Roosevelt outlines national youth administration plan
President Roosevelt unveils a national youth administration under the work relief program with $50,000,000 to provide private industry apprenticeships, schooling for 16 to 25 year olds, and work relief. Jos ephine Roche and Aubrey Williams lead the effort to aid an estimated 500,000 youths through private jobs, training, and state youth divisions.
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the Treasury
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Mr. Roosevelt
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City and County Consider Bond Election for New Administrative Building
Mayor Robert M. Terrell announced after a meeting with the board of commissioners that a bond election to fund 55 percent of a $300000 new city county building could be called in 30 to 45 days if no serious objections arise. Federal aid would cover 45 percent with local bonds covering 165000. Plans are embryonic as officials seek public opinion, and age of current office space is noted.
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Board of Commissioners
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Pocatello
Bannock
Brother of Kansas Athlete Killed in Idaho Truck Crash
Raymond Cunningham, 28, elder brother of famed Kansas athlete Glenn Cunningham, died when a pickup veered off a road near Sandpoint Idaho and plunged down a 15 foot embankment. The crash injured two other men. John Card, driver and son of another victim, was unhurt. headlights reportedly failed before the plunge.
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Idaho
Raymond Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Bonners Ferry
John Card
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Lowe Returns From Conference At University Of Idaho
Bannock county superintendent Scott D. Lowe says the Moscow summer school for county school heads favored larger administrative units to cut costs and flexible study plans driven by pupil activity. The resolutions urged replacing traditional school boards with qualified administrators and business managers and called for a driver and custodian training course to boost student safety.
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Bannock County
Moscow
University of Idaho
Lowe
Idaho WPA to Open Headquarters in Boise
Leo Hood announces immediate opening of Idaho WPA headquarters in the federal building Boise. He is selecting a staff of about 40 to carry out WPA functions and hopes to announce the staff composition within a few days. Hood conferred with Walter Lockwood and Governor Ross on organizational details.
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Leo Hood
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Walter T. Lockwood
National Emergency Council
North Idaho
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Detaua
Daily Baseball Scores Highlights from National and American Leagues
National League results feature Chicago New York St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with multiple games showcasing pitchers hitters and late innings. American League notes Detroit at Chicago postponed due to rain with only game scheduled.
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Burley Man Goes On Trial For Father’s Murder
Francisco Olages stands trial in Burley Idaho for first degree murder in a 1023 death. A skeleton found on the defendant’s farm has been identified as his father. Jury selection began this morning.
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Idaho
Francisco Olages
Olages
Man Shot in Idaho as Deputy Shoots Fleeing Suspect
Everett Crites 34 of Buhl died in a Twin Falls hospital after being shot by deputies when he fled a wood shed invasion on Maurice Gerry ranch 12 miles southwest of Buhl. A companion fled in a car as deputies warned him to stop during the Monday night theft of six bags of wood.
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Cotton Leads British Open After First Round At Muirfield
Henry Cotton defending champion shot 68 to lead by one stroke after the opening round of the 72 hole British Open at Muirfield Scotland. MacDonald Smith Alfred Perry close behind with 69s while Kenyon Padgham and McRavere tied at 70. Eight others were at par and a 60 man cut will occur after 18 more holes. Joe Kirkwood withdrew after being 11 over par for 15 holes due to a poisoned finger.
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Scotland
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London
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San Francisco
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Waco
Tex
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Atlanta
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Chicago
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Idaho State Tax Act Sees $301,783 In Revenue
Boise AP Ben Diefendorf, finance commissioner, says the 2 percent retail sales tax is likely to yield about $1.5 million annually. Through noon today receipts total $301,783 with $171,111 in June, $113,177 in May, and $17,494 in April. He notes investigators are at work and expects to streamline remittances after merchants are trained on law provisions and due dates. Returns are required by the 15th of the following month.
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Ben Diefendorf
Two Reporters Jailed for Publishing Murder Trial Verdict
Pat Frank and David Lee of the Washington Herald were sentenced to 90 days in jail and American Newspapers Inc. fined 5000 dollars for publishing the verdict in a murder conspiracy trial before it was officially announced. The conviction was of John Martin Boland for conspiring with Anne Liddane to murder her husband.
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Washington Herald
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Anne Liddane
Skeleton yard crews resume Portland jobs
Skeleton yard and loading crews at five Portland mills resumed work today amid heavier picket lines. About 20 men reported to each mill. One lumber company planned slow bell operations later. 100 state patrolmen were mobilized but held at headquarters, with operators cautious about expanding operations while negotiations linger. Tacoma remained a potential strike center with National Guard in control.
