Darrow NRA board member resigns amid fascism charge
W. O. Thompson resigned from the Darrow NRA review board saying the NRA shows a fascist trend and endorses monopoly capitalism. He claimed he authored the board’s socialization report and warned the NRA price fixing policy is a maneuver to regain favor with the New Deal.
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Darrow
NRA
Washington
United States
W. O. Thompson
Darrow Nra Review Board
White House
National Recovery Administration
Clarence Darrow
Thompson
Johnson
Labor Advisory Board
Recovery Review Board
Review Board
Hurricane death toll rises in Central America disaster
Reports from Honduras and El Salvador describe extreme destruction six days after a hurricane. AP dispatches warn the death toll could surpass 2 000 with as many as 1 000 dead in Honduras alone including 500 drowned at Ocotepeque. Shelter and water shortages threaten disease.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Central America
el Salvador
Associated Press
San Salvador
Ocotepeque
Shelton
Skull Fracture Found Linked to Long Sports Career
Halifax report details 29 year old Johnny Young who has played soccer hockey and marathon runs for ten years. Doctors traced his skull fracture to a 1924 soccer game where he was kicked in the head and he continued running a marathon three days later. Rest for six months advised with possible operation later.
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Halifax
Johnny Young
Young
Plane crash inquiry probes explosion possibility near Mongaup
Liberty New York June 13 Investigators pursue whether an explosion preceded the crash of the American Airlines plane into Mongaup mountain killing seven. Coroner Victor Rourke says there was an explosion and awaits new information on timing and whether luggage chemicals could be responsible. District Attorney William Deckelman conferred with medical and state police officials. Navy papers found in the dead chemist William Bader’s luggage were denied as confidential.
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Liberty
N. Y
American Air Lines
Mongaup Mountain
Victor G. Rourke
William Deckleman
Jeffersonville
Bourke
Naval
William B. Bader
Buffalo
Washington
Naval 0
Bader
Semet-Soalway Company
Baseball scores from today across the National League
In Cincinnati the New York team lost 2 to 0 while Cincinnati won 4 to 3 with bats by Bowman Castleman Hubbell Mancuso Danning Kleinhans Kolp and O Farrell. In St Louis Boston both 0 runs as Frankhouse Ho gan Hallahan Delancey worked the game. In Chicago Philadelphia 28 to 17 with Davis Wilson Root Hartnett. In Pittsburgh Brooklyn 28 to 15 as Herring Munns Beck Lopez Sukeforth Berres Swift Padden dominated.
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Cincinnati
New York
Bowman
Castleman
Hubbell
Mancuso
Danning
Kleinhans
Kolp
O'Farrell
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Herring
Munns
Beck
Lopez
Sukeforth
Berres
Swift
Padden
Baseball box scores from Boston New York and Chicago games
Box scores report innings and run totals for multiple games at Boston New York and Chicago. Batters Pearson Winegarner Pytlak Myatt Cain Hayes Marberry Frazier Hogsett Hayworth Cochrane Welch Grove Rhodes Ferrell Hadley McAfee Hemsley Gomez Dickey Lyons Tietje Gallivan Sewell Bend Phillips are listed as players with pitching staffs and final scores.
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Boston
R. H. E. Detroit
Marberry
Frazier
Hogsett and Hayworth
Cochrane
Welch
Grove
Rhodes
R. Ferrell
New York
R. H. E. St. Louis
Hadley
McAfee
Hemsley
Gomez
Dickey
Utah Weather Unsettled Conditions Forecast This Week
Weather notes show unsettled conditions in Utah with lingering showers possible. Cooler temperatures expected tonight especially in the northwest portion as a cold front moves through this afternoon into the night.
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Utah
Hitler Mussolini in Venice Gala for Conference
Venice prepares for a high profile visit by Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini with lavish receptions. Mussolini will arrive by car and later Motorboat to the Lido while Hitler’s arrival by air is anticipated after 9 am. A military band and aviators will greet the leaders.
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Andrue Berding
Associated Press
Venice
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Pisani
Forli
Nicelli
Lido
Confession of Murder Filed in Calfornia Killing Spree
Peter Alesi 5 year-old worker allegedly confessed to stabbing to death three women and two men including Joe Fazio and his daughter Sara. District Attorney Grover C. Julian prepared to file charges as Sheriff James Leavitt publicized the confession detailing a bloody spree sparked by Alesis blame for his estranged wife and children. The confession claims multiple killings to silence witnesses and to hide the family departure to Boston.
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Susanville
Calif
Peter Alesi
Grover C. Julian
Alesi
James Leavitt
Julian
Joe Fazio
Sara
Fazio
Boston
Baer Carnera Heavyweight Title Fight Preview
Local fans gather Thursday night for a bout between Max Baer and Primo Carnera. The Tribune Journal will broadcast a round by round description from the Haight Radio Service with pre fight features starting at 6 o'clock and the main show at 7 o'clock Pocatello time.
