Russia Looms as Factor in War Situation
Harbin dispatches report Chinese troops evacuating Harbin ahead of a Japanese advance moving north from Chang-Chun. Rumors claim Russian mobilization on the north Manchurian border bolster belief in a Japan Soviet split of Manchuria. Bombs were reported at the Japanese consulate and other sites.
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Peiping
China
Harbin
Chang-Chun
Manchurian
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Queen of Sky Initiates Maiden Flight of Akron Airship
The Navy airship Akron departed its Akron dock at 3 38 p m EST on its maiden flight to begin its reign as the world’s largest and strongest airship. Commander Rosendahl led a 250 man landing crew as the 785 foot craft prepared for launch with a $5 375 000 value and greater gas capacity than the Graf Zeppelin.
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Akron
America
Charles E. Rosendahl
Confidence in First Security Bank as Depositors Rally
Bank stayed open after hours to meet demands as Oregon Short Line officials and others expressed full confidence in the First Security bank. Short Line, a major depositor, planned to keep using it as a depository while payrolls from O. S. S. in Pocatello were cashiered or deposited there.
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First Security
Short Line
H. J. Plumhof
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Local man earns hose coupling patent
Douglas Anderson of Pocatello has been granted a patent for a hose coupling by the U S Patent Office. The invention ensures the coupling cannot be removed or turned once inserted in a hose, with cooperation from patent attorney Clarence A O Brien and Atty Walter H Anderson in securing the patent.
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Washington
Pocatello Tribune
United States Patent Office
Douglas Anderson
Pocatello
Clarence A. O'Brien
Atty
Walter H. Anderson
Fliers to Reach New York Friday After Rescue
S. S. Stavangerfjord radioed AP that trans Atlantic airmen Willy Rody Christian Johanssen and Fernan do Costa Viega, rescued off Newfoundland by motor ship Belmeira, were aboard and expected in New York Friday afternoon.
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S. S. Stavangerfjord
Associated Press
Willy Rody
Christian Johanssen
Fernando Costa Viega
Newfoundland
Belmeira
New York
First Security Bank Offers Help to Citizens Bank Depositors
First Security Bank of Pocatello offers to lend to Citizens Bank and Trust depositors in need of funds if the closed bank does not reopen. Loans require proof of claim pledged as security, per a statement by J. C. Galbraith and T. D. Jones. The Citizens Bank remains under state bank examiners pending inspection.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company
First Security Bank of Pocatello
Citizens Bank
J. C. Galbraith
T. D. Jones
First Security Bank
American Legion to Hold 1952 Convention in Portland
The American Legion voted by acclamation to hold its 1952 national convention in Portland Oregon. Tex G Barry Oregon department commander presented a 25000 dollar check signaling readiness to entertain the gathering with no other invitations received.
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Tex G. Barry
Oregon Department
Baronet Prefers Lift Over Matrimony in Iowa
Reginald Wolseley known as Dick, an English baronet, was granted a divorce from Marian Elizabeth Baker after claiming she harassed him with letters and cables urging him to return to England. He said he never loved her and chose to stay in the United States to run an elevator.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Reginald Wolseley
Wolseley
Marian Elizabeth Baker
Devonshire
England
Miss Baker
Pair and mild unsettled in southern portion tonight and Thursday
Patchy showers likely in the southeast portion with a mild and unsettled pattern across the southern areas tonight into Thursday. temperatures remain moderate and conditions vary through the period.
Borah warns gold standard betrayed its best friend
In Washington and Spokane reports Senator Borah argues the gold standard will bankrupt markets if gold flows continue. He predicts a coming money conference and says the policy has failed and betrayed its strongest ally in a crisis.
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Borah
Gold Standard
Spokane
Wash
William E. Borah
Idaho
United States
France
Bank of England
Nash to lead Public Utilities Consolidated in Pocatello
E. M. Nash will replace W. H. Grove as manager of Public Utilities Consolidated owners of Pocatello Gas. Nash, previously Polson Montana plant manager, announced a 35000 expenditure this winter with 28000 for distribution and 7000 for rehabilitation using locally sourced labor and materials as available. Grove will depart soon for Salt Lake City.
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E. M. Nash
W. H. Grove
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
Pocatello Gas Company
Mr. Grove
Minneapolis
L. H. Stratford
Salt Lake City
Mr. Nash
Polson, Montana
Nash
Grove
Citizens' Bank Closed Under Idaho Finance Authority
Heavy withdrawals forced Citizens Bank & Trust of Idaho to shut its doors by order of its board of directors. The bank’s assets and records were turned over to state bank examiners for liquidation. Deposit withdrawals totaled about 223 thousand dollars in two and a half months, with cash resources dropping to 281 thousand from 445 thousand. Directors J S Russell E W Hall A B Bean signed the closing notice.
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Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Idaho State Commissioner of Finance
J. S. Russell
the Tribune
State of
Idaho
E. W. Hall
A. B. Bean
D. B. Cleaves
Mr. Cleaves
A. B. Wheeler
E. R. Jones
Grape Concentrate Case Indicts Ukiah Unit and KC Manager
A federal grand jury in St. Joseph indicts Ukiah Grape Products Co of New York and Kansas City branch manager Albert E Brunett on 30 counts charging possession and sale of grape concentrate in violation of the national prohibition act.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Ukiah Grape Products Company of
New York
Kansas City
Albert E. Brunett
Wall Street Advances Amid Optimism on Prices
Wall Street rose as security prices surged, signaling revived confidence after a wave of optimism across markets. The day featured gains in equities while investors weighed broader geopolitical tensions in global markets.
