Army Pilots Die in Boise Camp Crash
Flight Lieutenants George B. Hallett and Whitney Close of the 116th observation squadron based at Felts Field Washington were killed when two planes crashed during a simulated attack with the Idaho National Guard near Boise. Both aircraft, total wrecks, nosedived about 200 yards apart. parachutes failed to save them. The collision occurred during maneuvers shortly before 8 am.
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Boise
George B. Hallett
Whitney
Felts Field
Spokane
Wash
Idaho National Guard
Army
Macon Dirigible Macon Sightings and Rudder Issue
The Macon dirigible was reported over Kewaunee Wisconsin en route to Chicago with no navigation difficulty. Coast Guard at Frankfort Michigan said rudder trouble forced it toward Sault Ste. Marie Michigan and then disappeared into a 35 mile headwind.
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Chicago
Illinois Naval Reserve Station
Macon
Kewaunee, Wis
Frankfort
Mich
Coast Guard
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Michigan
Changes in Operations of a Prohi Bureau
Washington June 13 AP plans for transferring prohibition bureau activities under the justice department bureau of investigation are under study. Attorney General Cummings says enforcement will continue though the enforcement bureau is abolished. Some agents will be dropped, but many currently in the prohibition bureau will be rehired after 60 days. The decision hinges on whether the two groups merge or remain closely cooperative, guiding field office cuts.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department Bureau of Investigation
Cummings
Congress
Roosevelt
Prohibition
Investigation
World economic conference enters second round in London
June 13 report describes Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald opening the world economic conference with a gong and a grand opening by King George V. Hull leads the U S delegation as debates focus on war debts amid a two billion global population.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
George V
MacDonald
Hull
Great Britain
World Economic Conference
Borah Attacks Provisions Of Industrial Revival Measure
Senator Borah assails the conference report on the administration's industrial revival bill arguing that bans on price fixing and combinations in restraint of trade were dropped. He warns codes by trade associations could impose fined monopolistic practices if loopholes remain. Conference vote total 46 to 39 with Borah and Pope opposing.
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BORAH
Washington
Senate
White House
Pope
Idaho
Iolaho
Wagner
N. Y
Warm Spell Continues In City Heat Wave Grips Area
The Weather Bureau logged 92 degrees at 2:45 pm as the heat wave persisted. Temperatures ran higher in the region with Monday hitting 92 and Sunday 87, while clouds and winds kept afternoon readings from rising further.
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Pocatello
Mercury
Child Wounded in Line of Duty Incident
The 2-year-old Delph Caward Jr. remains in serious condition after being hit by a stray bullet from a police officer who killed Clifford Blackman during a pursuit over a stolen roulette wheel in a rooming house in Nampa Idaho. The incident occurred last Sunday morning and leaves the boy's family awaiting developments.
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Nampa
Daho
Delph Caward, Jr
Delph Caward
Ben Brown
Clifford Blackman
Blackman
Brown
Miss Louise Woffington Leads Buy Idaho Campaign Votes
Voter tallies show Louise Woffington in front with 1 199 900 votes as contestants for Miss Poca tello struggle for position. Jean Halliwell and Lucille Myers follow, with standings to be updated in The Tribune after nine o'clock tomorrow morning. A surge lifts Miss Effie Matsow to the lead in Miss Eastern Idaho as the three week final windup begins in the Buy Idaho Campaign.
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Miss Pocatello
Buy Idaho
Louise Woffington
Jean Halliwell
Lucille Myers
Grace Bryning
Margaret Stanley
Dorothy Manning
Evelyn Bachelor
Thella Hess
Alma Willicke
Priscilla Henney
Marie Cornforth
Alma Stedfeld
Sylvia Cox
Edith Crane
Marjorie Moore
Ida Craner
Miriam Walters
Dorothy Hard
Eileen Eschler
Nelda Armstrong
Mickey Foster
Laetitia Goldsmith
the Tribune
Effie Matsow
Idaho
Bay Idaho
Post Sold to Eugene Meyer
Eugene Meyer, former governor of the Federal Reserve Board, announced ownership of The Washington Post after a DC court ratified an auction sale for 825000 to an unidentified bidder. Meyer vows extensive improvements and an independent stance focused on Washington and its environs.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
McLean
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Meyer
District of Columbia
Reserve Board
Woodrow Wilson
President roosevelt vows no concession on veteran payments
President Roosevelt remains firm on the veterans issue after a White House meeting with Democratic leaders. He will not yield from the compromise agreed with the House even as the Senate signals backing for the congressional appropriation bill that may exceed that compromise.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
House
White House
Senate
Lewis Urges U S Walk Out At Lausanne Debt Talks
Senate whip Lewis of Illinois urges American delegation at the London economic conference to walk out if war debt questions arise on the agenda. He cites Italy and Germany walking out of similar talks to avoid debate and binding commitments.
