Arbitration steps taken in Salinas lettuce strike
In Salinas California 1500 special deputies were summoned to the National Guard armory with about 200 deputized citizens kept on site to handle possible violence. Sheriff Abbott led a raid on the union headquarters while Walter G Mathewson worked to arrange arbitration with the grower shipper group and the Fruit and Vegetable Workers Union.
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Salinas
Calif
National Guard
Stan Hansen
Walter G. Mathewson
Grower-Shipper Association
Fruit and Vegetable Workers’ Union
Carl Abbott
State Federation of Labor
Fischer Beats John Goodman In Close U S Amateur Semi
Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati edged Johnny Goodman of Omaha 2 and 1 in a wind driven semifinal at Garden City New Jersey. The storm raged as Fischer won the 35th hole, setting up a final against Jack McLean of Glasgow who defeated George Voigt 8 and 7.
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John Fischer
Cincinnati
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Garden City
N. J
Johnny Fischer
U. S
Goodman
Fischer
Scotland
Jack McLean
Glasgow
George Voigt
New York
Death claims noted soldier Ulysses Grant McAlexander
Major General Ulysses Grant McAlexander known as the Rock of the Marne died in Portland at age 72. He earned wartime fame for repelling German assaults in July 1918 and is survived by son Harry H. McAlexander of Washington, D. C. He unsuccessfully sought Oregon governor in 1934 and led a quiet life afterward.
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Portland
Ore
Ulysses Grant McAlexander
Rock of the Marne
Portland Heights
Harry H. McAlexander
Washington, D. C
McAlexander
Rotary officers plan year at Bannock hotel luncheon
Rotary club officers and chairmen met at a Bannock hotel luncheon to outline the year’s plans. President Arthur Peterson presided as chairmen reported on their committees and received input from R. H. Wells and Don Brown. Superintendent Christensen of the Falls amy ak club was announced to speak next Thursday.
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Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
Arthur Peterson
R. H. Wells
Don Brown
Christensen
The
Falls
My Ak Club
Bo rah Plans Mackay Talk Amid Idaho Celebration
Mackay Idaho prepares for an annual feast with barbecue pits lit for a testy turnout. Senator William E Bo rah Republican is slated to speak but Mayor B W Clark of Idaho Falls canceled his trip after his mother died. Clark is the Democratic nominee for the senate. The event marks Utah water rights irrigation holdings and regional celebration.
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Mackay
Idaho
William E. Borah
B. W. Clark
Idaho Falls
Senale Clark
Dkay
C of Utah
Landon Addresses Youth Amid New Deal Critique
Gov. Alf M. Landon urged National Young Republican leaders in Topeka that youth must see a future under American system. He charged the administration creates false security and urged a government that tightens rules but does not manage business. He said the Republican case crosses party lines and calls for a strong nation for the young.
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Topeka
Eas
Alf M. Landon
Republican Party
America
Landon
Empaig Bors
Mayor Clark's Mother Dies in Idaho Falls
Eunice Clark 89 mother of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barzilla W. Clark died at 3 15 am Friday at her son Chase A Clark's home in Idaho Falls Survived by sons Barzilla Chase William daughter Mrs Harry Holden and seven children Funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian church burial in Rose Hill cemetery Idaho Falls She helped organize the Village Improvement Society and was a charter member of the W C T U born October 7 1847 in Hadley Indiana married Joseph A Clark in 1866
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Idaho Falls
Eunice Clark
Barzilla W. Clark
Chase A. Clark
Clark
Chase
William
Harry Holden
Boise
Idaho
Pblic Utilities Commissioners
Worth
Mary
Barzilla
Solon
Nathan
Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Roosevelt cuts Hyde Park visit to rush to Washington
President Roosevelt leaves GOES TO CAPITAL E Massachusetts for Washington after 4 p.m. to be with his ill wife. He is due in the capital tomorrow morning.
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Capital E
Mass
Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
Capital
Hundreds Die as Government Bombards Alcazar in Madrid Battle
Government troops detonated mines and battered the Alcazar fortress in Toledo as tens of thousands of defenders clashed in bitter fighting. Officials said about 700 fascists remained, with six government dead and roughly 70 wounded amid the heavy bombardment and street fighting.
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James C. Oldfield
Associated Press
Madrid
Toledo
Alcazar
Spain
Cirildren
Veterans oppose peace parade in Pocatello Armistice Day events
Pocatello Post No 4 of the American Legion unanimously opposed a request by the Pocatello Ministerial Association to allow a peace parade on Armistice Day November 11. The city council will decide within a week. Mayor Terrell opposed the request, comparing it to a Ku Klux Klan parade remark.
