Hunger drives Weyerhaeuser kidnap suspect to Livingston woman
William Mahan, sought in the Weyerhaeuser ransom case, begged for food at the garden of Mrs. C. E. Jeffries in Livingston on Tuesday. She identified him from his dress and appearance, alerting authorities who traced him toward Yellowstone National Park.
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Livingston, Mont
William Mahan
Yellowstone National Park
Weyerhaeuser
Livingston
Mont
Department of Justice
Mahan
C. E. Jeffries
Huntéa
Butte
Tansom
Jeffries
J. E. Mooney
Dillon
Camp Tenday Delay Extends Boy Camp. Girls’ Vacation Postponed
Camp Tenday opening was delayed and the resort will reopen to boys next week. The girls’ vacation period is postponed to June 24. Scout executive D. C. Watkins announced today.
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D. C. Watkins
Scout
Idaho Weather Quiet Tonight Then Friday Warmth Stable
The Idaho forecast shows a calm night and Friday with no temperature change. Skies remain mostly clear and winds light as the region stays steady.
Owens breaks world records at Beverly Hills meet
Will Rogers reports from Beverly Hills where Jesse Owens, the Ohio State star, is entered in four events and holds world records in three, tied for the fourth. He aims to win after a humorous run with Step and Fetchit and Bill Thorpe as part of a movie-making day.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Fetchit
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Ohio State
Jim Thorpe
Jury convicts Mrs Carter of manslaughter in Lover’s Death
A jury of eight women and four men found Gladys Carter guilty of manslaughter in the death of Frances Walker a 20 year old school teacher and rival for her husband Archie Carter a former Newhall sheriff deputy.
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Frances Walker
Archie Carter
Newhall
Los Angeles
Anna Zascsek
Olga Gray
Carter
Associated Press
Waleys Fight For Freedom Under Federal Kidnapping Act
Harmon Waley and wife Margaret plead not guilty as federal kidnapping charges loom over their role in the George Weyerhaeuser case. Prosecution to seek state charges if federal win. bail set at 100000 each for conspiracy. awaiting next steps from Justice and local authorities.
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Leland Hannum
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Harmon M. Waley
Margaret
George Weyerhaeuser
Ment of Justice
Montana
Canada
William Mahan
Salt Lake City
George
Blanchard
Spirit Lake
Idaho
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Pierce County
Harry H. Johnston
Department of Justice
Thurston County
Olympia
Pacific Northwests
Martin Pond Pioneer Railroad Freighter Dies in Logan
Word reached here that Martin Pond, pioneer Utah railroad freighter and contractor, died in Logan yesterday. He was brother of Noah B. Pond of Pocatello. Utah weather predicts generally fair skies tonight and Friday with little temperature change.
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Utah
Logan
Noah 8. Pond
Pocatello
Chaco War Heads Toward Armistice In South America
Paris to Buenos Aires dispatch notes military experts from the United States Chile Argentina and Uruguay traveling by air toward the Chaco to oversee a possible armistice as the long running conflict between Paraguay and Bolivia nears its end. The planned ceremony includes officers such as Capt. Frederick Sharp and Maj. Guillermo Pimentel with contingents moving toward Asuncion Villa Montes and Tabac for the event.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
United States Army
Chaco Boreal
Frederick Sharp
United States
Argentina
Asuncion
Guillermo Pimentel
Chaco
Rodolfo Martinez Pita
Jorge Manni
Alfredo Campos
Tibal
Uruguay
Tabac
Villa Montes
Record Crowd Flattens In Big Truck Spill
An estimated 130 black workers aboard a large truck headed to a plantation in Luxora area. The vehicle toppled on a curve, sending all passengers sprawling. Langston remarked no bones were broken and help arrived. Luxora doctors tended the injured for a half day.
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Ark
Langston
Luxora
NRA Extension Resolution Approved by Senate
President Roosevelt told house leaders he would accept the Senate NRA extension measure after it defeated a 15 hour filibuster led by Senator Long. The Senate also adopted the Borah amendment to tighten anti trust enforcement, while House leaders weighed whether to accept or reject it and move toward a conference.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
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Senate
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White House
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Rules Committee
Schall
Minn
McCarran
Nev
Streamline Here to Stay Says Manson at Rotary Luncheon
O S superintendent E C Manson told Rotarians during Railroad Week that streamlined trains are here to stay citing improved comfort and speed. He noted O S L payroll in Pocatello at four million dollars annually and recalled Utah Northern line construction in 1872 and Oregon Short Line arrival in Idaho 11 years later. He highlighted the 1530 type locomotive brought to Pocatello in 1888 and compared old coaches with new air conditioned cars.
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Manson
O. S. L. Railroad
Pocatello
Utah
Liquor Store to Close Saturday for Pioneer Day
Sam Oliver, manager of the Pocatello state liquor store, announces extended Friday hours to 11 p.m. The store opens at 10 a.m. Friday and will remain closed after 11 p.m. until Monday morning as Pioneer Day closes all state liquor stores and dispensaries.
