Borah Expected to Seek Sixth Senate Term in Idaho
Close friends of Senator William E. Borah believe he will seek renomination in the August primary for a sixth six year term. A report about petitions circulating in east Idaho surprised them, with Borah seen as possibly unopposed in the August 11 primary.
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Boise
William E. Borah
United States Senate
Idaho
Borah
Sam Griffin
H. F. Fall
Blackfoot
Griffin
Ralph E. Whitten
Grimes Pass
Tracy Coker
Shoshone
Ray McKaig
Frank Burroughs
The
Acoot
Washington
Burroughs
Republican Party
Senate of
United States
B. W., Oppenheim
Tax measures bogged in senate house conference
In the early evening session the tax bill stalled in a senate house conference. Some House Democrats pressed for special treatment for small corporations earning ten thousand dollars or less annually. A compromise floated by Senate Democrats would set a 15 percent flat corporate tax with a 5 to 30 percent surtax on undistributed earnings and a two thousand dollar exemption. Democratic leaders remained hopeful of adjourning by Saturday night as other business moved faster.
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W. NI
Senate-House
House Democrats
Senate
Congress
Convention Representatives Named for Pocatello Townsendites
Mrs Lulu M Jones of club No 3 and W H Witty of club No 2 will represent Pocatello Townsendites at the national convention in Cleveland July 15 19. Club No 2 endorsed congressional candidates and submitted their names to the state board which will announce official endorsements. W Jacques of Salt Lake City and Mr Witty spoke to the meeting.
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Lulu M. Jones
Club No. 3
W. H. Witty
Club No
Pocatello Townsendites
Cleveland
State Board
W. Jacques
Salt Lake City
Witty
Leila Davis
Marguerite Jones
McCammon
Providence
R. C
Chamber of Commerce
EF. C. Manson
Russell Graves
R. T. Hale
Hale
D. W. Thomas
Five Die in Maple Heights Car Crash
Five men were killed and another seriously injured when an automobile crashed into a bridge abutment in Maple Heights, ejecting five of six passengers onto railroad tracks fifty feet below.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
Underwent operation for appendectomy at hospital
Miss Evelyn Steely daughter of Mrs B Steely and a 1936 General Hospital nursing graduate underwent an appendectomy Tuesday at the hospital.
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Evelyn Steely
B. Steely
General Hospital School of Nursing
Blackfoot Man Is Badly Hurt
Oron Ottson of Blackfoot suffered severe injuries after biting into marble torpedoes used to scare dogs. He mistook one for candy, triggering an explosion that amputated his lower lip and mangled his tongue, during a pre-Fourth of July incident.
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Blackfoot
Oron Ottson
Ottson
Veteran Runs Over Mother in Salt Lake City
Harry Olson, 42 year old war veteran, held for investigation after his 72 year old mother, Christine Olson, was run down late yesterday in front of the Olson home. Traffic Investigator H C Pierce said Olson and a woman companion, both intoxicated, were in a car bought with bonus money.
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Salt Lake City
Harry Olson
H. C. Pierce
Christine Olson
Olson
Pierce
Body of Dead Man Viewed in Red Bank Morgue
Beatrice Moore viewed the body of Jean Philip Gebhardt in a Red Bank morgue. Authorities said she could not positively identify him but noted features matching a man who visited her inventor father D. McFarlan Moore nine hours before the slaying. Prosecutor William A. Wachenfeld linked Gebhardt to the case as a potential grievance from Moore's rejected inventions.
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East Orange
N. J
Beatrice Moore
Jean Philip Gebhardt
Red Bank
D. McFarlan Moore
William A. Wachenfeld
Essex County
Miss Moore
Gebhardt
Moore
Leftists Press For Swift Action In France Crisis
Paris reports June 17 with leftists demanding rapid government steps against about 700000 armed rightists poised to march on Paris. Croix De Feu chief De La Rocque labeled fascist by socialists, who warn of civil war as Premier Blum defends labor reforms amid currency devaluation debate.
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Paris
Croix de Feu
Fiery Cross
Popular Front
San Francisco Court Grants Wally Elephant Reprieve
A court order in San Francisco halted the scheduled execution of an elephant named Wally for killing its trainer. The reprieve came minutes before the planned shooting, following appeals from Oak and San Francisco mayors.
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San Francisco
Wally
Oak
Cinat
Third party hints stir talks on possible presidential candidate
The June 17 item notes speculation on a third party bid with Rev. Coughlin saying a potential nominee could draw 25 million voters. Names like Lemke Smith Borah Landon and Townsend are mentioned while Coughlin refuses to name anyone and defends his stance against Roosevelt. Townsend notes no endorsement yet.
