No Royal Attendance Planned For Windsor Wallis Wedding
Announcement from Monts shows no member of the British royal family will attend the Windsor Wallis Warfield marriage set for June 3 at Chateau de Cande Monts. The wedding will be private limited to those with the couple in recent months and officiated by Doctor Charles Mercier.
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Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Teakle Wallis Warfield
Maryland
Chateau de Cande
Monts
King George 7
Warfield
Rogers
Chateau Gates
Edward
Mrs. Warfield
Charles Mercier
London
Duchess of Windsor
Hopper to Serve Blackfoot Term
Johnny Hopper, convicted of embezzlement from Sar cly dba Boise, was ordered committed to the state mental hospital for two years after a district court hearing held today in Blackfoot. The decision comes at the close of the ebriacy charge trial.
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GISE
Johnny Hopper
Sar Cly Dba
Boise
Zee Mental Hospital
Armies Under New Command In Spain As Basque Front Presses
Negrin, a 48 year old physician and moderate Socialist, outlined cabinet policy as Franco's forces claimed dominance of the Basque defense of Amor Ebieta. Columns pushed toward Bilbao nine miles northwest.
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Ment
Spain
Fancisco Largo Caballero
Negrin
Franco
Amorebieta
Bilbao
Grocery costs reach highest level in six years
Franklin Mullin reports Chicago wholesale and retail food prices show the grocery basket now costs about 10 percent more than a year ago and 50 percent above early 1923, with higher distribution costs and wage boosts sustaining demand amid drought pressures. Meat prices hover near 1936 highs, except lamb, with 1935 peaks influenced by 1934 drought.
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Franklin Mullin
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Widow absolves suitor in Brookhaven child murder case
Mrs Helen Tiernan, 25, told Suffolk District Attorney L Barron Hill she acted alone in the slaying of her seven year old daughter Helen and attempted murder of son Jimmie in a Brookhaven incident. She absolved George Christodulus of involvement after earlier statements.
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New York
L. Barron Hill
Suffolk County
Helen Tiernan
George Christodulus
Helen
Jimmie
Dow
Hill
Salvatore Consentino
Brookhaven
Jimmy
George
Baseball Scores From Today Across National League
Scores from games in Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Washington New York and Boston show varying outcomes with pitchers Mulcahy Passeau Wilson Blanton Todd Castleman Mancuso Warneke Owen Gill Auker Russell Cochran Kelley Hayes Dix Lyons Rigney Sewell Dickey Harder Heving Hudlin Galrhouse Pytlak Walberg Desautel among others contributing to the day’s totals. Brooklyn Chicago postponed due to rain Cincinnati also postponed.
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R. H. E. Philadela
Mulcahy
Passeau
Wilson
Blanton
Todd
St. Louis
R. H. E. New York
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Warneke
Owen
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
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Tietje
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Riddle
Philadelphia
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Cochrane
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Hayes
New York
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Dix
Lyons, Rigney
Sewell
Chandler
Dickey
R. K. E. Cleveland
Harder, Heving, Hudlin
Galrhouse
Pytlak
Walberg
W.son
Plan Elas Home Burley Idaho Two Story Construction
Burley Idaho May 18 work will begin early next month on the two story Miks home. Burton E Morse a Twin Falls architect has plans for the concrete structure.
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Elas
Burley
Idaho
Miks
Burton E. Morse
Twin
Falls
Body found on Idaho ranch identified by sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Earl reports discovery of a body on a ranch in Idaho believed to be Frank Miller. Miller's son Frank found the corpse. authorities confirm identity pending further investigation.
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Idaho
Earl
Mane Mayfield
Frank Miller
Winters
Miller
Frank Mr . I
Auto Workers Begin To Map Ford Contest
The United Automobile Workers of America mobilizes to unionize Ford Motor company with Rich ard T. Frankensteen named campaign leader and plans to secret membership lists. Homer Martin as chief lieutenant says score or more organizers will handle Ford enlistments through Detroit locals.
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Auto Workers
FORD
Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Motor Company
Richard T. Frankensteen
Homer Martin
Frankensteen
General Motors
Chrysler
Martin
Automobile
Committee For Industrial Organization
General Motors Corporation
Ternstedt
American Labor League
Hotel operators express little hope for reopenings before fiesta
In San Francisco on May 18 operators said there was little chance 16 strikebound hotels would reopen before the Golden Gate Bridge fiesta later in the month. They blamed a union vote against excluding office employees from negotiations, accusing unions of bad faith and coercion.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Godfrey Resigns Idaho NYA Post to Lead Meat Firm
W W Godfrey Idaho State director of the NYA since 1935 announced his resignation May 15 He will become secretary treasurer of Associated Meat Producers Inc which plans a 350000 meat processing plant in Twin Falls this fall He previously served as state commodity director for the National Surplus Commodity Corporation from 1933 to 1936 and was active with the YMCA in Boise and Pocatello.
