Germans Deny Plot to Slay Adolf Hitler
Nazi agents swept through Germany denying rumors of an assassination attempt on Hitler. A reported gunfire near the funeral procession of Frau Karin Goering was not aimed at him, officials said, and Hitler then attended events with President von Hindenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Karin Goering
Prussia
Hitler
Neubeck
von Hindenberg
von Papen
First Centennial Costume Parade Kicks Off Saturday
The first of the Centennial Costumes parades unfolds in Pocatello with contests for men women and children. Prizes—5 00 3 00 and 2 00—will be awarded at three judging stops the Hotel Bannock Fargo Wilson Wells and Peoples Store between 2 and 4 30 pm. Winners receive entry privileges for future parades and prize notices appear Sunday. Checks mailed.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Hotel Bannock
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Peoples Store
Fargo
Yellowstone Hotel
Petersen Furniture Comany
Meteorite Flashes Across Heavens Over Pocatel o
A meteorite flashed across Pocatel o’s eastern sky at 2 p m Thursday witnessed by J A Howser of 838 East Clark. The flaming tailed ball burned out near the eastern horizon seen from the Texas company plant north of the city.
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Pocatello
J. A. Howser
East Clark
Mr. Howser
Texas Company
Missing San Jose singer found in El Paso hotel
A San Jose singer Mrs Sibyl Fidanque was located in a El Paso hotel after disappearing last Saturday. Police and federal agents suspect kidnapping with efforts to raise ransom while two federal operatives remain at the home. A hatchet with alleged bloodstains was found but officials say no blood was on the weapon.
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EL Paso
Texas
Sibyl Fidanque
San Jose
Calif
A. J. Rich
Navy
Fidanque
Lieut. Rich
Department of Justice
Panama
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Nelson
Democrats Choose Hailey for 1934 State Platform Meet
Idaho Democrats settle on Hailey as host for the 1934 state platform convention to be held August 20. Other finalist cities included Idaho Falls Pocatello Boise Gooding and Coeur d'Alene after a preliminary vote. Final ballot unanimously favored Hailey.
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Boise
Idaho Democratic Party
Hailey
State Central Committee
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Gooding
Coeur d'Alene
Lewiston
Sawtooth Mountains
Idaho Weather Summary Brief
Fair tonight and Saturday with lightly warmer conditions in the southwest portion. Sunday remains fair as the forecast calls for continued pleasant weather.
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Idaho
Japan seeks political under boycott at naval conference
Japan plans to bar political topics from the 1935 naval conference. Ambassador Matsudaira told London officials that the stance has drawn no immediate opposition from the United States or Great Britain. Japan favors a talks format limited to the five treaty signatories: Japan, the United States, Great Britain, France and Italy.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Matsudaira
London
United States
Great Britain
Norman H. Davis
Ramsay MacDonald
Koki Hirota
Russia
Germany
Spain
France
Italy
Roosevelt Policies Lead In Literary Digest Poll
New York June 22 A 3 percent rise in approvals for President Roosevelt and the New Deal from a Literary Digest poll shows 1,169,827 ballots cast with 1,169, to 442,127 opposing. Clergymen, businessmen, and physicians favor the New Deal with clear margins, Vermont alone opposing. State results list California 60,630 for and 25,469 against. New York 92,479 for and 60,833 against. Oregon 9,329 for and 3,667 against among others.
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New York
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Vermont
California
Colorado
Tdaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
First Year Beer Tax Funds Idaho Revenue Stampede
Idaho's 3.2 beer tax law completed its first year with revenue of 131716.14 from 2226822 gallons sold and licenses. The 5 cent levy yielded 113241.14. Boise Nampa and Wallace brewers paid 1050 in licenses, 96 wholesalers paid 14500, and 2737 retailers paid 1 each.
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Boise
Idaho
Edith Wade
State Department of Law Enforcement
Nampa
Wallace
Yale Honors Roosevelt With Degree Speech Cited
Will Rogers reports from Hollywood Yale awarded President Roosevelt a degree but compelled a speech in acceptance. The piece notes degrees rise in price and praises Congress for its work as adjournment neared. Roosevelt reportedly valued brains over politics, though he honored Congress with a compliment.
