Hitler Stands at Crossroads of Nazi Reign
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler facing a key choice as rival factions press for influence. Radical Goebbels Rosenberg push for total Nazi control including religion, while Hess Frick and Goering urge a more moderate approach amid mounting domestic and international tensions.
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Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Joseph Goebbels
Alfred Rosenberg
Third Reich
Vatican
Rudolph Hess
Wilhelm Frick
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Ernst Boehm
Reich
Byng
Williams resigns welfare post to pursue House bid
Idaho welfare commissioner Williams will quit July 15 to focus on his Democratic candidacy for the second district congressional seat. He predicts the field will drop to about six competitors by August 16, naming Terrell and Clark from Pocatello and Masters of Blackfoot among likely rivals. Williams says he will be replaced within days.
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Boise
Wewls Williams
Idaho
Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
D. Worth Clark
Ira H. Masters
Blackfoot
Twin Falls County
Williams
Harold Yeamans
Buh
John Robertson
Twin Falls
Pr Segee Post
Ben Roas
Scouts in Final Week of Camping at Camp Ten Day
Boy scouts at Camp Ten Day enter the last week of the summer program with 40 boys in attendance. Parry Harrison, area camp chairman, reports strong turnout despite economic conditions and calls the character building work well supported. Thursday night at 8 the council fire ring program closes. Public invited. Roads in fine condition.
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Tenday
Parry Harrison
Bombings Back Austria as Nazi Hostages Held
Widespread bomb outrages rock Austria on the twenty fifth anniversary of the Sarajevo assassination. A main railway line near Bludenz is wrecked and trains delayed. Barthou’s train passes before the blast. Explosions hit Salzburg Innsbruck Graz and Kufstein. police seek bombers while Nazi and socialist hostages are jailed.
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Vienna
Austria
Louis Barthou
Bludenz
Barthou
Paris
Archduke Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Graz
Judenberg
Styria
Meuhlau
Innsbruck
Heimwehr
Home Guard
Heimwehrmen
Dollfuss
Ernst von Starhemberg
Heil Hitler
Salzburg
Mittenwald
Tyrol
Kufstein
Anstetten
Will Rogers Reacts to Roosevelts Address
Beverly Hills reporter Will Rogers comments on Franklin D. Roosevelt preparing to speak to the nation. He praises the president’s confidence and states his belief that the country is nearing recovery, noting Roosevelt has heavy investment in the recovery effort.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Roosevelt
Will
Scottsboro defendants Norris and Patterson face execution
Alabama supreme court upholds death sentences for Clarence Norris and Heyward Patterson in the Scottsboro case and sets execution for August 31. The court strikes a bill of exceptions in Patterson's case, while ruling the jury list was fair and non-discriminatory. An appeal to the US Supreme Court will be pursued by defense counsel.
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State Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court Today
Clarence Norris
Heyward Patterson
Scottsboro
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Attorney’ General
Th Supreme Court
Ords
Norris
Lucien D. Gardner
Gardner
Victoria Price
Paint Rock
New York
Alabama Supreme Court
Heywood Patterson
United States Supreme Court
Samuel 8. Leibowitz
Reds Converge on California
California is named a focal point in a communist world movement as Acting Governor Merriam cites strong laws to curb violence. Sacramento organizer Albert Hogardy claims strikes in Imperial and San Joaquin areas fit a broad campaign to overthrow governments. Communists run schools in Los Angeles San Francisco and Sacramento teaching hundreds of men and women.
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San Francisco
California
Imperial
San Joaquin
Albert Hogardy
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Idaho to Enlist 946 Men in CCC
Idaho plans enrollment or reenrollment of 946 men in the Civilian Conservation Corps from July 1 to July 10. The current quota totals 4,770 with 1,000 juniors, 3,670 local experienced men, and 100 war veterans. Officers estimate 236 juniors 672 local experienced men and 39 veterans will fill the vacancies under Capt. P. J. Dodd Boise CCC district commander.
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Idaho
CCC
Boise
Civilian Conservation Corps
P. J. Dodd
Boize
Ninth Corps
United States Army
Dodd
Utah Weather Outlook Tonight and Friday
Pair of forecasts show little temperature change. Meteorologists expect stable conditions with light winds and no precipitation.
