Cardinals at Home Tonight Bees Making Strong Push
Salt Lake City Bees rally to sweep Boise Pilots 5 3 heightening their climb toward first and second place as Pocatello and Twin Falls drop games. Lefty Jack Andrews wins as Don Rasmussen yields nine hits. Ogden and Lewiston win to tighten races. three games set tonight at Salt Lake City Ogden and Pocatello.
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Stars, Kennedy, Krakauskas deliver two-way night for Senators
Vernon Kennedy Brown and Joe Krakauskas combine for six Washington hits over 14 innings to edge the Senators 2-1 in a shortened nightcap. Oral Hildebrand and Joe Gordon power a Yankees win with six Tigers hits including three homers. Carl Reynolds shines with a perfect day in the Cubs Dodgers 3-2 tie.
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Fight Results From Chicago to Atlanta
Eddie Simms of Cleveland outpointed Buddy Scott of Dallas in Chicago. Lew Jenkins of Sweetwater defeated Jorge Morelia of Mexico City in San Antonio. Pete Galiano of Baltimore beat Frankie Terranova of New York in Baltimore. Clarence Burman of Baltimore knocked out Tony Celli of Newark in Asheville. Bearcat Obie Walker of Atlanta outpointed Le
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Jorge Morelia
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Pete Galiano
Frankie Terranova
New York
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Red) Burman
Tony Celli
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Bearcat
Obie Walker
Elks Plan Night as Cardinals Return to Local Park
The Elks lodge hosts Elks night at Pioneer league baseball park as Tony Robello's Cardinals return home to open a three game series with Lewiston Indians. The Municipal band assembles at 7 30 p m to lead a parade and play at the park. If rain postpones tonight's game the celebration moves to Wednesday.
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Yesterday's Scores From Minor Leagues Across Regions
Pioneer League games saw Salt Lake City 5 over Boise 3 and Ogden 7 over Pocatello 6. Lewiston 8 edged Twin Falls 6. International League Toronto 6 beat Rochester 2, Buffalo 9 over Montreal 3. American Association St Paul 6 over Toledo 2 and Minneapolis 4 over Columbus 1. Southern Association Little Rock 2 defeated Memphis 1. Birmingham 4 beat New Orleans 3, Chattanooga 5 over Atlanta 4. No Pacific Coast League games scheduled.
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Pioneer Loop Box Scores
There are 4,500 youth hostels in 20 countries offering nights lodging to hikers at about 25 cents. Electrocution became the local method of execution in New York state in 1889.
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Louis eyes Dixie tour after win over Galento next week
New York sports round up notes Joe Louis likely to tour the South if he defeats Galento next week with Jimmy Erwin handling bookings. Other items include Lou Gehrig turning 36, Harvard-Yale crew feud cooled, Maxie Rosenbloom hiring a press agent, and light chatter on boxing politics and gossip.
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Rosenberger suffers loss after rough ninth inning to Elks Club
Idaho Refiners pennant race tilt sees Rosenberger allow eight runs on four hits and nine errors by his defense. Elks Club grabs an 8-6 victory as Burton and Reynolds combine with two hitters and five strikeouts apiece for a decisive edge.
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Tully" Reynolds
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Broadwayite predicts Galento will stop Louis
Ralph Collette urged pals to bet on Schmeling in Louis first fight and now predicts Galento will defeat Louis. The St Paul Dispatch records Collette’s bold forecast amid boxing chatter.
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Times-Star Cartoon Provokes Betty Brown Nifted Complaint
In Denton the Cincinnati Times-Star prints Wally Berger's batting average twice in one issue sparking a reader remark from Miss Betty Brown about excess. The paper also issues a public apology from the bureau proprietor for selecting Syd Wooderson to run third in the Princeton mile.
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Baseball Results and Schedule Featuring Rain Delays
Baseball results show Brooklyn and Chicago games affected by rain with scores 8-2 and 9-2. American League details Detroit 5-8 New York 8-8 after rain and a doubleheader note. St Louis and Washington games were called due to darkness with 2-6 and 6-0 tallies.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Voids Chain Store Tax
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the state chain store tax unconstitutional, upholding a Dauphin County court decision that the levy as applied to multi unit retailers was unreasonable and arbitrary. The decision aligns with Idaho’s similar tax and could influence other states.
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Notice of first meeting of creditors in bankruptcy
In the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division the bankruptcy of Dean Lewis Colianni is acknowledged. The first meeting of creditors will be held July 3 at 10:00 A M in the Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho where creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Dated June 12 1939 Ben Peterson Referee in Bankruptcy Pocatello Idaho.
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Idaho
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Tax cap rules differ by state in retail chain
The text notes that stores must hold a maximum of £460 per location in a chain of twenty or more, while Pennsylvania law allows a $500 cap for each store beyond 500 in the chain.
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Tragedies Strike Four Residents on One New Orleans Street
In New Orleans a string of fatalities hits four residents within 13 months. Harry Schmidt died of a heart attack after chasing a burglar, William Torres Jr. died from a building accident, Sam Thomasevich was killed by an electric shock, and Henry Fontaine died when his motorcycle collided with a horse. Residences sit four in a row on the same street.
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William Torres, Jr
Sam Thomasevich
Henry Fontaine
Fontaine
Hunger Strike Ends at Nagykanizsa Camp
One hundred Nazi prisoners at Nagykanizsa concentration camp ended a five day hunger strike begun to gain immediate trials before an independent Hungarian court. They sought justice for the February 3 bombing of Budapest's largest synagogue that killed one and injured 22.
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Nagykanizsa
Nudist Camp Found Near Busy Highway Test Pots
Jailer John Kirby reports a nudist colony was located by a waterworks reservoir along a major highway. Police responded after a telephone call, finding a group of small number of Black residents bathing in the nude before the disturbance ended.
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Western banks report deposits reach new high
Deposits across 31 banks in the western region rose to 2.439 billion dollars as of June 14, up about 325 million from a year earlier. Banks in San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Portland Tacoma Seattle and Spokane contributed to the total.
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German Jewish refugees land in Boulogne after voyage to Cuba
Two hundred twenty four German Jewish refugees landed at Boulogne and received temporary asylum from France. They were transferred from the liner Rhakotis at Antwerp after a fruitless attempt to reach Cuba on the St Louis. One hundred sixty two have applied to the United States for settlement.
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Riots Injure 30 in Cawnpore Amid Renewed Tensions
Rioting erupted in Cawnpore yesterday injuring about 30 people as clashes flared across the city amid religious tensions. Police said the unrest began late in the evening and many streets were blocked by demonstrators. Local authorities appealed for calm and deployed additional security forces.
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