Blonde British Aviatrix Starts Solo Transatlantic Flight
Mrs Beryl Markham, 33, sets off from Abingdon to attempt a nonstop solo West Atlantic crossing to New York in The Messenger. Flying alone in a high performance single engine plane she faces headwinds and clouds with a full moon aiding the hazardous nocturnal crossing.
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Abingdon
Eng
Beryl] Markham
New York
Royal Air Force Field
Markham
Africa
Air Ministry
Ireland
Atlantic
Amelia, Earhart Putnam
Solo
Bloodied club may be murder weapon in Ruth Muir case
In La Jolla California detective Captain Harry J. Kelley announced a blood-stained wooden club as the pivotal clue in the Ruth Muir killing. Hair found in Miss Muir’s hand matched her own, not her assailant, with scientists tasked to confirm if the stains are her blood.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Ruth Muir
Harry J. Kelley
Miss Muir
Kelley
Kelly
Stier Leads Bannock County Red Cross Officials
W. A. Stier elected chairman of Bannock county chapter with E. L. Dale as vice chairman and Mrs. Chester G. Wells heading the home service committee. A regional roll call convention in Pocatello on October 2 will be attended by A. L. Shaeffer of San Francisco and J. K. McClintock of Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stier
Bannock County
The
American Red Cross
E. L. Dale
Chester G. Wells
Home Service Committee
Pocatello
A. L. Shaeffer
San Francisco
J. K. McClintock
Washington, D. C
National Finance Committee
City bus collision and motorcycle carrier damage report
A city bus was struck by a car driven by B. L. Dankers at 6 10 p m on the west incline of the Center street subway breaking a headlight. A motorcycle mounted package carrier operated by W O Taylor was damaged at 11 05 a m Tuesday when hit by Leo A Lish who made a U turn without signaling at Lewis and Second.
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B. L. Dankers
North Garfield
Don Baldwin
South Ninth
Center Street
W. O. Taylor
South Second
Leo A. Lish
North Ninth
Lewis and
Second
Lish
Woman Missing Described By Mother In Black Rock Case
Florence Ames wife of William Ames was last seen August 20 leaving Black Rock in a California car driven by an aged couple. Her mother Mrs Libby Minshew gave a description noting dark brown eyes black hair five feet tall and 105 pounds.
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Florence
William Ames
Black Rock
Here
Libby Minshew
California
Death of Pal Too Much for Goo-Goo
In Salt Lake City on September 4, 1934, Bing the fox terrier and Goo-Goo the white duck, pets of 5 year old Orson White, were close companions. Bing was killed by a car last week and Goo-Goo died this morning, reportedly from a broken heart.
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Salt Lake City
Bing
Goo-Goo
Orson White
Orson
Couple from McCammon wed by Justice of the Peace
Glen Trace Bullock 21 and Eva J. Wengreen 19, both of McCammon, were married at noon by William J. Ryan the justice of the peace.
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Glen Trace Bullock
Eva J. Wengreen
McCammon
William J. Ryan
Bendix race drama and tragic crash headline
A busy Bendix air speed race day features Joe Jacobson parachuting to safety after his Northrup Gamma explodes near Stafford Kansas, Amelia Earhart Putnam fighting an emergency hatch on a westward run, Amelia Earhart and Helen Richey reaching Los Angeles, William Warner and teammates completing a long New York to Wichita leg, and L. C. Faulkner of San Diego fatally injured in a crash during the national air race event.
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Los Angeles
William Warner
New York
Kansas City
Joe Jacobson
Northrup Gamma
Stafford
Kas
Amelia Earhart Putnam
St. Louis
Decony Howard
Chicago
Lockheed Electra “Flying Laboratory
Miss Earhart
Helen Richey
Pittsburgh
William
Buster) Warner
Wichita
L. C. Faulkner
San Diego
Calif
National Air Traces
Seminar on Tuberculosis Education in Idaho
Dr H E Krein Schmidt warns nurses and volunteers that tuberculosis is a household epidemic spread by a germ. The talk at Idaho Southern University promotes tuberculin testing followed by X rays to diagnose and treat early. Regional leaders urge education, reporting, clinics, and hospital facilities to eradicate TB. Another Chicago report cites a court finding Roland Munroe, 15, a alleged slayer, as a moral imbecile with homosexual tendencies. a judge considers permanent institutionalization.
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Roland Munroe
Agnes Roffers
Chicago
H. E. Kreinschmidt
New York City
National Tuberculosis Association
Idaho Southern
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Catherine R. Athey
Walter H. Brown
Stanford University
Nicholas Ifft
Bannock County
Denis J. Normoyle
Harry R. Hoffman
Criminal Court Behavior Clinic
Munroe
Landon Leads Roosevelt In First Poll Returns
Landon leads Roosevelt by over two to one in the first scattered returns from four eastern states. Maine shows 1,831 for Landon to 522 for Roosevelt. New Jersey 2,660 for Landon and 1,621 for Roosevelt. New York reports 5,931 for Landon and 2,724 for Roosevelt. Pennsylvania 5,634 for Landon and 2,778 for Roosevelt.
