Idahoan Chides Utah Group For Diversion of Traffic
Idaho Falls report shows N A Williams of Union Pacific condemning Utah Idaho traffic plans as a threat to Idaho towns. He notes Idaho shipped 33 000 carloads of potatoes last season and welcomes highway development. Rexburg Mayor and other locals lament state lines and urge broader regional growth.
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Idahoan
Utah Group
Salt Lake
Igv Y Uulig
Idaho
St. Anthony
Frank L. Soule
Backman
Utahns Visit Here Tonight for South Idaho Tour
A Salt Lake City business delegation of about 100 arrives in Pocatello at 5:00 p.m. for a goodwill dinner at 6:15 p.m. The visit includes a parade led by Sun Valley Band, a banquet at Bannock hotel, and speeches by local and Salt Lake leaders. The tour will proceed to American Falls and other Idaho towns before returning to Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake
Paul Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
G. Nicholas Ifft
The
Pocatello Tribune
Robert M. Terrell
FP. M. Bistline
House
Billy Ellett
McCammon
Melvin Dunn
J. C. Gardner
American Falls
Rupert
Burley
Twin Falls
Weiser
Payette
Ontario
Ore
Caldwell
Nampa
Boise
Ashton
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Rigby
Idaho Falls
Shelley
Blackfoot
Hunt Continues as Rain Slows Search for Slain Deputies
In Hayward Wisconsin a steady rain dampens possemen seeking Ray Olson killer of two sheriff deputies. The swampy area near town is hard to traverse while bloodhounds were taken off the trail after Olson evaded pursuit for 12 days.
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Hayward
Wis
Ray Olson
Olson
Dinner Schedule for Ivy Rebekah Lodge 23
Ivy Rebekah Lodge 23 holds a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m on Wednesday in the IOOF hall. All IOOF members and wives and Rebekahs and husbands are invited. For more information call 2089 2153 J or 752 W.
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Ivy Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Rebekahs
Suit to Test Status of Marble Machines
The injunction action of C A Stewart v Chief of Police R M Pugmire Sheriff M J Rossiter and Mayor R M Terrell was argued before District Judge I E McDougall in the police court chambers. Defendants are cited to show cause why they or their employees should confiscate marble machines argued to be gambling devices. plaintiff says they are games of skill and entertainment. F M Bistline represents the plaintiff while City Attorney Ralph Jones and County Attorney C M Jeffery defend. Two machines were in court and the judge will likely take the matter under advisement after briefs are submitted.
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C. A. Stewart
R. M. Pugmire
M. J. Rossiter
R. M. Terrell
I. E. McDougall
F. M. Bistline
Ralph Jones
C. M. Jeffery
Dogs Kill Deer in Pike's Peak Region
Two deer were killed by dogs in the Pike's Peak region within the last week. The report from Colorado Springs notes the incidents occurred in June in the vicinity of the mountains and rural areas, with no further details available at this time.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike’s Peak
University President Frees After Alleged Shortages
Dr. Smith, 50, LSU president since 1930, is missing after a speech in New Orleans. Governor Leche and ally Long announce resignation withheld while a grand jury probes alleged irregularities totaling potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars. State police occupy university offices and guard Smith's campus residence.
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Smith
New Orleans
Long
Huey P. Long
Dr. Smith
Edgar N. Jackson
C. Gordon Johnson
Louisiana
Huey Long
Washington socialites accused in Warrenton beating incident
Columnist Count Igor Cassini said he was beaten and tarred and feathered by five or six young men after a Saturday night dance at the Warrenton Country Club. Warrenton authorities held Ian Montgomery and Calvert on bond 2500. Colin Montgomery expected to appear next Monday. Cassini described being dragged from his car, assaulted, threatened with emasculation, and left on a rural road before seeking medical help.
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Igor Cassini
Washington
Warrenton Country Club
Count Cassini
United States
Ian Montgomery
Colin Montgomery
Alexander Calwart
Glascock
Calvert
John Taylor
Austin McDowall
Baseball Scores and Robbery Report From Newport Dispatch
Baseball scores show New York at Philadelphia and Detroit and Washington results with limited play across leagues. Two bandits robbed the Beverly Hills Country club of about 9 000 to 11 000 in Newport Kentucky, while police linked suspects to a separate Crosley Field concession theft of around 10 000 yesterday.
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Beverly Hills Country Club
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Japs Refuse Ships Entry at Swatow Port
Tokyo dispatch reports Japanese navy officials barred two British steamers from unloading at Swatow in south China. Domei says the force cited Swatow as a center of military operations and allowed only mail and provisions for foreign residents, with vessels leaving after several hours.
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Domei
Swatow
South China Port
Japan
South China
Idaho Falls Man Given Suspended Jail for Speeding
Boyd J. Empey of Idaho Falls aged 20 faced arraignment before Justice William Hinckley on a speeding in a speed limit zone charge. He received a five day suspended jail sentence and court costs, after arrest by Lieut. H W Zimmerman of the state police.
