Five Nations Aid In Smash Of Gold Bloc
Five nations joined to break up Europe’s gold bloc and push currency adjustment led by France under a U.S. and Britain backed monetary equilibrium. Premier Blum’s devaluation plan won a parliamentary majority as Switzerland and others moved to currency stabilization. a Swiss devaluation of about 30 percent was ordered with price controls to curb living costs.
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Associated Press
Europe
France
United States
Great Britain
Leon Blum
Switzerland
Netherlands
Latvia
Greece
Moscow
London Exchange
Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Committee
Chamber
Stern
Two Men Die in Idaho Mine Cave-In
Hailey Idaho September 28 Dr Robert H Wright Blaine county coroner reported Hardy Downing Jr 28 of Salt Lake City and Grover Davis 40 of Hailey were killed when a rock cavern buried them at the North Star mine near here An inquest is expected Downing survived by his parents of Salt Lake City Davis by his widow and two children Davis had lived in Pocatello twenty years and worked for the O S L as a brakeman He is also survived by his niece Mrs C T Machold and nephew Pat Gumport, both of Pocatello.
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Hailey
Idaho
Robert H. Wright
Blaine County
Hardy Downing, Jr
Salt Lake City
Grover Davis
North Star Mine
Here
Wright
Downing
Hardy K. Downing, Jr
Davis
Pocatello
The
C. T. Machold
Pat Gumport
Federal conciliators rush to avert coast shipping tie up
In San Francisco on September 28 federal conciliators worked against time to prevent a labor dispute shutdown of Pacific coast maritime shipping starting October 1. Their immediate objective was to extend the Wednesday deadline set by employers for the expiration of union working agreements.
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San Francisco
Bancroft precinct committee members named
Rex Toolson announces the Bancroft precinct committee appointments naming Eugene Ruger G G Fitz Monroe White J A Mabey J C Budrow Harrison Crowell W A Childs Oliver Jacobsen Horace Jenkins and L W Lewis as members under the Republican pre cinct committee.
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Rex Toolson
Bancroft
Eugene Ruger
G. G. Fitz
Monroe White
J. A. Mabey
J. ¢. Budrow
Harrison Crowell
W. A. Childs
Oliver Jacobsen
Horace Jenkins
L. W. Lewis
Doctor flies to Seattle after Pocatello game
Dr. W. W. Brothers departed Pocatello after the high school game and flew to Seattle via Boise en route to the Washington Minnesota contest on Saturday afternoon.
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W. W. Brothers
Pocatello
Seattle
Dr. Brothers
Boise
Bear attack leaves man badly injured in Oregon orchard
Ernet Hollenbeck aged 40 remained in serious condition at Clatskanie hospital after being attacked by a 360 pound black bear he had wounded in his home orchard.
Yanks Giants Predict World Series Victory in Opening Game
The Tribune-Journal previews the World Series between the New York Giants and the Yankees. Both camps push confidence, with the Yankees betting on five games and the Giants relying on pitching. Polo Grounds tickets are sold out for games one and two, while Yankee stadium hosts games three to five. Manager Joe McCarthy and Bill Terry dispute starting pitchers as fatigue and form factor into selections.
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Tribune-Journal
The
Tribune and Journal
New York City
Giants
Yankees
Pocatello
New York
Bill Terry
Eddie Brannick
Polo Grounds
Harlem River
Terry
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Carl” Hubbell
Sambo Leslie
Bad Knee
Jojo Moore
Travis Jackson
Hank Leiber
Jim Ripple
Mel Ott
Joe McCarthy
Lefty Gomez
el Senor Goofy
Big Red Ruffing
Hubbell
Alcazar siege ends as rebels claim 80 killed
Official insurgent reports from Talavera de la Reina say the Alcazar siege rescued most of its 1,200 original residents with about 500 wounded. The fascist forces, 8,000 strong, routed government defenders and took Toledo before continuing toward Madrid.
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Associated Press
Talavera DE LA Reina
Spain
Alcazar
Toledo
Madrid
WCTU Annual Dinner Highlighted by Jubilee Convention
Idaho Falls hosts the Women's Christian Temperance Union annual banquet as part of its golden jubilee convention. State president Mrs. Josephine Roberts presided, with reports from officers and demonstrations by district officials. National WCTU figures Miss Lily Grae Matheson and Myrtle D. Purves spoke on life training and Tulsa meeting insights. A pageant titled Fifty Years' Accomplishment aired under the union’s sponsorship.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Josephine Roberts
Caldwell
Myrtle D. Purves
Nampa
Tulsa
Oklo
Lily Grae Matheson
Matheson
Idaho Falls Union
Two Fires Strike Aberdeen Causing Local Damage
On Thursday two dangerous fires hit Aberdeen. At Ralph Nicholas residence a wax can exploded on the stove scattering flames. Mrs Nicholas escaped injury though her clothing was scorched. At Henry Geisbrecht residence a chicken coop was partly destroyed. fire blamed on children with matches.
