Body sought in Idaho auto mystery as McCarthy case baffling
Deputy Sheriff Dave McNichols says Edward Sears alias Jackie Gordon held in the county jail may be cleared today or tomorrow as a possible McCarthy suspect. McCarthy, missing for a week, is a 49 year old former World War II veteran and Boise miner last seen near Downey. Bloody clothing found near the Portneuf River fuels fear of foul play. investigators press on with blood evidence and station checks to locate McCarthy and identify the red headed man linked to the car and gas station sightings.
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Dave McNichols
Edward Sears
Jackie Gordon
P. J. McCarthy
Meridian
Downata Springs
Downey
McCarthy
Los Angeles
Gordon
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Blackfoot
Salt Lake
Fort Hall
McNichols
Downy
Plenty Wood
Mont
167Th Infantry
Boise
Montana
Shhere
Union Pacific
Portneuf
Swain
Oregon Trail
Balloon Destroyed as Piccard Prepares Sub stratosphere Flight
May 25 reports say Professor Auguste Piccard’s $35,000 stratospheric balloon was destroyed by fire during final preparations for a new ascent. Flame from a gas heater ignited a bag fold just as ground crew attached the basket for the planned flight.
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Brussels
Auguste Piccard
Prof. Piccard
Lewis Forces Press Into New Steel Sectors Today
The John L. Lewis led union push gains momentum as American Steel Foundries and Crucible Steel recognize the steelworkers organizing committee to represent their members. About 3,000 Sharon Steel workers in Sharon Pennsylvania and Lowellville Ohio vote on whether the union should bargain for them.
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Associated Press
John L. Lewis
American Steel Foundries
Chicago
Crucible Steel Company
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Sharon Steel Company
Sharon
Lowellville
van A. Bittner
Inland Steel Corporation
Indiana Harbor
Ind
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
Co. I. O
Inland Steel Company
Bittner
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Inland
National Labor Relations Board
Long Range Cameras Reveal Mystery Guest to Edward VIII
New York May 24 long range cameras spotted Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson aboard the Nahlin during a royal cruise. Edward VIII openly publicized his affection as he introduced Simpson to Balmoral peers and royal family members. Reports from London note Simpson's divorce suit filed by Wallis Simpson's husband and the press kept silent abroad while British church and public figures debated the king's future.
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Edward VIII
Wallis Warfield
L'Affaire Simpson
New York
Adriatic
King Edward
Nahlin
Edward
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
London
Balmoral
Baldwin
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York
Gloucester
Kent
Mary
George V
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Aberdeen
Mr. Simpson
Coldstream Guards
Mayfair
Simpsons
Paris
Simpson
Britain
Ipswich
Justice Hawke
Henry VIII
Catherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Rome
King
Bradford
W. A. F. Blunt
Good Omen Seen Amid Ship's Ruins
A Hindenburg survivor, Heinrich Bauer, watched a mother robin build a nest among the charred wreckage in Lakehurst. He called the sight a good omen, noting a large egg in the nest and saying the airship is dead but from its ruins life will rise, lighter than aircraft.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Heinrich Bauer
Hindenburg
Statue of Liberty to Get Copper Apron for Seeping Water
The WPA begins a 250 foot copper apron around the statue to keep water from dripping into the pedestal. The sheathing wraps the base to prevent seepage and protect the monument.
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New York
WPA
Lindbergh Hid From Friends After Birth Disclosure
Col Charles A Lindbergh withdrew from close circles after news of his newborn son's birth surfaced in Britain. The infant, born on British soil to American parents, is considered a citizen of both the United States and Great Britain under dual citizenship laws.
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London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
England
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Senator aims for 30 hour work week in wage bill push
AP reports Senator Connery of Mississippi plans rapid action on the administration wage and hour bill. He backs a 30 hour workweek with possible flexibility to 40 hours if needed and seeks at least a 16 dollar weekly minimum for interstate workers. Senate hearings could begin soon with a three week report target.
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Associated Press
Washington
Connery
D-Miss
House Labor Committee
Black
Senate Labor Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
AFL Votes to Double Dues and Fight CIO
The American Federation of Labor adopted a four point plan to counter John L. Lewis and the CIO. It includes doubling the union dues to one cent per member per month to boost income, starting a coordinated organizing drive, expelling CIO allied locals from central bodies, and uniting locals under state federations. President William Green said he would oppose Lewis on all fronts and criticized CIO secretary Charles P. Howard for slow organizing, noting the Typographical Union’s failure to enroll thousands of printers after 50 years.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
John L
Federations of Labor
William Green
Lewis
Green
Charles P. Howard Cio
AFP. of L
Local driver pleads guilty after taxi crash injures three
G V Robbins manager of a Logan taxi firm was arrested after a Hayden and Arthur street crash that left A N Fishburn 68 Tremonton Utah with head injuries and L F Nelson hospitalized for knee and chest injuries. Robbins pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid a fine for operating without a chauffeur license. He lives at 516 East Walnut. Nelson driver Elaine Nelson daughter received first aid. Marcilla Chacon 606 North Hayes Was passenger in the cab at the time.
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G. V. Robbins
Robbins
East Walnut
L. EF. Nelson
Logan
Hayden
Arthur
Nelson
A. N. Fishburn
Tremonton
Utah
Elaine Nelson
Marcilla Chacon
North Hayes
East Fuat Morin
Six Kittens Saved by Doctor After Posthumous Operation
In Indianapolis on May 25 six newborn kittens survived due to a Cararsian procedure performed by intern Dr Kenneth Higgins. The surviving brood, born after their mother was killed by an automobile, were raised in a special incubator near St Vincent's hospital.
