Kahn Testifies At Opening Of Senate Probe
Otto H. Kahn of Kuhn Loeb & Co tells Senate Banking Committee that cutthroat banking competition should end as it harms the public. He notes the firm’s 1931 assets of about 66.97 million and 65 years in business, with operations limited to buying and selling securities and no public deposits.
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Washington
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Senate Banking Committee
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
New York Banking House
Kahn
Textile firms outline wage code easing hours and jobs
Washington hearing on the proposed code of fair condition featured Cotton Textile Institute president George A. Sloan saying the plan could create over 100000 new idle workers, lifting employment to about 515000 with $11 a week north and $10 south minimum wage. Sloan also forecast swift elimination of child labor within 60 to 90 days of adoption and sought tariff protection against foreign competition. In Toronto Maj. Gen. W B Lindsay, famed for Vimy Ridge, was found dead likely from heart disease.
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Washington
Industrial Recovery Law
Textile Industry
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Department of Commerce
Sloan
Toronto
W. B. Lindsay
Royal Canadian Engineers
Vimy Ridge
Spanish airmen die in crash over Tabasco lagoon
Two Spanish transatlantic fliers Capt. Marino Barberan and Lieut. Joaquin Collar were found dead after their plane crashed en route from Havana to Mexico. Mexican aviation units were ordered to Minatitlan to convoy the bodies to Mexico City aboard a plane chartered by the Spanish embassy.
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Mexico
D. F
Minatitlan
Havana
Marino Barberan
Lieut
Joaquin Collar
Tabasco
Balvuena Field
Cuatro Vientos
Idaho Contest Leaders Hold To Positions
Local Miss Pocatello Miss Eastern Idaho and Miss Southeastern Idaho leaders retain top spots with Louise Woffington Effie Matsow and Helen Henderson leading in votes. Bay Idaho drive ends July 3. Final winners announced July 4 with standings next in The Tribune and The Journal. Ballots accepted at multiple downtown ballot boxes through Thursday night and at The Tribune Journal office on Monday.
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Miss Pocatello
Louise Woffington
Jean Halliwell
Grace Bryning
Lucille Myers
Margaret Stanley
Dorothy Manning
Thella Hess
Alma Willicke
Priscilla Henney
Pearl Jensen
Blackfoot
Erma Christensen
Firth
Maxine Williams
MEME
Seeees
Virginia Davis
Aperdeen
Naomi Hulse
Ririe
Miss Southeastern Idaho
Helen Henderson
Arimo
Verda Stoddard
Poca- Wed
Spees
Mildred Hubbard
Pocatello al
Marie Cornforth
Sylvia Cox
Miriam Walters
Effie Matsow
Ft. Hall
Kerma Keller
Whitney
Springs
Alma Stedtfeld
Marjorie Moore
Eileen Eschler
Arletta Farr
Ammy
Marie Hill
Franklin
Edith Crane
Tda Craner
Nelda Armstrong
Halliwell Drug Company
Cook Drug Co
Whittlesey Pharmacy
Witherspoon Drug Company
The
Tribune-Journal
Rites Held for Mountain States Telephone Employee
Final rites were held Monday at Hall mortuary chapel for Harry Mullen formerly with Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. He died in El Paso Texas last week. Mullen was escorted to Pocatello by J Jensen Shelley and L D 8 mis sionary. Speakers included Jensen Albert Clark and William Whitaker. Pallbearers were telephone company employees. Music by the First Ward L D S quartet. Interment at Mountainview Cemetery under Hall mortuary direction.
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Hall Mortuary Chapel
Harry Mullen
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
el Paso
Texas
Pocatello
J. Jensen
Shelley
Southern States L. D. 8
Mr. Jensen
Albert Clark
William Whitaker
Telephone Company
First Ward
L. D. S. Quartet
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Wheat Dumping ThreatSaves Grain Parley
London June 27 AP A renewed threat of chaos and price shocks from a 500,000,000 bushel American and Canadian wheat surplus prompted the big four negotiations to pause. Stanley M Bruce urged Australia to join, while US and Canadian representatives pressed for action to curb world markets. Bennett and the Americans remained hopeful Australia would align.