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Idaho
Handicapped Dionne Quintuplets Reach Midpoint Milestone
Corbeil Ontario June 28 the Dionne quintuplets now one month old continue to grow stronger in their incubator care at home. Dr A R Dafoe calls their condition satisfactory as weights show progress from 10 pounds 1 14 ounces to 13 pounds 3 ounces in seven days. The mother remains bedridden while Ovila Dionne keeps up with farm duties.
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Corbeil, Ont
Corbeil
A. R. Dafoe
Ovila Dionne
Dillinger Death Claimed by Former Associate
In St Paul and Chicago reports, John Dillinger is declared dead. Albert Reilly, jailed on harboring charges, said Tommy Carroll told him in Minneapolis that Dillinger was dead after Carroll’s murder in Waterloo Iowa on June 7. Crown Point carrier Robert Volk identified Dillinger at a Cubs Dodgers game at Wrigley Field, confirming the fugitive’s presence.
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ST. Paul
John Dillinger
Albert
Pat) Reilly
Reilly
Tommy Carroll
Minneapolis
Carroll
Waterloo
Iowa
Dillinger
Chicago
Crown Point
Ind
Scores from Today's American League Games
In Detroit Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 7 1 Batteries Jones Heving Madjeski Marberry Rowe Cochrane. In Washington New York 0 0 0 3 0 1 Washing 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Ruffing Dickey Weaver Phillips. In Philadelphia Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Philadelphia 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Batteries Welch Mulligan Pennock Ferrell Dietrich Berry. Only games scheduled.
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Detroit
Chicago
Jones
Heving
Madjeski
Marberry
Rowe
Cochrane
Washington
New York
Ruffing
Dickey
Weaver
Phillips
Philadelphia
R.H. E. Boston
Philadel'ia
Welch
Mulligan
Pennock
R. Ferrell
Dietrich
Berry
Rotary Luncheon Draws Guests From Near And Far
A group of out of town and Pocatello residents attended the Rotary Club noon luncheon. Guests included Bill Cannon from Ukiah California John E Welton and C E Thomas of Ogden Frank Ryan Le Grande Young Weiser John W Hutchings of Fostoria Ohio Fred Fenton of Boise and Ernest Schneider of Chicago Pocatello guests were E Moberly Henry Brady and B Thomas Roy L Black spoke on Framing the Constitution Rae Stratford presided in the president’s absence Special music by a quartet D B Cleaves Phillip Fever F E MacKenzie and W J Cornell with R D Merrill in charge of the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Rotary Club
Bill Cannon
Ukiah
Cal
John E. Welton
C. E. Thomas
Ogden
Frank Ryan
le Grande Young
Weiser
John W. Hutchings
Fostoria
Ohio
Fred Fenton
Boise
Ernest Schneider
Chicago
E. Moberly
Henry Brady
B. Thomas
Roy
Samuel N. Berry Dies at 71 Leader of Railway Conductors
Samuel N. Berry, 71, longtime president of the Order of Railway Conductors since 1931, died at his Cedar Rapids home after a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by his family.
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Oo. BR. C
Cedar Rape
Samuel N. Berry
the Order of Railway Conductors
Long Ulness
Waukee Becomes New Center of Labor Unrest
Nationwide labor unrest reports show violence in several cities as thousands protest amid strikes. In Milwaukee tear gas and clubs drove crowds. Harriman saw a union executive abducted. Birmingham reached a miners accord ending a seven week strike amid bombings. Harriman Hosiery Company closure sparks job suspensions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harriman
Tenn
Edward F. McGrady
Roosevelt
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Pittsburgh
Fred Held
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Harriman Hosiery
NRA
Arthur Besse
Wool Textile Code Authority
White House Announces Settlement of Steel Strike
Settlement reached to avert a threatened steel strike. An arbitration board of three members will hear differences and both employers and employees accept its jurisdiction.
Three Women Die in Cheyenne Explosion and Fire
A gas explosion and ensuing blaze destroyed two two story buildings in Cheyenne Wyoming killing three women and injuring two others. Firemen battled the flames for hours as investigators searched the ruins for additional victims.
