Red headed man may hold clue in Downey murder case
Bannock county Sheriff Maurice Rossiter said Tim Murtaugh friend of missing Patrick McCarthy likely knows the red headed stranger seen near McCarthy’s blood soaked car in Downey on May 20. Murtaugh and the suspect traveled to McCall recently, while searchers also checked Arbon valley leads amid reports of a 21 year old man.
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Idaho
Salmon City
Downey
Maurice J. Rossiter
Bannock County
Tim Murtaugh
Patrick J. McCarthy
McCarthy
McCall
Murtaugh
F. M. Chamberlain
Meridian
Salmon River
Rossiter
Boise
T. J. Stroud
Lemhi
Arbon Cine
Arbon Valley
Pauline
Arbon
Power County
L. E “Buck” Davis
Maurice Rossiter
Harry Hill
Nels Wimmett
Say
Wimmett
Hill
Davis
Veterans Poppy Sale Plans Approved for Saturday
Poca tello post No 735 schedules the sale of memorial buddy poppies this Saturday as part of the 16th annual distribution by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. National head Rhodes reports about 3,600 posts will join a push to raise funds for disabled veterans and families, aiming for 6,000,000 poppies nationwide. Minnie Lee will lead the local auxiliary in the drive.
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Pocatello Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
W. M. Rhodes
Adit
R. B. Handy, Jr
National Headquarters
Kansas City
National
Rhodes
Poste
Minnie Lee
Kentucky instructor organizes July visit to Pocatello group
O. L. Whitney of Georgetown Kentucky, vocational agriculture instructor at Great Crossing school, writes that he and about 20 members of the farmers organization will visit Pocatello in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
O. L. Whitney
Georgetown Kentucky
Great Crossing
Fu? Farmers Organization
Pocatello
Duke Wallis May Visit U S Before Wedding
Paris reports say the duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield may visit the United States for a second honeymoon six days before their June 3 wedding. Sir Walter Monckton brought cash and wedding presents, while final royal arrangements were completed beforehand. A possible visit by the duke of Kent was also discussed.
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London
Herman L. Rogers
Windsor
Sir Walter
Edward
Chateau
Duke of Kent
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Lising
W. C. Graham
Nantes
Rogers
Graham
Baldwin Leaves Prime Ministership for Chamberlain Rise
London May 28 Britain smoothly changed governments as Stanley Baldwin retired after 16 years in office. Arthur Neville Chamberlain takes over as prime minister while Baldwin becomes earl, with honors awarded to Baldwin and key aides including Enid Vines.
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London
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Arthur Neville Chamberlain
Bonar Law
Baldwin
Order of the British Empire
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Enid Vines
Ramsay MacDonald
Privy Council
Malcom
The
Dominions
King Calls Labor Act Worse Than NRA
Senator King of Utah branded the wage and hour bill "worse than NRA" saying it gives a federal bureau power to fix wages and hours and echoes Mussolini's plan to control labor. He opposed expanding federal authority while other senators weighed the bill amid court reform fights and evolving payroll data.
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King OF
Utah
Washington
Senator King
NRA
Italy
Mussolini
King
McCarran
D-Nev
Ieam
Senate
Roosevelt
Labor Standards Board
Oman
Daily baseball scores from multiple games across cities
Today’s results show Cleveland defeating Chicago with small run totals, Detroit and St. Louis producing a high scoring second game in Detroit, Washington tallying nine runs at Boston, and St. Louis and Pittsburgh in a rare scoreless listing. Batteries included Kennedy Svell Gatehouse Putlak and others.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Kennedy
Svell
Gatehouse
Putlak
Detroit
RHEB
St. Louis
Roosevelt vetoes extension of World War I veterans insurance
President Roosevelt killed a bill to extend the time for renewing five year war risk life insurance policies for World War I veterans. He warned extending converts would breach faith with policy holders and sustain low premiums that shift costs to others. He cited rising rates and large converted policy reserves funding term policies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Teacher Held for Damages in Soda Springs Case
Idaho Supreme Court sustains $5 870 damages against teacher Charlotte Doty for injuries to two Gorton family members from a car loaned to transport Soda Springs high school athletes to a Paris football game. Driver Russell Garst of Pocatello. coach cited as special agent.
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Boise
Charlotte Doty
Soda Springs
Paris
Caribou County
Idaho Supreme Court
Edwin M. Holden
Alfred Budge
R. S. Gorton
Richard Gorton
Soda Springs High School
Miss Doty
Russell Garst
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Gorton
Piano recital by Mrs Ace R Nelson students at Nelson College
Young students of Mrs Ace R Nelson will be presented in a piano recital Saturday evening at 7 39 p m. After the recital a buffet luncheon will be served for students and mothers. Participants include Earl Cook Joyce Stratton Lo Totten Shirley Wright Ruth Tyler Cecelia Demico Virginia Knowle Gloria Ellis Patsy Rainey Wilma Gear Barbara Skelton Beedie Denkers Ruth Denkers Nanette Wood Mary Catherine Alice Aldous Dorothy West Lois Pugmire Janiece Christensen Genevieve Mc Laughlin Ferm Russell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace R Nelson
Nelson College of Music
Earl Cook
Joyce Stratton
Lo’ Totten
Shirley Wright
Ruth Tyler
Cecelia Demico
Virginia Knowle
Gloria Ellis
Patsy Rainey
Wilma Gear
Barbara Skelton
Beedie Denkers
Ruth Denkers
Nanette Wood
Mary Catherine
Alice Aldous
Dorothy West
Lois Pugmire
Janiece Christensen
Genevieve McLaughlin
Ferm Russell
Strikes Grip Steel Industry Across Five States
About 70 000 steel workers idle in five states as SWOC targets Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube with demands for written contracts. Gov Davey contacts leaders while federal intervention considered to end the impasse amid looming peace talks. Ford denies staging riot at Rouge plant as UAW tensions rise and disputes spill toward Detroit and RichmondCalifornia areas.
