Italian Planes Prepare to Leave Base on Long Transatlantic Flight
War Minister Italo Balbo says a 25 seaplane squadron is ready to depart Orbetello at dawn for a 6,100 mile flight via the sub polar route to Chicago. Stops are not planned, but landings could occur along the way if needed, with Amsterdam and Londonderry as major layovers.
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Orbetello
Italy
Italo Balbo
Chicago
Alps
High Seas
Amsterdam
Balbo
Rome
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Reykjavik
Iceland
Cartwright
Labador
Cattwright
Shediac
Montreal
Man Kills Self When Cornered Near Creston
In Creston Iowa Claude Ridout sought for killing Federal Prohibition Agent Harry Elliott in Oskaloosa died by self inflicted gunshot when found by Officer Cruzen. Ridout refused to surrender and was shot after rising from hiding. In Oskaloosa authorities pursued a liquor runner who killed Elliott and wounded A A Murphy. Elliott died of shotgun wound. Murphy’s condition later listed as recoverable.
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Creston
Iowa
Claude Ridout
Harry Elliott
Oskaloosa
Ridout
Harry Cruzen
Cruzen
Des Moines
A. A. Murphy
Spencer
Federal Liquor Bureau
Webb Kenyon Case Postponed Again
James Mooney and Henry Baldwin charged with transporting and possessing 3.2 percent beer into Idaho had their trial postponed again due to defense counsel absence. They were arrested June 10 with 100 cases of beer and a transporting truck seized. The cargo, billed to W P Clark of Malad, valued at 360 dollars. Attorney Ralf Albaugh of Idaho Falls is detained in Madison County district court.
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James Mooney
Henry Baldwin
Idaho
Martin Garvin
Mooney
Baldwin
W. P. Clark
Ralf Albaugh
Idaho Falls
Mooney and Baldwin
Madison County
Bread riot on C C C train sparks disturbance near St Paul
A train carrying 463 CCC youths from Bronx and Manhattan bound for the west halted in St Paul after they demanded more bread. A mess sergeant and a railroad man described a scuffle aboard the special train from Manly Iowa, with one objector receiving a blackened eye.
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ST. Paul
Minn
New York
Civilian Conservation Corps
West
H. T. Dempsey
Rock Island Railway
Bronx
Upper Manhattan
Yellowstone Park
Dempsey
Manly
Iowa
Death Threats Tied To King County Farm Fire
Sheriff said threats to wipe out an entire family were made about two weeks before four bodies were found in a burned King County farmhouse. George Coyne, farm owner, was arrested after returning to the scene. victims were Arthur Stone and Vera Stone and her two children Jean and Gloria May.
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Seattle
Claude G. Bannick
King County
Frank la Vergne
Tacoma
la Vergne
George Coyne
Coyne
Arthur Stone
Vera Stone
Jean
Gloria May
Stones
Governor Talmadge Tears Up Papers At Luncheon
In Atlanta on June 23 Governor Talmadge tore up papers served in a $25,000 damage suit. He tossed the documents at a deputy, who was assisting another officer in serving papers for an injunction suit naming the governor. The executive was arrested along with a companion officer after the incident.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Lindley Camp
County Officer Passes at Filer
Thomas Ellsworth Moore 71 longtime First National Bank vice president and Twin Falls County commissioner for 12 years died at his home after a weeklong illness. Survived by widow an adopted daughter and a brother and sister. Funeral by Filer Masonic Lodge of which he was a charter member.
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Filer
Idaho
Thomas Ellsworth Moore
First National Bank
Twin Falls County
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills column notes Will Rogers mocks American leaders and delegates for seeking global leadership while England, France, Japan, and Russia dominate oceans and commerce, arguing the world has long since moved beyond the United States.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
America
England
France
Japan
Russia
Idaho Rules Require Full Year Licenses for Cars
Idaho Attorney General Bert Miller ruled that delaying license purchases until August 1 does not yield half year licenses. Cars driven under 1932 licenses through May 31 1933 must obtain a full year's license, unless shown to be kept as personal property not used on highways or unless a personal property tax has been paid.
