United States Begins Fiscal Year Amid Federal Cuts
The United States starts the new fiscal year with payroll reductions and thousands of layoffs as a 25 percent cut in federal expenditures aims to save a billion dollars. Emergency agencies face no limit on needs while wage cuts and furloughs hit regular personnel including long-serving workers and those with pension eligibility. The full impact will be known when accounts balance at year end, July 1, 1934.
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Democratic Platform
Search for Boy Abandoned in Idaho Rainy Ridge
McCall Idaho June 30 Searchers who for nearly three days sought vainly to find the seven year old son of Frank Lo bears lost in the Rainy Ridge section of the Salmon river drainage 165 miles north of here have returned to Edwardsburg unable to locate the lad The mother apparently did not know he had started and the boy left his snowshoes to travel toward lower country with his trail lost amid extreme cold nights
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Mccall
Idaho
Frank Lobears
Rainy Ridge
Salmon River
Here
Edwardsburg
Napier Edwards
State warden predicts good fishing on 4th
Amos H. Eckert the state game warden said fishing will be good all over Idaho over the long weekend tied to the Fourth of July. He noted clearer high streams, improving fly fishing, and solid reports from upper Snake, Lemhi, Yankee Fork salmon runs, and Wood River area with Magic reservoir described as excellent.
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Boise
Amos H. Eckert
Game Department
Yankee Fork
Salmon
Snake River
Idaho
St. Charles
Blooming
Bear River
Montpelier
American Falls
Mackay Dam
Silver Creek
Wood River
Magic
Japs Hoping for Heir to Throne
The Japanese imperial household indicates another child is expected in January as court physicians advise the empress to spend the summer quietly at Hayama. The emperor and empress still seek a son to inherit the throne, and the court and nation hope the next baby is a boy.
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Tokyo
Japan
Imperial Household Ministry
Hayama
Liquor Case Goes On Trial In Federal Court
Federal court opened the criminal calendar with United States v Albert Hendley as the first case. John Carver, newly confirmed U S district attorney for Idaho, led the prosecution with Sam Griffin. defense was represented by C M Jeffery. Jury panel included Ben Evans and other locals. Separate motions in Doty Lewis murder case were denied. trial date set for Wednesday with continued proceedings through the week.
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United States
Albert Hendley
Ervine Metz
Virginia Dean Neilsen
Preston
Sacramento
John Carver
Pocatello
Hencley
Sam Griffin
C. M. Jeffery
Alameda
Ben A. Evans
Axel B. Anderson
Clarence Cox
S. W. Wilson
Goomer W. Reese
Morton T. Jones
C. 5. Waters
Leon J. Chapman
Preston Merrill
Frank Commons
Horace Hayes
J. E. Graham
Federal Grand Jury
Doty Lewis
Mabel Sawyer
C. C. Cavanah
Lewis
J. H. Peterson
Milton Zener
William Langrosse
John A. Carver
Langrosse
Idaho
Peterson
Cayabah
Drenching Rain Brings Relief Across Midwest States
Widespread showers and winds cooled scorching heat from Oklahoma to Indiana. Cities reported temperatures from 100 to 120 degrees in places like Shattuck Oklahoma and Junction City Kansas. Fatalities included drownings and a lightning strike in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Shattuck
Okla
Junction City
Kan
Oklahoma City
Bluffton
Ind
Kansas City
Louis
Oklahoma
Death of Irving Cherry at 27 in Pocatello home
Irving Cherry 27 died at his family home after a lingering illness. Born July 17 1906 in Lyman Wyoming he lived in Pocatello 16 years moving from Rexburg. Survived by parents three brothers and one sister. Body at Hall Mortuary with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Irvin Cherry
A. B. Cherry
North Eighth
Lyman
Wyoming
Pocatello
Rexburg
National Laundry Company
William Cherry
Cheyenne
Louis Cherry
Royal Cherry
Wilford Mitchell
Destructive Trinidad Hurricane Strikes Southern Island
A severe hurricane in southern Trinidad caused extensive damage with overturned trees and wrecked oil district derricks. Fatalities were feared as boats sank and homes collapsed in Paloseco and United British oilfields, while San Fernando crews were found clinging to wreckage.
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Port-Of-Spain
Trinidad
Paloseco Oil District
United British Oilfields
San Fernando
Pocatello Woman Receives National Honor in Portland
Word from Portland reports Mrs. Alice Cosgrove of Pocatello elected grand inner sentinel at the Neighbors of Woodcraft grand circle session held in Portland Oregon this week. Cosgrove belongs to Palm Leaf Circle No 19 of Pocatello. first from Pocatello to gain national recognition.
