Baruch Urges Wartime Dictatorship of Industry
Bernard M. Baruch, wartime board chair, told the Army Industrial College that in future wars the nation must control all industry and strip profits from war by strict federal oversight. He urged conscripting resources and citizenship, with price controls and higher wartime taxes to prevent profit incentives and ensure no repeat of postwar upheaval.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Army Industrial College
Baruch
Auto drivers jailed in fatal collision case near Preston
Ira Sant of Dayton T K Bailey of Preston and Chris Gregerson of Bonicia pleaded guilty to careless driving in the death of state highway patrolman Roy Fryar. They were each fined 25 dollars. restricted from driving from sunset to sunrise for one year and sentenced to 30 days in jail starting Monday.
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Ira Sant
Dayton
T. K. Bailey
Preston
Chris Gregerson
Bonicia
Roy Fryar
Bailey
Fryar
Franklin- Preston
Sant
Gregerson
D. W. Bliss
Pryor
Salvation Army Meets in Boise
In Boise on June 23 AP report says 100 Salvation Army members from La Grande and Baker Oregon Boise Twin Falls Pocatello Idaho Falls gathered for a division conference with three high officials Colonel Arthur Hopkins territorial leader Brigadier Harold Madsen and Adjutant H B Collier as speakers The session aims to stimulate activities among younger members and closes tomorrow.
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Boise
Salvation Army
la Grande
Baker
Ore
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Arthur Hopkins
San Francisco
Territorial
Harold Madsen
H. B. Collier
Portland
Senators Seek Pardon for Idaho Conspiracy Participants
Senator Pope of Idaho and attorneys for five men in the Mullan Idaho conspiracy case petition President Roosevelt for pardons. The group were convicted of financing government expenses by taxing speakeasies and their illicit operations.
United States offers reward for Dillinger and Gillis
Attorney General Cummings announces rewards totaling 10 000 for Dillinger and 5 000 for Gillis with additional 5 000 and 2 500 for information leading to arrests. The move follows a justice department meeting to launch a federal crime crackdown aided by new laws. Dillinger faces charges for transporting a stolen car across state lines. Gillis linked to the Baum murder in Rhinelander Wisconsin.
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Washington
Cummings
John Dillinger
Desperado
Lester M. Gillis
George “Baby
Nelson
Dillinger
Gillis
Justice Department
W. Carter Baum
Department of Justice
Rhinelander
Wis
Department
Pendleton
Ind
Michigan City
Dayton
Ohio
Lima
Tucson
Alex
Crown Point
Twin Falls Accountant Fatally Wounds Self in Lodging House
William D. Nesbertt, about 55, a Twin Falls accountant and former Osage City banker, was found dead with a bullet wound to the head in a local lodging house. A .32 caliber revolver lay nearby. coroner Dr. F A Dwight deemed the death self-inflicted with no known suicide note.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
William D. Nesbertt
Osage City
Kansas
F. A. Dwight
Filer
Idaho Weather Forecast Weekend Update
Partly cloudy conditions expected Sunday with locally brief showers in the far east. Monday brings fair skies and moderate temperatures across the region.
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Idaho
Idaho Hopefuls File Petitions for State and Federal Posts
Arthur C. Dunn of Burley seeks the Republican nomination for secretary of state with 284 signatures from 22 counties and a $39 filing fee. George F. Rudd and John B. Robertson, both seeking Idaho’s Second District seat, filed for Congress. Ira H. Masters of Blackfoot filed for the Democratic nomination, after serving as register of the U S Land Office since March 1 and former editor of the Idaho State Journal.
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Boise
Arthur C. Dunn
Burley Republican
George F. Rudd
Anthony
Idaho State Penitentiary
Fremont County
John B. Robertson
Twin Falls
Robertson
Rudd
State Penitentiary
Ira Taylor
Masters
Secretary of State
Ira H. Masters
Blackfoot
Congress
Idaho State Journal
Pocatello
Times of
T. C. Coffin
Register of the
United States Land Office
Prize Budweiser Wagons Dazzle Pocatello Crowd
The town views eight horse hitch Clydesdales pulling brewery wagons loaded with Budweiser cases. These national prize winners, some imported from Scotland and Canada, stand about 17 to 18 hands high and are kept in a luxury stable by Adolphus Busch. The team tours to promote post prohibition beer as wholesome and back in use after 1904 World’s Fair wagon repurposed for advertising last year.
