Munitions Probe Turns on German War Equipment
Senate committee reveals evidence of a hidden fleet of German war planes smuggled via North Sea ports and assembled abroad. Files show Italy sending planes to Hungary and Austria by air, gas shipments by rail, and secret Du Pont records noting Poland’s fears of war with Germany.
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Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Germany
North Sea
United States
Great Britain
Sweden
Italy
Austria
Hungary
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
Delaware
Poland
Europe
South America
Russia Wins League Seat and Council Membership
The Soviet Union formally accepted invitation to join the League of Nations and was allocated a permanent council seat. Russia agreed to arbitration rules after entry but would not submit disputes pre entry. Approval by the league assembly and the wider votes by Argentina Portugal and Panama abstained.
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Geneva
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
League of Nations
League Council
Russia
Europe
England
France
Italy
Soviet Union
League
League Assembly
Moscow
Japan
Far East
Argentina
Portugal
Panama
Movie fans dish advice to stars in playful letters
Hollywood reports show fans send letters to actors offering opinions on looks roles and even pets. Weissmuller recibe letters about hair, Durante’s nose, Gable horses, and Myrna Loy’s vamp parts prompting playful replies and reminders of fan dedication.
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Hollywood
Mike
Rhode Island
Johnny Weissmuller
Weissmuller
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Pol Lu
Jeanette MacDonald
Myrna Loy Weed
Myra
Bingham County Taxes Decreased
Blackfoot reports a reduced total state and county levy from 2.10 to 1.90 due to no warrants. State tax rises from .47 to .60 while county road, bridge, and general levies shift. Blackfoot city tax increases from 2.75 to 3.05 with portions earmarked for bond sinking and interest, leaving little for city operations.
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Blackfoot
Erie
Boyhood Friends Meet at Wedding in California
John L. Evans of Hemet California travels to Poca tello for his wedding to Nellie M. Goales 35 of Riverside California. The officiating judge turns out to be an old boyhood friend of Evans.
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John L. Evans
Pocatello
Hemet
California
Nellie M. Goales
Riverside
Califor
Doctors struggle to save Dionne quintuplets Cecile
In Callander Ontario Cecile one of the Dionne quintuplets ages 110 days remains at risk from intestinal toxemia. Dr A R Dafoe notes Cecile has a high fever and inching weight, while An nette and Yvonne show signs of recovery as they pass through a crisis. Nurses Louise de Kerline and Yvonne Leroux receive praise for their care.
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Callander
Ont
Cecile
A. R. Dafoe
Defoe
North Country
Louise de Kerline
Yvonne Leroux
Missing heiress found in Boise after vanished from Wyoming
Virginia Ewing Gates, 22 the daughter of a university president, was found in Boise with her new husband Dan McCafferty of El Centro California weeks after disappearing from a dude ranch near Pinedale Wyoming. Police identified her by telephone and she said she would not return to Philadelphia and plans to live in California.
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Boise
Virginia Ewing Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Pinedale
Wyo
Department of Justice
Tom Cribbins
Dan McCafferty
el Centro
Calif
Philadelphia
Danny
California
Malad Woolgrowers Leader Lubin Jones Dies in Salt Lake
Lubin Jones, 54, of Malad and president of the Idaho Woolgrowers association, died in a Salt Lake City hospital from Bright's disease. Born in Brigham City in 1879, he built a theater and confectionary in Malad, later owned a sheep herd, and was active in Woolgrowers affairs. He leaves four brothers and two sisters. Funeral and burial plans set for Maine.
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Salt Lake City
Lubin Jones
Malad
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
Kright
Jones
Brigham City
Utah
Woolgrowers’ Organization
Dewey Jones
Ogden
R. W. King
Maine
US Vessels Hunt elusive Hayun Maru in Pacific chase
Manila report says two US revenue cutters pursued the Hayun Maru for alleged poaching and assaults on Philippine officers off Palawan. The Banahaw reported no sighting at 5 pm while continuing search in the China Sea. Officials query the Mayun Maru’s identity as Formosan authorities say the vessel is not registered in Formosa and investigate the Hayun Maru log book seized by Philippine police.