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Portland
Alice Cosgrove
Pocatello
Grand Inner Sentinel
Grand Circle
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Oregon
Cosgrove
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Kuhn, Loeb reports asset drop and Pennroad losses
A Kuhn, Loeb & Company balance sheet for 1932 shows assets fell from 67 million to 34 million. Otto H. Kahn testified the firm earned about 6 million in financing Pennroad, the Penn RR holding company. Pecora said Pennroad investors had lost over 100.8 million.
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Washington
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Senate
Otto H. Kahn
Kuhn
Loeb
Pennroad Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pecora
Kahn
Gusman Seeks Clemency From Board For Pardons
Henry Gusman appeals for pardon at a July 5 board meeting led by Governor Ross. He seeks waiver of appeal form deficiencies after a 2 1 2 to 5 year sentence and $5000 fine for defrauding the state by claiming pay for 16 machinery items not delivered.
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Boise
Henry Gusman
Board of
Secretary of State
Gusman
Lewiston
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune From Beverly Hills
A June letter from Will Rogers in Beverly Hills critiques the London economic conference and wheat fortunes. He references Fatty Arbuckle’s death, betting on horse racing, and moral judgments by reformers. The note ends with a signature praising Arbuckle’s kindness.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
London
McDevitt and Harris Clash in Court in Mayhem Case
H Harris represents the state for the McDevitt assault and battery case as jurors are drawn. The court refused to appoint a prosecuting attorney after debates over legality and funding, with Harris seeking a change of venue amid claims of bias and requests to proceed without appointed counsel.
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McDevitt
Harry Butts
Awg. Smith
Joseph Jenkinson
J. B. Blackhurst
J. H W. McDonald
F. J .Vonda
B. A. McDevitt
Bannock
H. C. Harris
Harris
M. H. Garvin
O. R. Baum
Baom
Garvin
Local Fight Fans Hear Big Battle In Pony City
More than a thousand Poca tel o fight fans braved wind and rain to hear AP flashes of the Primo Camera and Jack Sharkey world heavyweight championship from Madison Square Garden. John Chandler of The Pocatello Tribune led the megaphone broadcast as Idaho's papers fielded calls asking who won. A total of 432 inquiries came in from 5:30 to 10 p m with about 200 from women, and readers approved Camera's victory.
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Pocatello
Tribune-Journal
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Primo
Jack Sharkey
John Chandler
Telegraph
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Carnera
Best cowhands in west come to Pocatello rodeo
The 99th Fort Hall anniversary rodeo at the Fair Grounds July 2 3 4 features the Everet Colbourn stock including Brahma bulls. Notable cowboys listed include Joe Mooney Pete Grubb Bert Sibbitts Leland Edmo his brothers Pat Woods Harry Hart E Smith Bill Graves Skeeter Bill Robbins and others. Colbourns animals head to Chicago after the event.
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Fair Grounds
Old Fort Hall
Everet
India
Texas
Leland Edmo
Fort Hall
Northwest
Pendleton
la Mose
Willie
Pat Woods
Blackfoot
Bakersfield
California
Harry Hart
E. Smith
Pocatello
Bill Graves
Skeeter Bill Robbins
Colbourn
Colburn
Chicago
Baseball Scores From A Busy Day Of Action
Box scores show Cincinnati, Boston, St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Brooklyn, and other clubs tallying runs. Notable pitchers include Lucas, Stout, Lombardi, Cantwell, Hogan, Earnshaw, and Madjeski among others as teams post wins and losses across multiple games.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Lucas
Stout
Lombardi
Cantwell
Hogan
St. Louis
New York
Dean
Wilson
Schumacher
Mancuso
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Swift
French
Picinich
Moore
Pickerell
Todd
Chicago
Brooklyn
Root
Nelson and Hartnett
Mungo
Lopez
Phila
Earnshaw
Madjeski
Wells
Washington
Detroit
Crowder
Sewell
Bridges and Hayworth
Deadlock over currency stabilization remains unresolved
London June 30 AP The world economic conference failed to break the deadlock over currency stabilization as talks continued among leaders of the gold bloc and officials including Raymond Moley Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Neville Chamberlain. Washington awaited the next move after a new gold bloc proposal was submitted to President Roosevelt.
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London
United States
Washington
Georges Bonnet
France
Raymond Moley
Ramsay MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Roosevelt
America
Britain
Moley
Mr. Moley
Business Upward Momentum Continues Across Nation
New York reports the Dun and Bradstreet Review saying the upturn in business is vigorous and broadening across industries. A buying wave has created shortages in some trades, with orders exceeding current production capacity as textiles and shoes lead. July demand shows no recession, with buying far ahead of 1932 levels. Idaho forecast calls for unsettled tonight and Saturday with showers and moderate temperatures.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Review
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