Body of Missing Man Found in Snake River
The body of A. G. Buckland, 67, of Parkdale Oregon and Imperial Valley California, was found floating in the Snake River downstream from American Falls. A 25 pound rock tied to his waist suggests death by own action. further details place him as a brother of Pocatello officer Phil Buckland.
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A. G. Buckland
Parkdale
Oregon
Imperial Valley
Calif
Snake River
Neeley
American Falls
M. J. Rosster
R. M. Pugmire
A. G
C. L. Buffaloe
Pocatello Fire Department
Joe Jenkinson
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Buck” Davis
Power County
Rossiter
Pugmire
R. J
Delegates Converge for Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs
Delegates from across Idaho gathered in Twin Falls for the 24th annual Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs convention opening. Organizer Mrs. J. W. Newman expected over 125 registrations as business sessions start tomorrow, with a reception featuring State Federation president Mrs. B. Arrington of Pocatello on today's schedule.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs
J. W. Newman
B. 8. Arrington
Pocatello
Harvest Festival at Salvation Army Bazaar Friday Evening
Public invited to Harvest Festival at the Salvation Army at 233 S Second Ave Friday at 7 30. Bring surplus vegetables fruit or produce to be auctioned with proceeds aiding the Salvation Army’s institutional work.
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Salvation Army
S. Second Avenue
Balvation Army
California Storm Toll Tops Fifty With Major Damage
A tropical storm in Southern California killed at least 50 people and caused over 1 million dollars in property losses. The disaster left 15 vessels missing, with about 33 others reported drowned or missing, and sparked wide flooding, power outages, and extensive damage to Alamitos peninsula homes and yacht club facilities.
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Los Angeles
California
Alamitos Peninsula
Long Beach
Los Angeles Yacht Club
Fish Harbor
Idaho Falls bids for Pioneer league spot in bid meeting
Idaho Falls chambers of commerce board voted to enter a bid for a Pioneer league club. The bid will be considered at a Friday meeting in Pocatello, announced secretary Earl Hocket. In Cincinnati the Reds beat the Cardinals 3 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader behind Gene Thompson nine hitters.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Fall
Pioneer League
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Pocatello
Earl Hocket
Chamber
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Thompson
Billy Myer
Reds
Medwick
Mize
Padget
Moore
Médwick
St. Louis
Davis
Shoun
Bowman
Warneke
Williams
Padgett
Thompson
Lombardi
Prison Break Ends In Confinement
Prisons in Marquette Michigan recount the capture of four long term convicts who seized the warden and three officials at a state parole board meeting. Their 10 year old car overturned near Menominee after a five hour escape, ending the bid and leaving the hostages free.
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Marquette Mich
Northern Michigan Branch
State Parole Board
Menominee
Mich
Marvin L Coon
Gerald Bush
A. Ross Pasco
William Newcome
Fall Snow Disrupts Lines Across New York and New England
The fall snow swept northern New York and parts of New England stalling traffic and breaking communication lines, with ongoing travel difficulties reported as the weather moved through the region.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
New England
Idaho Weather Forecast Brief
Fair conditions in the south with unsettled skies in the north tonight and Wednesday. Cooler air moves into the north portion by Wednesday.
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Idaho Weather Fair
Labor unions urge neutrality revision at AF of L metal trades
In Cincinnati on September 26 the American Federation of Labor metal trades convention denounced the neutrality act as unneutral and discriminatory and urged Congress to allow free sale of American goods to all nations. It did not act on cash and carry munition sales. The meeting signaled possible AFL policy at next week’s convention and noted preconvention chatter about a Green reelection and a Meany challenge, though insiders doubt any leadership change.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Metal Trades
United States
Metal Trades
William Green
George Meany
New York State Federation of Labor
A. F. L. Executive Council
Green
Vever
Chicago
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sugar Plants To Open In South Central Idaho
Twin Falls Idaho September 26 three Amalgamated Sugar Company processing plants prepare machinery to handle beets from 27000 acres with harvest starting October 1 Rupert plant opens October 6 Burley October 7 and Twin Falls October 8 Each factory will run three eight hour shifts for about 85 days and 2500 workers are estimated needed for harvesting with ample labor available.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Harry Elcock
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Rupert
Burley
Elcock
Move Remains to Home of Gilmore Family
Relatives of Michael J. Gilmore, who died Monday evening, will have the body moved from the mortuary to the family home at 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Michael J. Gilmore
Legionnaires March in Peace Parade Through Chicago
In rain the American Legion led a 87 000 strong march down Michigan Avenue matching the mood of a nation seeking peace. Veterans recalled Argonne battles as floats and bands moved past spectators while officials halted most business to discuss neutrality policy.
