China Pulls Back From Kiangwan Salient Near Shanghai
Chinese forces abandon the Kiangwan salient after heavy Japanese fire and withdraw to a fortified second line from Shanghai northwest. The retreat aims to concentrate strength along a prepared defense while cholera worsens, with 529 new cases and 60 deaths in the foreign settlements.
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Kiangwan
United States
Shanghai
Hindenburg
Liuho
Lotien
Liuhong
Nankimg
Yangtzepoo
Hongkew
Forum luncheon to feature Fort Hal Reservation official
Director Salsman of the civilian conservation service on the Fort Ha reservation is named principal speaker for the chamber of commerce forum slated for Wednesday noon at the Bannock hotel. This luncheon marks the first forum session of the fall season.
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Salsman
Rvation Service
Fort Ha
Chamber of Commerce
Pair ton and Tuesday Temperatures Above Normal
Temperatures are notably higher than normal for the period, with readings pushing above the typical seasonal range. Forecasts indicate continued warmth into the week, easing only with passing fronts and slight cooling expected later.
Growers Vote on Agreement in Bannock County Meeting
Potato growers in Bannock county are invited to a 2 p m Friday meeting at the Tyhee school house where S L Profet of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration will explain the proposed federal potato marketing agreement. Voters may cast ballots at the county agent’s office in Pocatello Saturday 9 am to 5 pm or Monday. Attendees at Tyhee will also elect a Bannock county representative to the state committee.
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Bannock County
Tynee
S. L. Profet
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Court House
Pocatello
Western Weather Boise Report Sept 13
Weather bulletin from Boise notes conditions for the day ending with high and low ranges. Forecasters call for clear skies and light winds with no significant precipitation expected in the area.
Meetings Scheduled For Community Chest Agencies
Three representatives from each agency identified with the Community Chest will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the chamber of commerce office to form an association of social agencies. The Chest board will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m to set a definite date for the annual financial campaign with plans aiming for October or November.
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Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Chest Board
Borah Poised to Return to Idaho Soon
Senator William E. Borah said in The Tribune he would return to Idaho shortly without giving a specific departure date from Washington where he is to speak Thursday night.
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William E. Borah
The
Tribune
Idaho
Washington
Senators Attack Justice Black Over Klan Ties
New York and Georgia reports say senators Royald Copeland and David Walsh demand Justice Hugo Black resign from the Supreme Court if proved a Klansman. Imperial Wizard Hiram Evans of the Ku Klux Klan denies Black’s current membership.
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New York
United States
Royald S. Copeland
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Ku Klux Klan
Copeland
David I. Walsh
D-Mass
Justice Black
Senate
Walsh
Jeremiah Titus Mahoney
Mahoney
Senator Black
New York Times
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
North American
Alliance
Waycross
Hiram Wesley Evans
Hugo Black
Fyvans
Pope Names Segura Archbishop of Seville in Spain
Castel Gandolfo Italy September 13 Pope Pius named Pedro Cardinal Segura Y. Sanez cardinal primate of Spain as archbishop of Seville to succeed Eustachio Cardinal Nundaii Y Esteban who died August 10.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius
Pedro Cardinal Segura Y. Sanez
Spain
Seville
Eustachio Cardinal Nundaii Y Esteban
Shipe Visits Fort Hall Reservation
H. W. Shipe assistant director of extension and industry for the Indian service spends several days on the Fort Hall reservation to study local conditions and needs.
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Fort Hall
H. W. Shipe
Extension and Industry
The
Indian Service
Fort Hall Reservation
Ricks College to Hold Institute September 16 18
Rexburg plan institute events announced by President Hyrum Manwaring. Ricks College will host the annual institute from September 16 to 18, with details released today.
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Plan Institute
Rexburg
Ricks College
Hyrum, Manwaring
Weather bulletin predicts cooler northeast and southwest tonight
The forecast states cooler conditions in the northeast and southwest areas tonight with a warmer trend expected in the northwest by Tuesday. Northwesterly winds and a gradual rise in temperatures are anticipated across regions as the week begins.