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Hollywood
Calif
Yale
Roosevelt
Kinder
Congress
School Heads Reappointed
SALT LAKE CITY June 22 Reappointment of heads of colleges and seminaries of the Latter Day Saints church was announced by Dr. John A. Widtsoe church education commissioner. Named are F S Harris Brigham Young University Ralph B Keeler Juarez stake academy F X Fox LDS business college and T C Romney George S Tanner and J Wyly Sessions directors of LDS institutes at Utah State Agricultural College University of Idaho Moscow and University of Idaho Southern Branch Pocatello. About 84 instructors attend an institute here under Widtsoe direction, continuing three more weeks.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
John A. Widtsoe
F. S. Harris
Brigham Young University
Ralph B. Keeler
Juarez Stake Academy
F. X. Fox
L. D.S. Business College
T. C. Romney
George 8. Tanner
J. Wyley Sessions
Utah State Agricultural College
University of Idaho At
Moscow
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Pocatello
Widtsoe
Dillinger Gang Girls Slip Free Of Chicago Trap
The three Dillinger gang women brought to Chicago to trap the fugitives slipped away from federal surveillance. Marian Conforti 21 is said to have vanished from her apartment possibly to rejoin Homer Van Meter. Jean Crompton 22 was rescued then vanished after her rescuer was killed. Helen Gillis remains with Baby Face Nelson.
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Chicago
Dillinger Gang
Miss Marian Conforti
Homer van Meter
Outfit
Miss Conforti
Dillinger
Little Bohemia Inn
Wisconsin
John Dillinger
Madison
Wis
Melvin H. Purvis
Jean Crompton
Tommy Carroll
Dillinger Brigade
Waterloo
Iowa
Helen Gillis
George
Baby Face
Utah golfers lead at Boise in Idaho State Open
George Schneiter of Ogden and Sid Harmon of Salt Lake City led 60 golfers after the first nine at Boise in the Idaho State Open qualifying rounds. They were tied with 35s with 18 holes remaining before the 18 hole pro amateur contest.
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Boise
George Schneiter
Ogden
Sid Harmon
Salt Lake City
Ninteen
West
Roy van Elm
Ray Critchell
Idaho
Ted Longworth
Portland
Bob Duncan
Jen Peterson
Ralph Pugmirel
NRA Plans To Reduce Costs Of Materials
Washington reports a plan to lower building material prices under NRA codes within two weeks to bolster the home building and repair program. Industry sources say discussions with labor leaders occurred but yielded no agreement. The housing effort is seen as vital for the lumber and building material sectors across the Pacific coast and the South. Harry Hopkins’s appointment as housing law administrator hinges on his willingness to serve. Government loans are not provided directly. banks and loan associations may lend with government insurance options.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Harry L. Hopkins
Daily Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National tabulations show New York Chicago and Brooklyn with varied runs while Philadelphia Cincinnati and Boston total. American results list Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Detroit Washington St Louis and Philadelphia with mixed outcomes and notes on end of seventh or darkness.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Andrews
McAfee
Hemsley
Benton
Berry
Armour Official Shoots Himself
CHICAGO June 22 AP Fred James Reynolds vice president of Armour and Company in charge of purchasing was found fatally wounded in the bathroom of his Glencoe home. He died at Highland Park Hospital minutes later. Reynolds 58, his wife Margaret found him and police said he apparently took his own life. A revolver lay beside him. He had been ill. Surviving are his widow and two daughters Muriel and Dorothy.
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Chicago
Fred James Reynolds
Armour and Company
Glencoe
Highland Park Hospital
Reynolds
Margaret
Muriel
Dorothy
Bees Storm Railroad Station In Greenfield Incident
June 22 in Greenfield a baggage man dropped a crate releasing 24 000 bees that overran a railroad station. Police riot squad arrived with bee father Fred Woodward to help round up the swarm as officers secured the area.
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Greenfield
Fred Woodward
Bee
Judge barricades in Camden home and threatens visitors
Charles Judge, armed with a shotgun, barricaded himself inside his Camden residence on June 22 and warned passersby he would shoot. He claimed to protect his wife, but police arrested him when she was not at home.
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Camden
N. J
Charles Judge
Judge
Mystery case cleared up as Ashes of Scollard revealed
Mrs. Reese B. Brown widow of Yakima capitalist arrived in Yakima with a silver casket said to contain the ashes of Mrs. Sarah E. Smith Scollard the Seattle eccentric known as the Hetty Green of Chicago. Brown stated Scollard died in Montreal July 24 1932 and that she found documents in Brown's locked private apartment. Brown was killed January 27 in an auto crash and Scollard had been sought by federal agents for a false income tax return.
