Miner and Wife Guard Blue Baby Through Long Vigil
Kerry Bailey seven month old born with a deformed heart lies in a homemade oxygen tent at home in Millsboro while doctors say surgery in Baltimore will wait until she is a year old. Her miner father Ray Bailey and wife keep constant watch with help from Curtis Bailey and neighbors.
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Brownsville
Kerry Bailey
Nherry
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ray Bailey
Millsboro
Miner
Fairmont
W. Va
Kerry
Bailey
Curtis Bailey
Faith
Malad Stake Conference Scheduled for Feb 12–13
Malad stake president Samuel A. Hendricks announced the quarterly conference will be held at the stake tabernacle on Saturday and Sunday February 12 13 with a newly added seating area. Elder Henry D Moyle and Donald D Davis will attend. Welfare meeting Saturday at 6 30 p.m priesthood leadership at 8 p.m with general sessions Sunday at 10 a.m and 2 p.m and an evening meeting at 7 30 p.m under stake direction.
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Samuel A. Hendricks
Stake Tabernacle
Hendricks
Henry D. Moyle
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Donald D. Davis
General Welfare Committee
Symphony Postponed in Blackfoot For Blizzard Reschedule
The Idaho State Symphony concert in Blackfoot was postponed from Friday the 4th to February 16 at 8 p m in the LDS tabernacle after a blizzard delayed the event. Harold G Mealy, conductor of the 170 piece orchestra, arranged the new date by telephone. A new date for the Sportsmen's Jamboree remains undeclared due to weather. Sideline builds up Hadley box maker turns resin scraps into 400 asparagus boxes weekly.
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Blackfoot
the Lion’s Club
Idaho State Symphony
Lds Tabernacle
Harold G. Mealy
Thane
Mac) MacAllister
Army Aid To Keep On In Utah Winter Emergency
Utah livestockmen were assured the army would continue emergency operations as long as needed. State Highway Department head Day estimated about 500000 dollars will be spent to meet the emergency, to be made up by the legislature. General Robertson said Utah’s burden is lightened by local cooperation and that army equipment will stay until no longer needed, air lift being the first to end.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Willard A. Day
State Highway Department
Heber Bennion
Sixth Army
Walter M. Robertson
Utah Emergency Livestock Committee
Robertson
Tilden Gets Year in Jail
Famed tennis star William Tilden was jailed for one year on his fifth birthday after being found in violation of probation for alleged immoral conduct with a minor. He must return February 17 for trial on a new charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Los Angeles
William
Big Bill) Tilden
Tilden
A. A. Scott
Mile-High Building Proposed to Solve City Housing
San Francisco Mayor Elmer E Robinson reviews a tentative A Mef McSweeney plan for a 440 story mile high tower housing 100000 apartments for 400000 people with 100000 retail spaces 50 schools 50 theaters 500 nightclubs 20 churches 10 hospitals and 300 elevators with a 20 foot interior circular walk. Cost estimated between 4 and 7 billion dollars.
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San Francisco
Elmer E. Robinson
A. Mef. McSweeney
McSweeney
Hoover Commission Urges Wide Civil Service Reforms
The Hoover commission recommends revising the federal hiring system to be free of political influence and attracting top citizens. It calls for nationwide veteran recruitment, higher salary ceilings, reorganization of civil service, and placing the Civil Service Commission chair in the White House as adviser.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Commission
Herbert Hoover
Civil Service Commission
White House
Two Get Death Sentence For Gandhi Slaying
Nathur am Vinayak Godse 36 and Narayan Dattarya Apte 35 were sentenced to death by hanging in New Delhi. Five of seven others got life terms, one acquitted, one granted a king's pardon for testifying. Executions by hanging yet to be scheduled. 15 days to appeal.
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New Delhi
Nathuram Vinayak Godse
Mohandis K. Kandhi
Narayan Dattarya Apte
Gandhi
India
Birla House
Godse
Red Fort
Atma: Charan
House-haunting snakes said to be spirits of dead in Britannica
Britannica notes some African tribes believe house-haunting snakes are spirits of the dead and they feed these snakes milk as part of ritual practice.
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