Scouts greet chief executive in Pocatello visit
Boy Scouts of the eastern Idaho section will gather in Pocatello on Wednesday to greet Dr. James E. West of New York City and Arthur A. Schuck director of division of operations for a full day of meetings starting with an 8 a.m. breakfast. About 1200 scouts and readers are expected, with noon joint meeting of local service clubs and scouts and remarks by Dr West.
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Boy Scouts of the
Eastern Idaho
Pocatello
James E. West
New York City
Arthur A. Schuck
West
J. R. Young
Idaho
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
Army Mail Pilot Survives Freak Crash in Sacramento
Lieutenant C B Stone of the Army air mail escaped death when his bi motor bomber struck a telephone pole near Sacramento airport. He regained control, landed safely, though the wing and motor damaged the pole cross bars. wires torn. Stone said he did not see the danger until after the skidding hit.
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Sacramento
Cal
C. B. Stone
Stone
Don Smith
Smith
Cacavas and Parris Appeal After Liquor to Minor Convictions
Steve Cacavas and Gust Parris were found guilty of furnishing liquor to a minor in district court. Judge C. J. Taylor sentenced Cacavas to six months to five years and Parris to nine months to five years, with costs. Each man posted $1000 bond and filed notices of appeal.
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Steve Cacavas
Gust Parris
C. J. Taylor
Idaho Falls
Cacavas
State Penitentiary
Parris
Wendell Dog Named Best In Local Show
The first Idaho kennel show ends with about 150 dogs shown and over 2,000 spectators. "Little Boy" an English setter owned by L. A. Jones of Wendell wins best dog. D. O. Robertson’s English setter takes best sporting female. J. D. Purdit leads entries from Gooding with exhibitors including L. A. Jones and Delbert Groom of Ashton.
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Idaho
L. A. Jones
Wendell
D. O. Robertson
Pocatello
J. D. Purdit
Gooding
Delbert Groom
Ashtom
Jones
Groom
Jos. Jenkinson
H. C. McMullin
Joe Rough
Geo. T. Tillman
J. D. Furcht
E. E. Ross
John Villanova
Soda Springs
Parry Harrison
R. C. Pridmore
C. R. Sorgatz
Brace
E. A. Buffaloe
J. D
Charley Morgan
D. M. Olsen
A. B. Stevens
Howard Shafer
Elmer Crawford
J. D. Stratford
J. D. Furchi
Kimport Kennells
Will Rogers praises brave boys in desert hike rescue
Will Rogers recounts two young brothers aged 14 and 12 hiking near Pasadena when one was bitten by a rattlesnake. The older boy treated the fang wound with a knife, they shared the venom extraction effort, and the younger fainted. The rescuer carried him two miles to safety.
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Pasadena
Calif
Daniel Boones
Davey Crocketts
Wil
County Drops Rape Charges Against Pair
The rape charges against J. E. Rowley and Roberta Johnson were dismissed by Justice Kinney after the county attorney cited suppression of vital evidence. Prosecutors had sought a speedy trial but could not serve subpoenas as key witnesses disappeared, leaving the case without sufficient evidence to proceed.
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J. E. Rowley
South Arthur
Roberta Johnson
N. Harrison
Jerry Kinney
B. A. McDevitt
Carrie Whitman
Mrs. Whitman
Bell
Betty Bell Bennett
Knights Templar Attend Services Easter at First Presbyterian
Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights Templar and DeMolay band attend Easter morning services at First Presbyterian Church with a 10 30 deadline for attendees. Emminent Commander Miller Bodell announces the gathering and a special music filled service led by Rev Claude Richmond includes hymns and an Easter sermon titled Rebuilding the Temple.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
DeMolay
First Presbyterian Church
Emminent
Miller M. Bodell
Masonic Temple
Claude Richmond
de Molay
Barthold
G. A. Wagner
Jerusalem
Parker
Angelus
Goddard
Jesus Christ
Scout Program For Thursday April 5 Details
The schedule lists events from 8 a.m. breakfast with Ralph J Comstock Jr of Pocatello presiding to a 5 p.m. mass meeting with Chief James E West. Highlights include sessions on scouting up to date cubbing troop organization district use sea scouting and older boy programs with Dr West and Arthur A Schuck leading discussions and presentations at Bannock hotel and Idaho Falls venues.
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Ralph J Comstock, Jr
Pocatello
R. J Comstock, Jr
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Arthur A. Schuck
J. R. Young
Eastern Idaho Council
Rotary Boys’ Work Committee
Bannock Hotel
Court denies defense plea for non trial in Tremelling suit
In Garden City Utah Tremelling seeks 30180 in damages against Dr Charles O Moore of Paris Idaho alleging malpractice in treating a fractured leg The judge C C Cavanah denied the defense motion for non trial The case centers on improper setting of the fracture and alleged negligent care after the injury X rays showed femur neck protruding from the pelvis socket and witnesses debated impaction and the use of weights A doctor from Paris said the diagnosis was correct but treatment wrong with calls for more x rays and different guidance for Tremelling to walk
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Solomon W. Tremelling
Garden City
Utah
Farmer
Charles O. Moore
Paris
Idaho
Cc. C. Cavanah
Tremelling
Moore
Tremeking
Easter Rites Draw Joyous Crowds Today
Religious ceremonies mark Easter across the globe with Jerusalem thronged by Christians Jews and Muslims. In Rome the pope canonizes Saint Don Bosco. In the United States rain threatened coastal parades and New York stores reported strong Easter sales as officials forecast warmer weather elsewhere.