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Max Baer
U. S
Pocatello
Tribune-Journal
Associated Press
Rabbit Victor in Fight With Snake
In Potosi Missouri a white rabbit defeated a copperhead in a deadly duel as the snake tried to enter the rabbit’s box. The rabbit fought with teeth and hind feet, delivering fatal bites while the snake could not strike or retreat, dying wrapped around the rabbit’s feet. Mrs. Cecil Boyer witnessed the confrontation and retrieved the now deceased rabbit.
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Potosi
Moc
Cecil Boyer
Former Driver of Cab Reports Dillinger Seen
Donald Murray a former Chicago taxi driver told federal officers he saw John Dillinger in Northfield Minnesota around 3 am Tuesday. Murray described approaching a parked car with four men including Dillinger who flashed a weapon and offered a cigarette before he fled.
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ST. Paul
Minn
John Dillinger
Northwest
Donald Murray
Chicago
Dillinger
Northfield
Here
Murray
Bandit
Idaho Bankers Meet in Boise
Boise hosts the Idaho bankers for their annual state convention this Friday and Saturday. Speakers include B. C. Barber Craigmont president. T. S. Kerr University of Idaho Moscow. O. W. Adams Salt Lake City vice president Utah state national bank. Dean Driscoll Axel Ramstedt Wallace. E. G. Chaffer Nampa. E. B. Bolte Gooding. Paul A. Pugate American Falls. H. Melgard and R. M. Walker Coeur dAlene.
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Boise
Idaho Bankers
B. C. Barber
Craigmont
State Association
T. S. Kerr
University of Idaho At
Paul A. Pugate
American Falls
H. Melgard
R. M. Walker
Couer d’ Alene
United States Tests In Kind Debt Payment Plan
U S proposes partial payments in goods and services to Europe as a solution to the war debt impasse. Secretary Hull says any plan that yields mutual benefit will be considered while Britain defers debt and France faces a possible fourth default this Friday.
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Lloyd A. Lehreas
Washington
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Hull
Andre de Laboulaye
France
Knut Hamsun freighter lost crew with 17 missing
The Norwegian freighter Knut Hamsun burned and sank after a nitrate cargo explosion. Captain George McBride and 16 crew members were rescued from a lifeboat after drifting nearly three days in the Caribbean, about 300 miles north of Colon, Panama. Seventeen crewmen remain missing.
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New York
Knut Hamsun
United States
United Fruit
Zacapa
Caribbean Sea
Colon
Panama
George McBride
McBride
Blackfoot Board weighs annexation proposal and bus plan
The Blackfoot school board has the Gibson district annexation proposal under advisement and also discussed the advisability of running a bus to the Wilson district.
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Blackfoot
Gibson
Wilson
Senate panel approves $35000 for munition makers probe
Washington June 13 The senate audit committee approved an additional 35000 for the congressional investigation into activities of munitions manufacturers.
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Washington
Senate Audit Committee
Congressional
Mama Baer Forecasts Max Baer Victory Over Primo Camera
Mama Baer predicts Max Baer will defeat Primo Carnera in their upcoming bout. She mocks rivals conditions talk and demonstrates her belief with a staged punch, while stressing Max’s sharp punching power and peak physical form for tomorrow’s fight. The Baer family presence includes Californian visitor Rosa Saez greeting Mrs. Charles Baez.
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Max
Mickey
Mama Saez
Charles Baez
Coffin Resting Today Amid Interstate Rate Review
Congressional observer notes Congressman T. C. Coffin is resting in the area as two interstate commerce examiners report to the commission. Chester E. Stiles and Arthur S. Parker recommend the panel not interfere with freight rates on packing house products from eastern and midwestern plants to nine Pacific coast and mountain states. They say current rates from Buffalo to Ogden Fort Worth to St. Paul and Butte to the coast are fair to shippers and railroads despite 18 complaints.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Comemission
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
Chester E. Stiles
Arthur S. Parker
Buffalo
N. Y
Ogden
Utah
Fort Worth
Texas
St. Paul
U S Says It Will Not Seize Factories For Relief
The federal relief administration denied plans to take over factories as a national policy. It stressed it funds state relief efforts and that states control use of such money for projects like idle Massachusetts plants repurposed for unemployed clothing. The administration noted no national survey or action underway.
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Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Massachusetts
Emergency Work Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Administration
Boise Woman Heads Idaho District Episcopal Auxiliar
Mrs. B C d Eausum of Boise formerly from Rupert and Blackfoot leads the Idaho District Woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal church after elections at the closing session. She just completed her fifth term. Vice presidents named include Mrs Julian Marshall Kellogg for Coeur d'Alene, Mrs W D Ashe Blackfoot for Pocatello, Mrs R Piemeisel Twin Falls, and Mrs Clara Armstrong Lewiston for the Lewiston deanery. Secretaries and treasurer renominated include Mrs Frank T Wyman Boise, Mrs E R Allman Pocatello, and Mrs Ankettel Nampa for isolated families.
