Salmon River project to gain ongoing federal consideration
Senator Pope said President Roosevelt assured continued consideration of the Salmon river diversion for Boise valley irrigation in Idaho. Investigations seek a North Fork Snake River reservoir site, with a full feasibility and cost estimate under study and possible Public Works funds for a thorough survey.
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Washington
Pope
Idaho
Roosevelt
Salmon River
Boise
Secretary of the Interior
North Fork
Snake River
Boise River
Public Works
Public Works Administration
NRA battle in South flares into open clash
Harriman hosiery mill shuts down amid a dispute over the blue eagle. Attorney T Asbury Wright Jr says NRA Administrator Hugh Johnson aimed to wreck the company. 653 workers lose their jobs as the plant closes and relief is expected. Wright questions whether the blue eagle is a lawful property or a plaything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Tenn
Harriman Hosiery Mills
Blue Eagle
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
T. Asbury Wright, Jr
General Johnson
le Mayor Com D
Armand Asi
Roosevelt
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
United States
Plastino to Make Survey of Lands in Idaho
Felix Plastino athletic director at the University of Idaho Southern Branch in Pocatello will assist Amos H Eckert state game warden in a marginal land survey started by the federal government in Idaho. Data on refuges for game and birds will guide the government in purchasing margins for wildlife havens in Idaho.
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Boise
Felix Plastino
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello
Amos H. Eckert
Idaho
Aho
Thirteen Names Reveal Infidelity in Divorce Case
In Camden New Jersey on June 26 a court granted a divorce to Mrs. Melrose Joslin after she produced a notebook listing thirteen names and addresses of other women as evidence of her husband’s unfaithfulness.
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Camden
Dividend Declared by Atchison Topeka Santa Fe
Directors of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Co declare a dividend of 2 dollars per share on common stock. This marks the first payment on the common since June 1, 1932 when 1 dollar was distributed.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Idaho Attorneys Plan Convention
McCall, Idaho is preparing to host the Idaho bar for its annual convention on July 12 13 and 14. E A Owen of Idaho Falla president of the State Bar association will preside with Sam B Griffin of Boise as secretary. Speakers include Charles F Koelsch of Boise Senator William E Borah and Justice William Mesas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Call
Idaho
McCall
Idaho Bar
E. A. Owen
Idaho Falla
State Bar Association
Sam 8. Griffin
Boise
Charles F. Koelsch
Third District
William E. Borah
William Mesas
Storm damage hits crops and trees in southwest Idaho
Wind and heavy rain swept across Caldwell and Pleasant Ridge causing widespread damage. Crops especially grain and corn were flattened or bent, fruit crops suffered minor losses, and a chicken house overturned in Greenleaf. Rainfall totaled about 1.0 inches in Caldwell before dawn.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Pleasant Ridge
Greenleaf
Here
Boise Cat Stranded on River Pier Sparks Rescue Efforts
A small yellow cat perched atop a steel and cement Boise River pier stirs city action. Police defer to the fire department which declines citing no boat and no precedent. Two women witnessed the scene and urged a rescue as interest grows.
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Boise
Fire Department
Queen Mary Hosts Mrs Roosevelt at Buckingham Palace Tea
Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt met Queen Mary in Buckingham Palace private rooms with King George present. The pair shared casual conversation about world affairs while Mrs Roosevelt enjoys a rest of her week in London with plans to dine at the American embassy and tour city sights.
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London
Queen Mary
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Buckingham Palace
King George
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Baseball scores and line summaries from the American League
Box scores summarize multiple games with team names, innings totals, and pitcher batteries. Notable lines include Chicago versus New York, Cleveland versus Boston, Detroit versus Philadelphia, and St. Louis versus Washington, along with several Chicago and Brooklyn matchups and Pittsburgh games.
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Chicago
New York
Lyons and Shea
MacFayden
Dickey
Cleveland
Boston
Hudlin
Pytlak
Ostermueller
Walberg
R. Ferrell
Detroit
Philadelia
Auker and
Cochrane
Benton and
Hayes
Washington
St. Louis
Hadley
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Benge
Lopez
Sukeforth
Warneke
Hartnett
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Boston
Frankhouse
Hogan
Freitas
Brennan
Stout
Lombardi
R. H. E. Philadelia
Pittsburgh
New U. S. Labor Board May Be Chosen Today
President Roosevelt moves to name the emergency labor board with broad powers to settle bargaining disputes as Congress works through bills. Names linked to stock market and communications boards surface, with Eugene O. Sykes: FRC chief, among likely appointees. Senator Wagner and others expect the labor board to ease steel industry dissension.
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U. S. Labor Board
Washington
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Congress
Harry L. Hopkins
James M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Stock Market Board
Communications Commission
Eugene O. Sykes
Federal Radio Commission
Robert F. Wagner
New York
New Labor Board
Indus
Premier Brownlee Accused by Girl in Alberta Suit
Vivian MacMillan, 22, testified she was seduced by Premier J. E. Brownlee starting when she was 18 after he helped her secure a government job. She said the affair continued at his home and in the legislative building and that she sought to end it amid his angry outbursts. Brownlee seeks $10,000 in his counter claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Vivian MacMillan
J. E. Brownlee
Brownlee
Miss MacMillan
John Caldwell
Caldwell
Remarkable Births Reported in Chinese Daily Times
The Chinese Daily Times notes Mrs Tom Sing of King Shing Canton province gave birth to eight children on June 18, seven boys and one girl born a month earlier. All eight children are reported alive and well.
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Toronto
Ovila Dionne
Chinatown
Chinese Daily Times
Tom Sing
King Shing Canton
UTAM Weather: Generally Fair Tonight
The forecast notes generally fair conditions with cooler air aligning to the northeast portions. Overnight temperatures will dip modestly with light winds and no precipitation expected.