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Indianapolis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kenneth Higgins
Idaho Retail Petroleum Dealers Convene at Highway Inn
The first annual convention of the Idaho Association of Retail Petroleum Dealers meets Thursday at 7 p.m. south of Poca tello. About 300 delegates from southeastern Idaho will attend. The dinner floor show and entertainment are planned, with discussions on officer election and statewide organization efforts.
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Idaho Association of Retail Petroleum Dealers
Highway Inn
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah Manufacturers leader to speak at Chamber luncheon
S. J. Stephenson of Salt Lake City executive secretary of the Utah Manufacturers association will address the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon on Wednesday on a new program for business.
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S. J. Stephenson
Salt Lake City
Utah Manufacturers Association
Channer of Commerce Forum
Scores from Today’s Major League Baseball Games
Summary of daily games across the National and American Leagues with results from Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Boston St Louis New York Philadelphia Detroit and Washington. Notable pitching duels include Gumbert Mancuso Mungo Phelps Swift Todd and Rowe Cochrane Hayworth Hadley Dickey Hogsett Trotter Hemsley Grove Desautels Lyons Sewell and Deshong.
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New York
Gumbert and
Mancuso
Hallahan
R. Davis
V. Day
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Mungo
Phelps
Swift
Todd
Chicago
R. H. EF
Philadelpia
Passeau
Wilson
Lee and
RHE Detroit
Rowe
Cochrane
Hayworth
Hadley, Murphy and Dickey
Boston
R.H.E
Philadelpha
Harder
Gatehouse
Putlak
Smith Ross
Turbeville
Mulcahy
Hayes
Washington
R. H. E. Chicago
Lyons and
Sewell
Deshong
O'Malley May Lose Job On Court Ruling
Idaho Supreme Court ruled a 1934 overdraw of 1402.85 on the state insurance fund constitutes a misdemeanor and disqualifies the officer from office for four years. Pocatello manager P C O Malley faced possible removal as Governor Clark and Attorney General Taylor reacted to the decision.
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O'Malley
Boise
Supreme Court
P. C. O'Malley
Pocatello
Barvilla W. Clark
Idaho
Clark
J. W. Taylor
Henry Hansen
Harry C. Parsons
Hansen
James F. Allshie
Allshie
Raymond L. Givens
Alfred Budge
Rebels Forge Ahead Near Hendaye on Franco-Spanish Frontier
Insurgent forces under Gen. Emilio Mola report capture of Yarre and control of a wide northern region. Two columns push toward Galdacano, a key Basque defense hub guarding Bilbao. Gudaris and Asturians defend a southeastern pocket amid mortars and artillery. Thousands reinforce Basque lines to slow the advance.
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Hendaye
Emilio Mola
Yarre
Galdacano
Bilbao
Mola
Utah to Order All Police Out
Salt Lake City May 25 R W Groo Highway Patrol Superintendent ordered all officers on duty over the coming weekend to prevent another traffic toll. With resorts and canyons crowded on Memorial Day weekend he warned of erratic and drunken drivers after last weekend left two dead and thirty injured.
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Salt Lake City
Highway Patrol
R. W. Groo
Groo
Opponents Push to Withdraw Roosevelt Court Bill
Washington May 25 opponents of the Roosevelt judiciary reorganization bill urge withdrawal despite the administration's claim of a strong Supreme Court record this term. An official reaffirmed Roosevelt's no compromise stance while noting the government has won 12 major cases and lost none this year.
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New Deal
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Ree Roosevelt
High Tribunal
Court rules cited in social security and court reform debate
Washington reports emphasize security board and treasury officials praising progress on old age pension and unemployment insurance law while debating a pay as you go plan. Key figures like Arthur J Altmeyer and Secretary Morgenthau weigh effects on bonds and potential court reform options.
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Washington
The
Security Board
Treasury
Supreme Court de
Wis
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Altmeyer
Congressional
Moreenthau
CCC Clerk on Strike in Georgia CCC Clerk on Strike in Georgia
In Rossville Georgia Maj Gen Van Horn Moseley warned hunger striker Philip A Baumgartner to eat three meals a day or lose his civilian CCC warehouse job at Fort Oglethorpe The 10 day non eating protest centers on pay his $105 monthly salary with contrasts to higher relief pay and retirement benefits The weather outlook forecasts showers in the southeast with cooler temps tonight and Wednesday
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Rossville
van Horn Moseley
Philip A. Baumgartner
Cece
Moseley
Fourth Corps
Baumgartner
CCC
Fort Oglethorpe
Body of Rockefeller Sailed to Pocantico Hills Estate
The body of John D Rockefeller is transported to Pocantico Hills near North Tarrytown New York for private family led funeral rites. The 97 year old philanthropist died Sunday in Ormond Beach Florida and will be buried in Cleveland after a simple service at his estate.
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North Tarrytown
N.Y
John D Rockefeller
New York
Ormond Beach
Fla
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Panama Canal Zone
Harry Emerson Fasdick
Riverside Baptist Church
Lester H. Bent
Pocanfico Hills Union Church
Cleveland
E. Parmalee Prentice
Icee Pecenation
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