Inventor D. McFarlan Moore slain in New Jersey lawn dispute
East Orange New Jersey June 15 D McFarlan Moore 67 noted inventor and engineer was shot to death on his Park avenue lawn after a morning dispute. A neighbor heard raised voices and two shots. Police say robbery not motive and the killer remains unknown. Moore a former Edison associate held more than a hundred patents in electrical radio and television fields. His daughter Beatrice 25 provided a lead about a man visiting last night. Detective work centers on a possible footprint and a planned trip to Bethlehem Pennsylvania for a funeral.
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East Orange
N. J
D. McFarlan Moore
Park Avenue
Mary W. Taber
Moore
Clue Moore
Beatrice
Bethlehem
Thomas A. Edison
Zioncheck Report On Mental State Expected Soon
Washington Representative Marion A. Zioncheck was brought to Gallinger hospital after a series of escapades. Dr. Edgar A. Bocock said the mental condition report was virtually complete, with Dr. Joseph Gilbert and other alienists conducting examinations.
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Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Gallinger Hospital
Edgar A. Bocock
Zioncheck
Joseph Gilbert
No Games Today In Major Leagues
No games were scheduled today in either major league, leaving players off the field and fans awaiting upcoming matchups.
Payday for Uncle Sam and WW2 veteran bonus day
June 15 report notes today is the second installment due for 1935 income taxes and the due date for foreign war debtors. Veterans receive bonus money via registered bonds. verify identity, sign, and obtain a receipt before Treasury checks are mailed.
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Washington
Sam
Internal Revenue Collectors
Finland
United States
Avenge Death Drives Nazi Faction After Roehm’s Fall
Paris reports a Roehm vengeance movement named RR has formed to strike at Nazi officials and troops. The dispatch notes whitewashed threats, roving SS and SA bodies with RR initials, and a book by a German exile as source.
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Roehm Ra
Revenge Roehm
Roem
Hitler
Senate panel backs Eastman renewal and cuts powers
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved a joint resolution to extend Joseph B. Eastman as transportation coordinator for one year while voting to strip the office of regulatory powers.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Joseph B. Eastman
Office
Pirates attack American hospital in Amoy China
Amoy China June 15 pirates attacked the American hospital but were repelled after a machine gun battle. Three pirates and two policemen were killed. The hospital remained undamaged. Chief pirate Ti Chul Hop had been a patient there and was moved to jail after the battle.
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Amoy
China
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America
New York
C. H. Holleman
Chicago
Jean Neinheiss
Holland
Mich
Landon to Launch Eastward Campaign Drive
Governor Alf M. Landon plans an eastern campaign push in the fall with speeches in major eastern cities before a western tour. Col Frank Knox reported a strong public reception, while John D. M. Hamilton and the campaign subcommittee map a strategy, including early speeches before Landon returns for July legislative work.
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Topeka
Eas
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Chicago
Hamilton
Knox
Landon
Kansas
Farley
Nation Eyes Maine Vote in Major Balloting
In Portland and across Maine on June 15 nearly 900 candidates sought Republican or Democratic nominations for national state and county offices. Coughlin and Townsend campaigned for key figures James Oliver Joseph Connolly A Raymond Rogers and J Clarence Leckemby while Brann Dubord and McLean faced no opposition for several seats. The large field suggested heavy turnout and slow returns.
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Portland
Maine
Charles E. Coughlin
Francis E. Townsend
Father Coughlin
Detroit
James C. Oliver
Joseph W. Connolly
A. Raymond Rogers
National Union For Social Justice
Dr. Townsend
Augusta
J. Clarence Leckemby
Oliver
Louis J. Brann
F. Harold Dubord
Ernest L
Famed Literary Career Is Ended
Gilbert Keith Chesterton known as G K Chesterton died after a weeklong illness at his home outside London at age 62. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. His last work, an autobiography finished in April, describes his literary achievements as the Prince of Paradoxes.
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Beaconsfield
England
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
G. K
London
Three Children Burned by Lye in Utah
Salt Lake City report says three youngsters Roy Howa eight Genevieve Hows five and Leona Ellen five found a can of white substance in an abandoned house and tasted it. At the hospital doctors diagnosed burns in their mouths caused by lye.
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Salt Lake City
Roy Howa
Genevieve Hows
Leona Ellen
Idaho Band Is Given Tribute
The American Falls high school band returned from Portland where it won first in the junior rose festival sweepstakes and a mayoral plaque. Directed by Mark Hart, the group was named most popular and invited back next year with expenses paid. Michael Maloney and Ruben Mayer also earned honors.
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American Falls
Idaho
Portland
Brous
Mark Hart
American Falls High School
Michael Maloney
Hart
Ruben Mayer
House Reaches Agreement on Western Reclamation Program
The House and Senate settled the Western reclamation dispute, approving 31 million for projects in several states, a 27 million cut from an earlier Senate figure. The deal ends a three month standoff on the interior supply bill and removes 16 million for the Central Valleys California project with a later 6 million allotment in a deficiency bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Iate
California
Senator John Thomas Tours Idaho After Cleveland Convention
Former Idaho senator and Idaho delegation chair John Thomas passed through Pocatello en route to his home after the Republican convention in Cleveland. Delegates expressed favorable reaction to the party platform and remaining confident Landon would win.
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United States
John Thomas of
Gooding
Idaho
Cleveland
Pocatello
Landon
Whitaker Saying Seen Favoring Moscow Over Pocatello
The Moscow AP dispatch quotes W P Whitaker of Pocatello a Bannick county official and gubernatorial hopeful as saying a four year school for Pocatello would come only after Moscow. He also denies pledging support for a Pocatello college and suggests prioritizing Moscow’s university if funds allow without tax increases.
