Rebel advance threatens Madrid as Spanish Civil War rages
Insurgent radio reports Gen Francisco Franco’s forces near Navalcarnero and Toledo with Torrijos capture and a northern thrust toward Maqueda. Government troops suffer losses while reforming lines. deserters are executed and Madrid calls for all loyal recruits and defences.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Seville
Spain
Francisco Pranco
Navalcarnero
Madrid
Toledo
Torrijos
Maqueda
Alcazar
Francisco Franco
Santa Cruz del Retamar
Verdun
Talavera de la Reina
Local court actions reflect multiple intoxication and lewd conduct charges
Lloyd Cornwall faces county custody after a Hinckley court complaint over non support and lewd cohabitation. Viola Davis released on her own recognizance as her lewd cohabitation case moves to county authorities. Oscar Wildcat fined 50 dollars for intoxication and sent to Fort Hall agency jail. Roy Parcell fined 15 dollars and floated. Jewin But Buffalo forfeits 1 dollar bond on an over time charge. Arthr Pairobids a CCC enrollee fined 15 dollars will be turned over to his Officer and sent home discharged.
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Lloyd Cornwall
William Hinckley
Viola Davis
Oscar Wildcat
Fort Hall
Roy Par
Jewin Butfalo
CCC
Hubbell Hangs Up 16 In A Row In Win Over Phillies
Carl Hubbell extended his winning streak to 16 as the New York Giants beat Philadelphia 5 to 4. The Phillies rallied with three runs in the eighth and one in the ninth on Dolph Camilli's homer, but Hubbell held on for the victory.
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Philadelphia
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Phillies
Dolph Camilli
New York
Hubbell
Mancuso
Sivess
Jorgens
Benge
Wilson
Boston
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Mungo
Phelps
Kowalik
Mueller
Chicago
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Swift
Lucas
Todd
Henshaw
Bryant
Root
Lee
Warneke
Hartnett
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Republican attorney general candidate to speak in Rexburg
L. E. Glennon of Pocatello, Republican candidate for attorney general, is scheduled to deliver an address in Rexburg this evening.
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Rexburg
L. E. Glennon
Pocatello
Idaho Labor Delegates Press Borah and Roosevelt Support
At Lewiston the Idaho State Federation of Labor delegates debated three resolutions protesting the CIO union suspensions by the AFL and urged re election of Roosevelt and Senator Borah. The meeting criticized Hearst for press interference and endorsed Borah over Gov. Ross and other Republican candidates as labor allies.
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Lewiston
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Idaho
Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Hearst
W. Lund
Pocatello
Borah
C. Ben Ross
W. Clark
Eve
Frank Stephan
Senator Borah Urges Constitution Defense at Nampa
Willam Borah campaigning for re election urged protection of the federal constitution as a guardian of liberty. He spoke at Northwest Nazarene college noting that centralization would destroy the constitution and personal freedoms. He contrasted governments with or without popular voice citing the Spanish civil war as proof the people must rule.
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Nampa
Senate
Willam
Borah
Northwest Nazarene College
Salinas Lettuce Strike Remains Tense Despite Picketing
Salinas California reports a 20 day lettuce strike with orderly picketing. Police Chief George Griffin says a state of emergency exists and deputized citizens will stay armed as settlement efforts continue.
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Salinas
Calif
George Griffin
Jenkins Nears More Speed Records At Mormon Meteor
Babe Stapp relieved Ab Jenkins at the Mormon Meteor on the Bonneville Salt Flats and dodged a wheel failure but maintained about 150 mph for 39 hours. Jenkins aimed for the 48 hour endurance mark, seeking to top Captain George Eyston’s 136.34 mph record set three months earlier in London.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Babe Stapp
Ab Jenkins
Stapp
Jenkins
England
Los Angeles
George E. T. Eyston
London
Idahoan Fined for Fuel Theft From WPA
Federal District Judge C. Cavanah fined Thomas Dryden of Boise seventy five dollars after he pleaded guilty to taking about 1,800 gallons of gasoline from the WPA at Carey for personal use. The case details that Dryden admitted guilt.