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Chicago
American Legion
France
Belgium
Michigan Avenue
John J. Pershing
Battle of the Argonne
Pianist Paderewski Likely Polish President Choice
BUCHAREST September reports cite Ignace Paderewski as the likely successor to Moscicki as Poland's president. Polish refugees negotiate a government with an absentee capital in Paris and a new administration formed under wartime conditions.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Bucharest
Rumania
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Poland
Ignace Micicki
Romania
Moscicki
Paris
Paderewski
August Zeleski
Switzerland
Zaleski
Derailment slows Union Pacific westbound freight near Minidoka
Six cars of an extra westbound freight derailed at Senter near Minidoka Idaho last night. Officials said a broken wheel caused the derailment and no injuries were reported. The main line reopened quickly and further details awaited a roving investigation at Pocatello or Glenns Ferry.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Central Division
Senter
Minidoka
Idaho
Pocatello
Glenns Ferry
Daladier Dissolves Communist Party in France
Premier Daladier's wartime cabinet decreed the dissolution of the French Communist Party and its affiliated groups in reprisal for the Soviet Union's pact with Germany and Poland's invasion. The decree forbids propaganda of the Communist International and specifies penalties to be announced in the official journal.
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Paris
Daladier
Communist Party
France
Russia
Germany
Poland
Albert Sarraut
Albert Lebrun
Communist Internationale Imrance
Moscow
Tass
Joachim von Ribbenthrop
Soviet Union
von Ribbenthrop
Utah Weather Partly Cloudy With Cooling Outlook
Partly cloudy skies across Utah give way to cooler conditions Wednesday. Expect lighter winds and gradual temperature drops as a passerby moisture moves through the region. No significant precipitation anticipated.
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Utah
Murder Trial Nears for Carter in Parmer Beer Parlor Death
State rests in the L. G. Carter murder case in Boise. Prosecutors allege Carter fatally kicked William R. Currey after a beer parlor brawl on May 16. Key witnesses include Ada county coroner Clyde Summers, Boise police officials, and Dr. Howard Chaloupka who testified Currey died from a hemorrhage caused by the kick.
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Boise
L. G. Carter
Filer
William R. Currey
Parma
William R. Eee
Bmise
Foyer State Ame
Clyde Summers
Ada County
Carter
Austin Utley
Currey
Utley
Albert Travers
Howard Chaloupka
Chaloupka
Navy Expands Flight Training at Oakland Base
The Navy announces monthly starting classes for elimination flight training at the Naval Reserve Air Base in Oakland California. Cadets who complete the program become naval aviators and ensigns with seven years of fleet service eligibility. Applicants must be under 28 single and have two years of college.
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Navy Department
Naval Reserve Air Base
Oakland
Calif
Naval Reserve Aviation Base
Oakland Airport
California
Kiwanis Members Honor Havenor and Hilliard at Birthday Party
Kiwanis members gathered for a birthday tribute to W. P. Havenor and President Fred Hilliard with gifts. Tom West expected a present while Vito Petrone gave Havenor a two dollar vocal lesson. LeRoy Jones gave Hilliard a gift.
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Kiwanis Club
W. P. Havenor
Fred Hilliard
Tom West
Vito Petrone
Mr. Havenor
LeRoy Jones
Havenor
Cal
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Daniel Harrington
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