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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1936

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Three Killed In Idaho Auto Crash

Three people died and a fourth was badly hurt in a head on collision seven miles east of Mountain Home Idaho on the Oregon trail. Victims were Ellington R. Rose Fern Fennessy Rose and E R Mason with Mason critically hurt. Inquest set for 4 p m. Rose identified as a writer and member of Chicago Motor Club.

Idaho Mountain Home Ida Here Oregon Trail E.H. Anderson Elmore County Ellington R. Rose Lebanon Oregon Fern Fenessy Rose E. R. Mason Chemawa Rose Chicago Motor Club

Roosevelt to Meet Landon Aboard Train En Route to Des Moines

President Roosevelt travels from Salt Lake City toward Des Moines for drought talks with seven state governors including Alf Landon. Preparations were made in Topeka for Landon to join the Des Moines conference, bringing expertise from his 1934 drought governorship. Darling, a former New Deal conservationist, backs Landon’s position.

Roosevelt Des Moines Dern Salt Lake City Wyoming Towa Alf M. Landon Topeka Kan J. N Ding) Darling Biological Survey

Oklahoma Faces Drought Relief Need Amid Famine Fears

A call for immediate drought relief in Oklahoma cites looming famine risk and proposes a relief fund if relief is delayed by weeks. The message urges timely action to assist affected communities and maintain food security.

Reuben J. Clark Jr Celebrates 65th Birthday Quietly

Reuben J. Clark Jr former United States ambassador to Mexico and first counselor in the Latter Day Saints church marked his sixty fifth birthday in Salt Lake City on Tuesday Sept 2 with a quiet observance.

Divers search Pacific for clue in La Jolla murder

Divers scoured Lover’s Cove in La Jolla seeking the heavy instrument used to batter Ruth Muir 48 a Y W C A worker slain Monday night Police said all suspects were released including E Carl Eckdahl 41 but he must stay for possible further questioning Muir a former San Antonio society girl was found in a La Jolla ravine after three weeks in the area

Eckdohl la Jolla Pomona College Miss Muir San Antonio

Scoring Recap From National League Action

Baseball totals from Chicago St Louis Philadelphia New York Boston and Cleveland games show varied innings and final scores. Notable lineups include Butcher Winston Phelps Hart and Hartnett for Chicago and Knott Hemsley Ross Lisenbee Hayes for Philadelphia.

Chicago R. H. E. Brooklyn Butcher, Winston and Phelps Carleton and Hartnett Philadelphia R. H. E. St. Louis Philaphia Knott and Hemsley Ross Lisenbee Hayes

Doctors Hear Talk of War at Idaho Medical Meet

In Boise on September 21 Dr Ralph H Lutz Stanford University history professor told the Idaho State Medical Association the nation may be fortunate to avoid another war He echoed Ray Lyman Wilbur 1918 view of an overcast blood future The address closed a program of medical and surgical lectures by University of California San Francisco School of Medicine professors at the 44th annual banquet and meeting.

Boise America Ralph H. Lutz Stanford University Idaho State Medical Assocts United States Ray Lyman Wilbur

Inquest Held Over Death of WPA Worker Nephi Plain Smith

An inquest into the death of Nephi Plain Smith 38 a WPA worker and former boiler maker helper is in progress at Hall mortuary after Smith died 125 am at General hospital from injuries in a Yellowstone highway auto crash. The accident involved a car possibly driven by James McGonigle 23 a medical student. Coroner Arthur Hall and Prosecuting Attorney Milton Zener conduct the proceedings with a listed jury and legal representatives for both sides.

Nephi Plain Smith WPA General Hospital Yellowstone Highway Elm Street Hall Mortuary

Richman and Merrill Fly London Round Trip Record Attempt

Dick Merrill and Hor Richman depart Floyd Bennett airport in a Vultee monoplane named Lady Peace on a projected round trip to London. They carry about 1000 gallons of fuel and plan a brief stay in England awaiting favorable winds for the return flight across a 1992 mile overwater gap from Newfoundland to Ireland.

Charles E. Harner Associated Press Brooklyn, Y Dick Merrill Hor Richman Floyd Bennett Airport E.S.T London Merrill Avition Richman Sazing Star of Stage Free America Endon England Harbor Grace Newfoundland Cobh Irish Free State

Ogden Man Shot Self at Hotel in Ogden

R W Newman 28 traveling salesman from Ogden Utah is unconscious at General hospital with a bullet wound to the left temple from a .22 rifle. Police report he spoke to his wife in Los Angeles and a sister in Ogden may explain the shooting while a hotel bell boy and staff recall the room’s events. Newman’s car with Utah license 71712 is held at the station. he represented W F Newman and Sons of Ogden.

R. W. Newman Oreen Utah General Hospital H. M. Silverstein Jack Reese Newman Reese Silverstein Dotors F Clint Lloyd Sai G. D. Herdti Newmans

Cavanah Rules Farm Mortgage Act Unconstitutional

Federal Judge C. C. Cavanah ruled that the amended Frazer Lemke Farm Mortgage Act violates the Fifth Amendment by depriving creditors of property without due process, declaring it unconstitutional in Boise. The decision hinges on constitutional due process concerns and property rights.

Boise Federal C. C. Cavanah

Unsettled Weather Tonight And Thursday

Forecasters warn of unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with possible showers and cooler temperatures. Strong winds are unlikely but brief rain bursts may affect outdoor plans.