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Landon
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maine
Literary Digest
London
The
New York City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lemke
Union
Thomas
Browder
Colvin
Prohibition
Hoover
Bannock county fair opens with parades and rodeo events
First events begin Saturday as Bannock county fair hosts parade tours through Poca tello area with C A Gore directing Fridays parade and J W Cathey guiding Mondays parade. 4 H district fair starts today. 16 counties join with harness races and an all night rodeo under powerful floodlights at 8 p m. Amplifying system provided by East Idaho Brewing Co with midway attractions and carnival acts along the midway including Sei brands carnival and circus.
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Pocatello
Bannock
C. A. Gore
Intermountain Chevrolet Company
North
Hayes
Clark
Arthur
Lewis
Main
Center
Fairgrounds
City
J. W. Cathey
Wyeth
Bonneville
Sixth
Ohio
Oklahoma
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
Fair Board
Chicago
East Idaho Brewing Co
Y M C A Handball Courts Reopened After Repaint
The Y M C A handball courts will open Saturday morning after walls and lines were repainted. Lights and reflectors have been polished along with the cleaning done earlier in the week.
Roosevelt and Landon Confer on Views at Des Moines Meeting
President Roosevelt and Governor Alf Landon met in Des Moines to exchange views on the November election. They spoke about drought problems and shared a meal, leaving with a memorandum of the discussions. Both described the meeting as cordial and productive.
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Des Moines
Town
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Hannibal
Topeka
Landon
Clyde Herring
Green Declares AFL Won't Interfere in Seattle Strike
Washington report says William Green, AFL president, states the federation cannot interfere in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer strike. He directs Rep. Watson to aid settlement efforts to restore industrial peace in Seattle while Seattle officials pursue lawful action. Mayor Dore seeks Hearst settlement with Seattle guild amid 23 day strike and political fire over Hearst interests.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
American Newspaper Guild
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Green
Rowland Watson
Seattle
Seattle Central Body
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Watson
John P. Dore
William Randolph Hearst
Dore
Hearst
Roland H. Hartley
Post-Intelligencer
Baseball Scores From Washington and Boston Games
At Washington Philadelphia 101 01 Washington 210 02 Batteries Lisenbee and Hayes Newsom and Millies. At Boston Brooklyn 8 East New York 000 512 010 980 Boston 110 100 300 613 Batteries Murphy Malone and Glenn Osterbueller Wilson and R Ferrell. Only two games.
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Washington
R. HE. Phila
Phia
Lisenbee
Hayes
Newsom
Millies
Boston
New York
Murphy
Malone
Glenn
Osterbueller
Wilson
R. Ferrell
Pittsburgh Batteries Rally to Defeat Chicago 8–7
In Pittsburgh, the home team edged Chicago 8 to 7 with French Hartnett Swift Brown and Padden delivering key hits. The Batteries shut down Chicago after a 4th inning rally and held on for the win.
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Pittsburgh
H. E. Chicago
French
Hartnett
Swift, Brown
Padden
Stockmen Set Boundaries for Three Idaho Grazing Districts
Definite boundary lines for three new Taylor act grazing districts in Idaho will be drawn at a Saturday conference in Pocatello. A four‑man committee, representing sheep and cattlemen from 24 counties, has proposed tentative boundaries covering 4.5 million acres. E R Greenslet of Boise, director of the Taylor grazing act, will attend the meeting.
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Taylor Ad
Idaho
Pocatello
E. R. Greenslet
Boise
Americans Merrill and Richman Arrive London Croydon
The Americans Dick Merrill and Richman arrived at Croydon Airport eastward of their proposed round trip today at 2 57 p m local time, 8 57 a m EST, marking a milestone in their journey.
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London
Croydon Airdrome
Eng
Americans Richman
Dick Merrill
New Madrid Cabinet Formed as Premier Resigns
Spain's seven week civil war government yielded to a new cabinet led by Francisco Largo Caballero as Premier while Madrid faces a long siege. Rebels advance in Iran and Toledo as Pope Pius XII calls for a crusade of prayer and France debates aid.
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Associated Press
Spain
Iran
Jose Giral Pereira
Madrid
Francisco Largo Caballero
French
Popular Front
Republic Square
Paris
Leon Blum
Toledo
Alcazar
Fleein
Pope
Pope Pius
France
Newman Transfer From Pocatello After Head Wound
Ogden salesman R. W. Newman aged 25 was moved Thursday from Pocatello General hospital to an Ogden hospital. He had a bullet lodged in his head found in a hotel room the day before. His condition was listed as fair. Two of his brothers flew in from California to be with him.
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Newman
Odgen
R. W. Newman
Ogden
Pocatello General Hospital
Ogden Hospital
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