Red-Headed Stranger Sighting Linked to Missing Miner Case
Bannock county investigators press a statewide search for Patrick J. McCarthy’s body along the Portneuf river and sideroads as fingerprints from the blood stained car are reviewed by Washington. Sheriff Rossiter says McCarthy likely killed, possibly by a red headed companion seen with him from Boise to Downey.
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Bannock County
Portneuf
Patrick J. McCarthy
Montana
Idaho
Department of Justice
Washington
McCarthy
Downey
Maurice J. Rossiter
Boise
Civilians Get Jobs With CCC
Under War Department authority Major Earle H. Malone plans to replace enrollees with fifty five civilian staff at district headquarters to stabilize operations. The change aims to reduce turnover, cut costs, and improve efficiency by retaining workers with prior HQ office training.
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War Department
CCC
Earle H. Malone
Major Malone
Iowa Farmer Is Sound Sleeper
GRAETTINGER Iowa May 26 neighbors woke a farmer at dawn after a tornado blew off the roof of his house and reduced barns and outbuildings to matchwood. He said he rolled over a couple of times at 1 30 a m before returning to sleep.
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Graettinger
Iowa
Mrs. Altha Fouch of Boise Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Altha E. Fouch aged 69 of Boise and secretary librarian of the Idaho State Historical Society died in Walla Walla Washington while traveling from Lewiston to Huntington Oregon with her son Dr Ralph Fouch. Funeral services will be held in Parma.
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Walla Walla. Wash
Altha E. Fouch
Boise
Idaho State Historical Society
Pioneer of the West
Unsettled Tonight With Cooler South Portion
The forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight with a cooler air mass in the south portion and expects Thursday to be generally fair.
President Roosevelts Pan American Pact Sent To Senate
President Roosevelt sent to the senate for ratification a Pan American pact among 21 republics to maintain peace in the western hemisphere. The measure grew from the Aires conference and aims to consult and collaborate if threats arise, with further inter American agreements included.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Western Hemisphere
United States
Americas
Mey
Old Debate on NRA Fanned by New Proposal
New York May 26 The administration drive in congress for federal control of maximum hours and minimum wages in industry has revived the NRA codes debate. Economists labor leaders and industrialists show diverse views. Some see improvement others worry about recovery. The 40 hour week and 40 cent wage standard are noted as already in effect. The national industrial conference board reports March average work week in manufacturing at 41.7 hours.
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New York
Congress
National Industrial Conference Board
Lightning bolt kills two men at Fort Logan camp
Two Army soldiers, Second Lieutenant William Fickes of Badin North Carolina and Pvt Woodford Bowes of Ignacio Colorado, were killed when a lightning attack hit the rifle range camp at Buffalo Creek Colorado May 26. Seven others were burned and investigation ordered. William Chavez of Brighton was killed nearby yesterday.
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Colo
Fort Logan
William P. Fickes
West Point
Badin
N.C
Woodford W. Bowes
Ignacio
Brighton
William Chavez
William Bailey
Bowes
Bailey
Lieut. Fickes
Borah Remarks On Social Security Case
Senator William E. Borah commented on the Supreme Court ruling upholding the social security act. He said he was not surprised and that the constitution's value lies in applying its principles to new facts without destroying the instrument. Borah, Idahoan, voted for the act and opposes Roosevelt’s court plan.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
William E. Borah
Borah
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rosevelt
Speedboat Race Resumes on Missouri River
Four speedboats from Louis-Fort Benton Montana restart their Missouri river race after overnight moorage in Glasgow. The entrants left at 5 a.m. aiming to reach Kansas City by Thursday morning.
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Louis-Fort Benton
Mont
Missouri River
Kansas City
Sixteen Guests Named for Windsor Wallis Wedding
Monts France May 26 Sixteen wedding guests including Hugh Lloyd Thomas Sir Walter Monckton Lady Walford Selby Maj E B Metcalfe and others were announced by spokesman Herman L Rogers for the June 3 Windsor Warfield marriage. Some guests attend with diplomatic ties while comment on attendance is limited.
