Rotary district session highlights Idaho Utah clubs meeting
The Utah Idaho Rotary International conference opened in Lewiston Idaho with Henry C Dworshak named district governor to succeed Dr John Cromwell. Roy Ronald of Mitchell S D moved the address as a feature. Delegates surpassed 440 at noon registrations with remarks from Will Manier and Chesley Perry.
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Henry C. Dworshak
Burley
John R. Cromwell
Gooding
Roy Ronald
Mitchell
South Dakota
Rotary International
Cromwell
Utah-Idaho
The
Elk's Temple
Memorial Building
Lds Recreation Hall
Utah
Idaho
A. L. Baker
Walter H. Cleare
R. H. Wells
Pocatello
Reilly Atkinson
Boise
Roy Davidson
Guy Cardon
Logan
Oscar Speers
Provo
Southern Pacific
Ogden
the Price
Angels
Jake Jacobson
Buhl
Caldwell
International Organization
Sugar House
Cedar City
Film strike spreads as unions seek immediate studio recognition
Nine major studios and Los Angeles theaters face a coordinated walkout as unions demand immediate recognition for craft workers. Picket lines form at studios and venues, with painters, scenic artists, makeup artists, stationary engineers, molders, plumbers, cooks and other crafts striking to press their claims.
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Los Angeles
Italian Rebels Trapped On Biscay Bay Coast
Reports say insurgent Italian columns are trapped near Bermeo on the Bay of Biscay coast eight miles from Bilbao. Basque authorities say troops encircled Bermeo as civilians in Bilbao prepare evacuation with British protection.
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Biscay Bay
ST. Jean DE Luz
France
Pees
Bay of Biscay
Ilbao
Bilbao
Guernica
Bermeo
Rotary program and banquet highlight Tuesday meeting
Rotary officials outline a full day at Memorial Hall with 8:30 p.m. Governor's Ball, entertainment by Southern Pacific Male Chorus and Pinkerton School of Music, plus a 9:30 a.m. general assembly. Speakers include Walter Cleare Rabbi Gordon and Father Kennedy, with Idaho luncheon, then a 1:30 p.m. banquet led by G Nicholas Ifft and Edwin Weeks.
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Memorial Hall
Southern Pacific
Pinkerton School of Mins
Frank Baugh
Logan
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Rudolph Goranson
General Assembly
George Burgi
Preston Idaho
Walter H. Cleare
Pocatello
Idaho
Samuel Gordon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rotarian Magazine
Ezra Stucki
Rexburg
Rotary Foundation
Karl Hopkins
Ogden
Patrick Kennedy
Ogden Club
Burley Club
Raymond Snyder
Recreation Hall
Rotary Anns
Roterians
Norm Watkins
Brigham City
Capello
Pocatello High School
Nice
France
A. V. Croas
Anthony
Roy Ronald
Mitchell
South Dakota
G. Nicholas Ifft
Anthony Picciano
Roy
Jim Bullock
Preston
U. S
Rotary
Edwin R. Weeks
Binghampton
New York
Idaho Mental Hospitals Labeled Overcrowded
Boise reports three Idaho institutions at Blackfoot Nampa and Orofino are overcrowded says Dr J D Dunshee new medical director. He urges fact based care improvements including better staff training nutritionist and experienced nurse for Blackfoot facility and notes need for updated medical examination equipment.
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Boise
Blackfoot
Nampa
Orofina
J. D. Dunshee
Idaho
Dunshee
California
Barzilla W. Clark
Dunushee
National League scores headline from Boston and Detroit games
At Boston New York beat the Red Sox 6 to 3 while Boston took 4 to 3. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3 as Walters Burke and Jorgens starred for the Phillies. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati was postponed by rain. Detroit beat Chicago 3 to 0 in Detroit with Cain Chelini Dietrich and Sewell contributing for the Tigers.
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B . Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Walters
Burke
Jorgens
Atwood
Butcher
Hamlin
Birkofer
Spencer
Detroit
Chicago
Cain
Chelini
Dietrich
Sewell
McLaughlin Hatter
Cochrane
Automobile fire damages church official's car in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City May 3 An automobile owned by David O McKay of the Latter Day Saints first presidency was damaged by fire last night Firemen extinguished the blaze after about 50 damage was caused by a match tossed into spilled gasoline in the gutter beside the car parked there
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Salt Lake City
David O. McKay
Latter Day Saints Church
First Presidency
Weather note from Cheyenne to Idaho couple
Fragmentary report shows Cheyenne correspondence addressed to C. P. Prichard and Gladys Bedesk of Pocatello. The weather side note mentions Tussdeg Lutte as a possible name or term in the damaged text.
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Cheyenne
C. P. Prichard
Gladys Bedesk
Pocatello
Movie Production Goes On as Actors Delay Strike Vote
Picket lines around major studios drew about 1000 as 11 unions of the Federated Motion Picture Crafts strike. Production resumed on schedule while the actors guild defers action for a week and opens separate negotiations with producers.