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Boise
C. Cavanah
Thomas Dryden
Carey
Dryden
Assembly Report Decides Not To Send Case To World Court
The League of Nations assembly voted 39 to 1 to adopt a committee report urging Ethiopian delegates be seated amid doubts over their credentials. Eden demanded unseating them, while Litvinoff urged Ethiopian participation. some nations warned of resigning if Ethiopians were ejected. Haile Selassie argued for an independent Ethiopia despite Italian annexation.
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Assembly
World Court
Joseph FE. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Aidit
Anthony Eden
England
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
League
Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Frost Damages Idaho Crops Across The State
Autumn frosts across Idaho damaged corn alfalfa beans late potatoes and truck gardens in several counties. Weather Bureau meteorologist H G Carter noted a cold start to the week with killing frosts on the 15th and 16th followed by a warmer four days.
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Boise
Idaho
H. G. Carter
Federal Weather Bureau
Carter
Driggs
Teton County
New Meadows
Adams County
Lewiston
Ashton
Weiser
Bingham
Bannock
Bannock County GOP Chairmen Set Friday Boise Meeting
C A Bottolfsen state chairman told Nicholas Ifft Bannock County GOP leaders and county chairmen of Bannock Oneida Power Bear Lake Franklin Franklin counties will meet at Povsiela at 7 30 p m Friday at Republican headquarters 425 West Center street Ezra Parkinson Monson Blackfoot Bingham County central committee chairman A H Davis American Falls Power County chairman G Gray Montpelier Bear Lake chairman Clifford Warr Preston Franklin County chairman Edward Worley Malad Oneida County chairman
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C. A. Bottolfsen
Repubican
Nicholas Ifft
Bannock County
Idaho
Republican
Air
Landon Outlines Farm Plan at Iowa Campaign Stop
Governor Alf Landon addressed the Iowa Republican rally at the state fairgrounds pledging a free and independent agriculture. He outlined cash benefits tied to family farms, a farm storage plan, crop insurance focus, and expanded domestic demand, while promising to meet all farmer obligations and continue relief checks. He attacked the New Deal as ineffective for farms and pressed for a settled national agricultural policy.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Alf M. Landon
Iowa
Republican Party
Landlon
John P. Wallace
Dan Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Landon
Kansan
Infant Given Even Chance Survives First Operation
In Chicago an infant with an intestinal malformation known as a bot tomless colon has an even chance to survive after a life saving operation. The six day old baby named Tafel was fed by eye dropper and five surgeons operated at Danish American hospital. A drain was inserted to create an artificial outlet and further surgery will be needed to connect the colon to the body.
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Chicago
Tafel
Eva
Julian
Julian, Jr
Elks Staff Member Ralph Clevenger Hospitalized
Ralph Clevenger, longtime Elks club staffer, was admitted to a local hospital today for treatment after several days of illness. His condition was not specified.
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Ralph Clevenger
Elks Club
New York named 1937 American Legion convention city
The 1937 American Legion convention will be held in New York after Quimby Melton conceded. Harry W. Colmery of Topeka Kansas is assured as national commander tomorrow. William Green of the AFL urged veterans to back peace and oppose entanglements while Legion officials report a record parade with 170000 marching in uniforms.
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Cleveland
New York
American Legion
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kans
Quimby Melton
Griffin
Topekan
America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Death of famed boxer Packey McFarland in Joliet
Packey McFarland a legendary light weight boxer and Illinois athletic commission member died at 48 in Joliet after six weeks of illness. He never won a official lightweight title but was widely regarded as the uncrowned king of the class and was twice knocked down in career defining fights.