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Pocatello
Scotland
Canada
America
Adolphus Busch
Anheuser-Busch
Will Rogers Fires Off Witty Lines on Baruch
In Hollywood on June 23 Will Rogers notes Barney Baruch quitting Wall Street to pursue writing. He praises Baruch’s knowledge and remarks on the irony of a writer who truly understands his subject. He also jokes about hosting an American Olympic games with top athletes.
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Hollywood
Cal
Barney Baruch
Wall Street
Washington
Will
Fifty Candidates File Petitions For State and Congressional Posts
Boise dispatch reports that with three weeks to filing deadline only a small number of candidates have filed for state and congressional offices in Idaho. Forty seven candidates sought blanks with signatures, but only Burton L. French of Moscow has filed for reelection. Other aspirants include J Woysey Sessions of Pocatello Lewis Williams of Boise W Scott Hall of Malad L E Glennon of Pocatello Turner K Hackman of Twin Falls Harold L Yeamans of Buhl and Hoyt Ray of Idaho Falls. The list covers congressmen first and second districts, judges, and other offices in a nonpartisan primary setup ahead of August 14.
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H. P. Fails
Boise
Minidoka County
J. Wyley Sessions
Pocatello
Burton L. French
Moscow
Idaho First District
Compton J. White
Clarksford
T. Coffin
Poratello
William E. Boral
James Pope
Supreme Court
Compton I. White
Clarksfork
D' FE
G. van Hoesen
Mesa
J. Woysey Sessions
Lewis Williams
W. Scott Hall
Malad
L. E. Glennon
North Dakota Cabinet Supports Olson in Power Dispute
Six members of Governor Langer’s cabinet joined Lieutenant Governor Olson claiming he is the legal governor after Langer’s felony conviction. Olson’s camp filed for court review while Langer faced sentencing and a federal indictment over contributions to The Leader.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
Ole H. Olson
Langer
Nonpartisan League
Olson
John Husby
Agriculture and Labor
Robert Byrne
Alfred Dale
S. A. Olsness
Fay Harding
C. W. McDonnell
State Railroad Commission
Secretary of State
P. O. Labre
State Supreme Court
Leader
Langer Administration
Ro Tarians Gather in Detroit for 25th International Convention
Ro Tarians from 64 nations, 10,000 strong, arrived in Detroit for the opening day of their 25th annual international convention. The event brings global delegates together to begin meetings and activities.
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Detroit
Three of Five Are Selected to Direct Bill
The White House is expected to appoint three of five to lead the stock exchange control bill. James M. Landis and George C. Mathews of the trade commission and Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for the senate banking committee, are named as likely directors.
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Washington
James M. Landis
George C. Mathews
The
Trade Commission
Ferdeinnand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Stock Exchange
White House
Friends of the Bill
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Pecora
U P Officials Arrive in Pocatello on Inspection Tour
High officials of the Union Pacific System will arrive in Pocatello at 8 10 tonight on their annual inspection tour. The party travels by special train and will spend the night before heading west. Members include Carl R Gray president William Jeffers executive vice president F W Robinson VP in charge of traffic J L Haugh VP assistant to the president H J Mlumhof general manager O S L and J W Burnett general superintendent of motive power and machinery.
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Union Pacific System
Pocatello
Carl R. Gray
William Jeffers
F. W. Robinson
J. L. Haugh
H. J. Mlumhof
J. W. Burnett
State board distributes 1933 34 high school funds
The state board of education apportioned funds totaling 36 795 05 mailed to districts. Ogden received 5 434 41 Salt Lake City 24 749 91 Boxelder 3 538 and Cache 3 192.
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Salt Lake City
State Board of Education
Ogden
Boxelder
Cache
Utah Weather: Showers and Cooler Ahead
Local showers and cooler conditions expected Sunday with Monday generally fair skies as the state moves through a transitional weather pattern.