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Manila
United States Revenue
Palawan Island
Banahaw
China Sea
Ataushi Kimura
Formosan
Formosa
Philippine Constabulary
Kimura
New Deal Names Given American Mushroom Towns Near Fort Peck
Montana’s Fort Peck dam site gains six mushroom towns named Deal New Deal Midway Roosevelt and Delano Heights. The $75,000,000 project is recalled as part of the era as these names endure in local memory.
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Timely
Port
Pxck
Montana
Fort Peck
Deal
Midway
Roosevelt
Delano Heights
Utah Weather: Temperature Dip Sunday to Monday
A pair of days show a temperature change as Utah residents experience a shift in conditions. Sunday trends cooler then Monday cools further with a mild rise expected later in the week.
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Utah
Ward Line wins fight to keep Morro Castle affidavits from grand jury
A federal judge granted Ward Line's motion to quash a subpoena demanding affidavits and statements from Morro Castle crew members. The ruling says the papers are not privileged since they contain statements from non-clients. The inquiry into the disaster continues with George Alagna, the radio operator, among those expected to testify next.
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New York
Ward Line
Grand Jury
Morro Castle
Alfred C. Coxe
United States
Martin O. Conboy
Conboy
Coxe
Department of Commerce
Dickerson N. Hoover
Bureau of Navigation
George Alagna
George Rogers
Alagna
Blackfoot Eyes Power Plant Airport and Hospital Plan
Blackfoot officials led by Mayor Edward Thoreson will travel to Boise with civic leaders to present plans for a municipal power plant on a Snake River site at Shelley an airport and a community hospital to Governor C Ben Ross and state officials. They seek federal aid and tax relief through municipal ownership and redevelopment of the old technical high school building.
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Blackfoot
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Thoreson
Boise
C. Ben Ross
Snake River
Shelley
Thoreson
Seagulls Puzzling Colorado Springs Visit
Thousands of sea gulls swooped over Nob Hill in Colorado Springs today, a sight unseen by old timers since the region has not seen the ocean in geological times. After feeding on seeds on vacant lots the birds headed southward toward the gulf, leaving residents surprised by the unusual coastal visitors.
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Colorado Springs
Nob Hill
Gulf
Horsfal ousted as Idaho FERA head. Meridith named successor
E P Horsfal of Pocatello loses Idaho FERA administrator post to P C Meridith of Buhl as relief committee gains active control. The shakeup ends months of conflict with Governor Ross who criticized the agency as top heavy and inefficient.
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Boise
E. P. Horsfal
Pocatello
State Relief Committee
Idaho Fera
P. C. Meridith
Buhl
Horsfal
FERA
Ross
Roy C. Lane
Lapwai
Relief Committee
Rellief
Statehouse
Robert Hinckley
San Francisco
Bridge rivals clash as Culbertson and Sims trade charges
Ely Culbertson and P. Hal Sims, fierce rivals in contract bridge, battle publicly after peace efforts fail. Culbertson’s The Bridge World accuses the American Bridge League of blackmail threats over a league tournament at Asbury Park. League official Boscowitz denies the charge and calls for stricter ethics in future events.
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Tom O’neil
Associated Press
New York
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Culbertson
the Bridge World
American Bridge League
Sims
Asbury Park
N. J
Oswald Jacoby
League
H. Huber Boscowitz
Boscowitz
Dog Fan ciers Bid to Gooding Show
Dog fan ciers invited by R C Pridmore of Gooding to assist in the Southern Idaho Amateur Field Trial on September 29 30. George Ellis of Pocatello pledges participation in return for Gooding support from a prior spring show. Officers include J Taylor Williams J D Purdict John Kaneaster Ray Brown and Mac Shotwell all of Gooding. Entries must reach Pridmore by September 25 with prizes offered in three all age pointers trained for this work after January 1 1033.
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R. C. Pridmore
Gooding
John Kaneaster
Ray Brown
Mac Shotwell
Mr. Pridmore
Lincoln Inn
Gorman Demands Resignation Over Textile Strike Fracas
The United Textile Workers press for Hugh B. Johnson to resign as NRA recovery chief amid a spiraling textile strike. Gorman accuses Johnson of untruths and bias toward employers, while Roosevelt weighs federal intervention as guards mobilize in Georgia and North Carolina.
