Bird Men Prepare For Flight South
In Vancouver Washington on June 21 pilot Valeri Chekaloff and his two companions George Baibakoff and Alexander Beliakoff, after a 63 hour Moscow to Vancouver flight, rest at the army post. A military board will inspect their single engine craft before the fliers depart for San Francisco aboard a Douglas airplane chartered from United Air Lines.
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Vancouver
Wash
Valeri Chekaloff
Moscow
Russia
Hich
George Baibakoff
Alexander Beliakoff
Chekaloff
Vancouver Barracks
Army Post
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Beliakoff
Bailakoff
George Marshall
A. A. Troyanovsky
North Pole
North America
Troyanovsky
San Francisco
California
United Air Lines
Oakland
Calif
Alexander Vassilievitch
Georgi Phillipevitch Baibukoff
Tribune-Ap Telemat
Rebels Pour Into Bilbao in Spanish Civil War Move
Insurgent forces under Francisco Franco streamed through captured Bilbao toward Santander, aided by bridges across the Nervion. Insurgents aimed to seize water supplies, while Basque troops held three miles west of Bilbao. A massive government mine exploded in University City, harming the insurgent stronghold.
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Associated Press
Genesissimo Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Santander
Nervion
Gan Sebastian
Madrid
University City
University City Clinical Hospital
Actor Clive Resting Beyond Danger After Stage Incident
In Hollywood on June 21, actor Clive, known for stage and estate roles, rests beyond danger at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after a confinement incident. Doctors report stable condition and ongoing monitoring.
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Hollywood
Clive
Ceders
Lebanon
Methodists to Meet In August In Caldwell Idaho
Plans for the Idaho conference of the Methodist Episcopal church set for Caldwell from August 24 to 29 are outlined. About 200 ministerial and lay delegates from 75 Southern Idaho churches will attend, with Bishop Titus E. Lowe of Portland presiding and Clarence Biggs of Boise directing music. Dr. Guy Goodsell of Portland will be the inspirational speaker.
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Caldwell
Idaho
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert B. Parrett
Titus E. Lowe
Portland
Clarence Biggs
Boise
Guy Goodsell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Firebug Strikes Salt Lake City Store Third Time
Salt Lake City police and fire officials increased guard patrols after a third arson attack last night at S. H. Kress in the downtown area. Eight fire companies contained a $12,000 blaze started in three upper floors near a safe. A hammer crowbar and hatchets were found beside the safe, and investigators noted the safecracking was amateurish with loose hinges on the outside door.
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Salt Lake City
S. H. Kress
Yergymen
E. A. Hedman
Harry L. Finch
Walter S. Knight
Heat Pressure Mounts as Pocatello Swelters at 96
A heat wave in Pocatello drives residents indoors as the temperature hits 96 at 3 PM and 97 earlier in the day. Forecasters expect highs near 98 with a mostly hot, sunny pattern continuing on the longest day of the year and first day of summer. A cold night follows with a 65 degree low.
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Dame Nature
Weather Bureau
Banquet Attendees Mark West Yellowstone Park Air Service Opening
Pocatellans who attended a Saturday banquet at West Yellowstone under National Parks Airways to mark the opening of the park’s third air service season included Paul Nash secretary of the chamber of commerce Mrs Nash and daughter Pauline E F Stites and Kenneth Allen of the Idaho State Journal Mr and Mrs MeDorius and Ralph Dorius brother a law student in Washington D C F M Bistline Dillard Hamilton J B Dods and Meadowa B.
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Pocatellans
West Yellowstone
National Parks Airways
Park
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Mercy Flight Fails To Save Child In Challis
A delayed air rescue from Pocatello to Challis aimed at saving Anna Marie Thomas, 18 months, failed after the plane and accompanying firefighters reached the scene near an irrigation ditch. Authorities alerted Pocatello as the child’s body was recovered about 30 minutes after the accident. The Challis American Legion staged lights and the pilot praised the Legion for their efforts.