John Roosevelt Engaged to Miss Anne Lindsay Clark
Announcement from Mrs. F. Haven Clark of Boston and Nahant confirms the engagement of John Roosevelt son of the president to Anne Lindsay Clark a Boston debutante. They plan marriage after Johns Harvard graduation next June with no wedding date yet set. She has studied at Winsor and Greenwood, toured Europe, and is active in charity groups. John 21 recently returned from a European tour with John Drivton and met Mussolini.
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Anne Lindsay Clark
Boston
F. Haven Clark
Boston and
Nahant
Europe
John
John Drivton
Mussolini
L D S Worker Mary Ann Williams Dies in Thomas Ward
Mary Ann Williams 72 died at her Thomas ward home near Blackfoot from a heart ailment. born December 14, 1865 at Midway Utah she was first married to Griffith E. Williams who died in England in 1909 while on a mission. She married John R. Williams in 1918. Survived by her husband a daughter Eva Anderson and sister Elizabeth Davidson two grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Thomas ward chapel. Burial Riverside-Thomas cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Mary Ann Williams
Jos. R. Williams
Thomas Ward
Williams
Midway
Uta
Griffith E. Williams
England
John R. Williams
Relief Society
Primary Association
Relief Society Stake Board
Eva Anderson
Thomas
Elizabeth Davidson
Milburn
Wyoming
Philip B. Dance
Riverside- Thomas Cemetery
Irish-born Resident Seeks U.S. Citizenship
Miss Mary O'Neill, an Ireland native living in the United States for nearly five decades, announced plans to enroll in an adult education naturalization class and take the citizenship examinations. She said she is determined to complete the process this time.
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United States
Mary O'Neill
Mrs John W Parker Plans Winter Visit to Honolulu
Mrs John W Parker will depart for Seattle to visit before sailing in December to Honolulu for the winter. She will spend the season in Hawaii after the Seattle trip and continue travel the following months.
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Hawaii
John W. Parker
Seattle
Honolulu
Idaho Supreme Court Hears Second Appeal in Van Vlack Case
The Idaho Supreme Court in Boise heard arguments for and against modifying the death penalty of Douglas Van Vlack, a Tacoma resident and triple-slayer. He was re-sentenced June 22 at Twin Falls to be hanged July 27 for murdering his former wife Mildred Hook, 22, of Tacoma.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Douglas van Vlack
Tacoma
Wash
Twin Falls
Mildred Hook
Dancer recounts attack at Hollywood studio in police interview
Laura Lee, 25, a movie dancer, told police she was attacked by a film studio executive after a night out. She said she struck him with a telephone, was knocked unconscious, and later claimed she was arrested rather than the aggressor. the man had a head wound and fled the scene.
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Los Angeles
Laura Lee
Lieuts
W.C. Burris
F. W. Smith
Hollywood
Reds Fire Manager Dressen and Two Coaches
Cincinnati General Manager Warren Giles announced the unconditional release of Manager Chuck Dressen and coaches Thomas Sheehan and George Kelly. Dressen will be replaced temporarily by Bobby Wallace as salaries are paid through season end amid criticism of the Reds’ poor second division performance.
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Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Charles
Chuck” Dressen
Thomas Sheehan
George Kelly
Dressen
Giles
Bobby Wallace
Irish pilgrims sail to Lourdes for fifth national pilgrimage
In Dublin on September 13, about 753 aged and infirm pilgrims left Kingstown by steamer for Lourdes seeking cures at the Shrine of the Blessed Virgin. Some banners and crowds marked the departure as about 1,900 others would join the journey to Lourdes tonight.
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Dublin
Kingstown
Lourdes
France
Hitler Pace Pressures Nazi Leader at Party Congress
NURNBERG Germany September 1 Adolf Hitler maintained a grueling pace at the annual Nazi party congress with a five hour sleep pattern. An American reporter accompanied him from a storm trooper rally to Burg Castle, observing crowds of 100000 and Hess noting the leader's limited rest and diet.