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Boyd J. Empey
Idaho Falls
William Hinckley
Empey
H. W. Zimmerman
Idahoan Nominated for Postmaster in Firth Idaho
President Roosevelt announced nominating Harold W. Winschell to be postmaster at Firth Idaho. The action was disclosed from Washington on June 26.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harold W. Winschell
Firth
Idaho
Senate
Treasury
Judges Under Fire in Report to Bar
An American Bar Association committee criticized judges as carelessly lenient biased and guided by hunches in criminal case outcomes. It urged more specialized training for judges state and federal and condemned sentencing biases and overreliance on probation and parental custody for youths.
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Annapolis
American Bar Association
Committee On Sentencing, Probation, Prisons and Parole
Auxiliary Elects New Officers Tonight at Memorial Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 o clock in Memorial hall to elect officers as the main business. Mrs D D Parke Fidac committee chair will address members on Fidac activities and the annual essay contest. Mrs Melvin Dean will preside in Mrs Bert Weston absence. Mrs Arthur Sahlberg heads the hostess committee. Refreshments follow.
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Americn Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
D. D. Parke
Melvin Dean
Bert Weston
Arthur Sahlberg
Elks Officials Spared Injury After Idaho Accident
Emil Pew and Harold Hinckley exal ted rulers of the Pocatello lodge suffered fractured collar bones in a Saturday night accident near Lima Montana while en route to the state Elks convention in Coeur d Alene. They were aided by bystanders and returned to Pocatello Sunday night. Grant Kimball Spencer Ford and Chris Sorgatz escaped injuries and continued to Coeur d'Alene. Their replacements on the ritual team were Judge Jay L Downing and Jack Trimming.
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Emil Pew
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Harold Hinckley
Elks
Coeur d'Alene
Grant Kimball
Spencer Ford
Chris Sorgatz
Lima
Montana
Hinckley
Pew
Pocatello
Mac
Utah
Kimball
Ford
Sorgatz
Jay L. Downing
Jack Trimming
Wife of Governor Hart Near Carey
Mrs C A Bottolfsen wife of Idaho governor was slightly injured in a car accident 12 miles northeast of Carey on the Carey Arce highway. She telephoned to Boise and the governor and his secretary left to join her after arriving from a weekend trip. Her sister Mrs Virginia Horn and her daughter were with them. Mrs Horn suffered more serious injuries.
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Idaho
C. A. Bottolfsen
Here
Boise
Glenn Balch
Bottolfsen
Virginia Horn
Arce
Marion
Carey-Arce
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Weather Forecast for Pocatello Area
Cloudy and warmer tonight in Pocatello and vicinity. Tuesday brings light showers with little temperature change. Observations from Pocatello airport at 7 30 a m report minimum and maximum temperatures in the last 24 hours.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Airport
Townsend Convention Ends as Insurgents Plan Independent Pension Group
At the Indiana state fairgrounds Dr. Francis E. Townsend urged delegates to return home for a 1940 Townsend congress. Insurgents led by Harry V. Dill announced plans to form an independent old age pension group while Townsend supporters backed his continued leadership and a succession plan for his son Robert C. Townsend.
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Francis E. Townsend
Townsend Clubs
United States
Dr. Townsend
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Townsend
Harry V. Dill
Cincinnati
Robert C. Townsend
Congress
Border Fight Stirs Fear Across Soviet Japan Border
Moscow reports heavy fighting on the frontier between outer Mongolia and Manchukuo with tanks planes and artillery. The six week clash recalls the 1939 Changkufeng incident and raises fears of a larger conflict between the Soviet Union and Japan.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
Outer Mongolia
Manchukuo
Far East
Changkufeng
Siberia-Manchoukuo-Korea
Misfit Costume Party At Eagle Hall Tonight
Members of the Eagle lodge hold a misfit costume party at 9 o'clock this evening at the Eagles hall. A pot-luck supper is planned, per secretary Henry Albright.
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Eagle Lodge
Eagles Hall
Henry Albright
Perry Lane Leaves Local Post Office for Boise Manager Role
Perry Lane, longtime manager of the local Postal Telegraph office, departed today to take the Boise office manager position. He has connections with local service clubs and the Pocatelio skiing club.
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Perry Lane
Boise
Lane
Pocateilo
William Hunt Named Superintendent for Lava Hot Springs
William Hunt age 28 of Ashton will take the position of superintendent of the Lava Hot Springs state resort effective July 1. He succeeds William Spiers and was in Pocatello today. Hunt has deep Ashton roots, runs a dry goods business with his father, and is a former coach and teacher in McCammon and Idaho Falls schools. He and his wife, a University of Idaho graduate, have one daughter.
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William Hunt
Ashton
Lava Hot Springs
Joe Youngren
Lava Hot Springs Foundation
William Spiers
Hunt
Pocatello
McCammon
Idaho Falls
Mrs. Hunt
The
University of Idaho
Utah Weather Turns Partly Cloudy With Local Tstorms
Utah forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with local thundershowers likely in the north portion this afternoon or tonight. Warm temperatures expected again tonight.
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Utah
Garner Attacks Roosevelt Proposals Amid Bipartisan Debate
The Roosevelt program faces mixed reception as critics in the Senate and House challenge loan and leasing plans. Officials aim to push a bill quickly with limited hearings while balancing support for rural electrification and farm tenancy. Critics warn foreign loans may be dropped from the bill.
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Taft
Ohio
Lucas
Illinois
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Arkansas
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