Senate is asked to kill Roosevelt court bill
The senate judiciary committee recommended rejection of the Roosevelt court bill in blistering language. The 10,000 word report, signed by seven Democrats and three Republicans, declares the bill would destroy judicial independence and centralize administration of law under an executive will. It warns the proposal would place judges in every district to decide disputes between the government and citizens.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Free Representatives
Free People of America
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Report on F D R Court Bill Urges Rejection
Senate judiciary committee calls the Roose velt court bill needless and dangerous, arguing it would subjugate the judiciary to Congress and the president, erode constitutional principles, centralize legal administration, and deprive the people of checks on amendments to the fundamental law.
LDS Church Youth Warned Against Easy Money Schemes
Salt Lake City June 14 LDS Church president Heber J. Grant urged Young Men and Young Ladies Mutual Improvement associations to avoid speculative schemes and easy money pitches. He warned against fly-by-night salesmen and urged farming for strength and spirituality while condemning liquor and tobacco advertising as propaganda and a crime against humanity.
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Latter Day Saints Church
Heber J. Grant
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Associations
Grant
Townsend Old Age
Oper
Ation
Idaho Beet Growers Association Directors Meet at Bannock Hotel
Directors of the Idaho Beet Growers Association met at the Bannock hotel to hear a report by K C Barlow of Burley on pending sugar legislation in Congress. Preston Ellsworth of Lewisville, association president, presided as other directors attended from Idaho Falls Rupert Burley Twin Falls and Murtaugh.
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Bannock Hotel
K. C. Barlow
Burley
Association
Congress
Barlow
Washington, D. C
Preston Ellsworth
Lewisville
Elma Lindholm
Idaho Falls
H. B. Peterson
Sugar City
Carlyle Chaffin
William Steele
Marian
Seattle strike keeps 110 Western Union messengers idle
All Western Union offices in Seattle closed for a third day as 110 messenger boys walk picket lines. The Teamsters union backs the walkout demanding union recognition and a wage raise from 60 cents to 1 dollar per hour for automobile delivery.
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Seattle
Western Union
Teamsters
Collectors Visit Boise Officials In Idaho Mission
Collector John R. Wiley and Idaho field division chief John B. Peterson along with Harold W. Ellsworth of the social security division visit from Boise. They plan to spend several days in the eastern end of the region observing operations and meeting local officials.
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Internal Revenue
John 8. Peterson
Idaho Field Division
Harold W. Ellsworth
Social Security Division
Boise
Visitors From Far Off States Tour Craters At ARCO
Three hundred and fifty people visited the craters near ARCO Idaho on Sunday. Visitors came from California and as far east as Massachusetts. Travel to the craters is 96 percent greater than at this time last year.
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Craters
Arco
Idaho
Here
California
Massachusetts
Hundred Aid Kidnap Hunt In New York
A hundred searchers mobilized near Stony Brook New York to locate Alice McDowell Parsons missing society matron and heiress. Federal agent Earle J. Connelley said the investigation justifies the hunt and that it will be continued.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Alice McDowell Parsons
Earle J. Connelley
Idaho to Honor Early Pioneer Franklin Program
Idaho will honor its early settlers with a Pioneer day program in Franklin tomorrow attended by Governor Clark and state officials. A pioneer relic hall will be dedicated featuring portraits and replicas of the first buildings, commemorating Idaho’s first white settlement 77 years ago and the county’s historic conflicts with Ute Indians and U.S. Army soldiers.
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Idaho
James H. Brady
Franklin County
Radio crooner given life for kidnapping three women
Charles Harvey also known as Adam Windbush was sentenced to life imprisonment by Superior Judge Lford Griffen for the kidnapping of three young women one of whom he robbed Harvey broke down in court and pleaded for the death penalty in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles Harvey
Harvey
Adam Windbush
Lford E. Griffen
Tennessee Battleship Rescued From San Francisco Mud
One of America's first line battleships the Tennessee was anchored in San Francisco bay after being freed from a harbor shoal. She was reloading fuel and ammunition taken off Saturday to free her from the mud. Officers said damage, if any, was minor.
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America
Tennessee
Man-o’-Warrow
San Francisco Bay
Child Drowns On River Bank In Idaho
Lynn Flack 2-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Morley Flack drowned Sunday while playing on the Little Lost river banks Arco Idaho His body recovered shortly after Funeral services set in Lehi Utah where the child was born Father works as a sheep shearer on the J D Little ranch
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Idaho
Lynn Flack
Morley Flack
Little Lost River
Lehi
Utah
J. D. Little
Troopers Open Summer Camp with Mock Boise Battle
National guard troopers began a two week training period near Boise with a simulated engagement against an approaching enemy across sagebrush hills. The exercise marks the principal war maneuver of this summer encampment by the 116th cavalry.
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Boise
National Guard
116Th Cavalry
Film strike ends as painters and makeup artists return
The seven weeks old film strike ended today with a settlement reached last week, ending the absence of 1 000 painters scenic artists and makeup artists who were still out.
