Ocean Fliers Await Plane From States
Musgrave Harbor Newfoundland report says trans Atlantic fliers Harry Richman and Dick Merrill, after a forced landing, lightened fuel load and were dug from a bog by Musgrave fishermen. Rescue plane captain Eddie Rickenbacker returns to Harbor Grace and plans wireless contact and resumption of rescue flight later today.
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Musgrave Harbor
Newfoundland
Musgrave
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Southport
Eng
Richman and Merrill
Eddie Rickenbacker
Fres
New York
Harbor Grace
N. F
Musgrace Harbor
Rickenbacker
Student Special departs from Union Pacific to Moscow
Excitement at the Union Pacific station as the Student Special leaves for Moscow with hundreds of students from Pocatello and surrounding communities aboard. The 700 mile, 24 hour trip uses five Pullmans three coaches two dining cars and a baggage car with travelers from Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Ogden among others. Additional cars attached to the Portland Rose carried more students headed for the University of Idaho and sorority house preparations before the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Moscow
Pocatello
University of Idaho At
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Eloise Hurley
Marta Berg
Ruth Steele
Faye Harris
Margaret Palmer
Reginald Burns
Ray Rosenberg
Ray Pearson
Bob Deacon
Henry McQuade
Don Bistline
Alan Clarke
Clinton Shaw
Aliee Conway
Blackfoot
Eleanor Redfield
Idaho Falls
Geraldine Hardy
Helen Paley
Clara Young
Francis Madson
Jack Wilcox
Ogden
Catherine Frost
Salt Lake City
Portland Rose
Army recruiting visit targets Blackfoot men
Sergeant Frank Hosko of the Army recruiting station will visit Blackfoot on Wednesday to enlist qualified men. Vacancies exist in the Fourth Infantry at Fort Missoula and the 38th Infantry at Fort Douglas. Enlist in September to begin vocational classes in October. Col Webb notes Hosko will return monthly.
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Frank Hosko
Army
Blackfoot
Fourth Infantry
Fort Missoula
Montana
38Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Webb
Hosko
Wallace White Barrows Win Maine G O P Ticket
In Maine political results Senator Wallace H. White Jr. defeats Governor Louis J. Brann by about 5,000 votes. Governor Lewis Barrows beats F Harold Dubord by about 43,000. U S Representatives Oliver defeats Hamlin by about 16,500 in the first district, Smith beats McLean by about 14,500 in the second, and Brewster defeats Mabee by about 19,500 in the third.
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Associated Press
Wallace H. White, Jr
Louis J. Brann
Lewis O. Barrows
F. Harold Dubord
U. S
James C. Oliver
Simon ( Hamlin
Clyde H. Smith
Ernest L. McLean
Ralph O. Brewster
Wallace F. Mabee
Portland
Brann
Dubord
Barrows
Bubar
Plan to Establish Four Year University in Pocatello
Local business leaders moved to extend Idaho's two year program to a four year, fully accredited institution at Pocatello. Advocates cite 800 plus students who study out of state and 200 plus locals who would stay if a four year option existed.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Chester Wells
Jack Halliwell
Ralph Jones
Stephan to Meet Republican Heads in Boise Conference
Frank L. Stephan said he will attend a Republican candidates conference in Boise this week and then resume his gubernatorial campaign in southeastern Idaho. He spent last week in the southeast, returning Saturday from Idaho Falls where illness confined him to his hotel.
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Twin Falls
Frank L. Stephan
Boise
Southeastern Idaho
Stephan
Southeastern
Idaho Falls
Pairtsyntana Woaheeday Weather Brief
A weather note reports rising warmth tonight with a cool change by Wednesday. Forecasts call for higher temperatures and light breezes as the week progresses.
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Pairtsyntana Woaheeday
Needay
Rain knocks out golf stars in U S amateur at Garden City
In Garden City New York September 15 two top contenders fell in the second round of the U S amateur championship at Garden City Golf Club Hector Thomson Britons amateurn champion and Walker Cup star lost to Hank Kowal Colgate University 4 and 2 Ross Sandy Somerville Canadian veteran and 1932 American champion was eliminated by David L Davis of Austin Texas 3 and 2 William Tweddell former British titleholder lost to Roger Peacock Washington D C after leading by two holes with three to go Willie Turnesa survived a tight match beating John Krutilla 1 up Gordon Taylor Jr defeated Walter Emery 1 up Scotty Campbell beat Jack Routh 8 and 7 for the day’s biggest upset.
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Garden City
N. Y
U.S
Garden City Golf Club
Hector Thomson
Hank Kowal
Colgate University
Ross
Sandy) Somerville
David L
John Krutilla
Chicago
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Lawson Little
Emery
Gordon Taylor, Jr
Toronto
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
Jack Routh
Bethlehem
Reductions in Bannock County Levy and School Levy
The 1936 Bannock county and county school levy falls to 1.29 on each 100 dollars of value from 1.60 in 1935. County valuation rises to 25,674,000 from 24,439,000 last year. Deputy county auditor Harlie Wilkins presents the levy summary.