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Boise
B. C., d'Easum
Rupert
Blackfoot
Idaho
Episcopal Church
Julian Marshall
Kelloge
Coeur d'Alene
W. D. Ashe
Pocatello
R. Pie
Dr Staley’s initials hide a formal given name
In Rocky Mount North Carolina on June 13 Dr Walter Staley is known to sign only by his initials and last name Sir Walter Staley embracing his full given names without using them in full.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
W. Staley
Sir Walter
Idaho Horticultural Association Acknowledges Weiser Meet
W H Wicks of the Idaho state department of agriculture announced the Idaho State Horticultural Association annual meeting will be held in Weiser on August 10. Officials invite members and interested parties to attend and discuss upcoming horticultural plans and county projects.
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Boise
W. H. Wicks
State Department of Agriculture
Idaho State Horticultural Association
Weiser
Tugwell Cleared by Jury Says Tribune Wires
Will Rogers reports from Hollywood that Tugwell was tried as a menace but acquitted. Rogers notes the judge and jury favored a revolutionary versus conservative idea, citing Tugwell's past as a dirt farmer and the sympathy for prairie land farmers.
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Hollwood
Calif
Tugwell
O. K
Funeral for Congressman Thomas Coffin Draws Nationwide Honor
Mourners from across the country gathered in Pocatello to honor Thomas Coffin, a first term congressman fatally injured in a Washington car crash. A large funeral cortege, with military honors and state officials, reflected his swift rise and broad support.
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Tommy Coffin
Washington
Thomas ©. Coffin
Congress
Mr. Coffin
Thomas Ford
Ford
Los Angeles
Don Harter
Ohio
J. G. Scrugham
Nevada
William A. Weber
Washington, D. C
C. Ben Ross
Legion
Hearse Bar Association
H. R. Turner
B. W. Davis
Kenneth Ridgeway
Sam Adelstein
Ruel Merrill
Ralph Jones
Carl C. Christensen
F. E. Tydeman
Memorial Hall
Memorial Building
I. Q. Wood
Trinity Episcopal Church
The
American Legion
Coleman H. King
St. Anthony’s Church
Yorna Jane Cornell
Jane Cleres
Pay Fe
Isle of Somewhere
Rugged Cross
Memorial Bank
Pocatello
Mark Tuohy
Blackfoot
Ivan Gasser
Martin Howard
J. A. Petereson
Legion Friends
Mountainview Cemetery
F. M. Bistline
C. E. Connors
Carl Riddle
William Dohse
E. G. Fulton
M. L. McLeod
Bryan Blackhurst
John R. Hamlin
Hugh Ivey
Stanley Cleare
Japan and Russia thwart hopes for disarmament pact
At Geneva June 13, Japan refused to guarantee enforcement and insisted on similar reservations as for armaments supervision. Russia, via Boris Stein, said it would sign only if neighboring nations also sign, jeopardizing a universal disarmament agreement. The U S meantime seeks supervision without binding enforcement.
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Geneva
Japan
Russia
Boris Stein
Committee of Guarantees
Maurice Bourquin
Belgium
United States
Hugh R. Wilson
Mother of Girls Ordered to Bed
Corbeil Ontario June 13 Mrs Oliva Dionne mother of 16 day old quintuplets kept in bed by doctor A R Dafoe citing run down condition. The quintuplets total weight reached 11 pounds 4 ounces with daily gains and individual weights listed for Yvonne Annette Cecile Emile and Marie in ounces for the current day and yesterday.
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Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Emile
Marie
George Hunt Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress
Boise report notes George W. Hunt of Pocatello Idaho labor leader and chair of the four railroad brotherhoods legislative committee has filed papers to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in Idaho's second district. He previously served as Bannock County state senator in 1931. Idaho weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions today and Thursday with not much precipitation.
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Boise
George W. Hunt
Pocatello
Idaho
Railroad Brotherhoods
Bannock County
State Drought Plans Formed Boise News
Fourteen more projects were approved by the state drought relief committee bringing the total to 38. The group, led by R. W. Faris, reports about 160000 of the 1540000 sought from FERA remains available through C. J. Lindsey of Seattle. The latest approvals include Oakley Canal company Cassia county five hundred dollars and a slate of others across Jefferson Clark and Bingham counties with project costs ranging from five hundred to fifteen thousand dollars.
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Boise
State Drought Relief Committee
R. W. Faris
C. J. Lindsey
Seattle
FERA
Washington, D. C
Oakley Canal Company
Cassia County
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Aberdeen-Springfield
Twin Falls North Side Canal Company
Jerome County
Hamer Canal Company
Jefferson County
Holly Water Users’ Association
Medicine Lodge Creek
Clark County
Camas Creek
Dubois
Hiaho
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Philadelia
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Pytlak
Myatt
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Tietje
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Sewell
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Lena Amistani
Lena
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Snake
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Primo
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Will Rogers
Tribune
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