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Utah
Borah Opposes Sheppard Plan to Prohibit Alcohol
Senator Borah of Idaho rejects Senator Sheppard and his proposed constitutional amendment to empower federal regulation or prohibition of alcohol. Borah favors state control with strong federal protections and warns the amendment could cause eternal turmoil and political corruption. Sheppard argues for a flexible approach that Congress might prohibit regulate or take no action.
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Washington
Borah
Ida
Sheppard
Tex
Associated Press
Idaho
Congress
Garrett seeks second rehearing in Idaho tax case
In Boise a petition for a second rehearing in the Garrett Transfer and Storage case against Idaho commissioner of law enforcement was filed with the Idaho Supreme Court. The court had recently affirmed rulings upholding a 1 percent tax on gross earnings of interstate motor carriers and a license fee on trailers, involving about 25,000 dollars in annual revenues.
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Boise
Garrett Transfer and Storage Company Inc
Pocatello
Emmitt Prost
Idaho
Idaho Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Robert M. Terrell
Fifth District Court
Raymond L. Givens
Tydeman Files for County Attorney and Other Petitions
County filings show F. E. Tydeman Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney in Bannock. Also listed were E. G. Houde Republican justice of the peace B. Y. Green Republican county commissioner second district and H. P. Hill Republican county clerk auditor and recorder.
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F. E. Tydeman
Bannock
E. G. Houde
B. Y. Green
H. P. Hill
Murder Charge Looms for Capt Ivan Poderjay
Vienna authorities say evidence supports a murder charge against Capt Ivan Poderjay. The Yugoslavian link and trunks of Miss Agnes Turverson's clothing are key clues while Yugoslav officials resist action due to powerful local connections and a high standing family background.
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Vienna
Vienna International Police Organization Today
Ivan Poderjay
Poderjay
Agnes Turverson
New York
Yugoslavia
Miss Tufverson
Bruno Barberga
International Police Organization
Belgrade
Poderjjay
Zhivka Bradic
Punisha Rachich
Mutiny Quelled on Gunboat Cuba at Havana
In Havana on June 23 the navy department announced the revolt aboard the gunboat Cuba was quelled without bloodshed. Captain Evaristo Ulloa is being brought to Havana under arrest. Angel Gonzales, navy chief, said a wireless message from the crew expressed loyalty to him and congratulated him on promotion. A rigid investigation will determine how many others joined Ulioa in defiance.
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Havanah
Navy Department
Cuba
Evaristo Ulloa
Havana
Angel Gonzales
Navy
Ulioa
State releases two kidnappers in Boise patrol action
Albert Reynolds and Engelf Snortland, former Idaho kidnappers who served five years for abducting Lieut. Gov. W. B. McKinney, were arrested by Boise police after their release on pardons. They were escorted from Boise as part of a police policy.
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Boise
Albert Reynolds
Engelf Snortland
W. B. McKinney
St. Maries
Lewiston
Idaho
Missing Woman Released by El Paso Officers
El Paso officers freed Sibyl Fidanque 39 of San Jose California after determining she was not kidnapped. She said she would return to her San Jose home after meeting a San Jose clerk and requested police protection for a few days. Her son arrived from California and supported her account noting family estrangement for health reasons.
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EL Paso
Texas
Sibyl Fidanque
San Jose
Cal
Jack
Santa Monica
Calif
Fidanque
Chris P. Fox
Fire damages Capitol theatre in unexpected blaze
The Capitol theatre suffered about 3500 dollars in damage Saturday evening when operator Vern Bird dropped a roll of film and a spark from a metal box ignited the film. About 75 to 100 patrons exited safely. the operating room and mounted machinery sustained most of the damage, water from firefighting efforts caused a ceiling hole, two and a half gallons of chemicals and 600 feet of hose were used.
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Vern Bird
Capitol Theatre
H. C. Minor
A. D. Eichenlaub
Henry O'Leary
Tram Car Runs Wild in St Paul
E J Bisson received praise after restraining a street car that sped ten blocks through downtown St Paul injuring 52 people. The runaway vehicle smashed into a truck and two passenger cars on Wa bash street, with most of its 69 passengers badly hurt.
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ST Paul
E. J. Bisson
Wabash Street
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