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Yakima
Wash
Reese B. Brown
Sarah E. Smith Scollard
Seattle
Hetty Green
Lasalle Street
Chicago
Wilmon Tucker
Brown
Scollard
Montreal
Ogden Negro Held On Attack Charge
Buck Harp, 46, a transient, was jailed on charges of attempted attack on a young married woman and assault with a deadly weapon on her father in Ogden. He entered J. C. Thompson’s West Seventeenth Street home seeking clothes and food, then attacked the woman before fleeing. Thompson and witness Copeland pursued and captured him until police arrived.
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Ogden
Buck Harp
J. C. Thompson
West Seventeenth Street
Thompson
C. Copeland
Harp
Roosevelt Reappoints McNinch Chairman of Power Commission
President Roosevelt names Frank R. McNinch of North Carolina to a five year term as chairman of the federal power commission.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Frank R. McNinch
North Carolina
Federal Power Commission
Missing lawyer Agnes Turverson seen in Boston last month
Boston American reports a clue placing Agnes Turverson, the New York lawyer who vanished after marrying Ivan Poderjay, in Boston as late as June. A Melrose woman identified a photo of Turverson, who reportedly visited a Boston cleaners twice in May and early June.
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Vienna
Agnes Turverson
New York
Detroit
Ivan Poderjay
Associated Press
Boston
Boston American
Agnes Tufverson
Ruth F. Hall
Melrose
Bombs continue in Paris mail parcel terror campaign
Police find the twelfth bomb as a wave of fear grips Paris after The Three Judges of Hell campaign. A bomb uncovered in a post office in a busy workers district near Place Voltaire prompted urgent checks while a non exploding device sent to a cafe owner is under study. Authorities link the attacks to an insane individual tied to the Stavisky scandal.
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Alexander H. Uhl
Associated Press
Paris
Hell
Place Voltaire
Walters Depart Idaho Chair Resignation Draws Ickes Response
Washington June 22 The retirement announced by Theodore A. Walters as Idaho Democratic state chairman was not due to pressure from Secretary Ickes. Ickes stated politics never influenced his department while noting he was unaware of Walters resignation until reported in the press.
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Washington
Theodore A. Walters
Idaho
Ickes
Morgenthau
Treasury Department
Bishops Ready to Begin Fight Against Films
The Roman Catholic bishops of America plan a campaign of direct action through the Legion of Decency to curb immoral films. Archbishop McNicholas of Cincinnati led the conference which approved a national council of priests to direct the work and pledged to oppose indecent movies without harming the industry. In Chicago, 50,000 families pledged non attendance under the Catholic Daughters of America campaign led quietly by courts.
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Cincinnati
Committee On Motion Pictures
Roman Catholic Bishops of America
Legion of Decency
United States
Legion
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati Archdiocese
McNicholas
Chicago
L. Z. Meder
National Advocate
Catholic Daughters of America
Business Still Showing Gains
New York report from Dunn and Bradstreet notes a recovery trend despite seasonal factors. Broad slow recovery has raised the general level above last year, with early fall distribution estimates 15 to 25 percent above 1933 figures. Industrial and commercial reports across the country remain favorable, offset by labor difficulties in several districts.
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New York
Dunn & Bradstreet
Fairfield worker paints sign in June incident
In Fairfield Connecticut a worker named Robert F Porkes painted a sign when he was commanded by state authorities to halt the work. He reportedly failed to obey the order and faced repercussions.
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Fairfield
Conn
Robert F. Porkes
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Bulletin
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By Glenn Babb
Will Rogers
Tribune
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Ben Peterson
NRA
National
Clark
Castleman
Mancuso
Richards
Lee
Brooklyn
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Benge
Lopez
P. Dean and Delancey
Pittsburgh
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Mangrum
Smith
Hogan
Spohrer
Meine
Birkofer
Padden
Collins and
Todd
Kleinhans, Derringer
Lombardi
Cleveland
Pearson and
Pytlak
Gomez
Dickey
Gaston
Heving
Shea
Ostermueller
R. Ferrell
Fischer
H and Phillips
Wayworth
Burke
Armour
Ogden Negro
Massachusetts
John H. Ayres
Missing Persons Bureau
Brilliant Corporation
Poderjay
Manhattan
Miss Turverson
Helen Vogel
Soldier of Fortune
Stamford
Srk
Marguerite Susanne Ferrand
Walters
Milsion
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