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Gorman
NRA
North Carolina
Plaid
Associated Press
E. M. Holt
Burlington
N. C
Hugh
Johnson
McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
Washington
Hugh 8
Roosevelt
Francis J. Gorman
Eme
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers
Pawtucket
R. I
Newport
New York
General Johnson
CENSORSHIP OF MOVIES ACROSS STATES AROUND GEOGRAPHY
Hollywood reports show uneven film censorship with states cutting or banning scenes in titles such as Little Miss Market Elysia Scarface Alibi The Racketeer Of Human Bondage and Song of Songs Seattle bans swearing Salem bars Mae West Kansas bans Mae Chen in Uniform Idaho enforces rapid censorship while Missouri and Maryland faces cuts and legal challenges taste and standards vary by location and board rulings across the nation
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Hollywood
Reno
Oregon
Chicago
Soren
Seattle
Mae West
Salem
Mass
Kansas
Maedchen
Baltimore
Marlene Dietrich
Wings of the West closes Fort Boise Centennial pageant
Boise on September 15 reports the pageant Wings of the West ending the three day Fort Boise Centennial events with record crowds. A Legion concession stand near the police station drew crowds nightly while ministers protested liberal illicit liquor sales nearby, signaling public disorder concerns.
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Boise
Fort Boise
Bambling
American Legion
Former Local Boy Delbert C Chatterton Dies at 17
Delbert Arnold Chatterton 17 formerly of Pocatello and now a Nampa resident died September 14 in Nampa from an unassigned cause. Born March 18 1917 in Robin Idaho he was the son of Mr and Mrs Wilford L Chatterton of 422 N Garfield. He leaves two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services will be held at Finlayson and burial in the family plot at Robin Idaho.
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Delbert Arnold Chatterton
Pocatello
Nampa
Robin
Idaho
Wilford L. Chatterton
N. Garfield
Chatterton
Verl
Willis Chatterton
Francis Crowns
Monty Murphy
Hugh Walpole Seeks Poetical Edge in Writing
English novelist Hugh Walpole, visiting here to draft the David Copperfield film script, argues that a great writer must be a poet and psychologically double sexed. He recalled winning a Cambridge poetry prize and urged that true understanding enables rich character creation beyond mere storytelling.
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Hollywood
Hugh Walpole
David Copperfield
Cambridge
Walpole
Conrad
Dry Air Stays Frost Deposits
Dry air, despite 37 degree readings, may avert early frost deposits. Humidity is needed for frost per the Weather Bureau. Weather remains dry with fair conditions in most areas as a northwest high weakens and shifts to the central plains. light showers in some regions but overall dry elsewhere.
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Weather Bureau
Central Plains
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
California
Mx.mn
Boise
Cheyenne
Helena
Los Angeles
New York
Omaha
Pocatello
Portland
St. Louis
Piddy
Salt Lake
San Fran
Seattle
Spokane
Pardons Board Adjourns After Clemency Review
In Salt Lake City the state board of pardons met to review 18 clemency applications and then adjourned until Tuesday for the decision. Several minor cases were also handled during today’s session.
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Salt Lake City
State Board of Pardons
Weiser and Hinman Lead Mesa County Democratic Party
Two law partners William Weiser and W R Hinman secured party leadership in Mesa County. At a meeting last night Democrats named Weiser as chairman of the committee and this morning elected him to head the county central committee.
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Grand Junction
William Weiser
W. R. Hinman
Mesa County
Weiser
Birth control legality varies by state study shows
A tabulation by State Goverment of the American Legislators league finds birth control information is legal in all states except Mississippi with one absolute ban and Connecticut restricting use. Twenty four states have no restrictions while twenty two limit to physicians druggists and schools. Mississippi bans all, and federal 1873 law bans mailing such information. Margaret Sanger notes clinics operate in 29 states.
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Chicago
United States
Mississippi
Connecticut
Margaret Sanger
National Committee On
Generally fair day with unsettled spells Monday
The forecast notes a generally fair day soon turning unsettled on Monday with periods of possible showers and shifting winds. Temperatures remain mild as atmospheric conditions evolve across the region.
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