Rail wage cut postponement discussed by rail leaders
Washington June 20 AP President Roosevelt’s representative Joseph B Eastman met with the railroad management committee handling a 22 12 percent wage cut proposal Discussants considered postponing the issue and planned more meetings Eastman said the course of events would depend on future developments The Burlington’s W F Thiehoff chaired the committee in Washington awaiting Eastman’s word Eastman plans to confer with the railroad labor executives association this afternoon to hear labor views
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Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Roosevelt
W. F. Thiehoff
Burlington Railroad
States Vote on Day Law Repeal Across Iowa New England
The Associated Press reports Iowa, New Hampshire, and Connecticut voted on repealing the prohibition amendment. Connecticut rejected repeal, while New Hampshire and Iowa faced a divided sentiment. Eleven states have voted so far, all in favor, with thirty six needed for repeal. States with votes include Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Indiana New York Nevada New Jersey Massachusetts Wyoming Rhode Island Delaware.
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New England
New Hampshire
Connecticut
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
New York
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
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Heiress Weds Prince Alexis in Civil Ceremony
Paris report says blonde American heiress Arbara Hutton, worth about 20 million dollars, married Prince Alexis Mdivani in a civil ceremony at the 16th Arrondissement town hall. A religious rite is planned for Thursday at a Russian Orthodox church with a wedding trip to Italy.
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Georgia
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Italy
Frank H. Woolworth
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Serge
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Birth announced for Anderson child June sixteenth
Mr and Mrs Clifford R Anderson announce the birth of a daughter on June sixteenth in Lavaside. The infant is the couple’s first child and joins the family alongside William and Nelson.
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E Blagafuws
Waho
William. Nelson
Lavaside Annonce
June Ivén
Clifford R. Anderson
Som Dine
Abductor hunt continues for William Hamm in Minnesota
St Paul June 20 police and private detectives intensified efforts to capture Hamm abductors after the millionaire brewer was released and returned home. Hamm president of Theodore Hamm Brewery aided police as ransom details remained undisclosed. Agents and sheriffs across northern Minnesota coordinated to locate the house where he was held by four or five men.
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William Hamm
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Coffin Demands Accountability Over Idaho CCC Appointments
Washington dispatch reports Representative Coffin pressuring for blame over the Idaho CCC camp superintendent and foreman appointments. He seeks to uncover if Governor Ross or state officials caused a Republican predominance, with letters and telegrams between Coffin and Ross highlighting the controversy and suggesting further investigation.
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C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Washington
Pittman Silver Plan Wins Broad Backing at World Conference
Senator Key Pittman’s silver rehabilitation resolution drew strong support at the world economic conference. Cordell Hull and Pittman voiced optimism that the measure has presidential assent and U S backing. Warburg spoke from the floor amid the monetary talks as the sub committee on permanent monetary affairs reviewed the resolution.
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London
Key Pittman
Cordell Hull
United States
Pittman
James P. Warburg
Mr. Warburg
Today’s Scores From The National Baseball League
National Pittsburgh outscored Boston 11 to 2 in a 9 inning game as Swift Grace Starr Frankhouse Brandt and Hogan led the lineup. Phila defeated another club 7 to 4 behind Kolp Benson Lombardi Jackson and Davis. Chicago beat New York 7 to 5 with Tinning Grimes Hartnett Bell Spencer Hubbell and Mancuso contributing. St Louis topped Brooklyn 15 to 11 led by Hallahan Johnson Wilson Mungo Ryan Heimach Lopez Outen. American Leagues saw New York edge Chicago 3 to 2 as Allen Dickey Wyatt Jones and Berry combined. Philo beat Detroit 5 to 2 with Freitas Cochrane Fischer Hogsett and Hayworth scoring. Boston defeated Cleveland 3 to 0 behind Johnson Kline Gooch Connally Beane and Spencer.
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Ryan
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Roosevelt Sails North Off Cape Cod On Yacht Voyage
President Roosevelt enjoyed a favorable breeze as the schooner slipped from Nantucket at dawn heading northeast toward Provincetown. The famous crew of the presidential yacht rode smooth seas around Cape Cod with sunlight warming the voyage.
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Associated Press
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Rumor Ties Ray to Blackfoot Asylum Post Over Beer Vote
Street talk in Pocatello centers on Dr. D C Ray possibly being offered the Blackfoot state asylum superintendency if he would oppose the beer legalization bill. Democratic sources say the rumor explains his dry stance amid Ban nock county voters favoring legalization.
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D. C. Ray
Idaho
Tribune
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Blackfoot
Bannock County
Campaign race tightens as leaders gain in Miss Pocatello contest
Heavy weekend voting tightens the Miss Pocatello field with Grace Bryning closing on leader Lucille Myers as Jean Halliwell moves up to second. Ballot totals show Myers in third with 841,800 votes while Bryning holds 823,400 and Halliwell 1,443,300 in a densely ranked list. Effie Matsaw surges to lead in Miss Eastern Idaho race.
