Congress Ends After Dramatic Senate Coup
The seventy third congress closed last night at 11 45 PM EST after insurgent gains in the Senate blocked the Dill Crosser bill. Huey Long led a farewell amid laughter as Wheeler and La Follette pressed through for action on labor disputes in railways and housing measures moved to completion.
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Ceccil B. Dickson
Washington
Huey Long
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Wheeler
D-Mont
la Follette
R-Wis
Hastings
Rdel
Frazier-Lemke
Long
D-La
Gas Explosion Kills Six in Jamestown
Six people died and 23 were injured when gasoline tanks exploded after a truck fire at a wholesale depot in Jamestown New York. Firefighters James Anderson 15 Wayne Lewis 14 Raymond Allison 43 died overnight. Walter Kastenhuber 35 Oscar Bloom 45 and Henry Golocaynski 18 killed instantly. The district attorney opened an investigation.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Herbert Johnson
Wholesale Distributing Depot
James Anderson
Wayne Lewis
Raymond Allison
Walter Kastenhuber
Oscar Bloom
Henry Golocaynski
Tack Found In Lung Of Eight Year Old Girl
Eight-year-old Norma Anne Simmons of Sedan Kansas has suffered breathing difficulties for three years. A large tack swallowed years ago was found lodged in her right lung and will be removed by surgery at St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Norma Anne Simmons
Sedan
Kan
Bahu
Workers plan 10 halt steel dispute as unions seek settlement
Representatives of the steel workers union submitted to President Roosevelt a four point plan to avert a threatened steel strike. An impartial three member board would mediate disputes and oversee employee representation elections while wages hours and conditions would be settled by direct negotiations. If all parties accept the plan the strike would be called off. Perkins met with union leaders to discuss the proposal.
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Washington
Steel Workers Union
Roosevelt
Hugh &. Johnson
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt Woul
Perkins
Green
Michael Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Laura La Plante Marries Irving Asher in Paris City Hall
Laura La Plante wed Irving Asher director of Warner Brothers London studio in a five minute ceremony at Paris City Hall ninth district. James J Walker former New York mayor and Betty Compton attended with Walker acting as witness and joking about stealing the show. La Plante had been appearing in London films Asher directs and was formerly married to William Seiter.
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Paris
Laura la Plante
Irving Asher
Warner Brothers London Studio
City Hall
Ninth
James J. Walker
New York
Betty Compton
Walker
Miss la Plante
Asher
London
William Seiter
Riga
Latvia
Mary Astor
Hollywood
Light Rain Delivers Drought Relief Across South Idaho
Boise reports .01 inch of rain in the capital while Driggs logged .36 inches, with trace amounts at Pocatello and Malad. Meteorologist H. G. Carter notes the shower provides adequate relief for crops after a drought period.
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Boise
Idaho
H. G. Carter
United States Weather Bureau
Driggs
Pocatello
Carter
Blonde enters mystery case of U S woman
An American lawyer Agnes Tufverson vanishes as police pursue Ivan Poderjay. A Yugoslavian officer and a series of discoveries in Vienna reveal new angles. A trunk with prop erty linked to the missing woman is found in Poderjay s apartment. The search widens to London and Brighton where a torso and legs are found.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Don Juan
Agnes Tufverson
Mme. Zhivak
Belgrade
New York
Miss Tufverson
Poderjay
Mme. Zhivka
Copenhagen
Cad
Ead
London
Brighton
Scotland Yard
England
King's Cross
Agnes Tulverson
Fatal accident cuts life of Idaho Power lineman Clarence Vaughn
Clarence L. Vaughn a 34 year old Idaho Power lineman was electrocuted seven miles north of the area when a green tree branch touched a 44000 volt line after he lowered the branch to the ground Walchile a coworker who was with him at the scene assisted but Vaughn could not be revived Chief Deputy Sheriff Alma Marley investigated and found current entered Vaughan's body at the neck and exited through his leg Vaughn had recently been shifted to the Pocatello area from American Falls He is survived by a widow Florence Vaughn and several brothers and sisters Funeral services are planned at the Latter Day Saints chapel in American Falls with burial in Salt Lake City
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Clarence L. Vaughan
Idaho Power Company
Here
Walchile
American Fally
Vaughan
Alma Marley
Vaughn
Pocatello
American Falls
Florence Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
George Druell
Los Angeles
Cal
Maurice Lynch
Long Island
N. Y
Esther Vaughn
Ronnie
Texas
Elliott
Wilbur
Quincy
Augusta
Mark
George Vaughn
Bertha Hayes
Fort Summers
N. M
McHan
Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
McHan Mortuary
Lindbergh Family Seeks News on Possible Sibling
The Daily News reports Anne Morrow Lindbergh has visited Dr. Edward Hawks in New York for weeks as speculation grows that a second child may be on the way. Col. Lindbergh has not spoken, and Mrs. Lindbergh remains silent at Englewood home.