Rebel Air Fleet Down French Plane Near Bilbao
Insurgent air fleet guns down a French Air Pyrenees transport near Bilbao area wounding the French pilot Jean Gally and a Spanish passenger as the craft makes a damaged pancake landing near Sopelana. One woman passenger Antonia Larranage travels to rejoin family. other wounded resident of Bilbao.
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Associated Press
Spain
Air Pyrenees
Sopelana
Here
Automoile
Antonia Larranage
Algorta
Jean Gally
Biarritz
Today’s Major League Baseball Scores and Details
Chicago defeated Washington 8 2 as Lee, Sewell and Millies produced hits. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7 1 with strong pitching from Allen and Andrews. Detroit won 9 1 over New York, Coffman and Tebbetts led the offense. St Louis edged Boston 9 11 in a high scoring game. New York topped Cincinnati 6 2 behind Castleman and Melton. Brooklyn’s game at Pittsburgh postponed by rain.
Alfred E. B. Smith Sees Pope Pius In Castel Gandolfo
Alfred E. B. Smith had a half hour audience with Pope Pius at Castel Gandolfo and said the pontiff looks vigorous after the meeting. Weather in Idaho remains unsettled and mild tonight.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Alfred EB. Smith
Pius
Idaho
iZaureden
Rockefeller service held at Pocantico Hills estate
Funeral services for John D. Rockefeller were held at his Pocantico Hills mansion in Tarrytown New York. The 97 year old philanthropist died Sunday in Ormond Beach Florida. Family friends and longtime workers attended as Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick led scripture readings. He will be buried beside Laura Spelman Rockefeller in Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland Ohio.
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John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Casemen's
Ormond Beach
Fla
Hudson River
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Church
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
W Fe
Lakeview Cemetery
Cleveland
Hunger Striking CCC Clerk Is Dismissed
Philip A. Baumgartner, a hunger striking civilian conservation corps clerk from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., was dismissed on charges of trying to coerce the government and insubordination in conduct. Maj. Gen. Van Horn Moseley had warned him to resume eating after his demand for a higher $105 monthly wage.
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Atlanta
Philip A. Baumgartner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Oglethorpe
van Horn Moseley
Baumeariner
Holden Petitions For Bankruptcy In Idaho Falls
May 26 Boise. 7 J Wesley Holden Idaho Falls attorney petitioned federal district Judge C C Cavanah to be adjudged a bankrupt. He lists assets totaling 24 249 including six judgments for 13 108 by Earl Belnap for damages from an automobile accident fatal to a Belnap child. Claims listed as 11 345 with 9 000 exempt.
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Boise
J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
C. C. Cavanah
Earl B. Belnap
Belnap
Governor Holds Fate Of P C O Malley In Hands
Boise May 26 In the hands of Gov Barzilla W Clark rested today the fate of P C O Malley manager of the 1 5 million state insurance fund whose right to hold office was questioned by a Supreme court opinion. The court held the public official responsible for an overdraft of the fund in 1934 guilty of a misdemeanor and disqualification from office. Attorney General J W Taylor advised the governor to seek clarification from O Malley and his right to continue. The governor praised O Malley as having served six years and granted time for his side of the story. O Malley pledged to fight. Clark noted the office has been conducted creditably despite hardships. He said public funds suffered no loss and emergency measures could be considered before applying the law.
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
P. C O'Malley
Supreme Court
J. W. Taylor
O'Malley
Clark
Old Timers Club member credits crochet for long life
Mrs. Edwina Schatz, 88, Omaha, mother-in-law of Union Pacific executive, says crocheting keeps her young as she works on a ninth lace table cloth and countless other items. She notes older workers faced tougher times and laments modern youth.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Old Timers Club
Edwina Schatz
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
William M. Jeffers
Authorities Seek Origin of Blaze at Mare Island Yard
Naval officers pursued the origin of a 200600 dollar fire that endangered Mare Island navy yard the cruiser Chicago and tanker Kanawha Civil and naval firefighters contained the blaze after destroying a paint storage building and hundreds of gallons of linseed oil and turpentine damage estimated at 200000 dollars or more
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Vallejo
Cal
United States
Mare Island Navy Yard
Chicago
Kanawha
Pocatello High School to Hold 256 Diplomas at Frazier Hall
Pocatello high school will stage its commencement at 8 p m today in Frazier Hall at the university. A L Merrill will deliver the commencement address while Fred Burton of the school board will present diplomas to 256 graduating seniors. George Norman Green will present the class, Superintendent E Norman Vaughn will announce honor winners, Robert Moberly will give the salutatory address and Barbara Barker the valedictory address.