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Moscow
W. P. Whitaker
Pocatello
Bannock County
Whitaker
Idaho
the Tribune
Frank Stepian
Pess
University At
Pocatellan
Board of Education
Iolina
Mon
Star Mirror
A. Y. Butterfield
North Idaho
Weo
Star-Mirror
Bauer
Feur
Lantern
Burglary Charges Will Be Pressed
Twin Falls reports burglary charges likely against Verlin C. Clark 25 for shooting Mrs. Nell Van Galder and firing at Oscar Christian during an attempted burglary at the Van Galder store. Clark surrendered to police after the incident and is in custody as the victim recovers.
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Twin Falls
Verlin C. Clark
Nell van Galder
Edward Babcock
Clark
van Galder
Oscar Christian
van Galders
Alfalfa Bill Murray Delivers Cautious Talk on Landon
At Topeka June 15 Alfalfa Bill Murray former Oklahoma governor met Governor Alf Landon and said the Republican platform reflects Democratic principles. He called his visit purely social and avoided pledging support while noting Republicans outnumber Democrats and tend to win when united.
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Topeka
Kas
Pi W. H
Murray
Oklahoma
Alf M. Landon
London
Landon
Noted Attorney E R Callister Dies in Utah
Salt Lake City June 15 E R Ned Callister prominent local lawyer and longtime Republican county committee whip died today from a heart attack at 7 45 am He was 46 and had served 22 years as a practicing attorney youngest man ever to become speaker of the Utah house of representatives.
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Salt Lake City
E. R
Ned) Callister
Republican County Committee
Callister
Utah House of Representatives
Senator Norris challenged to name alleged leaders behind convention
New York June 15 Henry Root Stern longtime New York Republican official challenged Senator George W Norris to name the “octopus-like leaders hidden behind the smoke screen” of the Republican convention. Stern telegrammed the Nebraska senator after Norris’s broadcast remarks, asking him to identify the leaders and noting Borah’s preconvention prophecy. Stern also linked Norris’s reaction to a New York Supreme Court wage law decision and Governor Landon’s constitutional amendment stance.
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New York
George W. Norris
Henry Root Stern
Stern
New York State Republican Committee
Nebraska
Borah
Cleveland
Norris
Supreme Court
Landon
Tickets for Baet Murphy Fight Go On Sale Friday
Tickets for the Baet Murphy boxing match at the armory went on sale this afternoon at Hinckley's sweet shop Baseball cigar store Ford's pool hall on the west side and Ford drug store on the east side.
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Baet-Murphy
Armory
Hinckley
Baseball Cigar
Ford's Pool Hall
Ford Drug Store
Hooded gunman testifies murder plot against editor
Dayton Dean, a witness in a conspiracy case in Highland Park, testified that a group including Hepner and others plotted to murder editor Arthur L. Kingsley. He described signing a blood pact and waiting for Kingsley, with plans reportedly abandoned after Markland’s 1934 mayoral defeat.
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Detroit
Highland Park
Dean
Hepner
Kingsley
Markland
H. Ray Markland
Duncan C. McCrea
Albert Schneider
Alvis Clark
Frank Rice
Common Pleas
Charles A. Poole
Hepner Shenmeer
Clark
Fryee
Ghee
McCrea
Arthur Kingsley
Dayton Dean
Black Legion
Arthur L. Kingsley
Arms
Hepner Roy
Youth Conventions Conclude Utah Sessions
Salt Lake City June 15 five thousand listened to a national broadcast as Dr Ray Wyland Heber J Grant and Stephen L Richards spoke on youth activities at the Young Men's and Young Women's Mutual Improvement gatherings. About 1000 children four to eleven joined a colorful roll call closing the three day Primary Association convention. May Anderson led the primary group while delegates dwindled to 200 for a summer recreation program.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Young Men's
Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association
Ray Wyland
New York City
Heber J. Grant
Stephen L. Richards
Association
May Anderson
World War Vets Set to Receive Adjusted Service Pay
Today marks World War Veterans Day as about 800 local veterans in Pocatello are to be paid adjusted service compensation. Postmaster A H McGuire reiterates how to receive funds and stresses identity verification. Veterans on R F D routes stay home awaiting delivery between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. with expected local payments near half a million dollars.
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Pocatello
Chiang Kai-shek May Move Against Kwangsi
Well informed sources predict Gen. Chiang Kai-shek may order an attack by national troops on Kwangsi province. National government forces seize strategic points along southern borders while Chiang’s units take positions in Yungting Shanghang and other areas in Pukien and Hunan.
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Hong Kong
Chiang Kai-shek
Kwangsi
Chiang
Yungting
Shanghang
Pukien
Shangtan
Hengchow
Chuchow
Leiyang
Chanchow
Hunan
Local Showers and Cooler Temperatures Forecast
The forecast calls for local showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with cooler conditions tonight. Tuesday should be unsettled and cooler, especially in the north central portion.
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North Central
Amazing Racket Charges Bared by Los Angeles Police
Los Angeles detectives arrested five Long Beach residents on suspicion of grand theft mayhem and related crimes in a case claimed to drain insurers of one million dollars annually. The scheme involved a secretly installed short wave radio and staged accidents at a busy intersection to create fake injuries.
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Los Angeles
Baron Fitts
Long Beach
Harold Jenkins
Alta
Elton Miner
William Bone
Martin Bigga
Charles B. Griffin
Short
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