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Bay Idaho
Louise Woffington
Jean Halliwell
Lucille Myers
Grace Bryning
Margaret Stanley
Dorothy Manning
Thella Hess
Alma Willicke
Priscilla Henney
Marie Cornforth
Alma Stedtfeld
Edith Crane
Sylvia Cox
Marjorie Moore
Ida Cranor
Miriam Walters
Dorothy Hard
Eileen Eschler
Nelda Armstrong
Mickey Foster
Laetitia Goldsmith
Effie Matsaw
Union Pacific Reports May Earnings Increase
Union Pacific Railroad today announced May net operating income of 1 576 584 dollars versus 55 323 dollars in May 1932. President Carl Gray said traffic for the month runs ahead of last year and that June gross should show similar improvement if current levels persist, with lumber movement cited as a key revenue factor.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company Today
Union Pacific
Carl Gray
Will Rogers Wives The Tribune
Beverly Hills editorials reflect on romance and privacy as Roosevelt sails on a public cruise. The writer jokes that royal titles prove themselves by marrying the poor, and mocks press scrutiny of the president’s voyage with ships, cutters, and constant cameras.
Idaho Legislature Passes Beer Bill in Both Houses
Idaho lawmakers approved a 3.2 percent beer bill, sending it to the governor. House 48 to 14 with one absent, Senate 35 to 8 with one absent. Debate was brief with few opposed votes. Senator Hart warned the pendulum may swing back after legalization. Senator Newport supported a public vote.
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Senate
Idaho
Hart
Bear Lake
Newport
D-Canyon
Canyon County
Stratton
D-Lehmi
Legislature Working On Beer Revenue Proposals
Boise June 20 AP Governor Ross said he would sign the bill legalizing 3.2 percent beer but the measure had not been submitted yet. House Democrats tentatively set brewer licenses at 300 and wholesaler licenses at 100, both lower than the governor’s proposals. An afternoon caucus planned to decide how the revenue would be divided with funds flowing to the general fund.
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Ogden
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Coffin
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Boise
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Senate
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Radical Leader Stokes Dies in Germany at 54
Rose Pastor Stokes American leader of radical causes died at Municipal hospital Frankfort on the Main Germany. A heart ailment caused death following a cancer operation performed by Prof. Vito Schmieden. She entered the hospital April 15 and was 54 years old. Cremation planned and ashes to New York.
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Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
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Bannock County Vote Sparks Bitter Beer Policy Critique
The Pocatello Tribune surveys Bannock County, reporting 962 voters favor beer legalization and 6 against, while four of five county legislators opposed the measure in Boise. The paper urges civic memory, predicts electoral backlash in 1934, and ties the stance to Democratic platform and 3.2 beer history.
River Island Scene of Hindu Slayings in California
Sacramento reports the Hindu murder on River Island in the Sacramento River near 65 miles from the city. Durham Singh allegedly shot ten times last night. Police arrested Lack Man Singh, a former Hindu priest, for questioning after a visit to Durham Singh shortly before the shooting. Federal charges link slayings to an organization aiding Hindu smuggling into the United States.
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San Francisco
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President of War Mothers Speaks Against Reds
Mrs. Virgil Stone national president of the American War Mothers denounces communism in America during a Memorial hall meeting with delegates from Wallace Shoshone Idaho Falls Blackfoot Malad and Pocatello. She urges a congressional registration law for all foreign visitors to curb communist influence.
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American War Mothers
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One Man Campaign Aims to Relieve Unemployment for Veterans
Sergeant L B Loewenstein World War veteran from Brunswick Ga arrives in Pocatello for a two day stop in a 48 state campaign to aid ex service men He urges veterans groups to collaborate with employers on job access and government aid He meets local Legion VFW and DAV leaders and plans to proceed to Salt Lake City after his visit
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L. B. Loewenstein
Brunswick
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18Th Infantry
France
Salt Lake City
American Legion
Endowment and Beer Measures Temporarily Deadlock
Boise legislators remain deadlocked over endowment fund legislation and beer revenue during the special session. After talks with Governor Ross, Senator Chase Clark said the endowment measure would be reported soon after caucus, with House Democrats expecting a beer revenue bill to pass today. A delay to tomorrow was even suggested, but leaders hoped for adjournment tonight or by tomorrow.
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Chase Clark
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Canyon
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Board of Education
Department of Public Investments
Former Legion head killed in Texas oil field accident
Major O L Bodenhamer 40 of Eldorado Ark former national commander of the American Legion died from burns suffered when a gas explosion ignited while he lit a cigarette at oil lands near Henderson Texas while meeting an assistant about reopening five wells. R C Cook was burned in the incident. Bodenhamer died at Shreveport hospital and will be buried in El Dorado. He was a Baylor graduate and former English professor.
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Baylor University
G. E. Co Employes Get Wage Boost
The General Electric Company will raise wages five percent for about 50,000 employees nationwide effective July 1. Increased demand for electric refrigerators has lifted production to roughly 5,000 units weekly. Navy shipbuilding and other public works under the recovery act boosted output of motors turbines and related equipment.
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