Wood Making Bid For Title At Wimbledon
Sidney B. Wood Jr. advanced to the Wimbledon fifth round with a straight set win over Dave Jones 6-3 6-3 6-4. Crawford moved into the quarterfinals. Stoefen and Austin also reached the round of eight as Borotra and Brugnon opened doubles defense.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sidney B. Wood
Columbia University
Dave Jones
Wood
Jack Crawford
Jones
Crawford
Jiro Yamagishi
Lester Stoefen
H. G. N. Lee
England
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Kitty McKane Godfree
H. G. Lee
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
L. Hecht
Czechoslovakia
Shields
Christian Boussus
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Marcel Bernard
Andre Merlin
Railway Shopmen Favor Federation
Omaha Nebraska June 29 1939 Shop employes of the Union Pacific railroad will be represented by the American Federation of Labor after a tabulated vote. The ledger shows 4285 in favor of the A F of L and 2155 for the Shop Employes Association of the railroad. E J Connors and W M Jeffers announced the management will recognize the A F of L as official representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Department of the A. F. of L
Governor Langer Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
Governor William Langer, after winning the Republican nomination, was sentenced in federal court to 18 months in prison and a $10,000 fine for conspiracy to defraud the United States government. He and four others were convicted of soliciting funds from federal relief workers for The Leader, the administration newspaper.
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Pargo
N. D
William Langer
United States
Langer
Leader
Administration
Funeral notice for Harry Rouse on Sunday at 3 p.m
Members of the L. A. to B. of R. T. are requested to attend the funeral of Harry Rouse scheduled for Sunday at 3 p.m.
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L. A
R. T
Harry Rouse
Borah Celebrates 69th Birthday in D.C. Heat
Senator William E. Borah marked his 69th birthday in Washington as he worked long hours in his office amid summer heat. He told reporters he felt 100 percent better than a year ago after a period of illness and recuperation.
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Borah
Washington
William E. Borah
Around Town Highlights From Idaho News and Events
Mrs. Ralph Cameron of Cleveland visits her mother Mrs. A B Canfield and plans a summer stay. Local ads note auto glass by Glass Shop and Norge dealer meeting in Salt Lake City. Morley defeats Hale in a four year lumber dispute in district court. claim cut in half. Several nominations filed for county and state offices. Library board meets. Salvation Army youth council delegates to Boise. Port of call travelers and farewell party for Miss Rea Porter Mission bound. Grand Encampment of Idaho officer travels to San Francisco. Jail and federal case updates with Bannock county awaiting trial.
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Ralph Cameron
Cleveland
Ohio
A. B. Canfield
Canfield
Adam Barclay
Jerome
Downing
Wilford W. Morley
R. T. Hale
McCammon
Morley
Rea Porter
North Central States
Third Ward
Jack Kutterer
Miss Porter
Salt Lake City
van Fedder
Idaho Falls
Bannock
James Hovermale
Flossie Lembert
Arrests Linked to Twin Falls Gang Case Update
Police say several gang members were taken into custody and two additional individuals remain in the county jail at Twin Falls awaiting trial. Officers continue investigating and expect a quick resolution to the case.
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Twin Falls
Centennial Choir to Be Organized for Fort Hall Event
Fort Hall to form a centennial choir inviting church choirs and vocal groups from Idaho Falls Blackfoot Malad Montpelier and Pocatello to join. The group will perform Haydn The Creation on August 5 with soloists drawn from member communities and a 40 piece symphony orchestra.
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Fort Hall
First Ward
L. D
Recreation Hall
Haydn
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Malad
Montpelier
Pocatello
Idaho
Alex Simson
L. Roubidoux
Drew Standrod
Roosevelt
Bombs Still Hold Austria In Terror
Bombs continued to pop across Austria with no abatement as terrorists destroyed bridges power lines and railways. Dynamite blasts tore up railroad tracks between Leitendorf and Hirtenberg south of Vienna and another line between Neuberg and Mürzzzuschlag near Semmering.