Anti-Tuberculosis group opens three day Idaho session

The Idaho Anti Tuberculosis association begins a three day convention with a joint luncheon sponsored by the chamber of commerce and other groups at the Bannock hotel. Dr. Walter Brown from Stanford will speak. Herman Dietz of Boise presides. Dr. J D Dunshee and Dr. Fred Foard address the dinner gathering. Reservations are urged.

Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association Chamber of Commerce Rotary Bannock Hotel Walter Brown Leland Stanford University Palo Alto Calif Rampton Barlow Herman Dietz Boise O. F. Swindell Catherine R. Athey Association L. A. Lambert Bureau of Epidemiology and Public Health Department of Public Welfare Dorion J. D. Dunshee Idaho Fred Foard U. S. Public Health Service San Francisco Adelaide Anderson Ladies of the Presbyterian Church

Bright brothers sought for triple slaying seen in Grants Pass

The Bright brothers John H. Bright and Coke T. Bright, both wanted for three killings, were spotted in Grants Pass Oregon reportedly buying supplies. A Grant's Pass feed store road manager identified them and a gas station attendant confirmed sightings on the road toward Jacksonville.

Yreka Calif Bright Brothers Grants Pass Ore Robert Robinson Grant's Pass John H. Bright Coke T. Bright Striple Coke Bright Robinson Jacksonville

Japan declares submarine superiority over U S and Britain

Tokyo announces intent to hold 15 598 tons more submarines than the United States or Britain, raising Japanese total to about 68 300 tons to exceed the treaty limits. Washington notes naval officers consider whether the U S and Britain will also retain excess tonnage scheduled for scrapping.

London Japan United States Great Britain Britain Washington New York Seeweae Italy Germany

Burton and Wells Re-elected to School Board Terms

Fred Burton and Chester G. Wells were re-elected to three year terms as trustees of the Pocatello independent school district. Both men, unopposed and with six years of service, received 81 votes each as light turnout marked election in four districts.

Fred Burton Chester G. Wells Pocatello Independent

Harlow and Powell Baffled by Rice Shower Mixup

Hollywood headlines report Jean Harlow and William Powell inadvertently received rice meant for Edith Bresnahan and Warren W. Dearborn at a Culver City wedding. The stars explained as they exited the church that the rice was for different attendants, drawing curious onlookers.

Hollywood Jean Harlow William Powell Culver City Edith Bresnahan San Diego Warren W. Dearborn Powell Harlow

Walker Cup leads GB early after strong American showing

Clementon New Jersey September 2 AP America's Walker Cup golf forces, among the heaviest favorites, led Great Britain 3 to 1 after Scotch foursomes featured comebacks by two British teams. The Americans won two matches outright and halved two others.

Clementon N. J Great Britain

Mrs Landon Quietly Celebrates 38th Birthday

ESTES PARK Colorado September 2 Mrs Alfred M Landon wife of the Republican presidential nominee quietly observes her thirty eighth birthday with her family at the mountain ranch home near here She was born in Potwin Kansas on September 2 1898 and sought to forget the date but the family planned a small dinner party Added details note the birthday date and birthplace of Mrs Landon.

Estes Park Colo Alfred M. Landon

B P W Changes Meeting Dates In Pocatello

The Pocatello Business and Professional Women's club executive committee set September 1936 plans. Meetings will move to the third and fifth Tuesdays. regular meetings on the first Thursday. legislative briefings allotted ten minutes per meeting. membership committee to run September programs.

Pocatello Business and Professional Women's Club Chamber of Commerce Marian Roberts

Idaho Weather Dnsttled Tonight and Thursday

Idaho forecasts show unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler air in the southern portion. Breezy to windy sectors may accompany showers, with temperatures easing from today’s highs. Officials urge residents to monitor local updates for light rainfall and gray skies.

Idaho

Foreign group to seek truce in Spain at Saint Jean de Luz

Arab diplomat Daniel Garcil Mansilla said foreign ambassadors to Madrid will push for a Spain truce to avert a world war. Delegations from Madrid and Franco will attend a Saint Jean de Luz conference aimed at humanizing the war. Behovie Becomes Frontline as rebels push toward Irun and take San Marcial.

Hendaye France Madrid Spain Daniel Garcial Mansilla Garcia Mansilla Saint Jean de Luz Francisco Franco San Marcial Irun

Vatican organ critiques Coughlin speech condemning Roosevelt

Osservatore Romano denounces Father Coughlin as a liar and betrayer amid a Vatican editorial. Prelates say he may continue political activity if he avoids denouncing public authority, stressing respect for social authorities and noting the offense when a priest attacks them.

Vatican City Osservatore Romano Vatican Charles E. Coughlin Roosevelt Father Coughlin Gallagher Michael J. Gallagher Detroit Rome Holy See

Claudette Colbert to Clip Bangs for Maid of Salem

Hollywood news reports Claudette Colbert will trim her bangs for the upcoming film Maid of Salem set in colonial New England. Studios tested several hairstyles as Puritanical bangs were deemed unsuitable for the witchcraft tale.

Claudette Colbert Hollywood Claudette Coilbert Miss Colbert Salem New England

Borah to headline Idaho peace seminar in Caldwell

Senator William E Borah will be the featured speaker at a peace seminar jointly hosted by the College of Idaho and the Boise emergency peace committee in Caldwell on October 2 3 and 4 Also attending will be Senator James P Pope and Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice Raymond L Givens

Boise William E. Borah The College of Idaho Boise Emergency Peace Committee Caldwell Senate James P. Pope Raymond L. Givens Idaho Supreme

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