Miss Pocatello Contest Leaders Named in Buy Idaho Drive
The Tribune Journal publishes early standings for Miss Pocatello with Miss Louise Woffington leading by a slim margin. Jean Halliwell and Lucille Myers follow, with hundreds of thousands of votes issued but not yet cast as stores await the second standings in The Idaho State Journal.
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Louise Woffington
Jean Halliwell
Lucille Myers
South Eighth Avenue
Miss Pocatello
Big Bay Idaho
Pocatello
Tribune-Journal Company
Woiliinkloi
Halliwell
West Whitman
South Seventh Avenue
Miss Myers
Standings
Idaho State Journal
Grace Bryning
Evelyn Bacheler
Marjorie Moore
Dorothy Manning
Ida Craner
Severe
Thella Hess
Eileen Eschler Reer
Laetitia Goldsmith
Ruth Lemmon
al Willicke
Sy Cox
Jong Nis Hhe
Priscilla Henney
Louise Armstrong
Margaret Stanley
Leona Seaver
Mickey Foster
Miriam Walters Teense
Wyoming moves toward repeal of prohibition in precincts
Wyoming precinct conventions show strong repeal support with 397 delegates to vote for repeal in county conventions May 18 and 9517 to 2237 in the popular vote from 196 precincts reported. Only Platte county shows any dry delegate majority as observers mark Wyoming among states likely to ratify the congressional resolution.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Murder in Bed: Johnny Bagnewicke Shot in New York Suburb
Three men in black hats, posing as police, visited a bungalow at Albertson Square before dawn. John Bagnewicke, 29, woke to flashlights and seven bullets, dying as his mother rushed out. The motive and details remain unclear.
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Mineola
N. Y
Albertson Square
Johnny
John Bagnowicke
Bagnewicke
Gandhi Reported In Good Condition
Gandhi in Poona is reported in excellent condition after eight days of his fast protest against untouchability. He sleeps well, his pulse is strong, and he weighs 914 pounds, with a loss of about a pound and a half daily since starting the fast a week ago.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Masons Hold 25th Royal Arch Convocation and 30th Knights Templar Conclave
Masons gather in Pocatello for the 25th anniversary Royal Arch convocation at the Masonic temple and the 30th annual Grand Commandery Knights Templar conference. Visiting ladies host a Wednesday bridge lunch and Thursday card party. the memorial program features speaker J H Peterson and musical direction by Mrs I H Masters.
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Pocatello
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Bannock
I. H. Masters
Temple
Star of the East
Memorial Hall
Cabaret Girl Identifies Killer of Belcastro in Chicago
Rose Malone a cabaret performer at Club Oakley named Charles Kunowski as the shooter of racketeer Rocco Belcastro the body found in a car wrapped in burlap. Police report Kunowski and three companions were arrested at a speakeasy and Malone was held to ensure her presence at a coroner inquest.
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Chicago
Rose Malone
Charles Kunowski
Rocco
Scores From Day's Baseball Action Across Leagues
Multiple games reported with partial innings and abbreviated line scores. St Louis and Boston confrontation. New York and Chicago results. Philadelphia and Washington matchups. Cincinnati and Boston contests noted with final tallies. Postponements and incomplete lines indicate disrupted play and rescheduled dates.
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Boston
Hadley
Ruel
Shea
Brown
Kline
Ferrell
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Post- Cleveland
Washington
Bean
Connally
Spencer
Stewart
Burke and Lewe
Hubbell and
Mancuso
Malone
Malone, Tinning and Hartnett
Brooklyn
Clark and Lopez
Hallahan
Wilson
Retired Dentist Awaits Sentence over Slaying of Son-in-Law
EAST LAKE CITY May 16 Convicted of second degree murder for the slaying of his son in law Horace M Randels during a quarrel Dr L J Dull 31 retired dentist today awaited sentence of 10 years to life imprisonment A district court jury returned its verdict about five hours after it received the case last night Judge Allen G Thurman set Saturday for pronouncement of sentence.
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East Lake City
Dearef
Horace M. Randels
L. J. Dull
Allen G. Thurman
Princeton President Emeritus Hibben Killed in Crash
Dr. John Grier Hibben, President Emeritus of Princeton University, died in a late day collision in Woodridge New Jersey. His car struck a truck at Clover Leaf intersection on the Lincoln highway.
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Woodridge
N. J
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Clover Leaf
Ross seeks list of Idaho local public works projects
Gov. C. Ben Ross says Idaho will inaugurate the largest public works program yet, touring eastern Idaho to discuss highway, water, sewer, and reservoir projects. A list to the federal fund request includes sewer lines, storm sewers, water mains, a 11 million gallon reservoir, and a center street viaduct expansion. He hopes enough projects start to ease local labor shortages.
