Clue In Utah Kidnap Case Linked To Waley Plot
Utah police may have fingerprint clue from an unnamed woman believed involved with William Mahan in the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Investigators seek the companion of Mahan as they pursue ransom loot trail and await grand jury actions against Harman and Margaret Waley in the high profile case.
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Harmon Waley
Salt Lake City
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Julius. Thulin
Waley
Thulin
Mahan
Ogden
Waleys
Utah
Harmon M. Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Spokane
Wash
Butte
Mont
Tacoma
Urston County
Olympia
Margaret Thurlin Waley
George
Idaho
Margaret Waley
Harmon
Skyline Club Plans Kinport Peak Sunrise Hike
The Skyline club will hike to Kinport peak for sunrise Sunday. A 12:01 a m departure from the Telephone building with a 3 30 a m summit target aims for dawn. Coffee will be served and hikers should bring wraps and a light lunch for the return around 7 30 to 8 a m.
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Skyline Club
Kinport Peak
Putnam Peaks
Pocatello
Kinport
City Creek
Insull Acquitted For Third Time
Federal Judge John Knox directs jury to acquit Samuel Insull Sr. Samuel Insull Jr. and Harold L. Stuart on bankruptcy law violation charges. The judge deems the defendants’ innocence as plausible as guilt after government evidence. Insull Sr. smiles and says he is happy and finished.
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Chicago
John ©. Knox
Samuel Insull
Harold L. Stuart
Knox
Insull
Jobs by July aim of work relief chief
Washington June 14 The Works Progress Administration faces a July push to generate substantial job creation as state administrators gather in Washington to coordinate small local projects and monitor larger ventures. Harry Hopkins hopes useful projects with integrity will emerge, including sewer work and park creation to balance higher cost endeavors while Ickes notes limits on low cost housing and reclamation work.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Hopkins
Ickes
Baseball scores from Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia games
National League action lists Pittsburgh at Brooklyn 1 5 0 and Cincinnati at New York 2 4 0. Chicago defeats Philadelphia 5 8 0. St Louis wins two games against Boston 4 10 2 and 0 9 1.
Baseball Scoreboard in Chicago St Louis Detroit and Philadelphia
At Chicago Washington 071 2000 Chicago .002 2100 Batteries Russell Boston Fischer Salveson Sewell. At St Louis R H E New York .100 St Louis .001 Batteries Deshong Jorgens Cain Hemsley. At Detroit R H E Boston .200 500 Detroit .100 201 Batteries Hochette R Farrell Hatter Sullivan Hogset Hayworth. Philadelphia 002 0030 Cleveland .010 1020 Batteries Mahaffey Dietrich Berry Pearson Hudlin Pytlak.
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R.H.E
Chicago
Philadelia
Kowalik
Hartnett
Davis
Wilson
Washington
Russell
Boston
Fischer, Salveson and Sewell
St. Louis
R. HH. E
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Deshong
Jorgens
Cain and Hemsley
Detroit
Hochette
R. Ferrell
Hatter
Sullivan
Cleveland
Mahaffey
Dietrich and
Berry
Pearson
Hudlin
House Accepts Senate Change On NRA Set-Up
The House approved Senate amendments to extend the modified NRA to next April 1, sending the measure to President Roosevelt for signature. The vote was 338 to 30 amid brief debate focusing on the Borah anti trust amendment and arguments about extending or ending the program.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Michener
R-Mich
Representatives
Ohio
Jenkins
NRA
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Utah Girl Injured After Saltair Pier Plunge
Alice Ashworth 19 suffered a possible skull fracture and other injuries when the automobile carrying 12 people plunged from Saltair pier to the dry bed of Great Salt Lake 12 feet below. All other injured were taken to their homes.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Alice Ashworth
Saltair
Here
Great Salt Lake
Postal Telegraph & Cable files 77B reorganization petition
New York June 14 A petition for reorganization under section 77 B of the bankruptcy laws was filed in federal court by the Postal Telegraph & Cable Company today.
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New York
The
Postal Telegraph & Cable Company
Frontier Air Defense Bases Favored by Senate Group
Washington June 14 The senate military committee approved a house bill to authorize the War Department to establish frontier air defense bases nationwide. The bill carries no specific appropriation but the War Department estimates total equipment, alterations, and additions to complete existing stations at 110 million dollars, excluding land costs. The measure, already passed by the House, was reported by the Senate committee without amendment.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
House
War Department
Frontier
Senate
Mine Workers Postpone Coal Walkout At President Roosevelt's Request
President Roosevelt asked for a postponement of the soft coal strike set for next Monday. John L. Lewis predicted quick approval and outlined the plan to extend wage and hour agreements to July 1 to allow Congress to pass the Guffey coal stabilization bill. He said the bill would provide price controls needed for new commitments and that the move aims to avoid national disruption.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Congress
Duncan Kennedy
D. C
Utah Weather Outlook Mostly Clear Tonight
Generally fair conditions continue in Utah tonight and Saturday with little change in temperatures. Stronger winds are not indicated and overnight lows remain mild across the state.