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Aberdeen
Ralph Nicholas
Henry Geisbrecht
Nicholas
Idaho Weather Pair Tonight and Tuesday
A brief weather note for Idaho indicates two periods of unsettled conditions: tonight and Tuesday. The forecast mentions potential rain showers with cooler temperatures and possible gusty winds. Residents are advised to monitor local updates for changes.
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Idaho
Equipment stolen at Caldwell lithography plant
Federal agents investigated the theft yesterday of lithographic equipment from Caxton Printers Ltd in Caldwell Idaho. The loot valued at several thousand dollars included a press paper negative and chemicals indicating a potential counterfeit operation.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Funeral services for Roscoe J. Callen in Jerome
In Jerome Idaho on September 28 funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church for Roscoe J. Callen aged 52 who died Friday from injuries after falling from the fender of his car.
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Jerome
Idaho
Presbyterian Church
Roscoe J. Callen
American Sailor Given Three Year Sedition Sentence
Lawrence Simpson, an American seaman from Seattle, was convicted of sedition by the people's court in Berlin and sentenced to three years in prison minus 14 months already served. He admitted attempting to form a popular front government in Nazi Germany with German friends, aided by balloons and anti Nazi propaganda. His attempt failed when one balloon turned out to be a police trap. Simpson testified he brought balloons from New York with a fireworks device for releasing handbills. John G. Simpson, a 70 year old Kirkland farmer and father, called the sentence an outrage and plans to protest through the state department to seek his son's freedom.
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Berlin
Lawrence Simpson
People's Court
Simpson
Manhattan
Nazi Germany
Seaman
Seattle
New York
John G. Simpson
Kirkland
Wash
Lawrence B. Simpson
State Department
Washington
Citizen backs four year program for Idaho Southern University
The Franklin County Citizen endorses extending Idaho Southern University at Pocatello to a four year course. It argues Idaho students must leave the state for higher education and parents pay high fees in adjoining states, a burden on Idaho’s funds.
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Preston
Franklin County
Idaho Southern University At
Pocatello
Charzing
Idaho
Idaho School Fund
Blackfoot Man Resists Arrest
Glen Anderson a Blackfoot city police officer was beaten by Vine Hodson after attempting to arrest him at a local beer parlor. Lucille Bischoff allegedly took Anderson’s gun during the scuffle. both Hodson and Bischoff were jailed and no charges had been filed by early tonight.
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Blackfoot
Glen Anderson
Vine
Hodson
Anderson
Lucille Bischoff
Denver hit by heavy snow as storms lash the city
Denver and much of the Rocky Mountain area faced a heavy snowfall of up to eight inches before dawn. Trees fell snapping branches and blocking streets while emergency crews repaired downed power lines and ten fires were reported, including a five story building fire. Airlines halted and city traffic moved slowly as main highways stayed open.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Public Service Company of Colorado
Lea
Jenkins Cracks World Records
Ab Jenkins set multiple world motor car speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats before mechanical trouble ended his solo run. The marks include 100 miles at 169.57 mph and 200 miles at 171.05 mph, with other distances noted in the session.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Ab Jenkins
Jenk
Cobb
Jenkins
Move toward four year Idaho Southern University
Editor endorses expanding Idaho Southern in Pocatello from a two year to a four year credited university. He cites over 1000 southern Idaho students leaving for other states to finish college and argues residents prefer nearby campuses. The piece Outlooks a four year program passing at the next state legislature.
Aberdeen Idaho to gain expanded mail service
Aberdeen chamber officials meet with Orange Lemon the railway mail clerk at Pocatello to push extra mail delivery. C J Parham says postal officials signaled approval of Aberdeen stage lines application while the route was updated to reach Aberdeen via American Falls in the morning and Blackfoot in the evening.
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Aberdeen
Idaho
Chamber
Orange Lemon
Pocatello
C. J. Parham
American Falls
Blackfoot
Montpelier Announces New Theater Project on Main Street
Howard Matthews of Ontario Oregon arranged the purchase of the Charles Hauck property on Main street for a new theatre building. Construction will begin soon with the contract awarded to O H Grimmett of Paris.
Inquest Planned Into Death Of Dean Swainston
An inquest will be held into the death of Dean Claire Swainston aged 6 who died from injuries after being struck by a car as she dashed from a school yard. Driver Roy Miles of Preston involved. Mose Geddes state highway patrolman reported details.