Goodrich Rubber Cuts Salaried Hours and Pay
New York reports that B F Goodrich Rubber will cut salaried workers hours by 10 percent starting October 1 with proportional pay reductions.
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New York
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Baptists Hear Local Pastor Payette Idaho
On Sept. 23 Idaho Baptists in convention heard Rev. Edwin Sundt of Vermont preach that atheism is strongest when people sing about God on Sunday but live without Him during the week. He warned America seeks material gains at the expense of its soul. Fifty Idaho churches attended.
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Payette
Idaho
Loaded revolver incident in Denver court during Carlson case
In Denver a defendant in a patrolman murder case was handed a loaded revolver in court by District Attorney Earl Wettengel. Jurors ducked as deputies and patrolmen reacted. the weapon was recovered from the prisoner and Wettengel claimed he did not know it was loaded.
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Denver
William Keating
Earl Wettengel
Albert Carlson
Gary
Ind
Carlson
Wettengel
Ross Urges Use Idaho Material for Veterans Hospital
Governor C. Ben Ross wired Representative Burton L. French to favor Idaho materials in the new Boise veterans hospital. Morley Construction of Kansas City had the low bid at 228,600, but J. O. Jordan of Boise would be lowest if Idaho sandstone and other materials are specified.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Burton L. French
Washington
Idaho
Veterans’ Hospital
Morley Construction Company
Kansas City
United States Veterans Bureau
J. O. Jordan
Jordan
Lower wages swing sparks cautious recovery outlook
Washington reports the federal government focusing on preserving the American standard of living as wages trend lower. Officials fear retrenchment in steel and automotive sectors could hinder a broader recovery while savings accumulate in banks. Officials hope the trend does not deepen and expect measures to limit impact on worker security.
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Washington
White House
Rain postpones Phillies Pirates and Baseball Scores
National scores show rain delaying the Philadelphia against Pittsburgh game to tomorrow. New York beats Washington 25 to 3 with Brown Marberry Gomez Pipgras and Dickey contributing. Cleveland defeats Detroit 7 to 9 in the first game as Hudlin Connolly Myatt and teammates perform. Second game ends with a shutout 0 to 0, Sewell Sorrell and Desautels credited pitchers.
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New York
Brown
Marberry
Spencer
Gomez
Pipgras
Dickey
Cleveland
Detroit
Hudlin
Connolly
Myatt
Collier
Heving
Uhle
Desautels
National forests remain closed as fire danger persists
Boise officials announce continued closure of the Boise national forest with the deer season opening October 1 to 26 in doubt amid fire hazards. The Idaho, Salmon and Challis forests stay closed while state land remains open to hunters.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise National Forest
G B. Mains
Confidence Amid Bank Closure in Pocatello
The Citizens Bank & Trust in Pocatello suspended operations due to a rapid withdrawal of funds totaling over 222 thousand dollars since June 30. Officials warn against panic while noting careful liquidation will aim to pay depositors in full as authorities work to prevent further disaster.
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Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Pocatello
Citizens
Legion Clears Deck for Beer Discussions in Detroit
Detroit Sept 23 The American Legion national convention adjourned without deciding prohibition or bonus payments. A resolutions committee proposed asking Congress to hold a referendum on changing the prohibition law. Discussion of legalization as unemployment relief was anticipated.
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Detroit
The
American Legion Today
United States
American Legion
Gress
Legion warns against further payments for veterans
Administrator Frank T. Hines urged American Legion members at their convention in Detroit not to demand more pension benefits or further payments on adjusted service certificates. He warned that goodwill toward the Legion is precious and fragile and should not be sacrificed by new claims on the treasury.
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Detroit
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
American Legion
Hoover
Hines
Legion
Hot Shots Felt In Wisconsin Town
In HUBBLETON Wisconsin at 4 40 am nearly all town telephones rang as a driver named L M Von Eschen from Madison struck a pole causing a power line to fall across telephone wires. A woman felt a shock from a metal pump handle and a barefooted boy said the ground was prickly with charges. Two farms were threatened by electrical fire until officials explained the incident.
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Hubbleton
Wis
L. M. von Eschen
Madison
Workers Protest Wage Cut By U S Steel In Pittsburgh
A mass meeting of steel workers is planned in Pittsburgh next Sunday to protest the wage cut announced by U S Steel. The move was announced after a meeting in Youngstown, Ohio, by a representative of the International Labor Defense league.
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Youngstown
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corporation
International Labor Defense League
Smelter City Announces 10 Percent Wage Cut
A notice posted at Garfield Smelting and Refining shows a 10 percent wage reduction effective October 1 affecting about 500 workers earning over $3 a day. The cut is linked to a drop in copper prices. A parallel 10 percent cut was posted at Utah Copper company plants nearby for October 1.
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Salt Lake City
Garfield
American Smelteing & Refining Company
Utah Copper Company
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