Landon denounces new deals in Minnesota campaign stop
Governor Alf Landon used a Minneapolis rally to attack the administrations reciprocal tariff pacts, arguing they harm American producers. He vowed to protect the American market for farmers and criticized postwar trade policies as charity to foreign nations. He planned more talks and a Milwaukee speech broadcast on WEAF NBC.
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Lillian A MacDonald Silent Screen Actress Dies in California
Mrs Lillian A MacDonald widow of the two silent screen actresses Catherine MacDonald and Mary McLaren died at her home in California at age 10.
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Lillian A. MacDonald
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Wegener to Help Finance Idaho Southern Student Union
The Idaho Southern campus moves closer to a student union as the State Board of Education authorizes applying to the Public Works Administration for a loan and grant. Sadler Wegener and Co. of Boise pledges private financing by selling 138000 dollars of 4 percent bonds to cover the local share, while PWA funds the rest. J Vernon Otter says more Idaho allotments may come before funds run out.
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Airmen Escape Death After Desert Glide
Three Chicago airmen Milton Reynolds Robert Davis and Don Bowyer recount surviving a night crash in the eastern Nevada mountains with an empty fuel tank. They glided to Utah's salt flats walked 25 miles to a highway and hitchhiked to Salt Lake City before resuming their journey to Denver and Chicago.
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Bannock Woman Wins Grand Prize in Canning Contest
Mrs. J. D. McGregor of Cleveland Bannock county wins $100 grand prize in a northwest women’s canning contest sponsored by a Spokane radio station. Judge panel from Washington and Idaho declared her display best. Rae Russell and Marion Hepworth aided representation. McGregor leads Excello 4 H club in Cleveland with a history of state and national awards.
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Landon Attacks Reciprocal Trade in Minneapolis Talk
Gov. Alf M. Landon criticizes the current administration's reciprocal trade program, saying it harms American farmers and delays recovery. He supports some trade agreements under conditions, opposes isolation, urges strong national defense of economic interests, and calls for protecting the American market for farmers.
Baseball Scores From Multiple Parks
Baseball results across cities show tight games and varied
Season Opener Delayed by Rain in Local High School Game
Rain fell 45 minutes before kickoff as Pocatello and Blackfoot high schools opened their annual football clash in town. Thousands of students lined the streets with bands, Fort Hall Indians in costume, and decorated cars. Last year Pocatello beat Blackfoot 6 to 0.
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Roosevelt to Tour West and Coast in Election Campaign
President Roosevelt plans at least six speeches in October beginning with Syracuse and Pittsburgh stops and a ground breaking for Queens Midtown tunnel in Long Island City. Possible later stops include Denver Omaha Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Springfield Worcester and a final rally at Madison Square Garden New York before Election Day.
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Rev Howard B Smith to Speak at Mount Olive Church
Portland Oregon’s Rev Howard B Smith, an American Sunday school missionary, will address Mount Olive Church at Sunday night services. He is known for outreach and educational work.
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Utah Weather Outlook Fair Tonight and Saturday
Mild conditions prevail in Utah with clear skies tonight and Saturday. Temperatures remain steady with little change, offering continued fair weather across the region.
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Scotty Plans to Finish Death Valley Castle Project
In Death Valley California Scotty and partner Albert Massey Johnson halted work after spending 2.38 million dollars on their ranch castle. After government actions and a title dispute the property was authorized for title and Scotty announced bringing in half a million dollars in gold to finish the unfinished pool and castle projects.
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Japan Marines Seize Shanghai Chinese Chapel District
Japanese marines seized police control of Shanghai's Chinese Chapel district in Hongkew after earlier attacks. Foreign traffic was restricted and residents searched as Tokyo officials vowed action over conferences. Chinese suspects faced preliminary hearings for a marine’s fatal shooting and injuries to two others.
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Kingsbury Donates Lots for Idaho Southern Campus
Mrs Amy K Kingsbury of Catskill New York donated two valuable lots facing Fifth Avenue for the future Idaho Southern campus. State Superintendent John W Condie was directed to send a special letter of thanks on behalf of the state board.
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Landon Extends Lead Over Roosevelt in Presidential Poll
Early returns from 21 states show Landon leading Roosevelt by about 3 to 2 with 293,972 votes to 185,495 and Lemke at 19,632 of 503,509 total. California and Nebraska show Landon with solid margins while Roosevelt leads in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia.
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State President Outlines Work for 1936 37 PTA
I E Joslyn of Boise state president of the P T A and fourth vice president of the national congress outlined 1936 37 plans at a conference of the Pocatello central P T A council Thursday night. D W Martin central council president and Mrs A B Shuttleworth led the meeting with other state officers in attendance. The high school sextet directed by Claudine Balentyne and Billie Veach sang.
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Brigham City Well Turns Into Gusher After Gas Dome Fails
In Brigham City Utah on city property drillers seeking gas struck water at 500 gallons a minute and abandoned when a gas dome could not be pierced. Yesterday water broke through the hole bottom turning the well to a gusher.
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Stage actress found injured in Chicago hotel blaze
Miss Alda Deery, 25, a brunette vaudeville actress, was found unconscious in her Loop hotel room after a burglary and fire. Police believed she was assaulted and a second victim, Charles Long, 45, was found fatally wounded in a separate room. Purses were rifled and rooms ransacked. investigators called the incidents coincidental.
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Ralph McKenna
Charles A. Long
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Forest Service Exhibit Wins at Blackfoot Fair
The U S forest service exhibit took first prize at the Blackfoot fair with 20 036 attendees. Ranger in charge W L Hansen stated the display covered livestock management on national forests a modern sawmill and forest products volume for the northwest region and a developed recreational area.
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Knights Meet Intercollegiate Knights at Idaho Southern
Idaho Southern university held its first meeting of the year Thursday night in Faris hall. Philip Ambrose of Mackay presided as honorary duke. The group plans weekly meetings each Thursday at 7 30 in Farishall with members Bill Charlesworth Robin Bothwell Ralph Woodward Ralph Comstock Junior Campbell and Walter Bithell in attendance.
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Bombardment and floods threaten Bilbao and Madrid fronts
Insurgent planes bomb Bilbao killing and injuring many as buildings burn and police struggle to rescue victims. Simultaneously Madrid reports a massive flood from Alberche dam cutting insurgent advances toward Maqueda and Torrijos while Allied government forces claim to encircle key routes near Toledo.
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Son of writer gets 25 years
Thomas Alton Tully, 25, son of novelist Jim Tully, was given a 25 year prison term by the State board of prison sentences and paroles for a statutory attack on Juanita Shepherd, 16, in Susanville, California. He pleaded guilty and was sent to San Quentin on an indeterminate sentence. parole requests were denied.
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Pocatello Holds Narrow Lead Over Blackfoot At Iriving Field
In progress football game at Irving Field this afternoon Pocatello leads Blackfoot 6 to 0 after a fumble recovery on Blackfoot’s 38 yard line and three first downs before a touchdown. The score at the end of the first quarter was 6 to 0.
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