Hitler orders Steel Helmet to remain. bans public meetings
Berlin June 27 Adolf Hitler assured Franz Seldte that the Steel Helmet veterans' group will not be dissolved and ordered Col Ernst Boehm to halt Nazi attacks on the organization. State police barred public Steel Helmet meetings in Arnsberg and forbade wearing uniforms or badges there as tensions rise over the fate of the 3 million strong force.
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Adolf Hitler
Franz Seldte
War Veterans’ Organization
Steel Helmet
Ernst Boehm
Storm Troopers
Hitler
Arnsberg
Supreme Storm
Reichswehr
National Army
Suspect Held in Twin Falls Counterfeit Case
Frank Bassford, 27, held in Twin Falls on counterfeit currency possession charges linked to notes from Pocatello. He faced $2,000 bail after arraignment. nine counterfeit $5 notes found on another suspect, James Hovermale, 43, formerly of Eden Idaho, arrested at Pocatello. Hovermale's past includes a Hazelton bank robbery conviction reversed and parole status at arrest. Flossie Lembert, 39, also arrested.
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Twin Falls
Frank Bassford
Pocatello
Bassford
United States
F. 8. Bell
James Hovermale
Hovermale
Eden
Idaho
Hazelton
San Quentin
Flossie Lembert
Jacobs Defeated by Rain Delays Wimbledon Singles Progress
At Wimbledon on June 27, American champion Helen Jacobs was idle as rain delayed play. Seeded women advanced to the third round while Jacobs, paired with Sarah Palfrey and Carolin Babcock, won in the second round. Virginia Rice of Boston was eliminated.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Virginia Rice
Broken Cylinder Ends Air Voyage
Meridian Mississippi reports a broken cylinder ended the Key brothers endurance flight after 123 hours aloft. Al and Fred Key landed at 10:45 p m Central Time after taking off at 7:39 p m last Thursday. They traveled 7000 miles in six days and plan another attempt when arrangements are ready.
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Meridian
Miss
Key
Fred Key
U.S. Plans Large Expansion of CCC Employment
Washington reports fifty thousand more civilian conservation corps workers will be added next month under a five hundred twenty five million drought relief program. 22 drought states will host 150 to 200 new camps with 250 men each, supported by eleven state lists and Fechner estimating three months in camp.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Robert H. Fechner
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
National Parks and Forestry Services
W. Frank Person
Labor Department
Emergency Works Council
Police search liner for murder clues in Agnes Turverson case
New York June 27 AP police scoured the S. S. Olympic for blood evidence from Agnes Colonia Turverson. The hunt centers on her husband Captain Ivan Poderny and a Vienna detainee. A 16 man team inspected a cabin with rug pillows and four test tubes of shavings.
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New York
Agnes Colonia Turverson
Ivan Ivanovitch Poderny
Vienna
Sally Turverson
Poderay
Poderjay
England
Scores From Today Across Multiple Baseball Games
American Rab 000 000 000-0 Boston 200 310 00x-6. Pearson Bean Lee and Myatt H Johnson and R Ferrell. Chicago 000 400 003 00-7 New York 130 000 120 01-8. Boston Herring Madjeski Gomez Murphy and Dickey. American Detroit at Philadelphia postponed wet grounds. St Louis at Washington postponed rain. Philadelphia 000 000 010-1 70 Pittsburgh 000 011 20x-4. C Davis Johnson Wilson French Padden New York. St Louis 2 0 0 4 Schumacher Mancuso Danning J Dean Delancey. Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 Chicago 0 4 0 0 1 Munns Zachary Lopez Bush Hartnett. Boston 0 3 1 4 0 0 0-8 110 Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0-4 73 Smith Hogan Kleinhans Frey Stout Lombardi.
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Pearson
Bean
Lee
Myatt
H. Johnson
R. Ferrell
Chicago
New York
Herring
Madjeski
Gomez
Murphy
Dickey
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
C. Davis
Johnson and Wilson
French
Padden
Cincinnati
Smith and Hogan
Kleinhans
Frey
Stout
Lombardi
Hen Becomes Rooster in Somethings to Crow About
In Trochu Alta Pred Goodsell reports his hen halted egg production and gradually transformed into a rooster. The comb lengthened, wattles grew, and a pronounced crow emerged, marking a surprising poultry change.
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Trochu
Alta
Goodsell
Idaho Weather Briefing Amid Light South Region Showers
Partly cloudy Idaho forecast with isolated showers in the south. A late tonight or Thursday shower is noted with slightly warmer temperatures expected in the southern portion.