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Twin Falls
W. Godfrey
Idaho
National Youth Administration
Godfrey
Associated Meat Producers, Inc
NYA
National Surplus Commodity Corporation
Idaho Youth Dies in Deep Well Fall
Oakley May 18 A 10 year old boy Ivan Page son of Beatrice Page Oakley crawled into the mouth of a deep water well to hide during hide and seek. Searchers found him dead early today The physicians believe the boy was killed by the fall rather than drowning.
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Oakley
Ivan Page
Beatrice Page
Basin
Idaho
Edward C. Smith Dies A noted horse racing official
Edward C. Smith, 71, a nationally known horse racing official, died last night. He began his career 30 years ago at the old Santa Anita track in California.
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New York
Edward C. Smith
Santa Anita Track
California
Official Dies Montgomery Alabama Lawyer Knight Obituary
Thomas E. Knight lieutenant governor of Alabama and famous special prosecutor in the Scottsboro case died last night in Montgomery. His career included leading prosecution in a landmark crime trial and serving in state government.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas E. Knight
Alabama
Scottsboro
Pocatello High School to graduate 256 seniors May 26
George N. Green announces the 256 members of the 1937 Pocatello High School senior class. Barbara Barker is valedictorian with Robert Moberly as salutatorian. Commencement speaker will be attorney A. L. Merrill. baccalaureate speaker Rev Rollo Speer. Ceremony May 26 at Frazier hall.
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Pocatello High
Pocatello High School
George N. Green
Barbara Blies Parker
Robert Moberly
Eleanor Elaine Allard
Florice Allen
Walter B. Allen
Harva Darlou Ames
Ruth Anderson
Eleanor Florence Anderson
Faye Connie Anderson
George Claire Andrews
Harold D. Arbon
Helen Lois Arnold
Alvin Henry Auernig
Robert William Auernig
Daniel Bailey
Barbara Joy Baldwin
Francis Albert Baldwin
Claudine Ballantyne
Don J. Banyard
Barbara Bliss Barker
Frank Eugene Marker
Arthur Ernest Beauman
Virginia Imo
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Frazier Hall
Rollo C. Speer
Pocatello Baptist Church
Prazier Hall
Elgar
Gross Alexander
First Methodist Church
Viennes
Fritz Kreisler
Charlies Smith
Amy Cox
Bride of the Waves
Clarke
Melvin Dunn
EB. Norman Vaughn
Senate votes against Roosevelt court bill in judiciary panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported the Roosevelt court bill adversely by 10 to 8 as amendments were largely rejected. Norris led for the bill while Hatch and Pittman shifted positions to keep the 10 to 8 line, with Burke declaring a victory for the American system of government despite Van Devanter's retirement.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Borah
R-Ida
Supreme Court
Norris
Ashurst
D-Ariz
Neely
Logan
Hateh
O'Mahoney
Hughes
McAdoo
Bilbo
McGill
Refuge
D.- Ky
Hatch
D-N. M
Pittman
D.-Nev
Ind.-Nev
Dietrich
D-Til
McCarran
Burke
D-Neb
van Devanter
Retiring Conservative Jurist Sends Notice to Roosevelt
Associate Justice Willie Van Devanter informed President Roosevelt he will retire from active service on June 2. The 87 year old conservative jurist notified the president as the Senate committee prepared to vote on court reorganization. Chief Justice Hughes called the retirement a serious loss and praised Van Devanter’s memory, precedents, and fairness.
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John T. Suter
Associated Press
Washington
Willie van Devanter
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Aig
Ocober
Sutherland
Hughes
McReynolds
Brandeis
Butler
van Devanter
Capitol Hill
White House
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Justice van Devanter
Justice Nomination Speculation Grows With Van Devanter Retirement
Washington May 18 Officials discussed a possible Roosevelt pick for the Supreme Court as Justice Willis Van Devanter plans to retire effective June 2 1937. The president was not yet announcing a nominee but names like Florence Allen Robert Jackson Felix Frankfurter and Learned Hand were mentioned along with questions about eligibility for lawmakers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Florence E. Allen
Cleveland
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Newey As Acting Superintendent Salary Set
Boise May 18 The salary of E P Newey acting superintendent of the state industrial institution is established as part of a routine salary schedule.
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Boise
E. P. Newey
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National Recovery Administration
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