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Hollywood
Cal
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Iron and Steel Institute
Paris
Dillinger
Services Held in Capital for Thomas Coffin
Washington June 11 Representative Thomas C Coffin died last week after being struck by a car and his funeral was held here yesterday. The body was taken to Pocatello Idaho for interment Wednesday afternoon with his widow and daughter and a delegation of lawmakers accompanying. Floral tributes from President Roosevelt and others marked the service which drew many senators and representatives. Governor Ross of Idaho planned to attend the Pocatello funeral and said he would not seek the seat.
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Washington
Thomas C. Coffin
Idaho
James Shera Montgomery
House of Representatives
Pocatello
House
Representatives White
Ford
California
Harter
Ohio
Scrugham
Nevada
Pope
Chicago
Borah
T. A. Walters
Interior
Roosevelt
Garner
Rainey
Byrnes
Senate
Congress
C. Ben Ross
Jimmy Walker Proud Hubby Watches Betty Compton Star Abroad
James J. Walker former mayor of New York watches his wife Betty Compton become a motion picture star in England. He plans to stay long term in England at Dorking and says he has no desire to return home after twenty three years in the United States.
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London
James J. Walker
New York
England
Walker
Betty Compton
Betty
Dorking
America
Playboy
Fannie Brice
Arms Conference Adjourns Today in Geneva
The disarmament conference adjourned under a warning from President Arthur Henderson that governments must bring Germany back to the talks. He said if private negotiations fail the conference committee will step in. A European committee was created and could be enlarged to include other regions after Maxim Litvinoff pressed that regional pacts may extend globally.
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Geneva
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Conference Committee
European Committee
Maxim Litvinoff
NRA Birthday Marked With Jubilation And Doubt
Washington June 11 AP The NRA marks its first birthday next Saturday in a mixed mood of pride and critique. James Cope reports that the program aims at a government business partnership with code voluntary compliance, rising payrolls, and ongoing code revisions amid questions about price effects and overall success.
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Washington
NRA
Tryig
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Idaho drought group resumes work in Boise
The Idaho drought relief committee urged public cooperation in filing relief applications. Chairman R W Paris announced Idaho seeks 1 400 000 in drought relief with 400 000 extra above earlier estimates. Twenty three projects totaling about 100 000 have been approved focusing on irrigation for stock and crops.
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Boise
Idaho Drought Relief Committee
R. W. Paris
State Commissioner of Reclamation
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
C. J. Lindsey
Seattle
FERA
Washington, D. C
Ross
Tugwell Defends Non Soviet National Planning Vision
Rex Tugwell testified for four hours before the Senate Agriculture Committee denying any plan resembling the Soviet model. He rejected the charge of a brain trust and defended the administration push to strengthen the agricultural adjustment law. The hearing featured sharp exchanges with senators and crowd support for Tugwell at times. The committee planned to vote on his nomination the next day.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Senate Agriculture Committee
Byrd
Smith
Tugwell
Wheeler and Murphy
D. Towa
Bankhead
Rexford G. Tugwell
Pan American Plane Crash Kills Three in Argentina
A Pan American Grace Airways plane crashed near Mar Chiquita 200 miles west of Buenos Aires killing three. The craft carried six passengers and a four member crew including pilot Charles Lindenberg of Los Angeles and radio operator J F Raley. Officials blamed heavy fog for the emergency landing failure.
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H. Greig Veeder, Jr
Veederning
Joseph E. Co Ionna
Buenos Aires
Maria Millas de Martinez
Maria Martinez Milla
Carlos Alessandri
Alessandri
Chile
Vincente Molla
Coffin Rites Set For Honorable Thomas C Coffin
Legionnaires and ex service men report to the Memorial building at 1 pm Wednesday for the final rites for Thomas C Coffin late congressman and member of the local American Legion post announced by E Norman Vaughn commander.
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Thomas C. Coffin
E. Norman Vaughn
American Legion
New Airliner Found Deadly Crash in Catskills Mountains
A missing Newark to Chicago airliner with seven aboard was found demolished in the Catskills near Ulster county. Six occupants were burned beyond recognition. one body largely intact. The wreck, a 16 passenger dual motor plane, ended a two day search led by volunteer pilot Ted Hallock.
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DE Bruce
N. Y
W. HH
Ted’’ Hallock
American Airlines
Hallock
Catskill Mountains
Ulster County
Livingston Manor
Lord
Newark
N. J
Victor G. Burke
Sullivan County
Clyde Helbrook
Chicago
John Barron, Jr
Margaret Hu
No Change Seen in Labor Wars Over Weekend
Weekend talks leave steel industry dispute largely unchanged as representatives resist Hugh S Johnson mediation. Amalgamated Association leaders, including Michael F. Tighe, pivot with insurgents to oppose a board seen as impractical. East Chicago reports steel workers in Calumet area continuing pressure.
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Associated Press
Hugh S. Johnson
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated
Michael F. Tighe
Association
Johnson Tighe
Chicago
Calumet
Idaho University Seniors Graduate at 39th Exercises
About 364 students received degrees at the University of Idaho in Moscow. Of these, 302 earned bachelor’s degrees and the rest masters. Marshal N. Dana of the Oregon Journal delivered the commencement address “The World You Meet.” Degrees were conferred by President M. G. Neale as 3000 attendees filled Memorial gymnasium for the exercises.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Tony
Marshal N. Dana
The
Oregon Journal
Portland
M. G. Neale
Board of Regents
Weather outlook: fair tonight into Tuesday
The forecast shows fair skies with little change in temperatures from tonight through Tuesday. No significant precipitation expected and overnight lows remain mild. Winds likely light, keeping overall mild conditions for the period.
Proclamation on Pocatello Funeral Honor for Coffin
The mayor of Pocatello requests all businesses close from 1 30 to 3 30 p m on Wednesday June 13 1934 to observe the funeral service for Hon Thomas C Coffin former city and congressman.
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Chas. A. Brown
Senator King Supports Silver Bill as Forerunner to Currency Policy
Utah Democrat Senator King urged passage of the silver bill in the Senate calling it a step toward President Roosevelt's aim to elevate silver in U S currency. He argued the measure mandates purchases by the treasury and would raise the price of silver, with 25 percent of monetary stock metallic. Debate followed under a 15 minute limit and time divisions between parties.
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Washington
King
Utah
Senate
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
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