French Abandon Hope for 71 Lost on Phenix Submarine
Paris reports 71 officers and sailors lost in the Phenix disaster off Cam Ranh Bay in the China sea near French Indo China. A fresh search by French warships and seaplanes continues as a commission investigates the unknown cause and a 225 mile northeast Sagion depth.
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Indo-China
Paris
France
Phenix
China Sea
Cam-Ranh Bay
United States
Saigon
Sagion
Persec
Cherbourg
Navy Ministry
Ex President Hoover Visits Idaho and Discusses Politics
Ex president Herbert Hoover and family toured Pocatello on Saturday, spoke of Republican prospects and keeping America out of entanglements, and planned appearances in Chicago and Cleveland. He praised Idaho Governor Bottolfsen, noted hopeful economic signs, and commented on dam projects and local farming conditions.
Black family returns from fairs in New York and Washington
Mr and Mrs T O Black traveled from Fair to New York and Washington DC. They visited their son T O Black Jr former Idaho State Journal editor now on Washington Herald Times staff. He notes much work remains for the New York fair and praises television exhibits demonstrations.
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T. O. Black
New York
Washington, D. C
Washington
T. O. Black, Jr
Idaho State Journal
Washington Herald-Times
Black
New York Fair
Centenarian Chinaman Dies in Pocatello Fire
Chin Sing, about 100, burned to death in a rear shack behind a Chinese herb store at 150 N Second Ave in Pocatello. Fire broke out at 10 p m from a lamp igniting his clothing. firemen found the body beside the lamp. Sing had lived in Pocatello 40 years and had worked as a farmer and later a dishwasher at the Imperial Cafe. He had no known relatives and was under medical care recently. Coroner Arthur Hall took charge.
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Chin Sing
Pocatello
N. Second Avenue
Henry Hong
A. A. Girard
Girard
Sing
Cedric Evans
Police Department
Imperial Cafe
Arthur Hall
Hoover family visits Pocatello en route to Palo Alto
Former President Herbert Hoover Mrs Hoover and son Allan Hoover and wife arrived in Pocatello Saturday evening on an eastern to western journey via Yellowstone park. Hoover said he was focusing public efforts on keeping the country out of war as they passed through snow en route to Palo Alto California.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Allan Hoover
Pocatello
California
Mr. Hoover
America
Chicago
Cleveland
Hoover
Tion
North Fork
Buffalo Rivers
Allan
Bakersfield
Idaho
Hoover's
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Snow record and late cold hit Salt Lake City
The Associated Press reports Salt Lake City ties a late season snow record in 55 years of observations and records a late season low of 37 degrees. North west temperatures run cooler than normal while plains regions near 100 degrees and eastern areas show above normal warmth.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Plains
Dust bowl wheat harvests rise across Oklahoma Texas and neighbors
Boise City reports a bumper wheat crop as drought years ease. Cimarron County expects 816000 bushels from about 102000 acres averaging eight bushels. Carl Etling says his load and others show signs of a rebound since 1931 1935 droughts and meager yields.
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Boise City
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Cimarron County
Oklahoma Panhandle
W. E. Baker
Carl G. Etling
Etling
Jews Land in New Haven ANTWERP
The St. Louis docked at Antwerp ending a five week voyage of 907 Jewish emigrants from Germany who left Hamburg May 15 seeking a homeland in the United States after being refused entry in Cuba. Passengers reported one suicide and a vigil by an anti death committee to prevent further self harm.
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Antwerp
Germany
St. Louis
United States
Cuba
Hamburg
Havana
Jurist Describes Barber as Artist in Boise ruling
Idaho Supreme Court upholds state versus city concerns on barber shop hours. The court sustains the opinion on the state statute while reversing the lower court finding on the Boise city ordinance limiting closing times. Judge Charles F. Koelsch’s Ada county case figures in the decision.
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Boise
State Supreme Court
Charles F. Koelsch
Ada County
Koelsch
Supreme Court
Father's Day Note Tells of Love For Boy's Parents
Seven year old Charles Crowley Jr. wrote a Father’s Day letter and pictured his father before being struck by a car and dying hours later. His friend Thomas Gorman recalled trying to stop the boy. The note spoke of a hoped-for good boy path and blessings for father and mother.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Crowley, Jr
WPA
Thomas Gorman
Charles
Weather Outlook: showers Sunday with mixed temps
A regional forecast shows light to moderate showers Sunday, warmer conditions in the western portion and cooler air in the east. Monday brings partly cloudy skies with mild changes and a slight cool-down across the area.
Winter Returns With Brief Snowfall At Salt Lake
A soaking storm across Utah Idaho and Montana brings rain and snow with grazing sun. Meteorologist J Cecil Alter says crops are grateful as 85 percent of Utah crop area feels the moisture while frost holds off.
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Weather Bureau
Idaho
Utah
Montana
J. Cecil Alter
Salt Lake City
Melba
H. M. Chase Farm Produce Shipper
Wasatch Range
Povatell
Twin Falls
Providence finds bad brakes spark a statewide jalopy purge
In Providence a fatal crash prompted Patrolman Kiernan to inspect cars. He halted three jalopies for defective brakes, leading to plate removals and court actions. Since then 1,708 motorists were stopped in Providence. 28 plates seized. 344 cars found with bad tires. 43 with defective brakes.