Chop Suey Is First Choice At Home Economists Meet
In New York 2000 home economics specialists at the American Home Economics association convention chose Chinese cookery as their preferred dining option. Swedish, German, Japanese and Russian cuisines followed in popularity. The leading restaurant offered twelve courses and a lengthy dinner lasting hours.
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New York
Maryland
American Home Economics Association
Missing Heirs Add Mystery in Coast Case
The missing heirs to Sarah Smith Scollard's estate form a continuing enigma in a tale of wealth and puzzles. Attorney George H. Rummens says the 1927 will left one dollar to Mrs. Scollard's sister and one dollar to her ex husband, with the remainder to heirs to be determined by law.
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Seattle
Sarah Smith- Scollard
Hetty Green
la Salle Street
George H. Rummens
Scollard
Katherine Kirkpatrick
Oakland
G. F. Scollard
Rummens
Hecla
Caldwell Judge Seeks Reelection
John C. Rice of Caldwell former Idaho chief justice and now Seventh district judge filed petitions with the secretary of state to run for reelection in the non partisan judiciary. His papers were signed by 162 residents from Canyon Payette Adams Valley Gem and Washington counties in the Seventh district.
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Boise
John C. Rice
Caldwell
Idaho
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Canyon
Payette
Adams
Valley
Gem
Washington
Robbery Suspect Given Multiyear Term in Ambition Case
Charles Perando, 200 pounds, jailed for two to four years after leading a bold Johnstown theft. A safe weighing 200 pounds containing $1,000 was pried open, carried from a store, and submerged in a creek.
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Johnstown
Charles Perando
Walker Offered $100000 to Return to Chicago
James J. Walker former New York City mayor received a cable from Lew Dufour in London offering $100000 for five weeks at the Hawaiian Gardens concession. The offer aimed to lure him to Chicago to perform or appear.
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Walker
Chicago
James J. Walker
New York City
London
Lew Dufour
Hawaiian Gardens
Goering Rules Out Monarchy Return in Nazi Unity Appeal
Hermann Goering told a mass Hamburg audience that Germany already has Hitler and unity must be maintained. He dismissed monarchist talk, warned against betraying confidence, and said the nation is firmly united under Hitler with no plan to restore the Hohenzollerns. He added future generations may choose their form of government.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Germany
Hitler
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Goering
Norma Millen Denies Charge In Needham Case
Dedham Mass June 26 Norma Millen 19 testified she did not go to Fitchburg with her husband Morton Millen Irving Millen and Abraham Faber nor act as lookout for a alleged Needham robbery and police slaying. Her husband and two confederates await death sentence for the slaying of one police officer.
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Dedham
Mass
Fitchburg and
Lynn
Norma Millen
Edmund R. Dewing
John Stokes
Fitchburg
Morton Millen
Irving
Abraham Faber
Needham Trust Company
Stokes
Irving and Faber
Needham
Duck Hunters Face New Federal Stamp Tax in Idaho
Boise report says under new federal law every Idaho duck hunter must carry a state game license with a $1 federal stamp to hunt, with revenue to fund game preserves and wildlife propagation. The program applies to all hunters and officials warn enforcement will begin.
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Boise
Idaho
State Fish and Game Department
Fane Beall
Idaho officers open meetings in Idaho Falls
D Worth Clark of Boise urged a state police force under civil service at the Idaho Peace Officers association convention in Idaho Falls. Other speakers included Nicholas Ifft of Pocatello and W L Payne of Salt Lake City as 100 plus officers attended the talks on centralized authority and state police benefits.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Civil Service
D. Worth Clark
Boise
Idaho Peace Officers’ Association
Clark
Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello
W. L. Payne
Salt Lake City
State Department of Law Enforcement
United States
Nevada
Oregon
Chicago cafe owner seized by armed kidnappers
Police believe 50 year old cafe owner Andrew Sciacca was abducted by five or six men early today as he parked his car at home. The band, armed with revolvers, forced Sciacca into another car and drove off with his three children present. Carlo received a threatening call to deter reporting.
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Chicago
Andrew Sciacca
Sciacca
Anna
Anthony
Carlo
Rumors of Veterans Opposition Put Hitler Under Pressure
Berlin June 26. The Nazi government threatened to abolish the War Veterans' league auxiliary after rumors of a plot to replace the regime with a military dictatorship. The storm troops veto claimed section leaders sought monarchial restoration and military rule, with several suspects tied to the league's ranks.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
War Veterans’ League
League
Veterans’ Branch
Steel Helmet Troops
Steel Helmet
Veterans’ Auxiliary
Nazi Storm Troops
Pomerania
Franz von Papen
Teague
Junkers
Lunar Rainbow Spans Sky Over Poca During Thunder Shower
A vivid lunar rainbow appeared after a thunder shower about 11 pm, seen from the south over Kinport peak and Red Bluff, with ends touching the viaduct approaches. The arc glowed under moonlight for several minutes before cloud encroachment ended the sight.
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Pocatello
Kinport Peak
Red Bluff
Prison adopts rock diet for heavy convicts at Joliet
In Joliet Illinois on June 26 officials announce a weight loss program at the state prison. Convicts over 200 pounds must lose weight with heavy labor in the quarry as a consequence for excess weight.
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Joliet, Tr
Old State Prison
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills dated June 26 reports Will Rogers sending thoughts to The Tribune. He notes Hitler and Mussolini images from the press resemble each other and mentions William Allen White receiving a high award for Americanism. The piece comments on Kansas as hosting many real newspaper men and Roosevelt at a Tammany Hall meeting.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Hitler
Mussolini
William Allen White
Kansas
Roosevelt
Tammany Halls
Hall
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