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Idaho
South Portion
South Porson
Labor Board Named to Handle Walkout
President Roosevelt invoked the Wagner act to settle the Pacific coast longshoremen strike of 27 000 workers. The labor board includes Bishop Edward J. Hanna O K Cushing and Edward F McGrady assisting Secretary of Labor. Violence erupted in Milwaukee streetcar strike with 100 police deployed. Harriman Hosiery workers plan a march on relief HQ over NRA blue eagle revocation. Port Portland braces for waterfront disruption as gangs operate in harbor area and crews prepare to restart cargo.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Edward J. Hanna
O. K. Cushing
Edward F. McGrady
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Harriman Hosiery Mills
Harriman
Tenn
Emergency Relief Administration
NRA
William Green
American Federation
Great Lakes
Harriman Sentenced to Four and a Half Years in Prison
Joseph W. Harriman former president of the Harriman National Bank and Trust company was sentenced to four and a half years in prison on 16 counts for falsification of bank records and misapplication of funds. Execution stayed until next Tuesday to seek further stay. Judge Knox urged steadfast public trust.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank & Trust Company
Harriman
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Knox
Twin Falls Man Grilled by Police
In Lowell Massachusetts a 25 year old Twin Falls Idaho man who called himself George Gregg was taken in for questioning in the Tyngsboro double murder case. Police found a razor edged axe on him as they sought to determine a possible lead in the Caquettes deaths.
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Lowell
Mass
George Gregg
Twin Falls
Idaho
Paul A. Caquette
Tyngsboro
Gregg
Paul
Alice
Will Rogers Lights Up Washington Echo On Campaign Stakes
Beverly Hills June 27 Will Rogers notes Congressmen arriving from Washington face tough task of winning re election this fall. He jokes about promises to voters and defers to Roosevelt for guidance as the political grind begins.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Rail Workers To Get Raise
Washington June 27 AP reports railroad workers nationwide will gain increased basic wages when the April signed agreement with managers and employers takes effect. The pay cut of 10 percent from two years ago will be restored in stages with one quarter back July 1, another quarter January 1, and the full deduction undone by April 1, 1935. Government employees also receive a 5 percent restoration of a 15 percent cut starting July 1, with the first 1 percent retroactive to February 1.
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Washington
Licensed Idaho banks in best condition ever
Idaho state finance commissioner reports all but three banks insured and sound, with about 31 closed banks being liquidated. Deposits total around 2 million, with insured deposits up to 5000 via federal program. Dividend payments to creditors and depositors proceed as liquidations continue under federal and state supervision.
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Idaho
Ben Diefendorf
The
Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Insurance Corporation
Federal Corporation
E. N. Johnson
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Farm Credit Agencies
Reconstriction Finance Corporation
Defenbach Seeks Ross Gubernatorial Nomination
Byron Defenbach of Boise former state treasurer and two time governor candidate obtained primary petition blanks ahead of the Republican primary on August 14. He joins H F Fall J Wesley Holden and Frank L Stephan in the race. Williams also announced for Congress in the Second district pending the August 14 Democratic primary.
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Boise
Byron Defenbach
H F, Fall
Blackfoot
J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
Frank L. Stephan
Twin Falls
C Ben Ross
Campaig
Lewis Williams
Idaho
Williams
Malad
Prince of Wales Cools Matrimony Rumors in London
The Prince of Wales, turning 40, attended a dinner dance in honor of Princess Juliana of Holland, fueling renewed marriage rumors after years of speculation. Princess Juliana, 25, is in London for the season, and the pair have long been linked to matrimony inquiries.
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London
Prince of Wales
Wales
Briton Cotton Opens Open Lead With Subpar 67
Henry Cotton the British Open leader after the first round at Royal St George's fired a subpar 67 to lead by three strokes over Fred Taggart. Denny Shute sits four back after a 71 with Joe Kirkwood Gene Sarazen and MacDonald Smith eight to ten behind.
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Sandwich
Eng
Henry Cotton
Royal St. Georges
Cotton
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Fred Taggart
Brakeman H C Rouse Dies in Ashton Mishap
Ashton reports Oregon Short Line brakeman Harry C. Rouse aged about 40 or 45 was killed at noon today when he was crushed between a switch engine and a car while coupling near Ashton. D T Morton was the engine driver. Survived by widow Minnie and a daughter Mrs. Frank McMillen of Philadelphia. See-daughter presence unknown.
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Ashton
H. C. Rouse
Pocatello
Oregon
D. T. Morton
Harry C. Rouse
Rouse
West Day
Victor
Idaho Druggists Close Convention in Lewiston
Boise will host next year's Idaho State Pharmaceutical association meeting after closing session in Lewiston. Charles Carter was elected president with J Earl Davis Idaho Falls Clyde R Isenbure Rupert as vice presidents Elmer B Williams named executive secretary treasurer and four directors were re elected J P Halliwell Pocatello A A Walker Boise H T Davis Emmett and J B Ostrander Walden.