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New York
Charles FE. Coughlin
Landon
Chicago
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey P. Long
Francis E. Townsend
Coughlin
William Lemke
N. D
Idaho
Alf M. Landon
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Smith
Father Coughlin
CBS
Milwaukee
Charles E. Coughlin
Dr. Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
Washington
Philadelphia
Landon-Knox
Quaker City
James A. Farley
Topeka
Kansas
Frank Knox
Gerald Smith
Townsend
Lemke
R N. D
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Floyd B. Olson
Farmer-Labor
Senate
Representative Christianson
Borah
Stephan Calls To Younger Citizens
Twin Falls June 17 Frank L Stephan of Twin Falls Republican gubernatorial candidate urged young people to rally for his party in the interest of sound American government. In a speech before the Twin Falls county Young Republican club he attacked Roosevelt era spending and warned of thirty five billion dollars in debt. He praised Senator Borah and urged support for Landon and Knox.
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Twin Falls
Frank L. Stephan
Twin Falls County
Young Republican Club
Stephan
Roosevelt
Borah
Landon
Knox
Tragic Crash Claims Young Porter Near Bryce Canyon
Donald Porter aged 20 died when an oil truck overturned near Bryce Canyon yesterday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Porter of Escalante Utah and a notable athlete at Cerah City Branch Agricultural College.
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Bryce Canyon
Utah
Donald Porter
Joseph J. Porter
Escalante
Young Porter
Cerah City Branch Agricultural College
Dog bites man in Chicago incident ends in death
John Kozel petted a neighbor's dog which bit him twice. He sought medical help as police arrived to find the dog dead.
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Chicago
John Kozel
Kozel
Max Baer to Announce Louis Schmeling Bout
Max Baer former heavyweight champion will announce the Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling 15 round fight in New York City Thursday night. He arrives with manager Aneil Hoffman and brother Ig itly to take up announcing duties for the Yankee Stadium bout. Fight fans may attend ringside at the Tribune Journal arena in Pocatello for blow by blow coverage starting about 7 p m local time.
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Max Baer
Harold
Murphy
American Legions
Fairgrounds Armory
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
New York City
Tribune-Journal
Baer
Aneil Hoffman
Oma
New York
Pocatello
Yankee Stadium
Femer
Tribune Journal. Company
Max
Tribunesournal
Milliona
Idaho Candidates to Address July Fort Hall Celebration
Political leaders from Idaho and congressmen will speak at the Days of Old Fort Hall in Pocatello from July 2 to 5. Democratic ticket contenders Meffan Clark and Whitaker have accepted, with Secretary of State candidate Ira Masters also invited to speak. Fra L Stephan and Governor C Ben Ross may attend, and invited candidates will likely accept before opening. The event includes a rodeo under Rodeo Association of America rules and serves as a forum for voters to meet contenders.
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Idah
Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
Idaho
Poratello
George A. Meffan
Nampa
Bar’ila W
Rodeo Association of America
West
National League Scores Report from Early Games
Baseball results from a busy day show the St Louis team winning 9 6 over Boston in the first game with strong hitting. Parmelee and Ogorodowski contributed for the Brooklyn game against Pittsburgh while New York and Chicago posted decisive outcomes in Philadelphia. Major scorers include Derringer Brenen Lombardi and Mancuso for Cincinnati and New York, with notable pitching efforts by Henshaw Warnek French and ODea.
Baseball scores and pitching notes from a day in the league
In Chicago the Boston lineup managed three runs while Chicago failed to score in several innings. At St Louis Philadelphia posted three runs to one driven by a strong batting effort. New York defeated Cleveland 15 to 4 in a high scoring game, Ruffing and Glenn shared pitching duties. Washington visited Detroit with play halted by fifth rain delay.
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New York
Cleveland
Ruffing
Glenn
Brown
Hudlin
Winegarner
Blacholder
Putlak
Washington
Detroit
Kidnapper Pleads Clemency From Mrs Roosevelt
Arthur Gooch, condemned under the Lindbergh law for the McAlister kidnaping, appeals to Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt for intercession. He faces execution after a final appeal and a failed prior plea.
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Mcalister
Okla
Arthur Gooch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Okmulgee
Roosevelt
Fort Hall 4-H Girls Swim at Indian Springs
Miss Jeannine Davis led 23 Fort Hall 4-H members and sponsor Mrs. Al Kutch on a chaperoned trip to Indian Springs last Saturday for a swim and picnic.
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Jeannine Davis
al Kutch
Fort Hall
Indian Springs
Farley Optimistic On Roosevelt Re Election At Party Convention
Philadelphia June 17 James A Farley Democratic national chairman says the national convention is ready and expects Roosevelt to win re election next November He notes a plan to change the two thirds rule may face southern opposition and declines to say if he will seek reelection or resign as postmaster general or party chairman
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Philadelphia
James A. Farley
National Committee
Roosevelt
Farley
U‘etates
Corporal Hosko Visitation in Burley Recruiting Drive
Corporal Frank Hosko of the U S army recruiting service will be in Burley all day Thursday June 18 to accept and forward qualified applicants for the U S army. Vacancies exist at Fort Missoula Montana. Young men aged 18 to 35 without dependents of good character in Burley vicinity urged to see Corporal Hosko Thursday June 18 at the post office building. Pocatello recruiting room 17 post office building will be closed all day Thursday June 18 due to Hosko’s absence.
