Missing Parsons Woman Feared Slain After 72 Hours
Police search Long Island woods for Mrs. Alice McDonnel Parsons missing since Wednesday noon. 72 hours without ransom word spurs fear of foul play as 35 scout volunteers join the hunt and bloodhounds are delayed by rain. Rumors of larger sums and threats are unconfirmed.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Long Island
Alice McDonnel Parsons
Francis X. McGarvey
State Troopers
Suffolk County
Richardson Pratt
Parsons
Pratt
Standard Oil Company of News
Sar
Geen
Blue Eyed Cavalry Trooper Wanted
In Boise on June 12 Sergeant Bert Sprague of the 116th cavalry faced a postcard request from a Burley Idaho woman seeking a 24 year old blue eyed soldier. Sprague noted the army post has only about 250 men of that age with blue eyes.
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Boise
Bert Sprague
116Th Cavalry
Burley
Idaho
Sprague
Father and daughter killed in Kansas highway crash near Osawatomie
A fatal collision on highway 54 near Osawatomie claims the life of Robert Stinson 45 a Skelly Oil Co. employee and his daughter Ruby Jean 9. Five others are injured in the late today accident in Eureka Kansas report says.
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Eureka
Kan
Osawatomie
Robert Stinson
Skelly Oil Co
Sallyards
Ruby Jean
Jail Converted to Lethal Chamber in Pocatello
Chief Pugmire announced drastic steps at the city jail noting no condemned prisoners are scheduled for execution yet. he said arriving inmates have seized control and a delousing with cyanide gas will seal the building until Monday noon. Police calls should be directed to the Sheriff’s office until then.
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Sheriff’s Office
Eight Russian Generals Die In Purge Shootings
Moscow reports the execution of eight top military leaders for treason as part of a sweeping government purge. Marshal Michail Tukhachevsky and seven other generals were shot yesterday, with no detailed particulars released. Names include A I Kork I E Takir I E Uborevitch R P Eideman B H Feldman V M Primakoff and V Putna.
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Charles P. Nutter
Moscow
Michail Nikolaevich Tukhachevsky
I. E. Takir
Leningrad
I. P. Uborevitch
White Russia
Robert P. Eideman
Army
B. H. Feldman
General Staff
V. M. Primakoff
Kharkoff
Kazimirovitch V. Putna
Rome
Berlin
Tokyo
Two Men Attack Woman and Infant Seize Purse in Chicago
Police reports two men offered Mrs. Alice Tauberman a ride then punched her, seized $75 from her purse, and forced mother and year-old baby from the car in Chicago.
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Chicago
George Lenzi
Alice Tauberman
Idaho Weather Turns Cloudy Then Unsettled
Increasing cloudiness on Sunday gives way to unsettled conditions Monday. North and west portions expect lower temperatures as a cooling trend moves in.
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Idaho
Walton City Councilman E A Walton dies in Salt Lake Hospital
E A Walton 51 of Pocatello died at 8 33 p m in Latter Day Saints hospital Salt Lake City from uremic poisoning after serving 40 days of a four year term as Pocatello city councilman. He was a timekeeper for Union Pacific and longtime railroad employee.
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Albert E. Walton
Pocatello City
L. D
Walton
Salt Lake City
E. A. Walton
South Central Division
Union Pacific Railroad
Latter Day Saints
Pocatello
Albert Edwin Walton
L.ds
Union Pacific
Pocatello First Ward
Bihopric
Logan
Utah
James
Ada Walton
Tennessee Freed From San Francisco Bay Mud
Fourteen tugs aided by the flood tide pulled the battleship Tennessee free from a San Francisco Bay mud bank after 31 hours behind schedule. The ship required the removal of hundreds of tons of ammunition and oil, with crew aboard throughout, before her position was restored.
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San Francisco
Tennessee
San Francisco Bay
War Machine
Coast Guard
Thinning Ranks of State Officeholders Tied to Ross
The Associated Press reports several state officials appointed by ex Governor Ross have left public service. Names include Dr. J. D. Dunshee state public health director since 1985 C O Malley former state insurance fund manager Mrs Lucille V Bailey chief clerk state game department since 1931 Parris A O Neil deputy state prison warden since the 1930s and James Marshall Jerome game farm manager and veteran state employee. Gov Clark has finished most major appointments with one vacancy on the public utilities commission and a 1937 act tied to a tuberculosis hospital project awaiting selection committee.
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Walter Bottcher
Associated Press
Bosse
Ross
J. D. Dunshee
C. O'Malley
Democratic Party
Ben Ross
Barazilla W. Clark
M. Reese Hattabaugh
Grangeville
Public Utilities Commission
Clark
Hattabaugh
Public Works Administration
Igie
Amelia Earhart Completes Third Trans-African Hop
Amelia Earhart lands in Sudan after a 900 mile flight from Fort Lamy in French West Africa. A delayed start due to shock absorber work kept her from an uninterrupted flight to Khartoum, which lies 500 miles northeast. She plans to depart at 4 30 a m for Khartoum as Africa's final stop before India.
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Elfpasher
Sudan
Amelia Bearhart
Fort Lamy
French West Africa
Khartoum
Here
Miss Earhart
Africa
India
Idaho Governor Barzuls Clark under fire for vacillation
Representative W B Hussmann Idaho assails Governor Barzuls W Clark for policy of vacillation that cost him prestige. Hussmann, seeking state planning board chair, says the governor is likeable but must show mettle or risk damage to Idaho and the Democratic party. He commends the governor's appointees.
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Boise
W. B. Hussmann
Didaho
Barzuuls W. Clark
Hussman
State Planning Board
Idaho
Democratic Party
Generally fair Sunday on Monday weather outlook
A brief forecast notes generally fair skies for Sunday and Monday with a warmer trend in the northwest portion. No precipitation is expected and high temperatures are tentatively mild for the period.