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Bannock County
Harlie Wilkins
Mount Lowe Tavern Burns in Calamity on Mount Lowe
A Mount Lowe Tavern blaze destroyed the mountainside resort overlooking the Los Angeles area. Twenty five guests and employees fled the burning building by cable car down the incline to Pasadena. Dan Adams, 51, sustained minor burns.
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Pasadena
Calif
Los Angeles
Dan Adams
Baseball scoreboard summary from New York and Chicago games
Baseball results show New York 0 0 0 31 Chicago 0 0 1 0. Pearson Dickey Cain Che lini Sewell first game. Washington St Louis Whitehall Deshong Hogan Hogsett Thomas Liebhardt Hemsley Philadelphia 2 0 0 1 Detroit 0 0 2 6 0 0 Boston 000 01 Cleveland 402 10ter Henry Berg Allen Hildebrand George. National all games rained out.
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New York
Chicago
Pearson
Dickey
Cain
Chelini
Sewell
Washington
St. Louis
Whitehall
Deshong
Hogan
Hogsett
Thomas
Liebhardt
Hemsley
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lisenbee
Ross
Hayes
Rowe and
Reiber
Boston
Cleveland
Ter
Henry
Berg
Allen
Hildebrand
George
Atlanta Youth Arrested in Shirley Temple Extortion Letter
Federal agents arrest 16 year old Frank E Stephens of Atlanta for mailing a 25000 extortion letter to Shirley Temple's mother. He confessed writing the note promising bodily harm if the money is not sent to Curtis Palmer in Atlanta. The case was to go before a United States commissioner for preliminary hearing.
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Atlanta
Department of Justice
Shirley Temple
B. B. Watkins
Bureau of Investigation
Frank Edward Stephens
Watkins
United States
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank E. Stephens
Hoover
Shirley
Harry Delate Heads K of C In Pocatello Council
Harry DeLate was elected grand Knight of the Pocatello council No. 892 of the Knight of Columbus at the regular lodge session Monday evening. Other officers elected and installed include Chaplain Rev. Coleman H. King deputy grand knight Kenneth DeLate chancellor R. A. Kane recorder George Murphy financial secretary J. A. McQuillan treasurer Joe Schaive advocate Ambrose McGuire warden Andy Atkinson inside guard Angelo Busco outside guard George Zaccardi and trustees John Hood H. A. Collins and C. H. Cannon.
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Harry DeLate
the Pocatello Council
Knight of Columbus
Coleman H. King
Crand
Kenneth de Late
R. A. Kane
George Murphy
J. A. McQuillan
Joe Schaive
Ambrose McGuire
Andy Atkinson
Angelo Busco
George Zaccardi
John Hood
H. A. Collins
C. H. Cannon
Davis Addresses Women's League Meeting in Bannock County
Davis spoke at the Democratic Women's Study League meeting in Bannock County about gains by the Franklin Roosevelt administration. Mrs Cox presented a Civilian Conservation Corps paper while Mrs Jensen and Mrs Locke addressed campaign prospects and the Boise platform.
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Ben Davis
Democratic Women’s Study League
Bannock County
Franklin Roosevelt
William Cox
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nephi Jensen
Weston
Franklin County
Harry Locke
Boise
Vito Petrone
Archer Townend
Landon Sees Maine Vote as Nationwide Alarm and Signal
Chicago, Sept. 15. Guy Alf Landon said the Maine election shows the nation is aroused to danger and will defend its government. He praised Maine’s result as a call with immediate national impact and favorable signs for November. Hamilton hailed Maine returns as a strong Republican victory and predicted similar gains nationwide.
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Chicago
Guy Alf M. Landon
Maine
Arthur E. Sewall
Portland
Republican State Committee
John D. M Hamilton
National Party
Sewall
Five Hurt When Car Leaves Road Near Downey
Five navy recruits and two passengers were injured when their car overturned five miles south of Downey. Driver Clarence Hasty attempted to pass a truck driven by James W. Martin. injuries ranged from cuts to bruises, with one infant unharmed.
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Downey
Clarence William Hasty
West Young
Pocatello
George A. Palmer
Rexbury
William Navotny
American Falls
Fred Garrett
Kilgore
Cedric Evans
Allen and Cox Wed in Shelby Idaho Surprise
Stanley Joseph Allen aged 22 and Ila Cox aged 18, both of Shelby Idaho, were licensed to wed yesterday in Salt Lake City, authorities reported. The couple received their license amid local wedding registrations and celebratory notices.