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Ore
Sawmill and Timber Workers’ Union
Manchoukuan Patrol Battles Chinese Forces on Jehol-Chahar Frontier
A Manchoukuan frontier patrol of 80 men clashed with about 700 Chinese troops along the Jehol-Chahar frontier. Reports from Hsinking say 500 Chinese engaged Monday, with 200 more arriving from Toshikou as a larger unit moved to the area. Major General Doihara was ordered to press Chinese withdrawal south of the Great Wall to establish peace.
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Associated Press
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Jehol-Chahar
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Hsinking
Toshikkou
Manchoukuo
North China
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Army
Kenji
Green is saved from shooting in Utah
In Salt Lake City on June 26 a reprieve from Governor Henry H. Blood halted Delbert Green’s planned firing squad execution for the slaying of his uncle James Green. The stay arises from a Davis County challenge to a sanity hearing and a potential pardon board decision, leaving Green’s fate unresolved until the board of pardons acts, possibly in September or a special session.
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Associated Press
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Henry H. Blood
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Arthur Woolley
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Ogden
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Board of Pardons
Happy days for 75 000 Pittsburgh auto owners
Magistrate David Turets ends the 15 day subpoena period on old traffic tags as 75 000 owners can tear up their tags and discard them as souvenirs after the cleanup of the jam.
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David Turets
Employed Men Must Show Effort to Find Work in Idaho
Boise June 26 effective tomorrow all able bodied relief recipients must provide written proof that they sought private employment. Idaho Emergency Relief Administration official A W Jacomini said about 13 000 employables on relief rolls and 100 000 total on relief programs. Verbal statements disallowed. proof of contacting three employers or lack of nearby NRS office required. The plan covers Canyon Gem Payette and Washington counties and may expand statewide if needed. Direct relief continues where appropriate and seasonal work will be used to help clients regain employment.
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Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
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Miller Warns Idaho Officials on Liquor Claims
Attorney General Bert H. Miller warned State Auditor Harry Pearsons and State Treasurer Myrtle Eaking that honoring about 100000 in claims by the Liquor Control Commission would be illegal. He returned the claims disapproved as not meeting law requirements and notes no board of examiners meeting was held to approve them.
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Harry C. Pearsons
Myrtle P. Eaking
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State Board of Examiners
Board of Examiners
Idaho
Idaho Liquor Control Commission
Eden Fails In Rome Mission
Official sources say Capt Anthony Eden's departure for London follows talks with Mussolini that confirm Il Duce's resolve for a complete solution to the Italo Ethiopian conflict. Eden's farewell was cool and diplomatic circles expect a League of Nations formula allowing Italy to stay if Ethiopia refuses aid to meet league conditions.
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Anthony Eden
London
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Fulvio Suvich
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Ethiopia
Chages
League
Negri Suit Against Mdivani Is Dismissed
The Pola Negri suit against former husband Prince Serge Mdivani to recover 80000 dollars she loaned him was dismissed in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Pola Negri
Serge Mdivani
Will Rogers on intelligence tests and national moods
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills on intelligence tests in schools and national character. He jokes that nations would not win such tests, cites the two day chain letter in England and Mexico's quick dismissal, and notes lingering American “temocracy” with a final quip about monkey in us.
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Cal
England
Mexico
Senate OK Extends Nuisance Taxes to House Action
The senate adopted a resolution extending about 500 million dollars of nuisance taxes for one year from June 30. The measure now goes to the house, which approved a two year extension.
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House
Washington
Patman Bonus Moves Toward Immediate Action in Senate
The steering committee backing Patman aims to finance soldiers’ adjusted certificates with new currency. They seek to add the bonus to the wealth tax plan, pledging full cash payment and quick action while Senate leaders promise session continuation. Roosevelt’s tax plan is discussed but no schedule details are released.
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Finance Committee
Washington
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D-Tex
Quarry Blast Fatal at El Paso Cement Quarry
At a Southwestern Portland Cement Co quarry near the Rio Grande a premature dynamite blast killed a superintendent's 16 year old son and injured three workers. About 20 000 pounds of dynamite were in the charge and fear remained of a second blast.
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Southwestern
Portland Cement Co
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Stephen
Juan Saucedo
Otis Tyler
Utah to have state liquor stores in all towns by July 1
Utah will have a state liquor store or package agency in every municipality with 1000 or more residents by July 1, according to Adam Patterson Jr of the liquor central commission.
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Utah
Adam, Patterson, Jr
Liquor Central Commission
Queen Bee pilotless aircraft demonstrated at British airfield
Great Britain unveiled a pilotless plane dubbed the Queen Bee at Farnborough. A human operator watched from a ground cabinet as the seven-key radio controlled craft leveled, dove and commanded precise movements before a safe landing.
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