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Challis
Idaho
Pocatello
Clayton
Challis American
Legionnaires
Knapp
Challis Legion
Navy plans long non-stop flight for 12 patrol planes
A squadron of 12 large navy twin motor patrol planes with 16 officers and 56 enlisted men prepared in San Diego for a non-stop delivery to Coco Solo Canal Zone, a 3,000 mile flight mostly over water along the Mexican and Central American coast. The mission aims to arrive within about 30 hours. Two prior mass deliveries went to Pearl Harbor with storms delaying one squadron.
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San Diego
Cal
U. S. Naval
Coco Solo
Canal Zone
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
Nampa Woman Appointed Secretary Librarian in Idaho Society
Mrs. Claudia Ross of Nampa was named secretary librarian of the Idaho State Historical Society to succeed the late Mrs. Altha Fouch of Parma. The board appointed the new staff with Dr H Talkington, BB Wickersham, and Mrs Gertrude L Hays on the board and Mrs Esther Hanifen as research assistant. Mrs Ross is widow of the late Dr H P Rose of Nampa.
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Boise
Claudia Ross
Nampa
Idaho State Historical Society
Altha Fouch
Parma
Afa
Society
H. Talkington
BB Wickersham
Gertrude L. Hays
Esther Hanifen
Roas
H. P. Rose
Aviation laws key to America's future say experts
Boise June 21 7 America's aviation future hinges on laws says Northwest Aviation Planning council at a three day conference. Resolutions urge McCarran Lea bill transfer of airline control to ICC and oppose aviation gasoline taxes. Call for air navigation aids roadside landing strips and expanded air mail service Alaska to Northwest. Vancouver BC to host 1938 session with new leadership planned.
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Boise
America
Northwest Aviation Planning Council
McCarran
Coucil
Vancouver
B. C
A. H. Banwell
Medford
Oregon
Post Office Department
Seattle
Victoria
United States
Pacific
Alaska
Northwest
Healy Successor Is Recommended
Senator Homer T. Bone outlined recommendations for Farm Credit Administration counsel in Spokane. J Warabek is named general counsel after William Healy left for the Ninth Circuit. Wallgren is pushed by Schwellenbach and Magnuson, with Dunlap proposed by Senator Pope for the appointment.
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Washington
Homer T. Bone
J. Warabek
Spokane
Farm Credit Administration
William Healy
Bonse
Ninth Circuit Cout of Appeals
San Francisco
Louis B Schwellenbach
Warren G. Magnuson
Robert F. Wallgren
Yerhington
James P. Pope
Idaho
Healy
S. Ben Dunlap
Caldwell
Farm Credit
Hurlbert Rites Scheduled at 2 P.M. Wednesday
Last rites for Harry Hurlbert set for 2 p m Wednesday at the Pocatello Elks temple. The Portland sister Blanche A West arrived to assist. He died Saturday night after a brief heart illness. Interment at Mt Moriah cemetery.
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Harry Hurlbert
Pocatello
Pocatello Scout Camp Nears Readiness After Union Help
The Pocatello scout camp on Mink Creek’s East Fork is nearly ready for occupancy thanks to voluntary carpenters from the local union who built tent camp floors, picnic tables, and other conveniences. A noon luncheon for workers was provided by the Girl Scout council on Sunday.
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Pocatello «Ir
Mink Creek
Pocatello
Carpenters Union
Girl Scout Council
Carpenters
Idaho FHA loan demand rises amid higher costs
Idaho residents seek more federal housing administration loans for new homes despite a 15 percent rise in building materials. State director Harry Whittier noted applications exceed last year as Idaho commitments reach 3,111,800 dollars on June 1, with modernization loans totaling 7,572,142 dollars to 834 people.
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Boise
Federal Housing Administration
Harry Whittier
Idaho
Whittier
Bankers Meet at Bryce Canyon Utah Convention
F N Shepherd executive manager of the American Bankers Association addresses the Utah Bankers Association convention. He says understanding public desires and sympathy toward banks is essential and that public relations must be integrated into bank administration not just through publicity and propaganda.
