Labor Mass Meet Set Today in Pocatello Memorial Building
Charles C. Hughes of the AFL will head a labor unions mass meeting in the Memorial building at 8 p m in Pocatello. He and AFL leader William Green ally will discuss the present union situation and the crisis facing organized labor. W C Wright of the Electrical Workers International and Elmer F McIntire Idaho State Federation of Labor will also speak as local labor officers urge all union members to attend.
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Charles C. Hughes
American Federation Labor
Pocatello
Memorial
Hughes
AFL
William Green
W. C. Wright
Electrical Workers International
Elmer F. McIntire
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Malad City Social Notes and Local Visits
Malad community gatherings and travels featuring J C Tovey of Boise visiting relatives, Theo Barnes bringing a new Oneida school district bus, and several families from Twin Falls Long Beach and Ab...
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Malad
J. C. Tovey
Boise
Theo Barnes
Oneida
R. A. Flint
Brigham City
Mylad Stake
Keith Williams
Taft
Calif
Milbourne Mills
Paul Mills
William E. Thomas
Pocatello
Max
Grant Stuart
Twin Falls
William Stuart
R. A. Stocking
Los Angeles
G. A. Stocking
Henry W. Thomas
San Francisco
Earl Thomas
Alberta Marple
Roy Jensen
Aberdeen
Ivan Swartz
Jennie B. Jones
Bear River
Spencer F. Allen
Earl
James P. Sorensen
United States
LDS Church
John Roghaar
Salt Lake City
Ward Thomas
Ralph Roghaar
Paris
Farrell Peterson
Grace
Ralph Clevenger
Leah Schutt
Mr. Schutt
Idaho
Police Court Fines Set in Stop Sign and Speed Cases
Stanford G Sherman pleaded guilty to failing to observe a stop signal and was fined five dollars. Delpha A Webb pled guilty to failing to observe a stop sign and paid seven dollars and fifty cents. Leo Hendrickson forfeited a ten dollar bond on speeding. Leonard R Pellum pled guilty to operating a car with no license, fined fifty cents. Robert Vaughan forfeited a twenty five dollar bond on driving. Police Bulletin notes a Montpelier burglary with a Corona typewriter, Rogers Brothers silverware set, Sanitizer vacuum, Majestic table radio, and white enameled sewing machine stolen.
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Stanford G. Sherman
Delpha A. Webb
Leo Hendrickson
Leonard R. Pellum
Robert Vaughan
Pocatello
R. Peterson
Montpelier
Corona
Roger Brothers
Sanatizer
Health plan program opens to all Idaho residents
A month long effort explains Blue Cross hospitalization benefits to Idaho residents starting Nov 1 in Pocatello. Project leader R T Jones says statewide expansion possible by late winter. Community enrollment provides same benefits with a $25 deductible and quarterly payments of $5 for individuals and $9.50 for families.
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Idaho
Blue Cross
L. L. Simpson Jr
Idaho Hospital Service
Boise
Pocatello
R. T. Jones
General
St. Anthony
Jones
Idaho Hosital Service
Jefferson Building
Ida
Local man seeks reserve post in army signal corps
James H. Schoonover a local radio announcer and former army master sergeant applied Tuesday for a reserve commission in the army signal corps. The examining board was chaired by Lt. Col. Morris B. Montgomery Boise with Lt. Col. Lloyd E. Haight and Captain Ronald S. Bailey. Capt. Lee R. Sumpter reported the board in Pocatello. In Hillsboro Texas a 9 year old boy John William Semecek was freed after an acetylene torch and hacksaw were used to unhitch him from a trailer hitch where his finger was caught.
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Army Signal Corps
James H. Schoonover
Army
Morris B. Montgomery
Boise
Lloyd E. Haight
Ronald S. Bailey
Pocatello
Lee R. Sumpter
Organized Reserve Corps
Hillsboro
Tex
John William Semecek
Challenge Cream and Butter Officials Study Price Decline
Challenge Cream and Butter association directors meet in Pocatello for a four day convention to study the decline in dairy product prices. About 3000 farmer members from eight western states seek reasons for soft markets and plan to boost sales and distribution next season.
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Challenge
Challenge Cream & Butter Association
Pocatello
California
Circus Murder Mystery Stuns Springfield Police
Nine members of the Dailey Brothers circus were released after a coroner's jury ruled that 19 year old roustabout William Pettit of near Louisville Kentucky died from a beating at the hands of unknown assailants. Pettit’s battered body was found wrapped in a tarpaulin under tanbark in a circus wagon. Greene county Sheriff John T. Pierpont said the chest and lungs were crushed and appeared stomped on by a heavy object.
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Springfield
Dailey Brothers
William Pettit
Louisville
Greene County
John T. Pierpont
Radio Writers Guild to Strike Top Radio Programs
The radio writers guild said it will strike certain major radio programs starting tomorrow while altering picks to avoid broadcasting studios per the federal mediation service. Snowy owls are black when young.
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New York
Radio Writers Guild
Tomorrrow
Federal Mediation Service
Desk Sergeant Knows Answers
Rockford police humor a caller asking for an eight letter word for sawhorse. Desk Sergeant Charles McDonnell suggests scaffold as the solution and thanks the caller for the prompt.
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Rockford
Charles McDonnell
Sawhorse
McDonnell
Enteritis Remains Leading Zoo Animal Killer
Enteritis, the inflammation of the intestines, is identified as the leading cause of death among zoo animals, underscoring the need for improved veterinary care and disease prevention within zoological collections.
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