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Cheyenne Business District
Cheyenne
Wyo
Silver Industry Is Given Boost
Information from the Bureau of the Mint to Senator Wheeler shows mints will accept silver from ore dumps and tailings at 64.5 cents an ounce. The change clarifies inclusion of this recovered silver in the government purchasing program and boosts western silver activity.
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Washington
Wheeler
D., Mont
Bureau of the Mint
Clash in Shanghai as British police clash with Japanese sailors
Rioting erupted in Shanghai's international settlement when British officers tried to arrest two Japanese sailors. Bricks missiles and bottles flew as crowds of Japanese attacked police. Reinforcements from British and Japanese naval patrols ended the incident with the sailors placed under naval custody.
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Shanghai
Darrow Quits Review Board and NRA Clash
Clarence Darrow resigns as chair of the national recovery review board. W. W. Neal, a Marion North Carolina textile manufacturer, succeeds him as vice-president. The board will wind up in days as Darrow plans a Europe trip amid friction with the NRA and heated exchanges over the reports.
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Washington
Clarence Darrow
National Recovery Review Board
W. W. Neal
Marion
N. C
NRA
Johnson
Charles B. Russell
Darrow
Russell
Roosevelt
Government to buy 10 million head of livestock
Washington officials announced a broadened farm administration plan to purchase up to 10 million head of drought area livestock, including about 5 million sheep, to aid farmers hit by the dry spell. Prices expected near $2 per head. aim to buy before winter to relieve forage shortages and reduce stock losses.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Mississippi
Dakotas
Utah
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
President Roosevelt Signs Taylor Public Domain Bill
President Roosevelt signed the Taylor bill to place grazing lands under interior department control. The act creates grazing districts totaling up to 80 million acres and authorizes water and soil conservation, with preferences for local land and water users under federal regulation. Private landowners within districts may exchange land with federal property if deemed in the public interest.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taylor
Secretary of Interior
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
British Refuse U. S. Debt Plan
Washington reports Britain rejected a U S debt hint to settle in goods saying payments in kind face economic objections. The British note argues such deliveries would not satisfy America and warned that failure to be paid for all exports could reduce Britain’s purchases of cotton and other goods from the United States.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Two Hundred Die in Indian Flood Disaster
Calcutta reports swelling flood toll in Assam with 200 dead and 1500 square miles submerged. Some 300 villages ruined as residents cling to treetops awaiting relief, while the government orders an aerial survey to target aid efforts.
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Calcutta
Assam
Universal Pictures seeks unusually beautiful girls for film bios
The Pocatello chamber of commerce reports Universal Pictures will hire unusually beautiful girls for a screen biography of Ploreny the Follies producer. Studio requests face and figure photos sent to the studio and free screen tests in Hollywood majors for selected applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Universal Pictures Corporation
Ploreny
Hollywood
Housing bill becomes law as Roosevelt signs program
President Roosevelt signed the housing bill to revive industry and boost home construction with hundreds of millions for new homes and modernization. The National Retail Lumber Dealers Association ordered a ten percent cut in lumber and building material prices to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Roosevelt
Congress
Factor Released From County Jail
CHICAGO June 28 John Factor nemesis of the Roger Touhy gang was free today to strike again at the kidnap racket Factor who helped send Roger Touhy and three associates to the state penitentiary on 99 year sentences for kidnapping him for ransom was released yesterday from the county jail at Sycamore where he had been held for 64 days pending possible extradition to England on a 7 000 000 stock fraud charge Almost immediately he came to Chicago by airplane and declared he would stay on the job until other members of the Touhy gang are rounded up both for my safety and the safety of the general public
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Chicago
John Factor
Roger Toushy
Factor
Roger Touhy
State Penitentiary
Sycamore
England
Touhy
Farewell Testimonial For Elder Dwaine Madsen
A farewell testimonial honoring Elder Dwaine Madsen will be held at Ward L D 8 chapel at 8:30 p.m. He departs for the East Central States mission reporting to Lake City July 2 and beginning service July 12. Elder Madsen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B Madsen of 243 Park Avenue.
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Dwaine Madsen
East Central States Mission
L. D
Priday
Aon
B. Madsen
Park Avenuue
Lake City
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Rotary
Waukee
White House
Margaret Mitchell
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James McGinley
Star Rooms
Joe Paris
Evelyn Davis
Winson
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James Kirkwood, Jr
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