Fatal crash leaves one dead in Salt Lake area
Elden Wilcox 25 of Lark Utah died when his car left a curve and overturned on a highway south of Salt Lake City. Elaine Fairbourn four months old and her mother Mrs Glenn Fairbourn of Granger Utah were critically and seriously injured respectively. Salvadore Row of Ogden ar rested as investigators examine a stop sign violation. Helen Fairbourn and others were hurt in the crashes. Several others sustained minor injuries.
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Salt Lake City
Elden Wilcox
Lark
Utah
Elaine Fairbourn
Glenn Fairbourn
Granger
Salvadore Row
Ogden Row
Pairbourn
Helen
Foor
Fairbourn
Longest Day Surprises North Hemisphere Tonight
Tomorrow marks the summer solstice with sunrise before 5 a.m. and sunset after 8 p.m. in our latitudes while southern regions face their shortest day. A unsettled forecast hints at clear stretches and extended daylight for many hours in this section.
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Equator
Committee of 100 Opens Up Sunday
The traffic safety campaign led by the Lions club and the Pocatello Tribune begins Sunday as the Committee of 100 reports infractions to Leo Arnold of Gateway Garage, chair. Reports to police follow Monday. Offenders face calls to answer and harsher action for second timers.
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Lions Club
Pocatello Tribune
Leo Arnold
Gateway Garage
Maniac Threatens Seven Victims in Brooklyn Car Assault
Horwitz and Elizabeth King rode in a car on Carrol Street when a man with a pistol forced entry and ordered them to move, striking Horwitz and wounding him as the assailant fled. Police compare the suspect to Joseph Ustica, an escapee from Kings Park hospital linked to earlier slayings.
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Lowley
Elizabeth King
Queens Village
Horwitz
Carrol Street
Horwit
Joseph Ustica
Kings Park Hospital
William Gilbride
Brooklyn
Ustica
Banks Given a Good Hunch
Delegates to the tenth American Institute of Banking convention in Denver concluded meetings with final sessions and officer elections. An informal tea for incoming national women's committee members followed by a farewell wall. Frank Fuchs of the First National Bank of St. Louis urged banks to adopt punchy advertising to attract customers.
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Denver
American Institute of Banking
National Women's Committee
Frank Fuchs
First National Bank of St. Louis
Five Story Building Collapses in Downtown New York
A five story building on lower Washington Street in downtown New York collapsed today with 20 men at work inside the fruit firm. Fire and police trucks and six ambulances rushed to the scene.
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New York
Juen 20
Lower
Washington Street
Sandpoint Granted Power Permit for Municipal Plant
June 20. The Federal Power Commission granted Sand point Idaho a license to build a municipal plant on Priest River and Lake with a 700 horsepower capacity. The approval allows construction and operation by the city.
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Washington
Priest River
Federal Power Commission
Sandpoint
Idaho
Pife Returns from Los Angeles as Local Elks Observe Colors
W. J. Fife of the Pife Apartments returned yesterday from a three week stay in Los Angeles. Decorations feature Elks colors and the national emblem. G W Fox filed his intention with the county clerk for the office of justice of the peace and will run on the Republican ticket.
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Schumacher and Beasley
A. E. Schumacher
Mary E. Schumacher
William Beasley
May Beasley
Schumacher and Beasley, Inc
Higson
Higson Plumbing Company
Higson Plumbing Corporation
W. J. Fife
Pife
Los Angeles
Elks
Rail commission denies excess earnings in new line plan
The commission rejects allowing railroads to retain earnings from the new construction for ten years. It notes a possible joint use of 24 miles of the Southern Pacific line from Klamath Falls could save about 800000 in costs. A joint line with Great Northern and Western Pacific access is conditioned on fair terms and other route considerations.
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Commission
Klamath Falls
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
California
Western Pacific
Bieber
Lookout
Noted horsewoman Bonnie Gray weds in pasture near Los Angeles
Bonnie Jean Gray a famed horsewoman married Donald W Harris in a pasture near Los Angeles. The ceremony was held yesterday with about 100 mounted guests as Mrs a has won trophies in Cheyenne Pendle-Ore and Chicago and New.
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Los Angeles
Bonnie Jean Gray
Donald W. Harris
Burbank
Cal
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pendle- Ore
Chicago
New
Senate confirms Hanford L. MacNider as Minister to Canada
The Senate confirmed Hanford L. MacNider of Iowa as Minister to Canada without a record vote.
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Washington
Senate
Hanford L. MacNider
Iowa
Canada
Appointment Confirmed for Salt Lake City Custom Collector
The senate confirmed Jennie P. Musser as collector of customs at Salt Lake City. The action was reported from Washington on June 20.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Jennie P. Musser
Salt Lake City
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