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Boise
Bert Miller
John T. Kenward
Payette
Two Sons Join Roosevelt at Tenants Harbor
President Roosevelt sails from Tenants Harbor near Rockland aboard the Amberjack II with his two younger sons and A. Y. Paul of Philadelphia. He spends the night at Chandler's Cove in Portland and notes London conference developments. A ship's clock from Democratic women of Maine is wireless acknowledged.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Roosevelt
A. Y. Paul
Philadelphia
Rockland
Chandler's Cove
Portland
Charles T. Donahue
Democratic Women of
Maine
Miller Rites Set for Spencer Railroad Worker
George Miller twenty seven year old Spencer railroad section hand died at a local hospital from internal injuries after an automobile accident two months earlier. He had been confined to an Idaho Falls infirmary weeks before arriving May thirty. Survived by his mother Mrs. E B Cable Roberts and a sister Mrs Fred Youngston Idaho Falls. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday Roberts Idaho Community Baptist Church with Rev J J Frey officiating. Interment at Idaho Falls.
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George Miller
Spencer
Idaho Falls
E. B. Cable
Roberts
Fred Youngston
Roberts, Idaho
Community Baptist Church
J. J. Frey
Funeral services set for Monday for Thomas E Davis
Thomas Edward Davis 170 1423 North Harrison retired O S L railroad builder died last evening after a lingering illness He was born February 12 1863 in Williams burg Iowa and worked 20 years before retirement He belonged to Masonic lodge Gate City Commandery Knights Templar Survived by widow Annie two sons Rex and Anin Davis a brother Samuel B Davis a granddaughter June Davis and two sisters Last rites set for 2 pm Monday at McHan chapel.
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Thomas Edward Davis
North Harrison
Williamsburg
Iowa
Davis
Masonic Lodge
Gate City
Knights Templar
Annie Thomas Davis
Rex T. Davis
Pasadena
Calif
Anin T. Davis
Pocatello
Samuel B. Davis
Nyssa
Oregon
June Davis
McHan Chapel
Patience Desirable in Eviction Talks for Pocatello Families
The Tribune urges patience with unemployed heads of families facing eviction in Pocatello. About 900 families cannot pay rent. officials seek more unemployment relief. Property owners are asked to extend relief, allowing more time to work out difficulties while city and county push for aid.
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Tribune
Pocatello
Brown
the Tribune
Idaho Legislature Ends Special Session With Endowment Bill
Boise dispatch reports Idaho lawmakers adjourned after approving a major endowment fund measure to allow sale of endowment securities. The three hour House debate saw 41 yes 22 no, sending the bill to the governor. A bid for a follow up revenue session failed in the Senate by 22 to 18.
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House
Boise
Department of Public Investments
Supreme Court
Department
Treasury
Barry
Twin Falls
Senate
Snake River
Lewiston
Board of Examiners
Representative Smith
Custer
Mexicans Seek Two Spanish Flyers Lost Flight
The Mexican government mobilizes air and naval bases across southern states to search for Capt. Mariano Barberan and Lieut. Joaquin Collar, missing since Tuesday after their flight from Havana to Mexico aboard the Cuatro Vientos. Reports place them last over Villa Hermosa Tabasco, with no solid clues yet.
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Mexico
D. F
Havana
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Seville
Atlantic
Cuba
Villa Hermosa
Tabasco
Business Still Continues Good
New York June 23 AP The Dun and Bradstreet Review says business in the past week continued its expansion with no seasonal drag. Hesitation from tax uncertainties was not evident in manufacturing schedules which ran above the prior week as trade broadens and growth surpasses veteran expectations.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
MacDonald Eyes Hopeful Path At London Parley
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, presiding over the world economic conference, said the meeting would not adjourn but continue its work into a third week. He noted currency stabilization as essential, while acknowledging American dollar difficulties, and described yesterday's Franco American rapprochement as clearing the air. The conference adjourned for the weekend and set resume on Monday.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
London
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Camp quota near full for Pocatello project
The Po catello area quota for the Citizens Conservation corps will be reached by June 27 per Major Parley D. Parkinson. Twenty seven Bannock county youths aged 18 to 25 will enroll Saturday, with 18 more experienced Bannock county men to qualify Monday. Two eastern seaboard companies will pass through Pocatello this weekend to Victor and then be trucked to the Teton national forest. The 27 beginners will enroll at the Bannock county courthouse at 1 pm Saturday and go to Osborne Springs. the 18 experienced men will head to the Salmon forest.
