Duke Vows Fight Back Against Critics Over Windsor Role
Reports from Monts and Windsor confidants say the Duke of Windsor plans to support his brother King George VI against efforts to curb royal influence. The Duke, living in exile, aims to aid Wallis Warfield and defend their status while the wedding to take place June 3.
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Edward VII
George VI
Wallis Warfield
Edward
Windsor
Victor
Chateau de Cande
Herman L. Rogers
Hi-Y Members Hear Story Of Yen From Y C Yen
Harold J. Rounds of San Francisco spoke to Lindell Hi-Y and Sophomore Hi-Y in Pocatello about Jimmy Yen the inventor of the Chinese character alphabet and mass education. Yen trained 1 000 youths in three months in China and 97 percent earned government certificates. He helped offset communism by spreading literacy as a Y M C A effort.
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San Francisco
Northwest
Pocatello
Lindell
China
Mr. Rounds
Jimmy Yen
Yale University
France
Yen
Rounds
Woods McPherson
Robert Leonard
Ray Smith
Clyde Sterling
Edward Bohrer
Murray
Danny Pulls
Irving Hi-Y
Himena Hoffman
Hi- Y
Stanley Spaid
Cnt
Rae Be Wall
Former Sweethearts Go On Trial In Jersey City
Gladys MacKnight, 17, and Donald Wightman, 18, stand trial for murder. The state introduces her alleged first confession claiming Donald killed Gladys’s mother with a hatchet during a kiss in the MacKnight home, contrasting with earlier statements.
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Jersey City
N. J
Gladys MacKnight
Helen MacKnight
Gladys
Donald Wightman
Donald
MacKnight
Germany protests to Washington over Mundelein speech
Berlin issued a formal protest through the German embassy in Washington after Cardinal Mundelein accused Nazi leaders of propaganda and immorality. The protest, described as energetic representations, followed the Chicago diocese leaders remarks about Goebbels and Hitler.
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United States
Hans H. Dieckhoff
Washington
Nazi Germany
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
State Department
Fuehrer
Reichschancellor
Mundelein
Dieckhoff
Adolf Hitler
Hans Luther
Third Reich
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Holy See
Vatican City
Public hearing set on government butter grades plan
A government agriculture department conference on proposed butter grade standards was scheduled for June 19 in Salt Lake City with a similar hearing planned for June 16 in Portland Oregon.
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Agriculture Department
Salt Lake City
Portland
Ore
Inkom McCammon Highway Progress Reported
Half of a half mile section between Inkom and Onyx was completed today to avoid a Marsh Creek detour. The project aims to finish alternating half sections along the Inkom to McCammon route, reducing disruption during construction.
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Inkom
Onyx
Chrysler strike settled after Plymouth plant stoppage
May 20 AP reports orderly balloting at Pittsburgh and Aliquippa for CI0 union representation at Jones and Laughlin Steel. About 9 000 workers voted by noon amid no serious trouble, warrants issued for seven Republic Steel workers, results expected tomorrow while Detroit sees Plymouth division assembly line stoppage.
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Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
Associated Press
National Labor Board
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
John J. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization Unions
Jones & Laughin Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
C.I.0. Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Driver Killed as Bus Wreck Sends Pupils to Hospital
In Clarkston Washington a school bus left the highway and overturned several times. Driver A L Puller 48 was killed. Eighteen children ages 6 to 12 escaped with minor injuries while two older youths Eugene Adamson and Arthur Woodring faced X rays. Preliminary findings suggest a jammed steering wheel and possible heart attack by the driver.
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Wash
A. L. Puller
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lewiston
Idaho
Eugene Adamson
Arthur Woodring
Asotin
Puller
Shippers Protest Freight Rate Hikes Across Four States
Shippers from Utah, Idaho, Montana, and New Mexico united at a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission to challenge proposed railroad freight increases. Industry voices argued higher rates would harm coal producers and farm supplies, with executives warning shipments might shift to trucks if rates rise.
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Utah
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Inter- State Commerce Commission
B. P. Manley
Intermountain West
Manley
Utah Coal Operators’ Association
E. H. Coffin
Boise
Idaho Coal Dealers’ Association
Farmers
Carl de Long
Boise Idaho Farm Board Executive Secrtary
King George VI Inspects Empire Navy in Portsmouth
May 20 at Portsmouth King George VI reviewed 140 British and 17 foreign warships. An estimated 1,000,000 spectators watched the ceremonial salute and naval display.
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Portsmouth
George VI
Braddock Opens Public Training Camp At Grand Beach
World heavyweight champion James J. Braddock opened his Grand Beach Michigan training camp to the public. About fifty or sixty newspaper and camera crews attended the event as Braddock weighed about 198 pounds after five weeks of light training. Louis prepares first public moves at Kenosha camp this Saturday.
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Chicago
James J. Braddock
Grand Beach
Mich
Louis
Kenosha
Wis
Ex Commander Describes Hin-denburg Crash Moment
Graf Zeppelin commander witness Anton Wittemann testifies on May 6 explosion a dull thud in the control car while crew pursued landing maneuvers. He recalls Lehmann Pruss and Sami racing toward the stern as flames and framing collapsed. he escaped the fire by returning to the control car and leaping to the ground.