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Burley
Frank Hosko
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
U. S. Army
Fort Missoula
Montana
Viciny
Hosko
Bailey Family Welcomes Eight-Pound Son at Lynn Hospital
Local report confirms Mr. and Mrs. Bailey welcomed an eight-pound newborn son at Lynn hospital. Mr. Bailey serves as chief of the telegraph department and was present for the Sunday birth.
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Bailey
WELCO
Roason
Pacific Depot
Lynn Hospital
Telegraph
Death Claims Sen Fletcher of Florida in Washington
Senator Duncan A. Fletcher of Florida died suddenly at his home in Washington at age 77. He chaired the banking and currency committee and served on commerce military affairs and printing. The senate recessed after the news and President Roosevelt paid tribute noting his role during financial upheaval.
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Washington
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Fletcher
Borah
Idahos
Senate
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Park Trammell
Nell Smith-Gordon
T. J. Kemp
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Great Committee On Banking and Currency
Robinson
Loftin
R-Ida
Senator Fletcher
Auto Mishap Near Aberdeen Leaves One Seriously Hurt
Calvin McCurdy sustained a severe leg gash after his car overturned on gravel north of Aberdeen near Grandview. Driver Otis Waford and George Davis escaped with minor injuries as the vehicle rolled over several times. McCurdy was treated at the scene, then transported to American Falls hospital for further care.
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Aberdeen
Calvin McCurdy
Grandview
Otis Waford
George Davis
Waford
Davis
Blackfoot
McCurdy
American Falls Hospital
Weir and Family Stand By in Omaha Hospital
Word from Chicago says Charles A. Weir of Omaha a pioneer Union Pacific railroader and former safety agent shows little improvement in a Chicago hospital. He fell critically ill while returning home from Florida. His son Dr. George Weir now in Chicago and his daughter Mrs. Charles Peterson of Omaha are at his bedside.
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Chicago
Charles A. Weir
Omaha
Union Pacific
Weir
Florida
George Weir
Pocatello
Charles Peterson
Navaho official visits Fort Hall on vacation trip
Miss Ruby Norton of the Navajo agency at Tuba City Arizona visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Topash at Fort Hall on Monday and left Tuesday to resume her vacation trip to Montana. Norton formerly served as girls' matron at the Port Hall Indian boarding school.
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Fort Hall
Ruby Norton
Tuba City
Ariz
B. W. Topash
Montana
Miss Norton
Port Hall
Veteran Actor Henry Walthall Dies at 55 in Sanitarium
Hollywood mourns Henry B. Walthall the Little Colonel of Birth of a Nation. The silent screen star died in Pasteur sanitarium near Monrovia after three weeks of treatment for a chronic ailment. He aged 55. He left a widow Mary Charleson Walthall and daughter Mary Patricia.
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Hollywood
Henry B. Walthall
Pasteur Sanitarium
Monrovia
Henry Miller
D. W. Griffith
Walthall
Wallace Beery
Young women urged to aid relief drive in Salt Lake City
The Latter Day Saints church relief society urged young women to help needy families by sewing quilts dresses and layettes. Each Mutual girl should receive a specific task such as quilting a quilt making a dress or preparing a layette with the relief society aiding with equipment and frame setup.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church Relief Society
General Board of the Relief Society
Relief Society
Funeral Services Arranged for Jacob Rosenstein in Los Angeles
June 17 funeral services were arranged in Los Angeles for Jacob Rosenstein 90 a pioneer merchant of Genoee Idaho burial set in Lewiston Idaho The widow and four daughters are among the survivors.
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Los Angeles
Jacob Rosenstein
Geneoee
Idaho
Lewiston
Pegide Bene
Idaho Man Is New Member of GOP Committee
In Topeka Kansas on June 17 a reorganized Republican committee named seven new members and reappointed seven, with John D. M. Hamilton as chairman and C. B. Goodsped as treasurer. The roster includes Ralph E. Williams J Henry Roraback Mrs John E Hamilton Mrs Worthington Scranton and seven new members led by Burroughs Martin Taylor Sayre Wyeth Whitla Warren. Washington reports Democratic strategy and national convention prep as well.
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Idaho
Topeka
Kas
London-Knox
John D. M. Hamilton
C. B. Goodsped
Chicago
Hamilton
Robert P. Burroughs
Manchester
N. H
Henry P. Fletcher
London
Goodsped
Fletcher
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
John E. Hamilton
Colorado
Worthington Scranton
Pennsylvania
Burroughs
Joseph W Martin, Jr
North Attleboro
Mass
J. Will Taylor
Knoxville
Tenn
Horace Sayre
Ardmore
Okla
John Wyeth
St. Joseph
Ezra Whitla
Coeur d'Alene
Temperature rises toward nightfall after 87 degree day
The thermometer reached 87 degrees at 2 p m today, five degrees below the June 14, 1936 high. Indications pointed to a higher reading before night. Generally fair weather is forecast for Tuesday.
Local Couple Kill Big Rattler on West Bench Trail
Mr and Mrs Clam ence M Jeffery killed a large rattlesnake about two miles west of town while hiking on the bench. The reptile had eight rattlers. Rattlesnakes are uncommon in this area.
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Clamence M. Jeffery
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