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Youngstown
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Militant Steel
Great Lakes
Columbus
Martin Davey
SWOC
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
United Automobile Workers
Richmond
Calif
Associated Press
U. S
Republic
Iniind Steel Corporations
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Philip Murray
Ford Moor Company
Amer 4
Hix Charged for Killing Mountain Home Farmer
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Brout filed a murder complaint today against Idaho prison convict William Hix in the death of 58 year old Frank Miller. Miller's decomposed body with a through heart bullet was found about 30 miles northwest of Mountain Home. Hix, who escaped from the Idaho prison farm, was last seen with Miller and is to be brought from Boise under guard for arraignment.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Charles Brout
Justice of the Peace
Oliver Novell
William Hix
Frank Miller
Elmore County
Here
Hix
Price
Utah
Miller
Canyon County
Ne Stout
Mix
Boise
Stout
Noted Writer Hails Into Court After Fight in Club
Adela St. Johns O Toole testified in Yorkville magistrate court about a night club brawl involving her husband Francis Patrick and four others. A man lay injured, hospital visits followed, and charges against host William Walsh, doorman Charles Grande, and owner Harry Tannen were adjourned to June 9.
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New York
Adela Rogers St. Johns O'Toole
Yorkville Magistrate Court
William Raynor
Wright
Miss St. Johns
Hirgins
O'Toole
East List Street
William Walsh
Charles F
Sailor) Grande
Westwood
N. J
Doorman
Harry Tannen
Anna M Kross
Roosevelt Asked to Mediate as House Relief Bill Battle Intensifies
House leaders appeal to President Roosevelt to broker a compromise on the $1.5 billion relief bill after a turbulent session halted a final vote. Rep. Rayburn plans to discuss with the President during the weekend as a coalition opposes earmarks for roads and dams. Hopkins notes the salary cut amid relief funding disputes.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Rep
Rayburn
D-Tex
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Indianapolis
Hopkins
Popular couple married today at Blackfoot
The marriage of Harry C. Hurlbert and Florence Latimer was performed by Reverend C. D. Fletcher at Blackfoot Methodist Church. Hurlbert is secretary treasurer of Garrett Transfer & Stage Co. Latimer is from Stevensville, Montana, and worked as a bank secretary. They will honeymoon briefly with Latimer’s parents before returning to Pocatello to begin building a home at Lincoln and Lewis.
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Blackfoot
Harry C. Hurlbert
Florence Latimer
C. D. Fletcher
Births Announced at General Hospital Pocatello
Reports from the General Hospital list births in Pocatello with parents and home addresses. May 21 a son to AW Parker and wife 526 East Renton. a son to H C Jones and wife 807 South Main. May 22 a daughter to F J Randall and wife 787 North Thirteenth. May 23 a daughter to R W Carlson and wife 726 West Hayden. May 24 a daughter to F Manson and wife 884 West Lewis. May 25 a son to Far Bale and wife 730 West Benton. a daughter to B F Babcock and wife 410 North University Avenue Blackfoot.
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General Hospital
Stork
Pocatello
AW Parker
East Renton
H. C. Jones
South Main
F. J. Randall
North Thirteenth
R. W Carlson
West Hayden
West Lewis
Far Bale
West Benton
B. F Babcock
North University Avenue
Blackfoot
Physician seeks site for naturopathic hospital in Idaho Falls
Dr. Fred Porter of 2il Rogers building Idaho Falls asks the chamber of commerce for a suitable site for a naturopathic hospital. He represents the Idaho Naturopathic Association and states about 10 acres are needed for the hospital plus beautification of the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Porter
Rogers Building
Idaho Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Naturopathic Association
Roundup Begins as City Tackles Loose Dogs
S. M. Cook, poundmaster, started today a roundup of all dogs in the city which are running loose, stating that to date only 44 dog licenses had been issued, old licenses having become delinquent May 1.
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S. M. Cook
Poundmaster
Bombardment of Valencia by Italian planes kills hundreds
Insurgent air raid described as Capronis struck Valencia before dawn, killing about 200. Fifty 300 pound bombs toppled buildings, many windows shattered, dozens injured. American consul Wells unharmed as the embassy area suffered damage. English and Paraguayan offices hit, with several deaths.
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Valencia
Spain
Capronis
Milton K. Wells
Norman Thomas
United States
World's Greatest Suspension Bridge Opens to Motorists
May 28 San Francisco marks the opening of the mile wide Golden Gate Bridge to thousands of motorists after a pre opening by 202,000 pedestrians. The $35,000,000 span will run six lanes and stay open 24 hours a day with a grand fiesta featuring 500 naval planes and 42 warships in a 10 mile procession.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
Br Dce
United States
Oakland
Great Northern California
Annex
Marin
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By Witt Hancock
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Hemsley
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Boston
Newsom
Linke
Gray
Marcum
DeSautels
Pittsburgh
Lucas
Todd
Harrell and Ogrodowski
R.H.E
Cincinnati
Moore
Brennan
Hallahan
V. Davis
Root
O'Dea
Bil
Bill Wright
Frank Chase
Higgins
Rep. Maverick
White House
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Carlos Dupuy
Carnet Cano
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Red Cross
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