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Pocatello Post No. 4
The
American Legion
Memorial Building
Pocatello Ministerial Association
Ministerial Association
Gross W. Alexander
Methodist Church
United States
R M. Terrell
Poctello
Bob Watson
St. Patrick's Day
Destructive Concho River Flood Recedes in San Angelo
San Angelo Texas reports rapidly receding Concho river waters after the flood. Officials estimate damage could exceed 2 million dollars with over 400 homeless and about 200 homes washed away. Dean Chenoweth of the San Angelo Standard Times notes damage is hard to estimate.
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San Antonio
Texas
Concho River
San Angelo
Concho
Dean Chenoweth
Roosevelt Addresses Harvard Tercentenary Spirit of Freedom
President Roosevelt spoke at Harvard University in Cambridge urging alumni to sustain the "freedom of the human mind" as the university marks its 300th birthday. He urged reverence for the past while pursuing future directions and emphasized truth as a guiding creed despite political fears and changing times.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Harvard University
America
Sons of the Crimson
Roose
Coleridge
Harvard
White Hall
Peace in China Threatened by Nippon Troops
In Fengtai near Peiping Chinese and Japanese forces clash rumors say open conflict nears. Japanese HQ claim Chinese attacked an officer and orderly. Chinese barracks surrounded. Negotiations to localize the trouble underway as Sung Cheh Yuan orders restraint.
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China
Nippon
Peiping
Chins
North China
Domei
Fengtai
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hopei-Chahar
Typist Killed in Washington
Discovery of the nude body of Florence Goodwin a 43 year old treasury department typist prompted police to seek a heavy iron furnace shaker as the murder weapon. Coroner MacDonald said she was struck four times and investigators deem a criminal attack likely. The bloodstained furnace shaker was found inside the furnace after an alarm. Goodwin had served in government work for 18 years and in the treasury since 1913.
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Washington
Florence Goodwin
Treasury Department
A. McGruder MacDonald
Smooth Runway Needed for Plane
Harry Richman and Dick Merrill planned a trans Atlantic hop from England to New York and back. The “Lady Peace” was repaired after a bog landing and readiness depended on a smooth Musgrave Harbor runway with Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker directing final operations.
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Musgrave Harbor
Mid
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
England
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
Elk Shooting Complaint Filed Against Judkins at Pocatello Reserve
District deputy game warden L. A. Lehrbas filed charges in Justice William Hinckley’s court against G. N. Judkins for shooting a cow elk on the Pocatello preserve. The minimum penalty if found guilty is 150 dollars. reports indicate Judkins also possessed a bull elk.
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L. A. Lehrbas
Court of Justice
William Hinckley
G. N. Judkins
Pocatello
Judkins
Storm Blasts North Leaving Destruction Along Entire Coast
A tropical hurricane lashes the eastern seaboard driving 60 to 75 mph winds toward New York and New Jersey as coastlines from North and South Carolina to Maine suffer wrecked communications and rising flood threats. Maryland Ocean City faces isolation while 14 people are rescued from two houseboats on the Elizabeth River. Authorities warn full gale conditions as the storm sweeps along seven states with no immediate casualty estimates.
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Associated Press
New York
New York-New Jersey
Carolinas
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Maine
Ocean City
Elizabeth River
AAA Plans Western Region Meetings On Soil Conservation
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced community meetings for western and northeastern regions to review the 1936 conservation program and gather farmer recommendations. Western meetings will be held in Reno October 12, Pocatello October 14, Bozeman October 16, and Fort Collins October 19, with over 50 000 farmers affected.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Farrell
Reno
Nev
Pocatello
Bozeman
Mont
Fort Collins
Colo
Veterans of Foreign Wars picks 1937 encampment site
Denver hosts the five day VFW encampment as Buffalo New York was named the 1937 convention site while Tampa withdrew. Officers were elected and resolutions debated on jobs for veterans with calls to favor Americans on WPA projects and to end spoils system influence in civil service.
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Denver
Buffalo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tampa
Fla
James A. Farley
Postal Service
Congress
Delegates Admit Poison Possible Titulescu Case
The Romanian delegation to the league of nations said physicians treating Nicolas Titulescu at Saint Moritz for a serious illness are trying to determine if he was deliberately poisoned. Titulescu has undergone two blood transfusions and remains in danger.
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Geneva
League of Nations Today
Nicholas Titulescu
Saint Moritz
Baseball scores from St. Louis and Detroit show early runs
In St Louis Chicago and St Louis played a low scoring game, with St Louis plating five runs while Chicago had none. Detroit hosted Cleveland with a one run fourth inning and a shutout effort from Detroit. Batteries were Whitehead Shores Sewell and Thomas Hemsley. Feller Hildebrand George Tebbetts. pitchers Heusser Warneke in Chicago vs St Louis.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Whitehead
Shores
Sewell
Thomas
Hemsley
Detroit
R. H. E. Cleveland
Feller
Hildebrand
George
Bridges
Tebbetts
R. H. EB
Heusser
Warneke
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Borah
NEW Deal
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Norfolk
Atlantic
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