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Department of Commerce Investigating Board
Wittemann
Ernst Lehmann
Lehmann
Pruss
Max Pruss
Sami
Today’s Baseball Scores From Major Leagues
National League games featured Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, and New York at St. Louis with mixed results and varied run totals. American League actions included Washington vs St Louis, Detroit at Philadelphia, New York hosting Chicago, and Boston hosting Cleveland with notable scoring patterns.
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Hildebrand
Blake
Knott
Huffman
Linke
Millies
New York
R. H. E. Chicago
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Sewell
Bronca
Dickey
Boston
R. H. Cleveland
Allen
Hudin
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Ostermueller
McKain
Olson
W. Ferrell
DeSautels
Indian girls sentenced for arson at Pierre school
Two Sioux Falls girls, Jennie Little Sack and Flora Goode, ages 7 and 15, were sentenced to four years each in the St Anthony industrial training school Idaho for burning the Indian school at Pierre last July. They admitted setting fire to papers seeking a vacation. the school suffered $100,000 in losses.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
St Anthony
Idaho
Jennie Little Sack
Flora Goode
Joke of Law Sparks Courtroom Confrontation in Moscow
In Moscow Idaho on May 20 Federal Judge Cavanah condemned remarks from the bench after Herbert McLean of Seattle was convicted of transporting illegal goods. Weldon Schum received a suspended sentence of parole, prompting the judge to declare that suspended penalties have no place in his court. The judge warned against joking about law and justice.
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Moscow
Idaho
Cavanah
Herbert McLean
Seattle
Weldon Schumke
Colonel Lindbergh Keeps Low Key On 10th Anniversary
Weald England May 20 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh marked the tenth anniversary of his New York to Paris solo flight with quiet privacy at Long Barn his Kentish village home He declined celebrations asked not to be disturbed and planned to spend the day with wife Anne and their son They dismissed the anniversary as unimportant and the village echoed a calm mundane mood about the famed aviator.
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United States
England
Long Barn
Kentish
St. Louis
Atlantic
George Brent Weds Blonde Constance Worth in Mexico
Hollywood confirms George Brent and Constance Worth tied the knot in Ensenada Mexico on May 10 after a swift romance sparked by Brent's past on screen with Greta Garbo. Brent, recently divorced from Ruth Chatterton, reportedly mated during aerial courtship and Catalina Island film work.
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Garbo
George Brent
Constance Worth
Australia
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Mexico
Brent
Greta Garbo
Miss Worth
Sydney
Ruth Chatterton
Catalina Island
Lewiston Indians Lose 21st Straight Game in 1900s Record
Lewiston Idaho May 20 The Lewiston Indians of the Western International league suffer a new record for consecutive losses by a professional team since 1900. They were defeated by the Yakima Pippins 31 to 2, extending their streak to 21 games surpassing Boston 1908 and Philadelphia 1916 marks.
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Idaho
Lewiston Indians
Western International Baseball League
Yakima, Wash
Pippins
Boston American
Philadelphia Americans
Workers Needed in Idaho Beet Fields
C. C. Cowan, district federal re employment service manager, announced eighty workers needed in the Idaho Falls district and one hundred in the Blackfoot district for sugar beet field work. In total one hundred eighty men are required.
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C. C. Cowan
Blackfoot
WPA Relief Cuts in Idaho See Private Industry Jobs
WPA in Idaho orders a one third cut of the May 1 quota by June 1 as 1800 blister rust jobs are funded in northern forests. J L Hood reports surveys show private industry will offer ample work in summer and fall with seasonal roles in mining forestry and harvest fields for those leaving WPA rolls. District offices at Pocatello Coeur dAlene and Boise will enforce refusals of private jobs with prompt reporting by employers.
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J. L. Hood
Pocatello
Coeur d 'Aleron
Boise
Hood
WPA
Works Progres Administration
Coema d'Alene
Senate Votes to Make CCC Permanent Agency
The Senate voted to make the Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent agency, rejecting a proposal to extend its life for only two years by a 42 to 26 margin. The measure returns to the House, which had approved a two year extension.
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Washington
Senate
Civilian Conservation Corps
House
Senators Tell Roosevelt Not To Push Plan
Washington May 20 reports say Roosevelt aides urged withdrawal or trimming of the court reorganization bill. Private talks hint at a two justice compromise as critics press for retirement age limits while some supporters privately favor a constitutional amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Justice van Devanter
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Robinson
Eybel
Basque Front Battles Rise as Insurgents Advance
Basque civilians flee Bilbao front as Franco Spanish insurgents press from Mount Gondramendiz northeast of Bilbao. Insurgents report wreckage along the Nervion river. An Italian tank column advances on Munguia as the town lies largely leveled by air strikes.
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Bilbao
Santander
Gondramendiz
Nervion
Bay of Biscay
Munguia
Berméco
Oregon wallops Moscow 13 to 4 in Pacific Coast race
University of Oregon hammered Moscow 13 to 4 in a Northwest division Pacific Coast conference game. Smith hit two home runs as Oregon broke the game open with eight runs in two innings after a tied start. Idaho slipped further in the cellar with a loss.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Oregon
Smith
University of Idaho
Oregon
Hardy
McLean
Gregory
Hansen
Knapp
Baldwin
Fire at Poznan causes millions in losses
A lightning sparked fire in Poznan on May 20 caused about 4 million dollars in damage. The blaze affected the municipal slaughter house and neighboring factories, with extensive losses reported by local authorities.
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Poznan
Poland
Pir
Ewe Era Municipal Slaughter House
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