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Washington
America
Senate
Lewis
Illinois
Lausanne
Italy
Cone
Germany
Baseball scores from today across leagues
Scores show multiple games with teams including Boston New York Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh and Detroit. Notable pitching lines list players Betts Seibold Mangum Kogan Hargrave Hubbell Mancuso Warneke Hartnett Taylor Derringer Hemsley and others.
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Boston
New York
Betts
Seibold
Mangum
Kogan
Hargrave
Hubbell
Mancuso
Chicago
Cincinnati
Warneke
Hartnett
Taylor
Derringer
Hemsley
Britain to pay ten percent of war debt under Roosevelt promise
London sources say Prime Minister and the cabinet will announce a token ten percent payment on the 7.95 million dollar installment due Thursday. President Roosevelt reportedly vowed to accept in his own name but cannot bind Congress, causing delay for exact interpretation.
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Melvin K. Whitefeather
London
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Congress
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Mr Roosevelt
Germany
Lausanne
House Votes to Adopt Bank Bill
The Glass-Steagall banking reform bill conference report is approved by the House with a 191 to 6 vote and sent to the Senate for quick approval and to the White House for presidential signature. President Roosevelt is expected to sign after weeks of deadlock between conferees.
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Bulletin
Washington
Senate
White House
House
Roosevelt
Truck Hits Man. Driver Still At Large
Officers seek the truck driver who struck Rulon Stuart on the running board of a friend's car causing compound fractures to his left leg and arm. Stuart shows marked improvement at General Hospital. Mrs. Stuart escaped serious injury by jumping from the running board. she was unhurt.
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Rulon Stuart
Sheriff's Office
Stuart
General Hospital
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers muses on a world conference to harmonize time across nations. He jokes that if leaders can set limits on guns and trade, they should also fix a single global hour for everyone.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
King George
Will
European blocs press U S on war debts at world conference
June 13 London. European blocs pushed to force U S stance on war debts and monetary stabilization at the world economic conference. Hull and most American delegates largely absent as speakers from Prime Minister MacDonald and General Smuts shape demands for immediate solutions amid European pressure.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
London
United States
Ramsey MacDonald
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
America
Europe
Alaskan watchers await Mattern as airman hides
Nome Alaska June 13 AP With Jimmie Mattern overdue from Khabarovsk Siberia residents scan the western skies for a possible landing site. At 10 15 a m he was 22 hours out though the craft could reach Nome in 16 17 hours weather and ice conditions along the Bering Sea are blamed for a detour.
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Nome
Alaska
Jimmie Mattern
Texas
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nemeites
PP. S. T
Mattern
Nemeltes
Bering Sea
Young Wife Beulah Firkins Dies After Surgery
Beulah May Firkins aged 22 wife of Irvin Firkins of 337 North Seventh died at a local hospital Monday evening after a five day confinement and operation. Born April 22 1911 in Montana she is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs George Drowns and a brother of Pocatello. Father employed at Parma arrived in Pocatello today. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at McHan Mortuary chapel Bishop L H Edgley officiating. Interment at Mountainview.
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Beulah May Firkins
Irvin Firkins
North Seventh
Montana
Pocatello
George Drowns
L. H. Edgley
Second Ward
L.D.S
Mountainview
Mortgage Bill Allows Loans For Homeowners
President Roosevelt signed the home mortgage refinancing bill urging creditors to refrain from foreclosures until the act begins. The measure allows mortgage owners up to 20 000 dollars to swap their notes for government bonds at five percent interest, with operation hoped within a month.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Home Loan Bank Board
Triple slayings baffle police in East 65th Street flat
Three men identified as Charles Cabrese Salvator Tulamello and Louis Sally were found murdered in a New York City flat. Each victim was bound gagged and stabbed with an ice pick. police link the killings to a recent wave of gang violence and a possible Dutch Schultz versus Waxey Gordon feud.
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Dale
New York
East 65Th Street
Charles Cabrese
Salvator Tulamello
Louis Sally
Firat Street
Schultz
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