Senate Curbs Defense Strike Threat
The Senate approved a defense seizure bill authorizing the president to take over failing defense plants after mediation attempts. The measure preserves collective bargaining while shaping mediation and wartime labor policy amid widespread strike threats in aircraft, shipbuilding, and steel plants nationwide.
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Associated Press
Senate
Roosevelt
Ball
Minn
Laat Company of America
Cleveland
C.I.C
Detroit
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Company
Defense Mediation Board
A.F.L. Metal Trades Council
Bethlehem Steel Company
San Francisco
Perkins
Mediation
C.i.0.’S
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Curtiss Wright
Pittsburgh
California
North American Aircraft Corp
Inglewood
San Diego
A.F.L
Consolidated Aircraft
Labor Department
C.I.O
Curtiss-Wright
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Detroit Metal Stamping
C.I
Chrysler and Briggs Manufacturing Company
Washington
House
National Defense Mediation Board
Philip Murray
CIO
National Cio
UAW
Richard T. Frankensteen
Frankensteen
UAW Aircraft Division
Harry Bridges
Defense Program Should Appeal to Common Sense Keezer Tells Graduates
Idaho Southern university graduates hear Dexter M. Keezer urge using heads over emotion to back the national defense program. He argues common sense, not scolding, should guide support while noting social and economic problems must be solved on civilized terms. Faculty presented degrees at commencement in Pocatello.
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Keezer
Dexter M. Keezer
Idaho Southern University
Pocatello
America
Frazier Hall
Harrison C. Dale
University of Idaho
John R. Nichols
E. O. Leonard
E. J. Baldwin
Department of Letters and Science
A. C. Gough
Roy F. Christensen
Ethel Redfield
Department of Education
O D Garrison
Donald S. Campbell
First Methodist Church
University Symphony Orchestra
Donald Kissane
Wagner
University A Capella Choir
Rudolph Goranson
Envoy
Mueller
Northern Lights
Palmgren
DeMolay Elects New Officers and Tri-Chapter Meet Planned
A DeMolay council and advisory board announced a full slate of newly elected officers led by Stewart Weston as master counselor and Arthur Peterson as senior counselor. Installation is set for next fall. Pocatello teams join a tri chapter meet with Ogden and Salt Lake City bowlers and softball players on Saturday. Local bowlers include Paul Grossman manager with Carlos Jones Tom Sahlberg and Arthur Peterson among those listed.
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Stewart Weston
Arthur Peterson
Tom Sahlberg
Emanuel Kahm
Bob Jensen
Owen Carpenter
Ray Brookhart, Jr
Donald Rasmussen
Dave Cabell
Roy Hayes
Clarence Johnson
Tom Swager
Donnie Scannell
Paul Grossman
Sentinel
Bob Bergen
Jack Streichenfinger
Bob Donat
Wally Titus
Wilbur Bittick
Ed Kahm
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Tom Giles
Carlos Jones
L. Pierre Calph
Senators back declaration on arbitration outcome
Washington voters note party splits as 46 to 25 pass a declaration condemning defense strikes when either side refuses arbitration. D Worth Clark and Abe Murdock opposed. Elbert D. Thomas remains in Utah. Berlin reports no proof a U S ship Robin Moor was sunk by a German sub. Cheyenne notes Fort Warren regiments under equipped buthope for gear. Morgenthau proposes federal takeover of tax collection on gasoline liquor and other items.
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Washington
John Thomas
Ida
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Abe Murdock
Utah
Elbert D. Thomas
Morgenthau
Federal Treasury
Weather recap with temperatures and sun times
The United States Weather Bureau records today’s high at 81 degrees the warmest in some time. Yesterday’s high was 71 and the low at 3 this morning was 47. No precipitation this period with a mean of 62 degrees. Sunset is 8 09 p m and sunrise 4 40 a m. The moon rises tomorrow at 11 28 p m.
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J. D
United States Weather Bureau
German Classical Music Appeals To Bombed Britons
London reports British fans favor German classical music as Jack Hylton’s jazz band promotes a London Philharmonic tour of the provinces and welcomes back the orchestra to the Coliseum after air raids. Beethoven tops favorites with Brahms Mozart Dvorak Tschaikovsky Franck and Sibelius also noted. The Queen’s Hall concert was bombed. the group performed later at the Royal Academy with music-goers directed to the new venue.
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London
Jack Hylton
Hylton
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Malcolm Sargent
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven
Johannes Brahms
Wolfgang Mozart
Antonin Dvorak
Germany
Peter Tschaikovsky
Cesar Franck
Jan Sibelius
Queen's Hall
Brothers Drafted in Bonneville County Quota
Ten men named for the second June quota will depart June 17. The listed include Idaho Falls brothers Clarence P Wilde 26 and Don ald P Wilde 22 both of Idaho Falls plus Irwin brothers Irvin Herman Pieper 35 and William Ernest Pieper 33 of Irwin.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County Service
Clarence P. Wilde
Donald P. Wilde
Irvin Herman Pieper
William Ernest Pieper
Irwin
Births Reported at General Hospital
Births announced at the General hospital include daughters to Mr and Mrs Warren F Brown of 337 West Young and Mr and Mrs Charlies Webb of Downey. Today a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clyde Nelson of 726 North Tenth and a son to Mr and Mrs Alvin Lish of 709 North Fifth.
