Liebowitz To Defend Irwin For Murders In New York
Debonair sculptor Robert Irwin, held without bail, retained famed criminal attorney Samuel Liebowitz to defend him in a triple slaying case on Beekman Hill. Irwin appeared briefly in homicide court, seeking delays as he faces charges of the strangulation of Veronica Gedeon and the killings of two others, with the defense citing a love gone wrong as motive.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Beekman Hill
Samuel Liebowitz
Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Gedeon
Homicide
Ronnie
Relief bill trimmed as conferees reach quick agreement
Senate and house conferees settled on a $1 5 billion relief bill today after cutting $8 million from the public works administration funds. WPA totals drop from $367 million to $359 million and other changes are minor. The panel also deleted a clause forcing disclosure of WPA officer names and salaries, dropping a Davis provision aimed at limiting political use of jobs.
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Washington
Senate
House
Public Works Administration
PWA
Conference Committee
Works Progress Administration
Davis
D-Pa
Ford Denies Labor Claim in NLRB Charges
Ford Motor attorney Louis J. Colombo called the National Labor Relations Board charges untrue and said the firm had not violated the act. He said a formal answer would be filed after further investigation, with no other comment at this time.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Act
Louis J. Colombo
Colombo
Fourth of July Wedding Planned in Santa Monica
In Los Angeles on June 28 a July 4 ceremony is planned for Commander Earl Winfield Spencer, first husband of the Duchess of Windsor, and Mrs. Norma Rees Johnson. Lieutenant William Rafferty, chaplain of the Aircraft Carrier Ranger, to anchor off Santa Monica on July 4, will perform the ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Earl Winfield Spencer
Duchess of Windsor
Norma Rees Johnson
John Sard
William Rafferty
Ranger
Santa Monica
Mercury AJ 91 Advances to 91 at 2 PM Today
An unclear report notes Mercury AJ 91 reaching a 91 status at 2 PM. The fragment references Poca or Peintse and mentions a nine week period with a midweek update. Details are incomplete.
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Pocaor Peintse
Thousands return to work in two states amid steel strike
Maj. Gen. Bilson D. Light reports about 15,500 workers back in Youngstown area mills as back-to-work drives hit Ohio and Pennsylvania. C I O leaders say the 33 day strike may understate or discount figures, with Campbells and Brier Hill plants showing large influxes alongside Republic Steel shops.
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Ohio National Guard
Youngstown
Associated Press
Ohio
Bilson D. Light
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Steel
Cambria
Johnstown
Inland Steel Company
S.W.O.C
C.I
Republic
Three Little Girls Missing in Inglewood Case
In Inglewood California on June 28 police identified a former sailor as the probable kidnapper of three girls who disappeared Saturday. A nine and eleven year old girl and a playmate were last seen with a man in a park. Police caution no names released but say the suspect is a four times arrested former seaman.
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Inglewood
Calif
O. E. Campbell
Everett
Stephens
Olive Everett
Madeline
Melba
Jeanette Stephenes E Shtaw
Baldwin Hills
Ed Muir
Grace Builds Dairy Barns Fortify Grace Dairy Sector
Grace, Bannock county’s leading dairy community, drives expansion with five barns under construction, one done, and a seventh remodeled. Kraft-Phoenix and Gem Valley Swiss Cheese plants process 75,000 pounds of milk daily, signaling a strong season rise. Builders include E F Zieglar Henry Lloyd Blaine Whitehead Charles Hubbard and Will Harris. George Hogan completed a barn and J A Toane’s renovation already finished.
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Grace
Bannock County
A. E. Duke
Duke
Kraft-Phoenix
Gem Valley
E. F. Zieglar
Henry Lloyd
Blaine Whitehead
Charles Hubbard
Will Harris
George Hogan
J. A. Toane
No Contact Made With Kidnapers
Howard McDonnell, brother of missing Alice McDonnell Parsons, traveled from California to assist in the search and dismissed theories of any contact by the ransom note author after her disappearance on June 9 from a Long Island home. He expressed confusion over the lack of contact to date.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Alice McDonnell Parsons
Long Island
Howard McDonnell
California
Bomb explodes in automobile injures AFL organizer
A bomb exploded early today wrecking the car of Joseph O Loughlin an American Federation of Labor organizer and truck drivers local agent. The blast sent sleeping women and children from their beds and the device is believed to contain dynamite. Police reported the attack targeted the AFL organizer and his vehicle in Detroit.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Joseph O'laughlin
A. F
Weather Update: Partly Cloudy With Mild Temperature Rise
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a slight uptick in temperatures. Expect light winds and no significant precipitation across the region today. Highs nearby plus a few degrees warmer than yesterday.