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Jerusalem
Rome
Don Vioganni Bosco
Salesian Order
Pacific Coast
United States
Washington
D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Metropolis
Rocky Mountains
Midwest
Seattle Hoax Murder Baffles Police And Fades Into Real Death
Police probe a reported April Fool hoax when a man’s body is found in Lake Union canal during the search for a dummy fallen from the George Washington Memorial Bridge. Investigators recover a tire iron with blood, a bound paving stone, and a dummy wearing fine clothes with counterfeit checks in pockets. The case mixes a sensational hoax with a real, unresolved death.
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Seattle
Lake Union Canal
George Washington Memorial Bridge
Winners named in Idaho Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest
Miss Grace Brookhart of Poca tello won first place with her essay. Russell Jennings of Pocatello took second, and Miss Lois Vincent of Grangerville earned third. Mrs J D Price state chairman of Malad announced the results Friday as 71 Idaho essays were submitted. Medals will be awarded and the winning essays advance to the national contest.
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Grace Brookhart
Pocatello
Russell Jennings
Lois Vincent
Grangerville
Idaho American Legion Auxiliary
J. D. Price
Malad
Idaho
Ross Extends License Date
Boise March 30 AP Governor Ross extended the automobile license purchase deadline 30 days to April 30 amid slow notice. The 1933 licenses would have expired today without the extension as he cited improved finances but lingering funding gaps in rural areas. He warned no further extension would be granted, noting last year had two extensions but this year only one.
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Boise
Ross
Six killed in group murder at Erland's Point home
Bremerton Washington March 31 AP six persons including Frank Fleider and his wife were found bound gagged and shot at the Erlands Point beach home. Robbery suspected as valuables including diamonds lay in the wrecked house. Two additional men identified with one possibly Eugene E Channawort. Sheriff D L Blankenship and criminologist Luke S May investigated.
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Bremerton
Wash
Erland’s Point
Frank Fleidher
Fleidher
D. L. Blankenship
Eugene E. Channawort
Walla Walla
Luke S. May
Seattle
R. W. Miller
German billiards ace ties for lead in 18.2 balkline event
Erich Hagenlacher of Germany defeated Kitsey Matsuyama of Japan 400 to 286 in 14 innings to tie for first place in the International Balkline Championship 18.2. The win marks Hagenlacher's third victory, lifting him level with Welker Cochran of San Francisco.
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Chicago
Erich Hagenlacher
Germany
Kitsey Matsuyama
Japan
Hagenlacher
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Raids Seize Liquor At East Center Street Site
Federal, county and city officers raided a place on East Center Street operated by Gust Karellis and confiscated about fifteen pints of wine, bonded whiskey, and a small amount of moonshine. Karellis was charged with possession.
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Gust Karellis
East Center Street
Idaho Weather Forecast Calls for Fair Sunday
The Idaho forecast predicts fair weather on Sunday with calm conditions. Early morning temperatures will dip into frosty or freezing lows across areas including Moray, signaling chilly start.
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Idaho
Sunday
Moray
Notorious Dillinger Fights Police In Minnesota Escape
John Dillinger uses a submachine gun to blast free from a police trap in St. Paul aided by a green sedan. A wounded woman, a man identified as John Hamilton, and a blood trail suggest a violent escape, with fingerprints found on the automobile and in an apartment. A bulletproof vest and a sailor uniform photo were among seized items.
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ST. Paul
Minn
John
Dillinger
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Daniel Coffey
Henry Cummings
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Insull Defies Turkish Arrest Order Aboard Maiotis
Samuel Insull remains aboard the Greek steamer Maiotis in Istanbul as a Turkish arrest order looms. Police guard the vessel while Ankara and Athens dispute extradition and possible legal actions in Turkish waters.
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Istanbul
Samuel Insull
Insull
Turkey
United States
Constantinople
Insuli
Askham
Toannis Mousouris
Black Sea
Greece
Suspect Arrested In Oregon Stagecoach Stopover
Kenneth Poulsen, 26, wanted in Weiser Idaho for robbery and jail break, was arrested in The Dalles Oregon as he alighted from a stagecoach, police said.
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Dalles
Orc
Kenneth Poulsen
Weiser
Idaho
Improvements Boost University Golf Course Status
The University Golf Course received major upgrades during favorable weather using student labor. A new No 4 green adds 150 yards to No 4 and 200 yards to No 5, raising par to 5 on both holes, with redesigned tee boxes and a 211 yard No 9 three par hole. The course now has a mix of pars and yardages, greens have been reseeded, and play is praised as excellent. Plans for the April 15 opening tournament are announced with prizes for men and women and no entry fee beyond green fee.
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The
Gulf
Gilbert French
Jimmy McHaley
Greems
the Tribune
Injured in Pescatello Falls Highway Collision
Mrs Louise Havel of Omaha suffered a wrenched back when a sedan carrying Mr and Mrs Joseph Bahocek and two sons collided with a demonstration car driven by Gilbert Mattice near the airport on the Pescatello American Falls highway Friday afternoon.
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Louise Havel
Omaha
Joseph Boehacek
Gilbert Mattice
Pescatello-American Falls
Bohacek Machine
Ed Grayson
City Motor Company
Mattice
Povatello
D. W. Bliss
C. R. Paulsen
Havell
Lynn Brother Hospital
Bohaceks
Cox
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America
Mr. Schuck
Brooklyn
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Schuck
Army Mail
Will Rogers
Tribune
McDevitt
Ida
Associated Press
Bremerton, Wash
Teuton
TURK
Uttig
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