Pecora Likely To Chair New Securities Commission
President Roosevelt signaled Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for the senate banking committee, will serve a year as chairman of the new securities and exchange commission. Though undecided on full membership, Pecora’s chairmanship is widely anticipated. Landis and Mathews were floated as possible members. Pecora favored private practice but agreed to lead the commission temporarily if offered.
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Roosevelt
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
New Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Pecora
James M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
New Commission
George C. Mathews
Senate
Missing Van Nuys businessman Smalley sought in coast search
Federal authorities and police pursued leads as George Smalley, a wealthy Van Nuys businessman and California state assembly candidate, vanished after leaving Washington on June 16. Relatives said he planned to file his nominating petition but did not return, with clues pointing to travel via South Carolina and Kansas City.
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van Nuys
Calif
George Smalley
California State Assembly
Smalley
Washington
D. C
Thomas Delehanty
Department of the Interior
Delehanty
Ecommerce Department
Ambassador Hotel
South Carolina
Kansas City
Baptists Urged to Act Against Movies at Convention
In Nashville twelve thousand Southern Baptist ministers were urged by Dr. M. E. Dodd to join a movement against films and picture places deemed destructive to home and religious ideals. Dodd called the box office a vital target and warned that mere resolutions are insufficient to make religion real and effective.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist
M. E. Dodd
Shreveport
Southern Baptist Convention
Constable, moving crew stung in furniture deal dispute
At BTUNG Media Utah area a constable and a moving crew confronted Mrs. Colwell McClure over furniture delivery directed by her estranged husband. They arrived to seize items but were thwarted as seven prize hives were disturbed. crew relocated but furniture remained. Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions expected in the west portion.
Tugwell claims big business seeks to wreck AAA program
Des Moines June 27 Rexford Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture accused large firms of opposing the New Deal farm program stressing his conservative stance while urging stabilization of American values. He denounced big canners packers millers and milk distributors for blocking licensing powers and warned that processors aim to overthrow the agricultural adjustment program and push a hog processing tax.
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Tugwell
Des Moines
Rexford G. Tugwell
Agriculture
Senate
AAA
Jute Bag Tax Relief Bill Signed by President
President Roosevelt signed a bill to ease processing taxes on jute cotton burlap and hogs and allow refunds on floor taxes when processing fees drop. The act enables adjusted floor taxes and extends collection timelines up to 180 days upon Agriculture Department advice.
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Washington
Pope
Ida
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Agriculture Department
Rotarians Elect Next President
Rotarians elect Robert L. Hill of Columbia Missouri as president of Rotary International succeeding John Nelson of Montreal. Postmaster General James A Farley says no danger of college professors steering President Roosevelt away from his planned course and praises the president's firm mindset and practical leadership.
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Detroit
Robert L. Hill
Columbia
Rotary International Today
John Nelson
Montreal
James A. Farley
Rotary International
Roosevelt
Roosevelt expected to veto farm mortgage relief bill
Congressional leaders say President Roosevelt will veto the Frazier Lemke measure granting a six year moratorium on farm mortgage payments. Attorney General Cummings has submitted a constitutional report on the measure. The bill would let farmers reduce debt while keeping their lands with 1 percent interest on reappraised value.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cummings
Congress
Ram Sale Set for Aug. 15 in Idaho
Boise June 27 The 13th annual ram sale by the Idaho Wool Growers Association will be at Filer August 15, secretary M. C. Claar announced. Entries close July 15. About one thousand blackface rams are expected to be entered from many parts of the state.
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Boise
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Filer
M. C. Claar
Claar
Meny Parla
Bridge authority Milton C. Work dies at 69 in Philadelphia
Milton C. Work, renowned bridge instructor and author, died in a Philadelphia hospital at age 69 after months of illness. A former lawyer turned bridge educator, he authored more than twenty books and popularized the contract and auction bridge systems while teaching thousands through writings, lectures, and syndicated articles.
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Philadelphia
Milton C. Work
Testimony Ends in Norma Millen Case at Dedham Trial
In Dedham Massachusetts Norma Millen’s murder and robbery conspiracy trial closes testimony before noon. Defense attorney George A. Douglas begins final argument after Millen completes a brief re direct and answers a few prosecutor questions. The 19 year old daughter of a former clergyman faces charges tied to the slaying of a policeman.
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Mass
Norma Millen
George A. Douglas
Norma
Edmund R. Dewing
Chie
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