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Alvin Hallman
London
Stanley M. Bruce
Australia
United States
Argentine
Canada
Bruce
R. B. Bennett
Board to Hear Many Appeals in Boise July Session
The Idaho state board of pardons will hear about 70 appeals at its regular July 5 meeting in Boise. Cases include William Fox and J L McCarroll seeking clemency for life murder sentences tied to the 1931 Newdale liquor war.
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Boise
William Fox
J. L. McCarroll
State Board of Pardons
Fox
McCarroll
Gerald Clark
Newdale
Fremont County
David Minton
Lyda Southard
State Penitentiary
Minton
Ea F. Meyer
Twin Falls
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica Cal June 27 Will Rogers writes about Hugh Johnson and the recovery act arguing for limited factory expansion and modest gains for workers and stockholders. He praises Baruch and notes opposition from industrialists while commenting on the President's choices.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Barney Baruch
Will
Fog Holds Roosevelt at Rogue Island Harbor
President Roosevelt loafs aboard Amberjack II off Rogue Island Me awaiting Norman H. Davis. Davis arrives on the destroyer Bernadou to brief on Geneva disarmament talks. Also aboard are Marvin H. McIntyre and James Roosevelt returning from a repeal vote in Boston.
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Lakeman Bay
Rogue Island
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
America
Davis
Boston
Bernadou
Marvin H. McIntyre
James Roosevelt
States Decide Repeal Today In Dual Ballots
West Virginia and California vote on prohibition repeal amid hopes of strong turnout. West Virginia, the first Southern traditional state to weigh repeal, sparks pivotal expectations as drys and wets mobilize. California moves on from its own prohibition law repeal last November, with fourteen states already supporting repeal.
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West Virginia
California
Little Mountain
Big State
Wets
Drys
Prohibition
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
United Repeal Council
Prohis To Lose Jobs In Idaho And West
Attorney General Cummings announced furloughs and dismissals for more than 1,300 prohibition bureau employees. The layoffs, effective June 30, aim to save 4 million dollars in the next fiscal year. Idaho will lose 5 jobs. Washington 23. other states listed. Names of those affected were not released.
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Idaho
Washington
Cummings
Prohibition Bureau
Congress
Lewis Douglas
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho Kiwanis delegates attend 17th international meet
R J Vaughn governor of the Utah Idaho Kiwanis district spoke to delegates at the Kiwanis International convention in Los Angeles praising Idaho clubs for hundreds of community welfare activities. A banquet that evening hosted Carl Endicott Kiwanis president and other officials as guests of honor.
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Los Angeles
Specis
R. J. Vaughn
Helper
Utah
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Idaho
Carl E. Endicott
Huntington, Ind
30-Cent Wheat Tax Planned by Farm Heads
Administrators of the farm act plan a 30 cent per bushel processing levy on wheat used in milling and food production. They expect to announce soon and aim to start in early July, with the rate tied to the gap between current and parity prices, though they argue several averaging options exist.
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Washington
Wallace
Shopmen to Return July 5 for Thirteen Day Run
Short Line officials did not confirm but indicated workers in local shops would return July 5 for a 13 day stretch, affecting about 500 men. June saw 15 day work. many long out of payroll were rehired. The shops closed last Friday with a small force of about 80 kept on for the month.
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Short Line
Wheat Price Advances 10 Cents on Local Market
Fight fans of Pocatello and vicinity are invited to attend The Tribune Journal company's fight party in front of the newspaper offices Thursday evening when Jack Sharkey, world heavyweight champion, defends his title against Primo Carnera in a 15 round bout at New York. The fight will start at about 6 30 p m Pocatello time and will be phoned round by round as received over the Associated Press wire direct from the ringside. Madison Square Garden officials announce there will be no broadcast.