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Winder
Idaho
Dean Claire Swainston
Roy Miles
Preston
Mose Geddes
Utah Weather Tonight and Tuesday Update
The western portion of Utah expects warmer conditions tonight while another system moves in for Tuesday. Forecasters caution that temperatures may rise notably in western counties and then ease later in the week as a boundary shifts eastward.
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Utah
West
Fire destroys Bandon as Oregon coast towns face wildfire
Sept 28 Myrtle Point Ore At least nine people died when a forest fire swept into Bandon destroying the beach town. Roads out were closed for emergency use as embers threaten nearby Myrtle Point Coquille and surrounding counties.
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Myrtle Point Ore
Bandon
Ore
Blackfoot Daily backs four year Idaho Southern university
The Blackfoot Bulletin endorsed a four year course at Idaho Southern University in Pocatello. Editor Edward Payson argued the region needs a four year university and said the paper is not antagonistic to the University at Moscow, but supports Idaho Southern.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Bulletin
Idaho
Idaho Southern University At
Pocatello
Edward Payson
Bulletin
Moscow
Idaho Southern
Salesman charged with operating automobile while intoxicated near Pocatello
E. J. Heiser pleaded not guilty to operating an automobile while intoxicated after arrest early Saturday a mile and a quarter north of Pocatello and posted $300 bond. Mrs. Prank King and Mrs. Thomas Jones Jr. of Inkom pleaded not guilty to a disorderly conduct complaint and were released on their own recognizance.
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E. J. Heiser
Pocatello
William Hinckley
Prank King
Thomas Jones, Jr
Inkom
Enoch F. Jones
Zepp Hindenburg Near Lakehurst After Troubled Crossing
The airship Hindenburg reports satisfactory progress en route to Lakehurst New Jersey and is expected to land at sunrise tomorrow. President of the Zeppelin company Dr Hugo Eckener signs the update.
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Zep
Lakehurst
N. J
Hindenburg
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin Company
White predicts Borah defeat in Idaho race
Rep. Compton I. White of Clark Fork forecasts Borah loss in November. He says Idaho Democrats will sweep the ticket into power and Borah is not excluded from the predicted sweep.
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Spokane
Wash
Compton I. White
Clark Fork
North Idaho
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senator Borah
Death by Own Action Found in Foothills
A decomposed body of an unidentified man was found in a canyon west of Pocatello. He wore a dark blue suit, carried 182 dollars, burned labels from medicine bottles, and had a watch with initials A.N.B. and repair number B2141. Time tables suggested he was a transient. coroner says possible strangulation and self-binding. The motive remains unknown and burial was ordered.
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Pocatello
A.N.B
Foothills
Arthur Hall
Toronto Stork Derby Nears Finish as Millar Will Lands Half Million
Toronto faces a dramatic finish as the $500,000 Millar bequest hinges on the mother bearing the most children in ten years after his death. Eight leading mothers report 76 births in a decade, with 17 stillborn or dying later, a 22.5 percent mortality rate.
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Toronto
Charles Vance Millar
Martin Kenney
Kenneys
Joseph Bagnato
John Nagle
Arthur Timlock
Millar
Canada
Republican official to visit Pocatello for county meetings
Robert L. Hunter, representing the national Republican headquarters in Chicago, will visit Pocatello on Wednesday for two meetings with county chairmen and precinct committeemen from Bannock and other eastern Idaho counties including Bingham, Power, Caribou, Bear Lake, Oneida, Twin Falls, Bonneville, Blaine and Fremont, per Nicholas Ifft, eastern Idaho Republican vice chairman.
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Robert L. Hunter
National Republican
Chicago
Pocatello
Bannock
Bingham, Power
Caribou
Bear Lake
Oneida
Twin Falls
Bonneville
Blaine
Fremont
Nicholas Ifft
Idaho
Fire Sweeps Oregon Coast Towns Amid Nine Lives Lost
Widespread flames devastate the southern Oregon coast from Bandon to Myrtle Point as fires threaten Marshfield and North Bend. Nine dead at Bandon, seven at Myrtle Point, and fears rise for other communities as crews rush to build fire walls and evacuate residents. Unofficial losses reach $2 million with landmarks and timber stands at risk under shifting winds.
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Bandon
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Coos County
Oregon
Port Orford
Bandon - By - the - Sea
Coquille River
North Bend
Marshfield
Coos Bay
Eugene
Rosebure
Ore
California
Oregon House
Oregon Coast
Tom Hill
Daniel Kountz
Charles McCulloch
Kountz
George Williams
John Reider
Jack Bailey
Neue Ke
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American Falls Press
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Power County News
Idaho Southern University
University of Idaho At
South
South Idaho
By Wendell Webb
Portland
Blackfoot Daily
White
Borah
Wendell Webb
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