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Hollywood
Federated Motion Picture Crafts
Actors’ Guild
Amateur Softball Board Created Sets 1937 Tournament
The executive board of the Amateur Softball Association of America created a board of governors and announced the 1937 tournament will be held at Soldier Field in Chicago from September 10 to 13. Ten regions named commissioners to oversee play, with listed regions including Pacific California Nevada Utah Lower California Philippine Islands and Northwest Idaho Washington Oregon Montana.
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Chicago
Amateur Softball Association of America
Soldierfield
Board of Governors
Pacific
California
Nevada
Utah
Philippine Islands
Leslie B. White
Salt Lake City
Northwest
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Fred Schulte
Portland
Ore
Henry Dworshek Elected Governor of Rotary District Five
Henry Dworshek was elected governor of the Utah Idaho Rotary district at the fifth district conference. He ran unopposed, was nominated by Reilly Atkinson, and the vote was declared unanimous on motion by William J. Lowe. Dworshak has served as Idaho American Legion commander and was a Republican congressional candidate in Idaho's second district.
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Henry Dworshek
Burley
Dworshek
Reilly Atkinson
Boise
Wiliam J. Lowe
Salt Lake City
Dworshak
Idaho
American Legion
Church group elects officers across Idaho districts
Christian Endeavor union districts concluded a conference in Idaho Falls with devotional services and officer installations. More than 100 delegates from Pocatello Soda Springs Montpelier Preston Malad Aberdeen Dubois American Falls Idaho Falls attended. Officers include Marvin Linchred Aberdeen president Alice Lehman Aberdeen executive vice president Julia Hibbard Pocatello secretary H C Wiebe Aberdeen treasurer Rev Paul Mortimore Pocatello pastoral counselor. Superintendents Wanda Mosman Soda Springs Edwin Bradley Malad Ruth Johnson Rexburg regional Florence Partner Aberdeen junior Aga tha Toews Aberdeen prayer meeting Alice Thompson Montpelier tenth legion Mrs Henry Stammer Montpelier missionary Harold Brown Pocatello citizenship and press William Niles Pocatello publications Margaret Dirks Aberdeen social.
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Pocatello
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Preston
Malad
Aberdeen
Dubois
American Falls
Idaho Falls
Marvin Linchred
Alice Lehman
Julia Hibbard
H. C. Wiebe
Paul Mortimore
Wanda Mossman
Edwin Bradley
Ruth Johnson
Rexburg
Florence Partner
J. C. Henrikson
St. Anthony
Agatha Toews
Alice Thompson
Tenth Legion
Henry Stammer
Harold Brown
William Niles
Margaret Dirks
Burlesques Appeal to Courts in New York
Supreme Court Justice Rosenman heard arguments on mandamus to force licenses for New York City burlesque theaters. The case challenges License Commissioner Moss over 14 venues for the 1937 38 season with defenders deeming the shows vice and indecent while challengers claim lawful denial is arbitrary.
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New York
Supreme Court
Samuel I. Rosenman
Paul Moss
Justice Today
Moss
Robert W. Carillo
Irving Ater
Carillo
Charles A. Weinstein
Weinstein
Coronation seating prices sag as London bus strike bites
In strike struck London on May 37, top flight coronation seats fell in price as demand for luxury accommodations along the May 12 procession route dropped. Bus workers’ 5,000 buses idle since Friday cripple transport while subway and streetcar systems strain with returning workers. Some Oxford Street flats listed at half prior asking, and agencies report sold out of $25 seats but many premium seats remain available at $100 to $200.
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London
Oxford Street
Ministry of Labor
Ex British King Edward Windsor Heads to France
Exiled British king Edward Windsor travels from St Wolfgang to Tours near the Chateau as he speeds toward his fiancée Wallis Simpson in France after learning of her London divorce. He rushes packing and departs by a Salzburg express amid heightened household activity and telephones.
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ST. Wolfgang
Austria
Edward of Windsor
France
Wallis Simpson
Express
Salzbure
St. Wolfe Gang
Appelbach
Edward
Simpson
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
London
Cande
Tours
Chateau
Simpe Ures
Salzburg
Mrs. Simpson
Villa
Millions Meet to Talk Strike by Hollywood Talent
A vast Hollywood gathering filled a barn-like stadium as actors and film figures considered strikes or negotiations. Robert Montgomery and Jimmy Cagney led the MEA Screen Actors Guild meeting with many stars in attendance, while fans watched and cheered.
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Hollywood
Robert Montgomery
MEA
Screen Actors’ Guild
Jimmy Cagney
20 30 Clubs Meet At Idaho Falls
Delegates at Idaho Falls convention of 20 30 clubs approved abolishing the current member quota system. Reports were given by Willard Flanders Roy Rose Arthur Smith and Arthur Scott of Rocatello. Action to be sent to the national board of trustees.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Ogden
Provo
Salt Lake City
Willard Flanders
Roy Rose
Arthur Smith
Arthur Scott
Rocatello
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