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Pocatello
Tribune-Journal Company
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
New York
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Four Men Beat Salt Lake Boy in Canyon Kidnapping
Roy Backman an 18 year old son of Salt Lake chamber official Gus P Backman reported four men kidnapped him after midnight. They forced him from his car at a traffic signal into their vehicle, drove to Emigration Canyon and beat him severely. He returned to his car and drove home.
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Salt Lake City
Roy Backman
Gus P. Backman
Salt Lake
W. L. Payne
Emigration Canyon
Backman
Moley heads to London via Plymouth after Irish visit
Assistant Secretary of State Raymond Moley, shifting plans, will land at Plymouth aboard the Manhattan and reach London by 11:30 p.m. to attend the world economic conference. He will bring reports from Washington to Secretary Hull and fellow American delegates.
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Cobh
Irish Free State
Raymond Moley
London
Plymouth
Manhattan
Moley
Baseball Scores From Day Across Leagues
American League games feature Detroit edging New York and Chicago blanking Philadelphia, while Cleveland and Washington split. In the National League Cincinnati and Brooklyn produced a high scoring affair, Boston routed St Louis, and Chicago Philadelphia, Pittsburgh New York games postponed by rain or field conditions.
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Detroit
New York
Brown and
Dickey
Marberry and Hayworth
Cleveland
R. H. E. Washing
Thomas and
Sewell
Harder
Connally and Myatt
St. Louis
Roun
Boston
Andrews and
Ferrell
Gray and Shea
Chicago
R. H. E. Philadela
Cain
Coombs
Oliver
Madjeski
Miller
Brooklyn
R. H. E Cincinnati
Johnson
Kolp
Lombardi
Benge
Lopez
R. H. E. St. Louis
Walker
Wilson
Mangum
Spoh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Fairbanks Jr Shows Slight Improvement Overnight
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. rested comfortably at his mother Mrs. Jack Whiting’s home after a night of fever that rose then fell. Doctors hospital reports indicate he is ill with lobar pneumonia and his condition is currently improved but serious.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Jack Whiting
Fairbanks
Doctors Hospital
Great Britain Regains Ryder Cup from U S
Great Britain defeats the United States 64 to 54 to capture the Ryder Cup after two days of tense golf. Syd Easterbrook clinched the win with a 1 up, 36 hole victory over Densmore Shute as British singles victories and earlier foursomes dominance sealed the rally.
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Southport
England
Great Britain
United States
Syd Easterbrook
Densmore Shute
Walter Hagen
A. J. Lacey
Prince of Wales
Easterbrook
Gene Sarazen
Alfred H. Padgham
Craig Wood
W. H. Davies
Horton Smith
Charles Whitcombe
Beer flows in Pocatello as sales surge in 3.2 beer era
The Tribune reports heavy beer sales in Pocatello with three truckloads delivered to west side shops. Drug stores show brisk early volumes with ten to thirty cases daily. many purchases occur at the fountain. Inkom tourists buy seven to eight cases daily. Prices stand at twenty cents a bottle as shipments rise, with wholesalers sourcing from local houses or Idaho licensed trucks. Women drink as men, and demand remains strong.
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Pocatello
The
Tribune
Inkom
Idaho
Disarmament Conference to Adjourn to October 16
Geneva reporting that the steering committee of the world disarmament conference recommended adjourning the talks until October 16. The main body will meet Thursday to confirm. a July 3 resumption was planned earlier.
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Geneva
Navy to Spend Millions on Construction in 1934 Plan
Washington officials outline a fiscal year Navy program totaling about 400 million dollars with 270 to 316 million already assured. President Roosevelt set aside 238 million from public works for new ship building and Secretary Swanson earmarked 46 million for initial first year spending on 32 vessels. An additional 84 million is planned for shore station work and modernization, to be funded from public works.
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Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Swanson
Public Works Fund
Naval
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