NRA Board Presses Strong Report Against Codes
The three page statement by the national recovery review board, led by Clarence Darrow, attacked NRA officials criticism of its report. It warned of a second report this week and challenged NRA to respond. The White House signaled Roosevelt expects the panel to finish soon.
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Washington
National Recovery Review Board
NRA
Clarence Darrow
Mr. Richberg
Donald R. Richberg
Darrow
White House
Roosevelt
Darrow Board
Hugh 8. Johnson
Review Board
Johnson
Johnson and Richberg
Thirteen Die in Air Wrecks Across Several States
AP reports a week of fatal air crashes. At Tulsa Oklahoma a field dedication crowd watched Harry Lynch crash, killing Lynch and multiple passengers including two Wink Texas youths. Other crashes near Lincoln Nebraska and Chesapeake Bay also claimed several lives. Weather turns cooler in Utah.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Tex
Harry Lynch
Wink
Lynch
Bruce Anderson
Bobbie Lesler
Willie Ravel
el Paso
Frank J. Pindlay
Detroit
George J
Ridge Field
Findlay
Jane
Akea
Maynard Lakavisky
Coscaine
James Henick
Fort Des Moines
Lincoln
Neb
Orrin O. Jones
Litchfield
James V. Meade
Oakridge
N. J
June Robles Held From Class After Kidnap Ordeal
Six year old June Robles, rescued after 19 days in a desert tin box, is kept from school as officers pursue her kidnappers. Her father Fernando Robles says she remains unsettled and a coast vacation is planned after the suspects are captured.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Fernando Robles
Body Found by Firemen in Chicago Ruins
A charred body of a 60 year old man, Isaac Means, was found among the ruins of Chicago's stockyards after Saturday's eight million dollar fire. Two deaths were reported, with swift spread of flames driven by wind, while packing plants Swift Armour Morris and Wilson remained operating. Fire crews and Red Cross treated about 1100 injured as investigators pursued leads on the blaze origin.
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Chicago
Isaac Means
Forty-third Street
Means
Walter Burnfield
Swift
Armour
Morris
Wilson
Red Cross
Halsted Street
Journaluilding
O. T. Henkle
Clue
Michael Corrigan
Deathly dispute ends in alleged double tragedy
Apollos P. Driggs known locally lay near death at St. Anthony's hospital after a morning confrontation with his wife Mrs Myrlte La Force. Police report she was found semiconscious in the yard and both were injured in a violent dispute at their North Main Street home.
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Apollos P
Pop
Driggs
St. Anthony's Hospital
Myrtle la Force
North Main
la Force
J. L. Balderston
Hts
Cox
Thomas
W. W. Brothers
C. W. Pond
Mrg. la Force
Balderston
Ben Green
Doctor testifies on Dillinger case in federal trial
Dr Clayton May confessed he treated Dillinger’s leg wound on March 31 and kept silent due to fear of the gang. He described being followed and Dillinger warning that exposure would reveal who aided him as he moved between March 31 and April 3.
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ST. Paul
John Dillinger
Clayton May
Dr. May
Dillinger
Evelyn Frechette
Eddie Green
Green
Shove
Augusta Salt
Miss Frechette
Louis Piquett
May
Salt
Associated Preas
Mrs. George Watson Dies After Head-On Crash Near Old Oregon Trail
Mrs. George Watson 33 dies from skull injuries after a head-on collision five and a half miles south of town on the Old Oregon Trail. Paris Caecia 42 faces possible manslaughter charge. Edna Bernice Watson born February 12, 1901, is among the injured. Coroner Arthur W. Hall says an inquest will be held. investigations note Caecia attempted to pass another car when the collision occurred. bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Oregon Trail
George Watson
South
Arthur
P Aris Caecia
East
Hayden
G. P. Hansen
Ammon
Cacel
Edna Bernice Watson
Mary Cameron
Mary A. Simpson
Mormons Observe Priesthood Week Across the Church
Salt Lake City reports more than 90 000 participants in Aaronic priesthood week activities celebrated throughout the Latter Day Saints church. Officials note the observance honors the restoration of the Aaronic priesthood conferred on Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery by John the Baptist near Harmony Pennsylvania on May 15 1829.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints
Joseph Smith
Oliver Cowdery
John the Baptist
Harmon Pa
Firth Girl to Represent U S at Swiss Scout Camp
Marguerite Manion of Firth Idaho among four American girls named to represent the United States at a Girl Scouts encampment in Switzerland in July. She will sail June 20 and depart New York for the international event.
