Floods Complicate Federal Relief Efforts in West and South
June 15 AP reports floods worsen drought relief work as 221000 people are on work programs and roads in Nevada New Mexico and other states face farm relocations. Hopkins cites aid needs across Arizona Colorado Illinois Oklahoma Utah and more as drought areas strain federal response.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
South Cesralina
Nevada
New Mexico
Hopkins
Ollows
Teste
Arioona
Colorado
Illinois
Oklahoma
Utah
Convict Holds Men Prisoners for 18 Hours
A Texas prison break tale unfolds as Raymond Hamilton, once Clyde Barrow’s partner, awaits death penalty after murder conviction. Captain Kelley cites Hamilton as the killer of a guard. Palmer, linked to abduction charges, vows to return to Iowa. he fears the electric chair if Texas extradites him.
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Schleuter
J. E. Kelley
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
Hamilton
Palmer
Iowa
Mussolini and Hitler Lead Parade in Italian City
Leaders of two nations greeted Hitler in an Italian city square then marched with troops. Mussolini and Hitler stood beside the German chancellor for a 45 minute display as thousands pressed forward for selfies. Fascist troops cleared paths for the leaders to pass.
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Leaders of
Two Nations Center
Hitler
Mussolini
Moussolini
Lido Island
Hitler and Mussolini Back Austria as Free Nation
At a conference the German and Italian leaders declared Austria should remain free and independent. The meeting focused on disarmament and a general European situation. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt were en route to Reno aboard the Pacific Limited of the Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Cellor Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Austria
Mrs. Anna Curtis Dall Seeks Divorce From Roosevelt Aide
Mrs Anna Curtis Dall daughter of President Roosevelt faces a divorce filing while reports say she has established a Reno Nevada residence Curtis B Dall her husband comments from New York Chicago and Washington note she has been a prominent figure in Roosevelt era society and campaign events and is under 30 years old
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anna Curtis Dall
Nevada
Capital
Dall
Roosevelt
White House
Washington Society
Bass
Dail
New York
Curtis B. Dall
Reno
Nev
Financial District
Chicago
Idaho Bankers Open Annual State Confab
Idaho bankers opened their annual state confab led by B. C. Barber of Craigmont as president E. W. Porter of Boise formerly Idaho finance commissioner served as secretary. D. F. Richards of Idaho Falls delivered the address and Portland banker reports filled the morning session as the convention runs into tomorrow night.
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B. C. Barber
Craigmont
E. W. Porter
Boise
Idaho Finance
D. F. Richards
Idaho Falls
Portland
Duke Clyde Rupp 40 longtime Eagle manager dies
Clyde Rupp known as Duke died after surgery for ruptured appendix and peritonitis at a local hospital. He managed the Eagle’s baseball team in the Community league and was active in city sports. Born February 23, 1894 in Salt Lake City, he came to Pocatello years ago. Survived by widow Lulu Butt Rupp and four children Harold Lavelle, Donald Clyde, Louise Mae, Dorothy Ruth.
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Clyde Rupp
Park Avenue
Duke
Mr. Rupp
Eagle
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Lulu
Rupp Family Notices Remains At Hall Mortuary
The obituary notes the parents Mr and Mrs Georse M and Elizabeth Palmer Rupp and lists brothers and sisters Earl of Pocatello L A Rupp Sparks Nevada J B of Pocatello Jack M Reno Nevada Mrs Frank Breen Salt Lake Marvin Pocatello Mrs Clyde Richardson Pocatello The body rests at Hall Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Georse M
Elizabeth Palmer Rupp
Earl
Pocatello
L. A. Rupp
Sparks
Nev
J. B
Jack M. Reno
Frank Breen
Salt Lake
Marvin
Clyde Richardson
Hall
Polish Minister Pieracki Fatally Wounded in Warsaw
Polish interior minister Bronislaw Pieracki was mortally wounded by gunmen as he left a Warsaw club. He died in hospital. Police wounded one assailant. officials suspect retaliation for mass arrests of Ukrainian terrorists in Cracow and Lwow.
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Warsaw
Bronislaw Pieracki
Pieracki
Cracow
Lwow
Utah Guard Breaks Camp at Jordan Narrows for Training
The 22nd Field Artillery, Utah National Guard, broke camp at Jordan Narrows today and will be succeeded by the 145th Field Artillery for a two week training period. Brig. Gen. W. G. Williams, state adjutant general, who has commanded during the training, will continue in that capacity. His regiment will be under Col. Carl A. Badger with staff corps and 65th Field Artillery Brigade staff accompanying the 22nd.
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Salt Lake City
22Nd Field Artillery
Utah National Guard
Jordan Narrows Military Reservation
145Th Field Artillery
W. G. Williams
Carl A. Badger
Staff Corps
65Th Field Artillery Brigade
National Group Unable to Act on Utah Admin
Salt Lake City reports the National Recovery Administration lacks authority to remove Utah administrator Gus P. Backman, who remains under governor and state recovery board jurisdiction. General Hugh Johnson advised Backman after Salt Lake labor federation urged removal over NRA criticisms. Later, Chicago dispatch notes twins Martin and Herman Vierus meeting at the world’s fair after 15 years.
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Salt Lake City
National Recovery Administration
Utah
State Recovery Board
Hugh Johnson
Gus P. Backman
Chicago
Martin Vierus
Winona
Minn
Herman Vierus
Brenham
Texas
Coffin Family Returns to Boise After Brother's Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Vestal Coffin and daughter Betty returned to Boise on Thursday from Pocatello where they attended funeral services for Mr. Coffin's brother, a congressman.
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Boise
Vestal Coffin
Betty
Pocatello
Mr. Coffin
Congress
Indian land reform bill aims to end allotments
The measure would abolish the allotment system and let Indians form land managing cooperatives to conserve their lands, a step modeled after a similar bill passed by the senate.
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Senate
Deer Causes Fall Nor Causing Injuries Near Rail Tracks
Pete Pohorie and Steve Illchuk were found injured near Canadian National railway tracks after a frightened deer jumped a speeding gasoline car and knocked them from a platform. The Fourth Ward elders benefit party is postponed to Friday June 22 due to Clyde Rupp's death.
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Sioux Lookout
Mont
Pete Pohorie
Steve Illchuk
Canadian National Railways
Clyde Rupp
Idaho Weather: Pair Tonight to Sunday With Little Change
A brief forecast notes minimal temperature shifts from tonight through Sunday. Tribune Classified ads hint at results or outcomes within the weather note.
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Idaho
Tribune
Coffin Family Mourns After Washington Auto Accident
Thomas C Coffin died after a June 5 collision in Washington. His father Sherman M Coffin, Idaho resident since 1879 and Boise pioneer merchant, missed services due to illness. Sheriff Coffin faces multiple forgery and fraud charges, poison plot links, and calls pending trial plus a separate check charge in Manston Wisconsin.
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Thomas C. Coffin
Washington
Congressman Coffin
Sherman M
Idaho
Boise
Mr. Coffin
North
Sixteenth Street
Manston
Wis
Milwaukee man faces 43rd court invite on bad checks
Philip Kaczurouske has appeared in court forty two times and awaits a formal invitation for the forty third. He faces trial on charges of passing two worthless checks in Milwaukee Wisconsin with six prior court appearances on check related matters.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Philip Kaczurouske
Forty Third
House Approves Indian Self Government Measure
The House passed legislation aimed at expanding Indian self government by a 256 to 88 vote. The bill moves to a conference committee to resolve differences before final passage.
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House
Washington
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