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Ray Bronson
New Orleans
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Kansas City
Fighta
McParland
Ad Wolxast
Cornwall arraigned on desertion and lewd cohabitation charges
Loyd Cornwall appeared before Justice William Hinckley with Jewell Cornwall filing complaints for desertion and non support of three children and lewd cohabitation. He pleaded not guilty and posted a $300 bond. Viola Davis also pleaded not guilty to lewd cohabitation and was released on her own recognizance due to crowded conditions in the women's ward.
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Loyd Cornwall
William Hinckley
Jewell Cornwall
Cornwall
Viola Davis
Japanese Marines Declare Martial Law in Shanghai Settlement
In Shanghai the Japanese authorities expanded martial law across the northern international settlement after three Japanese marines were shot. A Russian company of 600 men and all police reserves were called up. 100 marines landed at the Idzumo to guard the Japanese consulate as martial law spread toward Soochow Creek.
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Shanghai
International Settlement
Hongkew
Whangpoo River
Settlement Defense Corps
Soochow Creek
Boys in Blue March Again on Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington observes the 70th encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with several hundred Union veterans marching from the White House along a mile long route. About 900 veterans attended the event, many in formation or riding automobiles, as fife and drum troops played.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Grand Army of the Republic
Executive Mansion
Industrial education program aids nontraditional students
Tom Watson spoke at the chamber forum about the Smith-Hughes act's work through Idaho Southern's program. Fifty-two students, mostly in aviation and auto mechanics, benefit from federal and state funding totaling $13,000 this year with $38,000 projected for 1937. J L Hart introduced as new Postal Telegraph manager and chamber member. George Keyser and a pupil performed, and Armistice Day stadium dedication was announced.
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Tom Watson
Statb
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Idaho Southern
Idaho
J. L. Hart
Pocatello
Cheyenne
Marjorie Miller Jones
Adelaide Anderson School
John R. Nichols
University
George Keyser
The
National Parks Airway Traffic Department
Ogden Officers Visit En Route to Blackfoot Fair
Real Moore chief of police at Ogden and Sergeant Taylor toured through here Tuesday on the way to Blackfoot for the Eastern Idaho district fair. Ezra Fieldstead former Pocatello chamber secretary now Ogden chamber secretary also passed through yesterday bound for the same fair.
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Real Moore
Ogden
Sergeant Taylor
Ogden Department
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ezra Fieldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Ogden Chamber
Black Rock exhibit wins second in Eastern Idaho fair
S J Palmer collected multiple ribbons, earning second prize for community display in the agricultural division at the Eastern Idaho district fair. Bannock county Holstein herd also took second, with three animals entered by J A Toone Grace and single entries by L L Larsen McComp monument W P Havener Pocatello and Hans Sorenson Tyhee. all animals earned first to third ratings.
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Black Rock
S. J. Palmer
Palmer
Bannock County
J. A. Toone
Grace
L. L. Larsen
McCommonument
W. P
Gambling charge arraigned for Nick Harrison in Idaho
Nick Harrison was arraigned before Justice William Ryan on gambling charges and fined $200 with costs after pleading guilty. He was arrested early Sunday following a raid at the Blue Moon dance hall north of Pocatello where officers reported a crap game in progress.
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Nick Harrison
William Ryan
Harrison
Blue Moon Dance Hall
Pocatello
Utah Weather Outlook Little Change In Temps Tonight
The forecast for Utah calls for fall conditions with little temperature change tonight and Thursday. Sunnier spells may occur with mild warm and cool intervals across the state as winds remain light and conditions settle.
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Utah
Life Insurance Leader Warns of Burden on Future Income
Bankers convention hear from Le Roy A. Lincoln of Metropolitan Life that rising old age pension costs could overwhelm future national income. He cautioned against hasty federal security measures and noted the association’s new retirement plan proposing monthly pensions and employer employee contributions. Estimates show $50, $100, and $200 monthly allowances for ages 65 and up would demand billions in costs, rising with lower retirement ages.
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Bancisco
American Bankers’ Association
Leroy A. Lincoln
Metropolitan Life
Bankers’ Convention
Mielg
Lincoln
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