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Providence
R. T
Thomas W. Kiernan
Kiernan
Warren A. Martin
Martin
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
John J. Egan
Woman Kills Infant Son in Ohio Creek Tragedy
Fremont reports Mrs Velma Baker Fink 22 confessed to suffocating her 10 week old son and tossing the body into Green Creek after an alleged nighttime outing with Richard White. Prosecutor A L Hyzer described the timeline from questioning to confession and stated the infant was smothered before being placed in the creek.
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Fremont
Velma Baker Fink
A. L. Hyzer
Oren Baker
Hyzer
Ervin Fink
Baker
Brothers
Clyde
Hyter
Green Creek
City to Hold Semiannual Civil Service Exams
The city civil service commission will hold semiannual civil service exams to fill vacancies in the police and fire departments on July 10. Exams start at 7 p m at the police station. Applicants must file with Josephine Cusano at the city office at least five days before the exam date.
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City Civil Service Commission
C. D. Moore
Josephine Cusano
Four Arrests Reported After Saturday Incidents
W. C. Madden operating a Utah plated car was arrested Saturday night for running over a fire hose at Center and Second. He posted a 5 bond for Monday court. Clarence Watson J A Bush and Lonnie Quesinberg were booked Saturday evening on intoxication charges.
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W. C. Madden
Utah
Center
Second
Clarence Watson
J A Bush
Lonnie Quesinberg
Seven Under Arrest for Plot on King
Romanian police raid targets former Iron Guard members after a plan to assassinate King Carol and Premier Calinescu. Seven suspects including a priest questioned on charges of plotting wholesale murders with hand grenades. Grigore Gafencu and Armand Calinescu were named as intended victims at the Bucharest race track. Police found 22 hand grenades at a suspect’s home.
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Bucharest
Carol
Iron Guard
Armand Calinescu
Grigore Gafencu
Calinescu
Romes
Corneliu Codreanu
Rumania
Hitler
Howard Child Dies in Idaho Hospital
Howard Child, six, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas D Howard of 666 West Lewis, died at a local hospital after three weeks illness. Born July 24 1934 in Council Bluffs Iowa he moved with his parents to Pocatello two months ago. A sister died May 22 this year. Surviving are parents two sisters Joyce and Shirley of Pocatello. Graveside rites set for 12 15 pm at Mountainview cemetery with Rev Mortimer Chester officiating.
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Roger Cliiton Howard
Thomas D. Howard
West Lewis
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Pocatello
Joyce
Shirley
Mountainview Cemetery
Mortimer Chester
L A Barnes Dies In Rigby Train Truck Crash
A Union Pacific motor train collided with a loaded gasoline truck near Rigby Idaho killing the train engineer Lester Barnes 53 of Pocatello. Hobbs of Bozeman Mont escaped injury as a fire destroyed the tank and the engine cab bore the brunt of the collision. Barnes survived by his widow Margaret Russell Young and four children.
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Rigby
Union Pacific
Lester Barnes
Pocatello
Arthur Hobbs
Bozeman
Mont
Hobbs
Barnes
Idaho Palls
Ashton
Jester Anderson Barnes
N. Garfield Street
Rexburys
Margaret Russell Young
Rexburg
aTi
Ondana
Elma Y
Margaret Lou
Ray
Orrice Barnes
Sarah A. Barnes
Jack Farmer
Midvale
Utah
Adrian Warner
Denver
Colo
Joe Barnes
Salt Lake City
Council Reelects Leaders At Fort Hall Reservation Session
The Indian tribal council for the Fort Hall reservation held a two day session and re elected Peter Jim as chairman Walter Moshe as vice chairman and Willie Edmo as official interpreter. Indians completed their spring roundup and cattle branding this week per Superintendent F A Crass.
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Indian Tribal Council
Fort Hall Reservation
Peter Jim
Walter Moshe
Willie Edmo
F. A. Crass
Former Judge Succeeds Day On Board of Education
Boise ap News Gov Bottolfsen appoints former Idaho Supreme Court Justice W F McNaughton of Coeur d Alene to fill the state board of education vacancy from Jerome Day of Wallace. McNaughton will serve until April 1 1943, while Day resigns after decades in state government.
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Boise
C. A. Bottolfsen
Idaho Supreme Court
W. F. McNaughton
Coeur d'Alene
State Board of Education
Jerome J. Day
Wallace
McNaughton
Earline
Iowa
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Day
C. Ben Ross
Idaho State Senate
Truckee
Calif
Gonzaga University
Spokane
University of Idaho
Bottolfsen
W. C. Geddes
Winchester Lumberman
J. FP. Jenney
Swim
Twin Falls
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Fovemor
Park Country
West Yellowstone
Intal
New Haven
Young Charlies
Catc Grasshoppers
Airshie
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Minidoka National Forest
E. N. Pettygrove
Intermountain
Ogden
Montpelier
Eureka
Provo
Soda Springs
Howard
L. A. Barnes
Board of Education
West
Benewah, Bonner, Boundary
Kootenal Counties
William E. Lee
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
W. ¥. McNaughton
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