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Sam Oliver
Pocatello State Liquez
Oliver
Oregon Police Ready to Meet Mill Trouble
Governor Martin orders immediate concentration of the Oregon state police to deter insurrection amid lumber mill picketing. Police guard roads to Bridal Veil mill as 237 march arrests occur near Forest Grove. Frank Johnson vows to return with a crowd if through barriers.
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Ore
Charles H. Martin
Oregon
Charles P. Pray
Multnomah
Stimson
Forest Grove
J. W. Connell
Washington County
Hillsboro
Bridal Veil
Columbia
Frank Johnson
Railroad Week in Good Old Kansas
ARKANSAS CITY Kan June 13 Four employees of the Santa Fe railroad offices collected four dollars from a woman who said she needed the money to reach Bagnell Missouri to visit her grandmother. She thanked them and said she would now look for a bus downtown to reach Gagnell.
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Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
Bagnell
Gagnell
Elder statesmen refuse most Japanese demands in North China
China's elder statesmen accept some Japanese settlement terms but reject key local political changes. They support withdrawal of national troops north of the Yellow River and abolition of parties in Hopei, while opposing changes in local leadership. Shanghai fears unrest as Japan advances toward a larger demilitarized zone. Reports also note new anti Japanese activity near Nanking and troop movements toward Shanhaikwan.
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Associated Press
China
Japan
Yellow River
Hopei
Shanghai
Pan American Clippers Cut Time On Pearl Harbor Flight
The Pan American clipper arrived at Pearl Harbor at 6 26 a m from Alameda California covering 2410 miles in just under 18 hours. Captain Edwin L Musick and crew were greeted by naval and agriculture inspectors as plans to proceed to Midway Island were discussed for a daylight flight.
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Pan-American Airways
Pearl Harbor
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Fleet Airbase
Elmer W. Tod
Henry M. Mullinnix
Naval Airbase
Musick
Midway Island
Midway
National League and A L Baseball Scores Rounded Up
Daily baseball results across cities including Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston St Louis Detroit Cleveland and Washington. Key games featured Battles of runs with varied battery lineups, highlighting late rallies and shutouts.
Baer Braddock Title Fight Sets Weights and Feud
Heavyweight champion Max Baer carries a near 20 pound edge over challenger Jimmy Braddock for the 15 round Madison Square Garden bout. The weigh in shows Baer at 2094 pounds and Braddock at 191. Braddock arrives at the New York State Athletic Commission offices and Baer greets him with a smile. Braddock replies he will let his fists do the talking in the ring. Joe Gould, Braddock's manager, scuffles with Baer when he intervenes.
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Max Baer
Armadge
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Braddock
Baer
New York State Athletic Commission
Jimmy
Joe Gould
Huge German Plant Blows Up and Wreck Shocks Region
A second blast at the Westfalian Anhalt explosive plant in Reinsdorf near Berlin injures and kills many as a massive explosion and debris storm extend over 675 square miles. Firefighting and medical teams rush to the scene while authorities evacuate the village and start an investigation into the disaster. </s>
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Associated Press
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Reinsdorf
Westfalian Anhalt
Reindorf
Germany
Reich
Wittenberg
Senate Vote on New NRA Bill Infiltrated by Night Filibuster
The Senate adopted the NRA resolution after an all night session with 41 in favor and 13 opposed. Democrats Adams Ashurst Bachman Bailey Bankhead Barkley Black Bone Brown Burkley Bulow Burke Byrnes Clark Costigan Guffey Harrison Hatch Hayden Lewis Lonergan Maloney McKellar Minton Moore Murphy Murray OMaloney Pittman Pope Radcliffe Russell Schnellenbach Sheppard Thomas of Oklahoma Thomas of Utah Trammell Van Nuys Wagner and others voting yes. Opposed were Byrd Connally Gore Long and others totaling 13 with Republican votes from Austin Borah Capper Dickinson Frazier Hastings Schall Townsend Van denberg and others. Paired voters included Logan Dieterich Truman Robinson Chavez Duffy. Against pairs included Barbour Cary Davis Nye Hale White McNary Metcalf Glass.
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Senate
NRA
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Black
Bone
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Burke
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Barbour
Cary
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Nye
Hale
White
McNary
Metcalf
Glass
Dean Began Eight Month Burglarly Term in Ada Jail
A man identifying as Edward Dean of Pocatello started an eight month sentence in Ada county jail for burglary after pleading guilty to burgling an automobile in Boise. He was arrested in Lewiston at Boise officers request.
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Edward Dean
Pocatello
Ada County
Lewiston
Dean
South Africa Reports First Snowfall in Durban
Snow fell in Durban Natal on June 13 for the first time in living memory causing several deaths as residents shivered through a cold wave. Widespread damage followed a 12 inch rainfall and resultant high waters disrupted the city.
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Natal
South Africa
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