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General Hospital
Warren F. Brown
West Young
Charlies Webb
Downey
Clyde Nelson
North Tenth
Alvin Lish
North Fifth
Sinking of Robin Moor Clouds War News
Washington June 12 President Roosevelt nominated Harlan F Stone of New York to be chief justice succeeding Hughes. Stone 69 in October. Attorney General Robert H Jackson to fill Stone’s seat. James Byrnes of South Carolina to fill McReynolds' vacancy. Jackson and Byrnes praised as administration allies. possible Biddle move for AG post discussed. Stone appointed by Coolidge in 1925.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harlan F. Stone
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
The
United States
Stone
Robert H. Jackson
James Clark McReynolds
James Francis Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate
Hughes
Jackson
Byrnes
Judiciary
Francis Biddle
Justice Department
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Wen
Likley
Justice Stone
Rooosevelt
Coolidge
Harlan EF. Stone
Not Guilty in East Side Liquor Case
A six man jury found H. L. Robbins not guilty of illegal sale of intoxicating liquor at an East Side bar after a brief deliberation. The defense invoked a conspiracy defense tied to local politics and the formation of a city "Law and Order League" during the trial. The hearing occurred in the police court with Justice W. J Ryan presiding as prosecutors and defense counsel disputed the affair.
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State
H. L
Bob
Law and Order League
W. J Ryan
Justice of the Peace
Syringa Lodge Meeting Notice
Syringa lodge No. 400 L F to B of L F and E will meet Friday at 2 p m in the W O W hall. A social hour will follow the lodge session and all members are urged to attend.
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Syringa Lodge No
L. F
Kidnaped Girl Home Again in Idaho
An 11 year old girl Mary Carmona told deputies she was abducted from her Shelly home by a couple who rode freight trains and worked in beet fields. They claimed they took her to be their child but warned her not to tell. She was found and returned to Shelley after six days.
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Idaho Falls
Shelley
Mary Carmona
Pedro Carmona
Lincoln
Here
Mary
Bryan Ellsworth
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Bingham County
William A. Clough
Perry Brewington
Daily Baseball Scores and Pitcher Pairings
The box scores show Philadelphia 001 0010 Detroit 0100002 with Beckman and Hayes on the mound for Philadelphia and Gors cn and Sullivan for Detroit. Boston 400 0000 St. Louis 520 2000 with Dobson and Pytlak FR Harris Muncrief Fleming and 5. New York at Chicago night game noted. Washington at Cleveland postponed due to rain. Chicago 000 000 000 6683 New York 100 100 00x 262 with Lee McCullough Hubbell Danning. Cincinnati 100 000 000 151 Bowron 000 000 000 040 Derringer West Johnson Berres Mass. Reports also mention Bobby Gundry visiting sister in Poca tello, Neb.
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St. Louis
Dobson and
Pytlak
FR. Harris
Muncrief. Fleming
National
Chicago
New York
Lee and McCullough
Hubbell and Danning
Cincinnati
Bowron
Derringer
West
Johnson and Berres
Mass
Allies face looming war as Robin Moor sunk claim
Reports from Brazil cite Consul Linthicum that the American ship Robin Moor was sunk by a German submarine with its commander aware of the vessel's nationality. Official comments warn a studied response, while allied leaders meet in London to shape a unified war effort amid ongoing Middle East actions and British air attacks.
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Associated Press
State Department
United States
Robin Moor
London
Middle East
Beirut
Damascus
Stephen Early
Berlin
Walter J Linthicum
Pernambuco
Brazil
South Atlantic
Cosul
Vichy
Mediterranean
Palestine
North
Africa
Marshal Petain
L and O League to Meet Friday in Pocatello Hall
Pocatello Law and Order league hosts an open forum Friday at 8 pm in the L D S Recreation hall. Rev Donald S Campbell speaks on the league’s history and Rev Paul DeF Mortimore on current activities and world affairs with Walter H Anderson discussing future legal aims. Out of town delegates from Idaho and neighboring towns attend as officials note regional interest and concern.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Law and Order League
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Donald S. Campbell
Law and Order League of Idaho
League
Paul Def. Mortimore
Walter H. Anderson
Methodist
Pocavilo
Pocatellio
Union Leader Pleads in Racketeering Case
William Bioff head of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees pleads innocent to federal racketeering charges and is released on 50000 dollar bail. Judge Knox warns that witnesses must not be threatened or contacted. Bioff and George Browne are charged with extorting 5500000 from top film producers by threatening a strike.
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New York
William Bioff
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
AFL
Bioff
John C. Knox
George Browne
Governor clamps state employee fidelity bonds after review
Boise June 12 Governor Clark announced personal aid fidelity bonds for state employees will not be issued without thorough investigation. He directed Insurance Director Joel Jenifer to study each case, saying many bonds have been issued unnecessarily at undue cost to the State.
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Boise
Clark
Joel Jenifer
Fight Postponed In Philadelphia Bantamweight Title Card
A 15 round world bantamweight title bout between Forte of Philadelphia and Salica of Brooklyn scheduled for tonight at Shibe Park was postponed until Monday night due to bad weather conditions.
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Philadelphia
Eenny Forte
Salica
Brooklyn
Shibe Park
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