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Pocatello
Citizen's Conservation Corp
Parley D. Parkinson
Bannock County
Eastern Seaboard
Victor
Teton National Forest
Bannock County Court House
Osborne Springs
Ashton
Salmon Forest
Clark Addresses Peace Officers at Idaho Convention
D Worth Clark assistant attorney general told the Idaho Peace Officers association at the annual convention opening session in Boise that prohibition will be repealed restoring public respect for officers. He noted officers bore unpopular enforcement duties but praised their conduct as the convention continued with planned speeches by Judge Adam Barclay and Justice Raymond L. Givens.
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Boise
D. Worth Clark
Idaho Peace Officers’ Association
Clark
R. M. Pugmire
Pocatello Police
Adam S. Barclay
Jerome
Raymond L. Givens
Supreme Court
Former resident George Codling dies in San Diego
Word reached here of the death Thursday in San Diego California of George B Codling former employee of the Gem State Lumber Co. He was a former Grace and Nampa resident and a Portneuf lodge A F and A M member with many Pocatello friends. He is survived by his widow and a son Harlow. Funeral arrangements were set for Saturday in San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
George
Codling
Gem State Lumber Company
Grace
Nampa
Portneuf Lodge
Pocatello
Harlow
National Guard Break Camp in Boise After Training
Idaho national guardsmen concluded two weeks of training in Boise and prepared to break camp. Two special trains will move units home to central eastern and northern Idaho. A closing review and inspections for awards were held with about 40 infantry reserve officers competing, led by Col. Earles L. Shattuck of Idaho Falls, who will train separately.
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Boise
Idaho National Guardsmen
Idaho
Infantry Reserve
Earles L. Shattuck
Idaho Falls
Mattern Hunt Still Goes On In Pacific Search
Seattle reports a mysterious SOS and aeroplane call heard from Vladivostok near the Siberian coast as missing round the world flyer Jimmy Mattern enters the ninth day of his absence after taking off from Khabarovsk for Nome. Naval and coast guard stations and ships listened overnight without new word.
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Seattle
North Pacific
Jimmy Mattern
Siberian
Ed Stevens
By& Naval
Bremerton
Stevens
Rmaz
Vladivostok
Rmap
Pacific
Mattern
Kahabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Skeleton of a Cavalryman Found in Wyoming Cave
In Lander Wyoming a cave high on Spring Mountain yielded a human skeleton believed to be a United States cavalryman killed by Indians during the wars about fifty years ago. A boot of the cavalry type and a stone arrowhead near the shoulders support the theory of a lone soldier ambushed while retreating into the cave where he died.
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Lander
Wyo
Spring Mountain
James W. Tompson
United States
Tompson
Scores and pitchers pace chaotic baseball card recap
National and St Louis teams highlighted a jumble of box score lines and player listings. Rixey Lombardi Bell Mancuso Richards Clark. Dean Wilson Elliott Liska Davis. Thomas Sewell Lyons Grube. Mahaffey Cochrane Harden Spencer. Weiland Ferrell Rowe Hayworth. Pennock Dickey Blaeholder Coffman Shea appear among diverse line scores and offbeat abbreviations in a dense, era style recap.
Price Analysis Points Way to Business Gains in Washington
June 23. American commodity prices outpaced the dollar decline indicating progress toward Roosevelt goals. The Federal Reserve Board notes by end May the dollar fell 15 percent vs gold standard currencies and six basic commodities rose 60 percent since February.
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Washington
Reoosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Doctors Debate Right to End Life in Curable Patients
At the American Institute of Homeopaths a Chicago panel debated legal euthanasia for curable patients. Dr W A Guild urged a humane court to grant death pleas citing a child monstrosity saved by six weeks of care, while Dr Alonzo C Tenney warned legalization would invite abuse and heirs’ manipulation.
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Chicago
American Institute of Homeopaths
W. A. Guild
Prince of Wales Celebrates 39th Birthday
The Prince of Wales kept a light schedule for his 39th birthday. He spent the morning at Fort Belvedere and traveled to York House to read hundreds of international greetings before visiting Buckingham Palace to receive his parents’ congratulations.
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London
Prince of Wales
Fort Belvedere
York House
Buckingham Palace
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