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Nurnberg
Germany
VP 1
Adolf Hitler
Fuhrer
Storm Trooper
Serfuehrer
Burg Castle
Hitler
Luitpold Arena
der Fuehrer
Munich
Bure
Tle
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Pocatello Eyes Swift Airport Improvements
Chamber aviation committee members met with Mayor Terrell City Engineer Hamilton and WPA official William Miller to discuss runway grading graveling and potential north south work. Terrell aims to oil east west runways this fall and begin north south construction. Sun Valley gateway status heightens urgency despite WPA labor limits. Ralph Fry leads plan to attend Cheyenne aviation meeting October 16 18.
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Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
R. M Terrell
R. F. Hamilton
William Miller
WPA
Terrell
Pocatello
Western Air Express
Sun Valley
Ralph Fry
Cheyenne
Pocatello Tax Levy Set For 1937 Budget Talks
City council to meet Wednesday evening to decide the Pocatello tax levy for 1937. County levy to be determined at a Thursday county commissioners meeting after postponement today. County clerk Anna Kerfe received a telegram from State education official C E Roberts advising to disregard a September 10 notice due to an error. Bannock county school tax for 1937 is set at 165,098.74.
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Pocatello
Board of County Commissioners
Anna Kerfe
C. E. Roberts
State Superintendent of Schools
State Department of Education
Bannock
Portneuf River death of Mrs Foster a suicide
Eight hours after escaping from General Hospital a 24 year old woman identified as Mrs J E Foster leapt from the Fremont street bridge into the Portneuf River. Police ruled the death a suicide. She left the hospital at 12 15 am and body found 1500 feet downstream. She is survived by husband a son her mother and two brothers. The body lies at Hall mortuary.
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J. FE. Foster
J. E. Foster
General Hospital
Portneuf Tiver
Foster
Union Pacific
Fremont Street
Aenes Ellen Foster
Omaha
Neb
Joseph E. Potter, Jrr
Ellen Doyle
George and
Russell
U. S Army
Series Opens Here Sunday in Idaho Baseball Split Likely
Blackfoot leads the season while the Indians sit second as a three game series resumes Sunday Sept 26 with a double header in Pocatello. Extra players Billy Black and Bill Walker join Blackfoot for the series and the Sox gain two additional men for the games.
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Blackfoot
Indians
Pocatello
Billy Black
Bill Walker
Sox
School officials visit Lava Hot Springs for language adoption meeting
F A Gross superintendent at Fort Hall J A Youngren chairs the Indian relations committee of the chamber of commerce and Scott D Lowe county superintendent of schools visited Lava Hot Springs today for a meeting of teachers from Oneida Franklin and Bannock counties. They came to hear about Idaho schools language adoption methods and to secure cooperation for a fall radio series on Indian history to be aired by a local station. Most county schools already have radios.
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F. A. Gross
Fort Hall
J. A. Youngren
Chamber of Commerce
Scott D. Lowe
Lava Hot Springs
Oneida
Franklin
Bannock
Idaho
Gross
Mr. Youngren
Nations clamp on piracy as Italy backs plan
Geneva reports say Italy accepted a nine power anti piracy scheme for the Mediterranean and seeks clarification of its zone of control. France and Britain mobilize 60 ships to deter suspected pirates while the League faces Spain over its government.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Mediterranean
Rusia
Ihs Assembly
France
Great Britain
Cartagena
League
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Chamber to entertain Idaho president in Pocatello event
Secretary Paul Nash announces Harrison C. Dale will visit for the district teachers convention in Pocatello on October 1 and 2. The chamber designates October 6 to officially entertain the new University of Idaho and Idaho Southern president. If Mrs. Dale attends a ladies night program may be held.
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Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Harrison C. Dale
University of Idaho
Idaho Southern
Pocatello
Dale
Portneuf arrest for reckless driving linked to collision
Er. Adams was arrested this morning by State Traffic Officer Elmer Terry at the Portneuf checking station on a charge of reckless driving after his car collided with another machine on the highway south of Pocatello. He was cited to appear before Justice William Hinckley this afternoon.
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Er. Adams
Elmer Terry
Portneuf
Pocatello
William Hinckley
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