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Bryce Canyon
Utah
F. N. Shepherd
American Bankers Association
Utah Bankers Association
Shepherd
Nazi Official Called Home From London Visit
Berlin reports Baron Konstantin von Neurath, German foreign minister, will not travel to London as planned. The decision cites the heightened risk from Spanish attacks on German warships and the Leipzig torpedo episode near Algeria. Four power talks in London regarding the incident and Spanish actions are under way.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Leipzig
Algeria
Balearic Islands
Almeria
Britain
France
Italy
Leipzic
von Neurath
Scouts Depart for National Jamboree Train Trip
Scouts leave tonight for the national Jamboree in Washington after a training camp led by S. M. Lorenzo Parker. The group set up and tore down camp as practice and learned marching, with Lowell Perkins enjoying two full servings at dinner and Gerald Clark scrambling for his. The delegation sails aboard the Portland Rose in a special car.
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Tenday Council
Boy Scouts
S. M. Lorenzo Parker
Washington
Lowell Perkins
Gerald Clark
Portland Rose
Paris Sees New People’s Front Government Try to Form
June 21 Paris reports Camille Chautemps offered a portfolio to Leon Blum whose government fell earlier today. Blum delays decision as a socialist council meeting looms while guards patrol and factions discuss cabinet support amid a looming financial crisis.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Radical Socialist Expremier
People's Front
Leon Blum
Blum
Socialist National Council
Senate
People’s Front
Albert Lebrun
Chautemps
Elysee Palace
Idaho Guards In Maneuvers
The 116th engineers and the 148th field artillery of the Idaho national guard will take part in fourth army maneuvers at Fort Lewis Washington starting August 21. About 1000 officers and men join units spread across Boise Idaho Falls Burley Buhl Pocatello Twin Falls and Rigby with artillery crews in Coeur d Alene Boise and Payette. The 116th cavalry completed training in Boise and returned to their home stations.
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Rigby
Coeur d'Alene
Boise
Payette
116Th Cavalry
Irrigation Canal Drowns Parma Boy at Boise
Joe Roff nine year old son of Mr and Mrs James Roff of Parma drowned in a fast running irrigation canal near Boise last night Sheriff Don Headrick reported The boy was swimming while visiting his brother Frank Roff with his mother and four year old sister present at the time of the tragedy
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Boise
Joe Roff
James Roff
Parma
Here
Don Headrick
Roff
Frank Roff
Station Cleaned at Union Pacific Depot
The interior of the Union Pacific railroad station here has been cleaned as workers washed down the brick interior and painted walls.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Defy Attempt Schedule Set For 7 A.M. Tuesday
Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel announce plans to reopen plants at 7 am Tuesday. Sheet and Tube employs 15,000 to 18,000 across three plants. Republic 6,000 in one plant. Two killed and 26 wounded Saturday at a Youngstown mill amid the strike. Federal mediators confer with John L. Lewis as back-to-work talks emerge.
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Associated Preas
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic Steel
Sheet and Tube
Republic
Frank Purnell
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
CIO
Aids
National Labor Relations
Supreme Court
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria
Corporation
Warren
John Q Public League
Associated Press
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Committee For Industrial Organzation
Catholic Schools Closed in Bavaria Under Nazi Order
Hundreds of thousands of Catholic pupils withdraw from parochial schools across Bavaria as Adolf Wagner orders secularization. In Munich and upper Bavaria 966 confessional schools become secular, with authorities claiming parent consent. Vatican sources warn Pope Pius may oppose the move and a Vatican white book on the Nazi church question is prepared for release.
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Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Upper
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius
Adolf Wagner
Parade of Progress Seeks Pocatello Inclusion Tour
The chamber of commerce with local GE dealers to telegraph Alfred P. Sloan president of General Electric asking Pocatello be added to the Parade of Progress touring exhibition. The exhibit showcases advances in motor vehicle and electrical industries.
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Chamber of Commerce
General Electric
Alfred P. Sloan
Poccatello
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