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Salt Lake City
Stanley Joseph Allen
Ila Cox
Shelby, Idaho
Birth Announcement for Monserret Girl
A girl was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Thomas Monserret of Route 3 Sept 15 is noted as the date in a special birth notice. The parents are listed and the location is Route 3.
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Blackfoot
Thomas Monserret
Route 3
Winter frost hits Idaho towns early across Snake River Valley
Cold front brings first below freezing of the season in Idaho Falls and Blackfoot with lows around 22 to 30 degrees. Pocatello reports 29 degrees at 6 am and 57 degree high yesterday. Ogden records 30 degrees as frost arrives a month ahead of last year. Skies clear with no rain since month start.
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Pocatello
Frvezing
Idaho Falls
Snake River Valley
Blackfoot
Winter
Mercury
Ogden
Maine Election Shows Narrow Republican Margin
Democratic National Chairman James A. Farley commented on Maine results noting the state remains Republican with a reduced majority. He said a Republican senator retains his seat by a margin so small a recount may be needed and joked Maine stays Republican by about 50,000 Du Pont Morgan dollars.
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New York
James A. Farley
Maine
du Pont-Morgan
Liberty Leaguers
Life Insurance Leaders Confer With President in Washington
Frederick H. Ecker of Metropolitan Life said after a White House conference that there is no political significance and the talks covered the insurance business and social security cooperation. Western & Southern Life’s Charles Williams reported assets rose to about 23.92 billion and policies in force increased by 2 million since 1933 while policy loans fell from 18 to about 14 percent of assets.
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Washington
Frederick H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York
Roosevelt
Ecker
White House
Charles F. Williams
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
School trustees and teachers to meet county officials
Scott D. Lowe county superintendent holds evening meetings for school trustees patrons and teachers Wednesday at McCammon Thursday at Downey and Friday at Grace where the annual programs will be outlined. Dr L A Lambers head of the Bannock county health unit will discuss health programs for schools as planned by the unit. Nearby districts will participate.
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Scott D. Lowe
McCammon
Downey
Grace
L. A. Lambers
Bannock County
State Court Session Opens in Eastern Idaho Fall Term
The Idaho state supreme court opened its eastern Idaho fall term at the federal building after postponing hearings. Cases include Clyde Edminster vs L M Van Eaton on a note, a Lemhi county quiet title suit by K F Withington against J F Erickson, and the Dedman damage suit against the Oregon Short Line for injuries when snow collapsed under them in Drummond. Wednesday will hear Wilford and Andy Hensen in an appeal on a 60 day judgment for disturbing the peace and a Cassia county case by Burley against Aaron and Samantha Call for $5 280 in damages. The Begstrom case against the city of Pocatello was dismissed.
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Idaho State Supreme Court
Idaho
Federal
Twin Falls
R. A. Dedman
Drummond
Oregon
Twin Falls Court
Cassia County
Burley
Aaron
Samantha Call
Utah Official Says Rail Rates Cut on Onions to Midwest
Charles A. Root announced rate reductions by railroads on Utah and Idaho onions bound for the Midwest and Southwest to align with similar cuts on potatoes. Utah fair forecasts cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday with frost in eastern and southern sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Root
Utah
Idaho
Five GOP Take Major Offices From Bourbons
Maine results show Republicans win governor post nomination, a Republican senator re-elected, and all three Maine House seats going to GOP. Barrows defeats Dubord by over 40 thousand. Republican gains noted as potential national weather vane. Other states' primary races summarized.
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Hamilton
Landon
Maine
House
House of Representatives
Congress
Wallace H. White, Jr
Louis J. Brann
Lewis O. Barrows
F. Harold Dubord
Sachusetts
James M. Curley
Robert E. Greenwood
Fitchburg
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Michigan
Couzens
Brucker
Frank Murphy
George W. Welsh
New Hampshire
H. Styles Bridges
George H. Moses
Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
Townsend
Coughlin
New York
Union Party
Lemke Denied Kansas Ballot Taxing Presidential Electors
Kansas supreme court refused a writ of mandamus to place presidential electors pledged to William Lemke on the general election ballot. The decision leaves the field in Kansas limited to Landon Roosevelt and Norman Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kas
Kansas Supreme Court
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Kansas
Frank J. Ryan
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Bert L Penn to Speak at Chamber Forum Luncheon
Bert L Penn former Idaho Public Utilities commissioner and current I C C Bureau of Motor Carriers district director in Salt Lake City will headline the chamber of commerce luncheon Wednesday. The new bureau will be outlined by the school girls led by Erma Ellsworth.
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Bert L. Penn
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake City
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bureau
the & School
Erma Ellsworth
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Blackfoot Army
Senator White
Thomson
Bannock
Senee
Mount Lowe
National
K. OF C
Davis
Women’s League
What
S the
Jim
Farley
Life Insurance
Col
Frank Knox
Knox
C. J. Begstrom
G.O.P
Bourbons
Lemke
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