Spokane gun club crowns Flaherty in PITA shoot
Spokane namesake Dr. Richard T. Flaherty wins state singles handicap and all around titles after three day PITA event. He posts 197 total with 100 straight Saturday and 97 yesterday. R. L. Flaherty leads in handicap with 22 yards 95 targets. J. O. Cotant and Frank Troeh follow in high scores.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Gun Club
Richard T. Flaherty
Flaherty
F. Troeh
Portland
Ore
E. J. Dearing
Dr. Flaherty
O. Houk
Boise
R. S. Hooper
Kelleg
C. Galloway
Greer
Idaho
J. O. Cotant
Pocatello
R. L. Flaherty
Frank Troeh
Guy Chiesman
American Ryder Cup Team Named
Southport England June 28 Captain Walter Hagen selected five men with British golf experience and three rookies to start defense of the Ryder Cup against Great Britain at Southport and Ainsdale. Sam Snead and Horton Smith were left out while Gene Sarazen paired with Danny Shute and Byron Nelson with Ed Dudley for the foursomes. Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta joined Tony Manero and Ralph Guldahl for the tandems.
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Southport
Eng
Walter Hagen
Great Britain
Ainsdale
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Gene Sarazen
Danny Shute
Byron Nelson
Ed Dudley
Tony Manero
Ralph Guldahl
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Idaho Men Accepted into Washington Reserve Officers Corps
June 28 report lists three men accepted into the reserve officers corps. James Patrick McGonigle of Pocatello as first lieutenant in the medical reserves, John McKell Bowen of Burley as second lieutenant in the cavalry reserves, and Ivan Teuscher of Geneva as second lieutenant in the cavalry reserves.
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Idaho
Washington
James Patrick McGonigle
Pocatello
John McKell Bowen
Burley
Ivan Teuscher
Geneva
Drowning Adds Ninth Victim on Snake River near Burley
A 9-year-old boy, Billy Dressell, son of Mr and Mrs David Dressell of Burley, drowned yesterday in 12 feet of water while fishing from the sugar factory pier one mile northwest of Burley.
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Burley
Snake River
Billy Dressell
David Dressell
Sugar Factory Pier
Congress May Be In Session For Long Time
Washington reports Democrats settled to enact a heavy administration program likely to keep Congress at work for weeks. Wages and Hours measures head the list along with a court bill. Senator Robinson said debate on the court bill should wait until after July 4. Rayburn and others predicted a long adjournment, perhaps August through September. The weekend social at Jefferson Island was described as purely social with no impact on the court issue.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
Rayburn
Texas
Wheeler
Montana
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
King
Utah
Lamneck
Ohio
Fourth of July Old Fort Hall Celebration Plans
Committees announce a three day Days of Old Fort Hall festival with a Saturday gunfire opening. The carnival features Death Dodgers, and Colburn Sorensen rodeo shines at the Fair Grounds. Sunday offers rodeo and carnival with a 7:30 p.m. patriotic program at First Ward Recreation Hall. A mammoth 11 a.m. parade leads to an evening pageant and fireworks at LSU stadium.
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Old Fort Hall
Fairgrounds
First Ward Recreation Hall
What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate routine business includes the Postoffice committee deciding whether to call Postmaster General Farley in the strike mail inquiry. The Labor committee considers a wage hour bill. A joint committee seeks agreement on a 1,500,000 relief bill. The House debates a farm tenancy bill.
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Postoffice Committee
Farley
Labor Committee
Joint
House
Plane crash in Nampa leads to coroner verdict here
A coroner's jury in Nampa Idaho found that Joseph Mutchler 27 died in the crash of an airplane piloted by Joseph Mutchler near here last Saturday afternoon. Kenneth Ann 17 and Joseph F Muthier 35 were passengers in the craft. The witnesses said the plane was flying low and dived into a hayfield before the crash. Mutchler’s body was sent to Billings Mont for funeral services. His bride of a year accompanied the body. Funeral services were held here today for Dunn.
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Nampa
Idaho
Joseph F. Muthier
Boise
Kenneth Ann
Joseph Mutchler
Here
W. B. Talley
Eddie Bryan
State Aeronautics
Glen Neel
Portland
Ore
Department of Commerce Airways
Department of Commerce
Washington
Talley
Earth
Mutchler
Billings
Mont
Dunn
Idaho funeral directors hold annual state convention
Idaho funeral directors gather for the Idaho Funeral Service Association convention in Boise with John W. Eberle of Pasadena stressing that three quarters of costs cover service while embalming and casket cost about one quarter. Delegates discuss ethics, Social Security impacts, and new legislation, with leaders from Moscow Boise Seattle and Blackfoot speaking and a banquet planned.