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New York
Marguerite Manion
Firth
Idaho
United States
Switzerland
FERA Works Limited Seeks Clear Wage Rules in Idaho
Orville S. Peet Boise FERA field representative opened district headquarters in eastern Idaho and led a wage conference at the courthouse. He said FERA prioritizes relief work over project pay, with budgets and bona fide need checks guiding employment and wages set by Boise, not local committees. Attendees included Lou Watson A T Springer Arthur Amundsen August Rosqvist H C Renberg Mayor Charles Brown Eric Soderbloom and local officials. FERA aims to resume limited work this week while awaiting next month budget designation.
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Bannock
CWA
Orville S. Peet
Boise
FERA
Idaho
Peet
Mr. Peet
Lou Watson
A. T. Springer
Arthur Amundsen
August Rosqvist
H. C. Renberg
Charles Brown
Eric Soderbloom
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include St Louis at New York with a 9 to 5 score and Chicago at Brooklyn with a 4 to 3 tally. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 11 to 4, while Cincinnati and Boston had a rain postponement. American League games feature Chicago defeating Boston 3 to 1, St Louis beating Philadelphia 3 to 0, Detroit earning a 3 to 1 win over Washington, and Cleveland overcoming New York 3 to 2.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
Hallahan
W. Davis
Bowman
Mancuso
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Chicago
Lee
Joiner
Malone
Hartnett
Herring
Carroll
Lopez
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Philadelia
French
Padden
Pearce
Todd
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
R. H. E. Boston
Rhodes
Tietje
Hinkle
Gallivan
Heving
Madjeski
St. Louis
R. H. E. Philadelia
Cain
Hayes
Hadley
Hemsley
Detroit
R. H. E. Washing
Whitehill
Phillips
Marberry
Hogsett and
Hayworth
Cleveland
R. H. E. New York
Uhle
VanAtta
Dickey
Hudlin and
Pytlak
Grain Belt Faces Drought and Prohibition Debates
Boise reports reveal citizens at Idaho hearings urge removing profits from liquor sales to boost temperance. The advisory panel cites bootlegging as widespread and urges strict enforcement, centralized policing, and nonpolitical liquor control. Drought and grasshopper damage push crop losses up to 85 percent across multiple states, with widespread calls for rain and planting delays. Descriptions cover Nebraska to Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin, noting declining yields, damaged fruit and grain crops, and prayers for rain as spring falters.
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Boise
Idaho Liquor Problem Advisory Commission
Idaho
William 8. Cady
Pocatello
Charles J. Carlson
Idaho Falls
J. M. White
St. Anthony
Nebraska
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Grain Belt
William Langer
North Dakota
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Salinas Cal May 21 Will Rogers comments on church attendance being softer on Sundays not from lack of faith but due to driving concerns. He jokes ministers cannot move crowds like a secondhand car and predicts sermons may move to rainy days or road repair times.
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Salinas
Cal
Will
William Morton Scott Dies in Nevada Auto Camp
William Morton Scott, 69, longtime Salt Lake City Power and Light official and former grand master of the Odd Fellows lodge, died yesterday in an auto camp near Reno after a heart attack while en route to Grass Valley California to visit his daughter Mrs Myrtle Mortem.
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Nevada
Reno
Nev
William Morton
Scott
Power and Light Company
Salt Lake City
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grass Valley
Calif
Myrtle Mortem
Utah Man Killed In Auto Accident
Harold J. Packer former district court reporter in Ogden and ex exalted ruler of the Ogden Elks lodge died in a Salinas California automobile crash Sunday. Born March 7 1886 in Laramie Wyoming he lived much of his life in Ogden and reported National Wool Growers Association conventions. He helped form the Utah Elks State Association.
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Ogden
Harold J. Packer
Ogden Elks Lodge
Salinas
Calif
Packer
Ogeden Lodge
Laramie
Wyo
National Wool Growers Association
Utah Elks State Assolation
San Diego
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Pop’ Driggs
Carlos Caccia
Fera Work 'S Limited
Supreme Court
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W. F. McNaughton
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McNaughton
Commission
John P. Gray
Will Rogers
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