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New York
The
Daily News
John Morrow Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Edward M. Hawks
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Dr. Hawks
Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Osteopaths of Idaho Close Meeting with Cancer Talk
The Idaho Osteopathic association closed its twenty-ninth annual session in Boise with Dr. F. H. Thurston presenting on Pertinent Concepts Relative to Cancer. He outlined three cancer stages and suggested future treatments like short radio waves and ultraviolet therapy.
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Idaho Osteopathic Association
F. H. Thurston
Boise
Idaho
W. A. Schwab
Chicago
C. R. Whittenberger
Caldwell
Thurston
Parisian split skirt wows Chicago fashion scene
Chicago reports on a 20 year gap ending as American influence inspires Paris style split skirts. The fashion shift began with a girl to be presented at the court of St James and spread as merchants display the new design.
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Chicago
Paris
Court of St. James
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Scores from Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh report Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York and Cleveland games. Batters and pitchers listed for each matchup with final tallies and noting postponed games in Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and New York due to rain.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Babich
Munns
Beck
Lopez
Frey
Lombardi
Chicago
R. H. E. Boston
Brandt
Spohrer
Malone
Joiner
Hartnett
St. Louis
R. H. E Philadelia
Grabowski Lehrman
Wilson
Carleton
W. Davis
Pittsburgh
New York
Schumacher
Hubbell
Mancuso
French
Hoyt
Grace
Padden
Cleveland
Hildebrand
Pylak
Stewart
Sewell
Harder
Myatt
Weaver
Phillips
Philadelphia
Detroit
Idaho Cattle Relief Plan Aims to Aid Farmers
Denver June 19. Federal drought relief aims to buy about 5 million cattle in 13 western states for roughly 100 million dollars. Cattle will be slaughtered and meat distributed to needy families while 100 million more funds feed purchases and moving cattle to better pastures.
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Denver
Kansas City
San Francisco
Idaho
California
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Nebraska
Montana
Nevada
Texas
Arizona
Oklahoma
F. K. Warner
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Animal Husbandry
E. W. Sheets
United States
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Cooler Weather Hits Pocatello
Unseasonable June chill grips Pocatello with temperatures around 58 by morning and 55 overnight. Forecasters predict a rebound to warmer conditions, though the southeast portion of the state will remain cooler tonight.
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Pocatello
Pocatel
Idaho Boy Scouts Visit Utah For Outing
Several hundred A grade Boy Scout patrols from Idaho Teton Peaks Council and five Utah councils travel to Salt Lake City for a two day outing. The program starts Friday noon with registration at the federal building then camp on the state capitol grounds. Officials include Oscar A. Kirkham and S. D. Young.
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Salt Lake City
Teton Peaks
Idaho
Utah
Federal Building
State Capital Grounds
Oscar A. Kirkham
S. D. Young
Ogden
Union Pacific Reports May Income and Revenue
Union Pacific Railroad reports May operating income of 1,073,311 dollars, down from 1,576,584 the previous May. Gross revenue reached 9,673,357 dollars, up from 9,087,263 dollars in May 1932.
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Union Pacific
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Maynet
Traynor Named Pirate Manager
Harold Pie Traynor was appointed manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates succeeding George Gibson after a three year run. President William E. Benswanger announced the change noting the move benefits the club as Pirates slump and fall to fourth place with seven losses in eight games as Boston Braves press.
