Pioneer Day Service to Honor Mormon Pioneers in Malad
Dean Daryl Chase of USAC will speak at a Pioneer Day service Sunday July 24 at 7:30 a.m. in the Malad stake lawn. Betty Crowther of the Malad stake MIA says the program includes invocation, choir and string trio, readings, and a benediction by J. M. Isaacson.
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70 Year Drought Ends as Kansas Licenses Liquor Stores
Topeka reports Kansas grants first package store licenses under a new liquor law. Bottled goods by the drink remain banned and actual sales are set to begin after retailers receive state licenses in the mail. The move ends nearly seven decades of prohibition in the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hawaii Strike Talks Set to Resume
Washington reports union and management spokesmen in the Hawaii dock strike agreed to meet with federal mediation director Cyrus S. Vance to resume negotiations in the 79 day old dispute.
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Washington
Cyrus S. 1
Boise Woman 101 Celebrates 101st Birthday Quietly
Mrs. Julia Ann Evans, a Boise resident, will mark her 101st birthday Thursday with a small family dinner and perhaps a modest cake. She remains spry and upbeat, with plans for a few friends to drop by.
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Boise
Julia Ann Evans
Pharmacy Exams Set at Idaho State College This August
Idaho State Board of Pharmacy will hold exams at Idaho State College beginning August 18 announced by J J Lynch secretary. About 25 candidates are expected to participate in the tests.
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Idaho State Board of Pharmacy
Idaho State College
J. J. Lynch
Malad Youth Summer Party and County Tax Update
LDS youths enjoyed a Malad summer party at Henry Stayner ranch with campfire lunch and outdoor dancing led by Men and Gleaner leaders. A county tax delinquency report shows amounts doubling to 14 380 25 with June current taxes 44 645 90 and delinquencies 1 280 87. A V Daniels of Idaho Colorado Petroleum notes plans to return 25000 unused capital to stockholders and Bay Petroleum in Denver backs the move. Yellowstone vacation photos include local families. Lois Orf of Pueblo will headline a roller skating exhibition at the high school gym, sponsored by Malad Junior Chamber of Commerce with Maurice Griffin.
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Idaho-Colorado Petroleum Company
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Lois Orf
Pueblo
Colorado
Maurice Griffin
Miss Orf
Malad Junior Chamber of Commerce
Legion Head Perry Brown tokey Idaho convention visit
American Legion national commander Perry Brown from Beaumont Texas will be a principal speaker at the Idaho department convention in Weiser. About 1000 legionnaires from across the state are expected with sessions from Monday to Wednesday including officer elections and the annual Wreck by the Idaho Fourty-Eighter. The legion auxiliary will join with leader Mrs Herbert Goode of Portland Oregon addressing attendees. Idaho commander is Jack McQuade of Moscow and auxiliary president is Mrs Helen Jordan of Boise.
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Perry Brown
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Herbert Goode
Portland
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Idaho Legion
Jack McQuade
Moscow
Helen Jordan
Boise
Idaho Public Aid Checks On Time After Policy Mixup
Idaho public assistance clients will receive July checks on time after a governor’s policy change delayed warrants. State Auditor N P Nielsen said the July warrants were drawn for mailing despite a 10 percent cut ordered earlier, later reversed, with new warrants ready for mailing two days before the July 20 deadline.
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Boise
Idaho
N. P. Nielson
Nielson
Pastor Claims Woman Keeps Home, Wishes For Retention
A pastor asserts women sustain the home and laments the difficulty of keeping them there. He suggests social or cultural pressures influence domestic stability and gender roles.
New York Leads Nation in Manufactured Product Value
The New York commerce department reports that for over a century the state has top value in manufactured goods, leading all other states.
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New York
Commerce Department
Better Lighting Cuts Deaths on Los Angeles Streets
Improved lighting at 171 intersections and 15 miles of streets in Los Angeles is estimated to have saved 78 lives over the prior year. The findings highlight safety gains from enhanced nighttime visibility and pedestrian protection.
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Los Angeles
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