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John W. Eberle
Pasadena
National
Feneral Directors’ Association
Idaho Funeral Service Association
Robert M Terrell
H. R. Short
Moscow
Rollo C. Speer
Pocatello Baptist Church
J. F. Millenger
Boise
George S. Ryan
Seattle
Washington- Idaho Association
Colorado Guards Aid Grasshopper Front in Nine Counties
Colorado Springs dispatch reports national guardsmen deploying 58 trucks with sand and poison to halt a grasshopper invasion across nine counties in southeast Colorado. Federal aid includes 765 tons bran and 34 100 gallons poison. campaign led by extension entomologist Sam C McCampbell aims to stop spread within 10 days as pests threaten grain and pasture.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado National Guardsmen
Rocky Mountain
Sam C. McCampbell
Colorado
Schumacher Is Denver Champion In Golf Meet
Schumacher the Dallas born freshman golfer captured the trans Mississippi title at Cherry Hills, defeating Eddie Held of St Louis 1 up after 36 holes in a thrilling final. The 37-year-old meet featured Dawson losing to Held in the semifinals.
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Denver
Dor Schumacher
Dallas
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Cherry Hills
Schumacher
Texas
John Dawson
Chicago
Dawson
Held
Committee To Hear Court Amendment Proposals July 12
Senate judiciary committee will consider on July 12 all pending constitutional amendment proposals affecting the judiciary. Proposals include enlarging the Supreme Court. action has been delayed behind the Roosevelt court with older justices still serving.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt Court
Supreme Court
Soviet Aviators Visit President
Three Soviet trans polar fliers Valeri Chekalov George Baidukov and Alexander Beliakey made courtesy calls on President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull in Washington. Ambassador Troyanovsky presented them to the secretary of state and later escorted them to the White House.
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Washington
Russia
Valeri Chekalov
George Baidukov
Alexander Beliakey
Roosevelt
Hull
Alexander Troyanovsky
White House
Sun Valley appoints Ahlgrim railroad transportation agent
William H. Ahlgrim Jr was named transportation agent for Union Pacific at Sun Valley Idaho on June 28. He previously served as traffic agent in Portland Oregon.
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Sun Valley
Salt Lake City
William H. Ahlgrim, Jr
Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho
Portland
Treasury short of goal in Roosevelt budget plan
Treasury figures show the administration will fall about 200 million dollars short of its economy campaign goal. Expenditures July 1 to June 24 ran 7.883 billion, above the revised 7.781 billion estimate, widening the year's deficit to about 2.67 billion before debt retirement and lifting public debt to around 36.3 billion. Receipts through June 24 reached about 5.214 billion and are expected to near 5.28 billion by Wednesday, about 56 million over the revised estimate but 550 million under January projections.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Cult Leader Loses Press At Monticello Fire
Fire destroyed the interior of a one story brick building housing the San Juan Record office and plant in Monticello Utah. Damage was estimated at 3000 to 4000 dollars. The weekly paper founded by Mrs Marie M Ogden covered San Juan county events and her desert colony teachings.
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Monticello
Utah
San Juan Record
Marie M. Ogden
Ogden
Strange Religious Colony
San Juan County
Idaho liquor monopoly vows strict enforcement
Idaho officials announced that the two year old state liquor monopoly act will be rigidly enforced. Only 81 dispensaries and 28 stores may dispense alcohol by package. Internal Revenue Service records show hundreds of vendors hold federal stamps making them immune from treasury agents. The commission plans to contact law enforcement statewide to explain the act and seek cooperation to abate noncompliant owners.
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Idaho
United States Internal Revenue Office
Treasury Department
M. B. Yeaman
Spanish coast area shelled twice in Spanish Civil War
Valencia reports heavy shelling along the coast from Sagunto to Castellon with possible German ships involved. The attack extended about 30 miles north toward Castelion, with observers noting the Canarias cruiser as a possible attacker. Rome says Italy and Germany will not accept a complete Franco British neutrality patrol.
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Valencia
Spain
Sagunto
Castellon
Castelion
Craser Canarias
Rome
Italy
Germany
Budge and Parker Reach Wimbledon Semifinals
United States stars Don Budge and Frankie Parker advanced to the Wimbledon semifinals as Henry Austin and Baron Gottfried von Cramm also won to join the last four. Budge defeated Vivian McGrath 6-3 6-1 6-4, Parker beat Heinrich Henkel 6-3 7-5 4-6 4-6 6-2, Austin beat Bitsy Grant 6-1 7-5 6-4, and von Cramm edged Jack Crawford after five sets 6-3 8-6 3-6 2-6 6-2.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Don Budge
Frankie Parker
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
England
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Budge
Parker
von Cramm
Austin
America
Pred Perry
Vivian McGrath
Australia
Heinrich Henkel
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Jack Crawford
Salmon Meet With Pocatello Chamber Delegation
A delegation from the Pocatello chamber of commerce and officials will attend a state planning board meeting tonight in Salmon. Members include Paul Nash, B. E. Moberly, O. D. Garrison, F. B. MacKenzie, and H. E. Brady. Tuesday attendees will visit the Middle Fork of the Salmon.
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Salmon
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
State Planning Board
Paul Nash
B. E. Moberly
O. D. Garrison
F. B. MacKenzie
8. E. Brady
Middle Fork
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Kile
Louis
Braddock
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