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Vienna
Austria
Leikendorf
Hirtenberg
Neuberg
Muerzzuschlag
Semmering
Service trades enter NRA codes and Blue Eagle display
President Roosevelt uses executive order to permit about 55 uncodified service trades to form labor standards with NRA oversight and Blue Eagle display. Hugh S Johnson approves local code committees to coordinate with NRA, suspending most provisions of eight service codes except child labor hours and collective bargaining guarantees.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Embargo on Silver Exports Ordered by Treasury
The treasury, with President Roosevelt's approval, imposed a silver export embargo to promote the 1934 silver purchase act aims to build reserves. Export licenses will be issued by Secretary Morgenthau under specific conditions including obligations to foreign entities, ownership by government bodies, re export agreements, or a fineness threshold.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
United States
Bank For International Settlements
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Appollos Driggs
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the matter of the estate of Appollos Pratt Driggs deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Myrtle J Driggs Executrix at 527 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated June 22 1934. Black & Baum Attorneys for Executrix.
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Bannock County
State of
Idaho
Apollos
Appollis
Pratt Driggs
Appollos
Apollis
North Main Street
Pocatello
Myrtle J. Driggs
Black & Baum Attorneys
Court Denies Third Hearing in Idaho Tax Case
Boise June 29 The Idaho Supreme Court denied a petition for a second rehearing in the Garrett Transfer & Storage Co case against Emmitt Prost and others. The court had earlier affirmed prior rulings on the state's 1 percent tax on gross earnings of interstate motor carriers and a license fee on trailers.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Garrett Transfer & Storage Company, Inc
Pocatello
Emmitt Prost
Idaho Commissioner of Law Enforcement
Idaho
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Joe Reese Bankruptcy
In the Eastern Division of Idaho District the first meeting of creditors for Joe Reese bankrupt will be at 10:00 A M on July 10 at 308-309 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated June 28 1934. R W Jones Referee in Bankruptcy Pocatello Idaho.
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District of the United States
District of Idaho
Joe Reese
Carlson
Pocatello
Idaho
R. W. Jones
Notice to creditors in the Estate of Mary Jane Hawkley
In the matter of the estate of Mary Jane Hawkley deceased all persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers to Administrator D T Hawkley at 273 Taft Avenue Alameda Bannock County Idaho. Claims due within six months after first publication or be barred. Dated Pocatello May 29 1934. Attorney Carl C Christensen res of Pocatello Idaho first publication June 1 1934.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Mary Jane Hawkley
Taft Avenue
Alameda
Idaho
Pocatello
D. T. Hawkley
Carl C. Christensen
Wool Shortage Report Highlights Global Supplies Decline
The Agricultural Economics Bureau reports world wool supplies are tighter than a year ago with the largest drops in the southern hemisphere. It notes the 1934 US clip near 1933 levels, slight cuts expected for Britain France and Germany, and exports from southern markets about 25 percent lower as of May 1.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Agricultural Economics Bureau
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
South Africa
Wool demand and embargo impact on 1934 season
The current German embargo on imports has weakened European demand and the direction of U S demand for the season starting April 1 remains unclear. Wool manufacturing activity was lower in the early months of 1934 than in the prior year.
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United States
FERA Director to Visit Boise for PERA Talks
Idaho FERA director E. P. Horsfall will depart for Twin Falls to address a New Deal club, then continue to Pocatello and Idaho Falls on PERA related work after Boise stop. Lloyd remains in Boise awaiting further directions.
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Boise
E. P. Horsfall
Idaho Fera
Twin Falls
Lloyd
Horsfall
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
PERA
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Downs Jones
Mrs. Dall
Nevada Home
Mra
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Nevada
Dall
Curtin Dall
Lake Tahoe
Dali
Pyramid Lake
Reno
Sistie
Buezie
Associated Press
North Main
W. C. Carnes
Roberts Music Company
Norge
J. H. Knapp
Norge Corporation
J. W. Hassell
Thelma Peterson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Hassell
Bennett's
Salt Lake
Idaho Glass & Paint Co
West Center
Oregon
Salvation Army Young Peoples Council
James R. Pack
Salvation Army Corps
James V. Ware
B. W. Henderson
Arimo
C. M. Jeffery
Tribune
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Board of Equalization
Roscoe Thomas
R. H. Thomas
South Hayes Avenue
The
General Hospital
Watts Cyclery
Pocatello Library Board
Edna M. Jarboe
T. C. Reeder
W. C. Wood
Gering
Nebraska
Claude Richmond
Portland Rose
Howard B. Stone
Rupert
Dell O. Bellamy
Fargo
California
Auburn
Sacrament
Oakland
Knights Templar
Bellamy
Payette
Just
Waerat Ice
Mals
Petersen Els Tmens Eae
Ida Lupino
FERA
Rie Weee
Bam Os
Summa
the Norge
nZone
Lee
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