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Hollywood
Insurgent advance and railway gear rule dominate brief
Insurgent forces push toward Bilbao amid attacks on the Basque capital as Franco directs a final push. In Washington the ICC orders power operated reverse gears for steam locomotives built after September 1942, with specific retrofit deadlines and cab valve placement. France ships land Basque refugee children while evading ETA-like lines.
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Associated Press
Bilbao
Pittsburgh
Francisco Franco
Santa Marina
Higi
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unsettled Tonight With Light Showers in South Portion
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight with light showers likely in the southern portion and slightly warmer temperatures in the same area.
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Tweedias
South Portion
Woman Injured After Fall From Horse Near Blackrock Checkpoint
Mrs. Grant Palmer about 30 is recovering from shock at General hospital after falling from a horse near the Blackrock checking station this morning. State police say she lay unconscious for three to four hours before neighbors found her, though a doctor reports she was found after about a half hour. X rays were taken to check for broken bones and Patrolman Elmer Terry transported her to the hospital. The Palmer ranch lies a mile north and east of the station.
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General Hospital
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Palmer
W. F. Howard
Elmer Terry
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Exhibition Baseball in Charlestown Result
Philadelphia North beat Washington Americans 9 to 5 in Charlestown West Virginia in an exhibition game with no major league schedule.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Philadelphia
Washington (A
Wrong Number Leads to Police Station Call
A caller asked if the police station had room for a room. Officer Leo Jensen explained there was no hotel, and the caller realized they had dialed the police station by mistake. The exchange occurred in Salt Lake City on June 14.
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Salt Lake City
Leo Jensen
Jensen
Senate relief bill shifts more cost to local governments
A revised relief measure of 1.5 million dollars moves more of the Works Progress Administration burden to state and local governments after September 30. The bill allows Roosevelt to fix contributions if needed and adds Hayden’s two year extension proposal with 300 million dollars for grants and loans.
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Senate
Appropriations Committee
Works Progress Administration
Roosevelt
Hayden
D-Ariz
PWA
House
Cromwell Leaves for Leningrad After Kremlin Photo Incident
James H. R. Cromwell and his wife Doris Duke were freed after an arrest in Moscow for taking photographs near the Kremlin walls and the National hotel adjacent to the American embassy. He planned to depart for Leningrad following the brief detention.
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James H. R. Cromwell
Kremlin
Doris Duke
Leningrad
Cromwell
National Hotel
Northwest inaugurates pane-to-ground phone link Chicago flight
Northwest Airlines announces a new pane-to-ground telephone service for passengers on Chicago to Pacific Northwest routes. Effective July 1, the system uses radio telephones linking passengers to a ground relay at the local telephone office, with conversations routed through the airline ground station.
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Chicago
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Pacific Northwest
Strikes Grow Across Independent Steel Plants
Thousands of miners walk out at independent steel pits directed by John L. Lewis in a broad strike targeting Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Canton Federation of Labor threatens action over Republic Steel picket lines. Newton Steel resumes, state troops deploy in Monroe. Ohio officials seek federal intervention as unrest spreads.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Canton
Ohio
Canton Federation of Labor
Republic Steel
Monroe
Mich
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Detroit
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Warren
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C.S.O
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Bittner
Coal Operators’ Association
United States
Cambria Works
Federation of Labor
Republic Steel Corporation
Newton Steel Company
South Idaho Christian Church Convention Opens Tonight
The 38th annual South Idaho Christian Church convention begins at Central Christian church in Pocatello. Delegates arrive as Dr. Royal J. Dye and Dr. Virgil Sly speak. W B Clemmer attends for the Christian Board of Publication. The session starts at 8 p.m. with a welcome by Paul De F. Mortimore and reply by H J Reynolds.
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Sixth
Lander Streets
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Church of Christ
United States
Idaho
Pocatello
Royal J. Dye
Africa
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Indianapolis
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St. Louis
Christian Board of Publication
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Vito Petrone
Paul de F. Mortimore
H. J. Reynolds
Twin Reynolds
Twin Falls
Lester Jones
Nampa
Dr. Dye
Amelia Earhart heads toward Karachi after Massawa leg
Amelia Earhart lands at Massawa Eritrea after a 450 mile flight from Khartoum. She plans a non stop hop to Karachi India if weather allows. Her next stop is Assab en route to Aden with a 1600 mile stretch to Karachi ahead.
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Eritrea
Amelia Earhart
Assab
Aden
Arabia
Otumlo
Karachi
India
Khartoum
Sudan
Red Sea
Arabian Coast
Legion to Meet at Eighth District Convention Here
Delegates from five posts will attend the eighth district convention of the American Legion here Saturday. Department officers will attend the session. A ball game between Arco and Moore Juniors, a business meeting and banquet will be features of the convention.
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Arco
Idaho
The
American Legion
Moore
Alabama Supreme Court Affirms 75-Year Sentence
The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed today a 75 year sentence for Heywood Patterson, one of nine Black defendants in a case from Montgomery. The ruling, issued June 14, upholds a conviction arising from the case details in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Heywood Patterson
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