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Pocatello High School
Frazier Hall
A. L. Merrill
Fred Burton
George Norman Green
E. Norman Vaughn
Robert Moberly
Barbara Barker
Production Halted at Ford Plant as Detroit Union Strike Spreads
Union workers at Ford in Richmond California strike, halting production amid a mass picket line. Frank Slaby calls it the first gun in the war against Henry Ford and says the action could spread to other Ford units as Detroit workers distribute union messaging.
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Detroit
Ford
Associated Press
Richmond
Calif
Ford Assembly
United Automobile Workers of America
Henry Ford
Frank Slaby
Automobile Workers’ Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Slaby
Adelaide Anderson School of Music to award degrees and certificates
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music will hold the annual commencement in the recital hall at 8 30 p m Thursday. Degrees of bachelor of music will go to Olga Hines and Katherine Beckstrom. teachers certificates to Sami Kanomata Ariene Martindale and Gerald Todd. Idaho Academic certificates to Alice Mae Anderson and others. program features student performances and a second piano part.
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Mozart
Griez
Alice Mae Andersson
Beethoven
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Borowski
Roberta Colbinn
Rubinstein
Arlene Martindale
Liszt
Sylvia Vanderford
Tschaikowsky
Andantino Semplice
Gerald Todd
Paganni
Katherine Beckstrom
Paganini
Olga Hines
Adelaide Anderson
Evelyn Lundgren
Pocatello
American Falls
Ariene Martindale
Roberta Colburn
Aberdeen
Idaho
Alice Mae Anderson
Marjorie Miller-Jones
Madelyne Douglass
Hilda Goza
Ruth Merle Jones
Ralph Jones
Lorraine Exster
Richard Sarles Priends
Ford Rouge Plant Beating Sparks Formal Complaint
Four United Automobile Workers officials were beaten and chased from Ford Motor Company's Rouge plant gates in Detroit. The union announced a formal complaint to the National Labor Relations Board charging coercion and interference with workers' rights. Richard T Frankensteen suffered multiple assaults, Walter Reuther had a bloody nose, and two other union men were pummeled as they distributed leaflets.
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United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Big Rouge
National Labor Relations
Richard T Frankensteen
Ford Workers
Walter Reuther
West Side
Miller Road
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Frankensteen
Reuther
Las Vegas Court Hears Nusser Murder Trial Details
Dr J R Daniels testified that George Nusser was shot in his sleep in what prosecutors call a jealous murder by his former wife Grace Nusser. District Attorney Foley said she admitted shooting him and presented a Layton Utah letter showing Nusser planned to marry another woman. A jailhouse statement from Mrs Nusser was also referenced.
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J. R. Daniels
George Nusser
Boulder Dam
Nusser
Grace Nusser
Roger Foley
Foley
A Layton
Utah
Womean
Musser
Weiler
Princess Juliana Expected Heir to Dutch Throne
May 26 the Crown Princess Juliana of The Netherlands is reported to expect the birth of an heir-presumptive. Juliana wed Prince Bernard Zup Lippe-Biesterfeld on January 7 of this year.
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Amsterdam
Juliana of
The
Netherlands
Juliana
Bernard Zup Lippe-Biesterfeld
Roosevelt presses court bill amid looming policy tests
President Roosevelt insists on his judiciary reorganization bill citing ongoing court tests for labor power and other programs. He warns supporters that Supreme Court rulings may still affect social security wages hours and national planning legislation, including a challenge to child labor limits and federal funding for municipally owned power plants.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Alabama
Iowa Utilities
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