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Pittsburgh
Harold “Pie” Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Gibson
William E. Benswanger
Club
Gibson
Traynor
Pirates
Boston Braves
House Fails to Vote on Teton Park Expansion Measure
Washington June 19 The effort to enlarge Grand Teton National Park to include Rockefeller bought land faced House opposition awaiting next session action. The $1.5 million package linked to taxes for Teton County and interior regulations drew votes, with Representative Carter demanding full reimbursement and objecting to a Senate proviso.
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Teton Park
Washington
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Congress
Snake River Land Company
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Carey
R-Wye
Rockefeller
Senate
House
Teton County
Carter
Secretary of the Interior
Pirates seize British steamer Shuntien off Yellow River
The British steamer Shuntien was hijacked by pirates off the Yellow River evening and 24 hours later arrived at Chefoo with 26 passengers and crew, one officer gravely wounded. Pirates fled in junks to the Yellow River delta swamps with six British citizens among the captives.
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Chefoo
China
Yellow River
Yamamoto
Eagle
Weihaiwei
Utah Weather: Fair West Cooler East Tonight
Weather bulletin notes generally fair conditions in western Utah with unsettled cooler weather in the east. Overnight into Wednesday the trend continues with cooler temperatures and possible showers in eastern areas.
Britain Proposes Powers Impound German Profits
President Roosevelt and the state department weigh Britain’s proposal to seize Germanys trade profits to offset unpaid foreign debts. The U S government has the power to act but decision on action is pending. Roosevelt outlined labor talks and a flood of last minute bills to be examined and signed within ten days. He denied reading a report on Foulois dismissal and postponed agency appointments until his return from a trip to New Haven New London and Hyde Park. He plans a cruise to lawali with meetings with Panamanian and Colombian leaders, weathering a drought noted earlier.
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Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Perkins
Wagner
Congress
House Military Committee
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Stock Exchange, Communications
New Haven
New London
Hyde Park
Lawali
Panama
Colombia
German chiefs show rift as Papen attacks Nazis
Berlin dispatch reports possible split between President Hindenburg and Hitler after Franz Von Papen criticized Nazi extremism. Nadolny’s Russia post resignation signals conservative discontent and rising pressure within the regime. Goering acknowledged dissatisfaction but framed it as isolated.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Franz von Papen
Hindenburg
Count Ruedolf Nadolny
Russia
Count Nadolny
Hold on Stranger Beer Is Legal Now
Louis Denden of Weston found a stranger’s thrown package of beer in a stream near Lynch's mine on a bridge in Clarksburg West Virginia. The man did not know beer had been legalized for more than a year and Denden warned him that he might be accused of revenue violations while explaining the repeal.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Lynch's Mine
Louis Denden
Weston
Denden
Spirit of Fort Hall Dominates Kiwanis Meetings
Kiwanis club members commit to Fort Hall motif through the centennial August 4 8 and rename Bannock hotel Rowanis room Pierre's Hole. A club rendezvous replaces meetings with costumes led by Ivan Gasser and W P Havener and community singing to feature Old Oregon Trail songs.
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Fort Hall
Kiwanis Club
Gaylord Sanford
Sam Foote
Tom West
Rowanis
Bannock Hotel
Ivan Gasser
W. P. Havener
Oregon Trail
Idaho Weather Forecast Warns of Cooler Southeast, Warmer Wednesday
Patchy clouds across Idaho with cooler tones in the southeast tonight. A rise in temperatures is expected by Wednesday, bringing warmer conditions statewide.
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood columnist Will Rogers jokes about sensational murder coverage and proposes numbering cases by class. He muses that newspapers swap grisly headlines daily, pushing readers toward concise crime reports.
Borah Studies Grain Protest Amid Wheat Allotment Row
Gas Spongberg of Pocatello protests federal wheat allotment amid drought and feed shortages. He cites Utah cattle being killed for canning and hay priced at 16 dollars a ton. Idaho farmers receive eight dollars per acre for destroying good forage wheat. Senator Borah replies he will present the telegram to authorities but questions the impact.
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Gas Spongberg
William E. Borah
Utah
Idaho
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Blackfoot
L. B. Dustin
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Stork
Osteopaths OF
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Hitler
Goering
By A. D. Stefferud
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Gera
Spirit OF
Noutheast
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Tribune
Borah Studies
Spongberg
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Senator Borah
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