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C. Ben Ross
the Tribune
Boise
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Downey
Malad High School
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony High School
Shelley
Chamber of Commerce
Salmon River
Aberdeen High School
J. H. Stemmer
Washington
Federal Public Works Fund
Sixth
Fourteenth Avenues
Main Street
Center Street
Alameda
Men Found Guilty In Lindbergh Ransom Hoax Case
Gaston B. Means and Norman T. Whitaker were found guilty by a District of Columbia jury of conspiring to defraud Mrs. Evalyr Walsh McClean of 35000 dollars in a Lindbergh ransom hoax. Conviction carries up to two years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine. Jury deliberated two hours and twenty minutes.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Norman T. Whitaker
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Evalyr Walsh McClean
War Department Orders Forest Camp Enrollment
Major Parley D. Parkinson arrives to direct enrollment and supervise building of 27 camps across Idaho and Wyoming forest areas. Lieutenant B C Brown to assist as adjutant. Enlisted men from Salt Lake City join Pocatello HQ. Initial 15 days supply likely shipped from Salt Lake City quartermasters depot.
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Emergency Conservation Corps
Idaho
Parley D. Parkinson
Salt Lake City
Challis, Salmon
Lemhi
Targhee
Cache
Caribou
Minidoka
Wyoming and
Teton
Wyoming
Parkinson
Pocatello
B. C. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Major Parkinson
Franklin County
West Point
Pershing
Mexico
38Th Infantry
A. F. Bybee
Co. F
Tim Hallan
Co. K
John Levender
Co. M
Kenneth Lasbury
Co. I
Quartermasters
Will Rogers praises Al Smith for oil industry justice
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills urging a non oil man to lead the U S oil policy, praising Al Smith as the trusted choice to serve producers and users with fairness and justice. He forecasts cooler weather with showers tonight and Wednesday, especially in the southern region.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
U. S
America
al Smith
Will
Chinese Army Falls Back Near Peiping In North China
Reports from Japanese dispatches say Chinese forces retreat in disorder to form a defense line about 13 miles east of Peiping. Tientsin foresees a possible ceasefire south of the Great Wall amid political changes and negotiations.
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Peiping
Tientsin
Great Wall
Hwang Fu
Nanking
Nobuyoshi Muto
Manchuria
Muto
Hwang
Japan
Tungchow
American Board of Missions
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Rengo
Tsunha
14Th Infantry
Heikjiro Hattori
Washington
Roosevelt
Berlin
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Paris
Vienna
Austria
Germany
Tokyo
Quakes Shake San Francisco as residents flee in fear
Tremors at 3:45 am rattled the San Francisco bay area causing lights to fail in Santa Rosa and minor damage in the city. Professor Byerly calls the quake minor while locals recall the event as the worst in years with multiple seconds of shaking. Stanford dorms emptied as students rushed out.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Santa Rosa
Here
B. Byerly
University of California
Byerly
Oakland
Stanford University
Paul Ludtke Dies After Illness At Home
Paul William Ludtke 37 died of heart trouble at his home 237 Wayne Avenue Monday afternoon after weeks of illness. He came eight years ago from Soda Springs and ran a barber shop on Oak Street. He had worked at the local O. B. L barber shop. Survived by widow Alma Ludtke a son Paul Ludtke age 3 and his father in Chicago.
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Paul William Ludtke
Wayne Avenue
Soda Springs
Oak Street
Ludtke
Alma Ludtke
Paul Ludtke
Chicago
Camps Ordered for Rapid War Corps Mobilization
The War Department directs immediate emergency conservation corps mobilization in the ninth corps area. Camps must be established by July 1 with 25 companies per day moving to projects in Idaho and Montana, under a regular army officer, to speed work at approved sites.
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Boise
Emergency Conservation Corps
Ninth Corps
War Department
R. H. Rutledge
Ogden
Intermountain Regional Forester
Mahlon Craig
Seventh
Eighth Corps
Conservation Corps
Pacific
Intermountain States
Second Corps
Montana
Idaho
Third Corps
McArthur
Popular girl passes today in local high school death
Bernice Taylor Liljenquist, 19, a popular high school student, died at 11:05 this morning after a week long illness. She married Newell Liljenquist in Salt Lake City on February 1. Born December 6, 1914 in Grace Idaho she was active in school and a Girls Council member. She is survived by her husband, mother Ethel Taylor and sister Edna, with arrangements pending at MeHan mortuary.
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Bernice Taylor Liljenquist
Newell Liljenquist
Salt Lake City
Liljenquet
California
National Parks Airways
Liljenquist
Grace
Idaho
Ethel Taylor
Edna Taylor
South Fourth Avenue
C. W. Pond
Robber O'Brien Shot Dead by Kellogg Deputy Sheriff
In Kellogg Idaho May 16 AP Jack O'Brien alias Jack News land 40 believed from Spokane Wash was shot and killed by a deputy sheriff after a drugstore robbery. He allegedly challenged officers near a house and tried to seize Night Patrolman Joe ONeill's pistol. The gunman fired wounding the officer and was shot in the calf dying from shock and loss of blood.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Jack O'Brien
Jack Newsland
Spokane
Wash
Kellogg Drug Company
O'Brien
Joe O'Neill
Leaders of 54 Nations Call for Disarmament Cooperation
President Roosevelt urged world leaders to renounce aggression and pursue four concrete steps toward disarmament and peace. He asked for elimination of offensive weapons, an immediate initial move, no armament increases beyond treaty limits, and no crossing of borders with armed forces during the disarmament period.
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Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Adolf Hitler
Germany
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