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Utah
Braddock Sets Madison Square Garden Defense for 1936
Jimmy Braddock, newly crowned heavyweight champion, agreed to defend his title at Madison Square Garden in the summer of 1936. Max Baer to meet Schmeling in September if victorious, with Braddock’s challenger plans tied to the outcome. Louis and Carnera are out of title contention under Garden plans.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Detroit Negro
Primo Carnera
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
James J. Johnson
Boxing At the Garden
Max Bear
Schmeling
Braddock
Twentieth
Century Club
Johnston
Johnson Louis
Carnera
Garden
Baer
Leo Mitchell
Mitchell
Nazis Dig Into Factory Ruins To Find Bodies
In Reinsdorf Germany on June 14 Nazis dug through the explosion wreckage of a munitions plant to recover bodies. Official counts cited 52 dead and 75 to 300 injured with unofficial estimates up to 1000. Survivors evacuated, flames raged, and a heavy censorship ring surrounded the site as officials urged calm.
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Reinsdorf
Germany
Associated Press
Wittenberg
Otto Heidenreith
Governor Speaks in Preston and Franklin Idaho
Governor Ross travels to Preston and Franklin Idaho to dedicate the American Legion hall in Preston and deliver the Primeier Day address in Franklin. Weather outlook calls for showers in the mountains and cooler conditions in the south tonight and Saturday.
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Preston Boise
Ross
Preston
Franklin
Idaho
American Legion Hall
Will Rogers on Huey Long and the Senate
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills about Huey Long returning to activity after a 16 hour talk limit. He notes Long's time in the senate and jokes that many believed he read the constitution aloud. The piece mocks headlines about Japan and China and makes a dated political quip.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Huey
Senate
China
Community Chest Meeting Called for Subscribers
Hugh D. Mac Cosham president urged all donors to attend the annual meeting next Thursday at the YMCA to ensure adequate representation. The gathering will elect directors and plan future chest activities, highlighting that donations fund the citys principal character building organization.
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Community Chest
Hugh D. Mac Cosham
Y. M. OC
MacCosham
Idaho governor honors railroad plaque in Po catello observance
Idaho's governor led Po catello citizens in a railroad week observance at Antlers hall Elks temple. Oregon Short Line received a National Safety Council plaque for rail efficiency. E. C. Manson accepted the plaque from 8. H. Osborne. Governor Ross, en route to Franklin, praised the event.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Antlers Hall
The
Elks Temple
Oregon Short Line Railroad
National Safety Council
E. C. Manson
Traffic lights to debut in Pocatello Monday
Five city intersections will begin automatic signaling Monday morning as Pocatello introduces its first traffic lights. A temporary weekday schedule runs 8 00 to 9 00 11 00 to 2 00 and 4 00 to 10 00 with a silent whistle at Main and Center. Double parking will be banned downtown and loading zones set for mornings.
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Pocatello
J. L. Balderston
Main
Center
Main and
Clark
Lewis
Arthur
Fifth
Balderston
Park elected president of American Bay association section
Maynard W. E. Park of Kansas City was elected president of the American Institute of Section of the American Bay association, after serving as vice president for the previous year. The 1936 convention was awarded to Seattle.
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Omaha
Neb
Maynard W. E. Park
Kansas City
American Institute of Section
American Bay Association
Park
Seattle
China Japan clash looms as Nine Powers debated
Reports from London and Washington portray China opposing Japanese moves in North China. China urges adherence to the Nine Power Treaty while U S officials deny plans to pull back the 15th Infantry from Tientsin. Japanese demands escalate at Chahar with terms requiring cessation of anti Japanese actions and punishment for detentions.
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China
Quo Tai-chi
Foreign Office
Japan
Quo
Great Britain
United States
Great Wall
Washington
State Department
15Th U. S. Infantry
Tientsin
North
15Th Infantry
Great Northern
To Pel
Legation
Chahar Province
Peiping
Changpei
Chahar
Same Old Story At Wisconsin Senate Hearing
Miss Caryl Morse of the Interes church council testified at a UW senate committee hearing on radicalism. A witness claimed 25 students belonged to a radical group. She challenged the notion that youth inevitably plot revolution.
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Madison
Wis
Caryl Morse
The
Interes Church Council
Senate
University of Wisconsin
Miss Morse
German Davis Cup Team Leads Australia In Semi Final
In Berlin on June 14 Germany surged to a 2-0 lead in the European zone semi final as Gottfried Von Cramm defeated Jack Crawford 6-3 7-5 6-3 and Heiner Henkelbeat Vivian McGrath 4-6 6-2 6-0 6-2 for the early advantage.
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Berlin
Germany
Australia
Gottfried von Cramm
Jack Crawford
Heiner Henkel
Teutons
Vivian McGrath
Quake Reported Near Salinas No Damage Seen
A sharp earthquake at 10:45 a.m. near Salinas California caused no damage. Salinas lies about 16 miles south of San Francisco.
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Alif
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San Frangisoa
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