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Northwest
Growth in Poca area as new homes rise fast
A surge of new homes goes up in Poca area while demand for desirable houses and rental apartments remains tight. Property owners are urged to rent unused units promptly to avoid vacancy and maximize income.
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Pocatello
Tribune-Journal Classified Ad
A Tribune Journal classified notice lists a phone contact 123 for inquiries and ad placement details.
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Tribune-Journal
Boys Schedule Set for Monday in YMCA Softball League
Four boys games are listed for Monday afternoon at the YMCA boys' softball league with two byes. The schedule shows North Harrison and City league matchups at 1:30 and 2:30 on field blocks, with Toonerville Stars facing Indians and West Side Hill Billiee meeting East Side Midgets followed by East Side Ticers against Harrison Hell Cate. Additional teams expected to register by Tuesday. schedule to be completed in coming weeks.
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Y. M. C. A. Boys’ League
North Harrison
Red Raiders
Polecate
Toonerville Stars
Indians
West Side Hill Billiee
Ticers
Harrison Hell Cate
Eaigay
Passengers Saved After Royal Archer Collision in Thames Fog
London June 1. Passengers aboard the Royal Archer were rescued after a collision in a foggy Thames estuary. The 2266 ton Royal Archer, en route from London to Aberdeen, veered toward Maplin Sands to beach the ship as water flooded the engine room. Lifeboats and launches arrived to evacuate 120 passengers. the Gleniffer sustained little damage. The Royal Archer landed high on the waterline after the incident.
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London
Waller
Thames
Newcastle
Gleniffer
Royal Archer
London and Edinburgh Shipping Company
Aberdeen
Maplin Sands
National Guard And State Police Called To Monroe Meeting
Dearborn Michigan June 12 The topic centers on mass unionization at Ford Motor Company where about 120 000 workers may be organized next year The company faces the CIO led by John L Lewis and possibly AFL involvement The article notes Ford's early history and current assets and profits with Homer Martin as CIO leader mentioned.
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National Guard and State Police
Monroe
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
C. I O
Poliies
United States
Canada
Homer Martin
Troops Move To Avert Riots At Michigan Steel Plant
President Roosevelt may be asked to intervene as Michigan mobilizes national guardsmen and state police to prevent violence at steel plants. Ohio Governor Davey considers calling officials and labor leaders to the White House if talks fail to yield a settlement. 75,000 idle steel workers could be affected. A Sunday meeting is planned in Youngstown to discuss a general strike.
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Associated Press Petroitt
Roosevelt
Michigan
Monroe
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Committee For Industrial Organization
State Park
CIO
M. Clifford Towsend
Indiana
Davey
Frank Murphy
Henry L. Horner
Line
United Labor Congress
Youngstown
Andy
Former Pocatello Resident Passes
Hagerman June 12 Funeral services for George D Allen 68 will be held 2 p m Sunday at Legion Memorial hall. Bishop Emerson Pugmire will officiate. The body lies in state at a son’s Hagerman home. Survived by 10 sons Claude Arlen Earl Jack Gail Lewis Robbin Horace Howard Ver Will, one daughter Liliana Cowley and 20 grandchildren.
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Hagerman
Legion Memorial Hall
George D Allen
Allen
Twin Falls County General Hospital
Emerson Pugmire
Reorganized
Arlen Allen
Pocatello
Claude
Arlen
Earl
Jack
Gail Allen
Lewis
Robbin
Horace
Howard
Will Alen
Thorton
Liliana Cowley
Albion
Hayworth Breaks Arm as Buck Newsom Hurls Hit
Detroit Tigers catcher Pay Hayworth suffered a broken arm in the fourth inning of the second game against Boston when struck by a fastball from Louis Buck Newsom.
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Detroit
Pay Hayworth
Detroit Tigers
Boston Today
Louis
Buck’ Newsom
Boy injured in sewer excavation incident identified
Eleven-year-old Joseph Breiding told nurses in New York on June 12 that his playmate who shoved him into a 14 foot sewer trench was merely fooling around while he received treatment for a fractured skull.
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New York
Joseph Breiding
Leaders Urge LDS Youth Leaders to Raise Standards
Salt Lake City June 12 Leaders guiding young members of the Latter Day Saints church were urged to raise standards by Hazel Brockbank member of the general board of the Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association on the conference’s second day. She emphasized attitude and cooperative work, addressing over 3 000 leaders from 29 nations and 140 000 youths.
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Salt Lake City
Saiits
Hazel Brockbank
Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association
L. D. S. Mutual Improvement Association
Miss Brockbank
Brockbank
Latter Day Saints
Mom S. Bennion
Youje
Tye Lege
Flood waters overwhelm Billings as city cut off
Billings Montana suffered extensive flood damage as knee deep water and silt flooded streets and buildings. Ditches burst after two severe storms, shutting rail and highway routes and carrying away bridges while basements filled with dirty water. Despite receding water the city remained largely isolated.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
Valuable Coin Stolen From Newburyport Shop
In Newburyport Massachusetts on June 12 a theft occurred at a local antique shop. A single dollar dated 1799 was stolen, angering owner Owen McGlynn who reported the loss. The incident involves a rare collectible coin.
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Newburyport
Mass
Owen McGlynn
License Issued For Utah Marriage In Salt Lake City
A marriage license was issued today in Salt Lake City to Wendell Emanuel Samuelson 27 of Pocatello and Edna Jape Dowdle 24 of Rigby.
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Salt Lake City
Wendell Emanuel Samuelson
Pocatello
Edna Jape
Dowdle
Rigby
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