Youth Conference Discusses Problems Of Idaho Youth
A Pocatello NYA sponsored conference gathered officials and community leaders to study youth issues. Key speakers included Paris Martin on America's outlook and cooperation among pressure groups while a panel led by Myron Porges and others discussed youth employment, education, and adult responsibilities.
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Pocatello
National Youth Administration
John R. Nichols
Idaho Southern University
Chamber of Commerce
Paris Martin
Boise
America
Vernon Huderson
NYA
E. A. Haggerty
Department of Public Assistance
Sunderland
R. H. Wells
Pocatello Banker
W. H. Jensen
W. A. Larson
George N. Green
Pocatello High School
Myron Porges
Chamber
LeRoy Edgley
R. M. Pugmire
Donald Campbell
Edmund 8. Cody
Bert Weston
C. Donald Rice
Musa de Mouth
August Rosqvist
S Robert Lough
NYA Works Project
Charles Crumley
Utah Weather Pair Tonight and Thursday
A Utah weather note shows warmer temperatures tonight and again on Thursday. Forecasters expect a mild pattern with daytime highs rising and nights staying cool across the state.
Idahoan Advises Utah People to Be More Friendly
Lorenzo R. Thomas of Blackfoot spoke to Salt Lake City Rotarians urging wider social ties through Rotary or similar groups. He said many men miss deep personal satisfaction by ignoring clubs and that inviting others to join can broaden friendship and cooperation.
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Idahoan
Utah
Salt Lake City
Lorenzo R. Thomas
Blackfoot
Thomas
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Rotary
Dewey Starts On Campaign In Minnesota Stop
Thomas E. Dewey begun his Midwest push for the Republican presidential nomination in Minneapolis. He planned a rally at the municipal auditorium and a meeting with northwest farm leaders to gauge farm troubles before heading to Washington for the gridiron dinner.
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Minneapolis
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Midwest
Municipal Auditorium
Washington, D. C
Scout Board Meeting Reviews Merit Badge Course
The Tenday council Boy Scouts of America board of review meets at 7:30 PM in room 101 Science Hall on Idaho Southern University campus to consider scout advancement. The evening features a motion picture course to aid merit badge work in science including Astronomy and Botany, said Bill Tolman.
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Board of Review of
Tenday Council
Boy Scouts of America
Science Hall
Idaho Southern University
Scouts For Advancement
Boy Scouts
Bill Tolman
International At A Glance
London Churchill says Allied submarines sank five German U boats in the past week, while a German liner was captured. Roosevelt congratulates Finland on independence, as Finnish reports seek courage. Soviet forces push 35 miles into north Finland as Finns resist. An international pole urges Romania to align with Russia. Italy watches Finnish force performances against Russia. A German plane crash near England. Germany honors von Mackensen on his 90th birthday. Tokyo papers name the United States as a potential foe.
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London
Churchill
Germany
Washington
Roosevelt
Finland
Helsinki
Russia
Kirkenes
Norway
Moscow
Romania
Rome
Italy
Berlin
von Mackensen
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Japan Sees United States as Possible New Foe
Tokyo reports portray the United States as a potential foe, replacing Soviet Russia in Japanese press. Miyako argues America must rethink its stance on the country, while Manila’s arrival of six submarines fuels concerns of a new trade treaty terms. Yomiuri notes U.S. policies push Russia closer to Japan.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Russia
Yukichiro Suma
Foreign Office
Orient
Miyako
America
Manila
Soviet Union
Yomiuri
Aged Couple Sees First Moving Picture in Allentown
In Allentown Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Lusingus H Schneck celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary by witnessing their first moving picture. Mrs Schneck called it the greatest thing she had seen in 85 years and six months and Lusingus admired the girls as well.
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Allentown
Lusingus H.schneck
Lehigh Valley
Poca Police Relief Dance Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the annual Christmas dance sponsored by the Poca Police Relief Association went on sale this afternoon. The event is scheduled for December 23 at the Dance Gardens, announced by association president Officer R C Thomas.
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The
Pocatello Police Relief Association
R. C. Thomas
Kuhn Put Under Guard at Sing Sing
German American bandleader Rita Kuhn was moved to Sing Sing as a special prisoner in protective custody. Kuhn, serving two and a half to five years for grand larceny of bond funds and forgery, arrived from New York and will be kept safe for his welfare and the institution. Warden Lawes cited precaution due to inmate resentment over Kuhn's theories.
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Ossining
N. Y
Rita Kuhn
Sing Sing
Kuhn
New York
Lewis E. Lawes
Auto Driver May Face Death Charge In Fatal Idaho Falls Crash
Vernon E B Carlson 19 of Idaho Falls may face involuntary manslaughter charges after his car struck and killed Leon J Bailee 67 at Fifth and Hayden in Idaho Falls. The car skidded 67 feet 8 inches. Carlson admits striking Bailee. Coroner says inquest unlikely. witnesses named. brakes and lights were reported in good condition.
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Vernon EB. Carlson
Idaho Falls
Leon Joseph Bailee
East
Hayden
Fifth
Hayden Streets
Carlson
Idaho Southern University
Bailee
Arthur W. Hall
Hall
Burt Brown
Mary Jean Holt
Edna Changdon
Lois Holt
J. Stanford Wakeman
Asel Prescott
Donald King
Clyde Brewster
Baller
Masons to Elect Portneuf Lodge Officers Tonight
Portneuf lodge A F and A M will convene at 6 30 this evening for an election meeting.
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Portneuf Lodge
A. F
A. M
Finland Trusts Army to Defend Independence on War Anniversary
President Kyvesti Kallio urged Finns to rely on their army to fulfill its heroic duty as Russia invasion unfolds. Roosevelt sends congratulatory message on Finland’s 22nd independence anniversary amid reports of 2,000 Russian troops captured and 64 tanks destroyed. Government military losses cited as very great in comparison. Leaders mark day with wreaths, flags, and diplomatic receptions amid tension.
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Helsinki
Finland
Kyvesti Kallio
Roosevelt
Russia
Kallio
Risto Ryti
Transient Joe Vigil arraigned on arson charge
Joe M Vigil was arraigned before Justice of the Peace William Hinckley on first degree arson charges. He requested time for a preliminary hearing and is held in Bannock county jail on 5000 bond. The complaint by Chief Detective L W Cox alleges he set fire December 4 to a house occupied by Geraldine Gould at 514 East Hayden. Vigil was arrested Tuesday on a vagrancy charge and held on information from Willie Glover of 546 East Hayden.
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Joe M. Vigil
Justice of the Peace
William Hinckley
Bannock
L. W. Cox
Geraldine Gould
East
Hayden
Willie Glover
East Hayden
Templars Elect Harry A Martin as Commander
Temptars Elect Harry A Martin commander at Gate City Commandery No. 4 conclave last night. Dana N. Wood named generalissimo and Fred Quinn captain general with other officers listed. Appointive posts to be announced. installation set for December 19.
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Harry A Martin
Knights Templar
Gate City Commandery No. 4
Dana N. Wood
Fred Quinn
H. L. McHan
Clifton Curtis
Walter J. Loyd
Ray S. Hunter
Washington fist fight sparks international incident
A minor alley quarrel in Washington between a Nazi air attache Peter Riedel and mechanic Frank Werner escalated into an international issue. conflicting accounts involve parking and a black eye. officials trace delays across the embassy state department police district attorney chain as they await action.
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Washington
Peter Riedel
United States
Frank Werner
Werner
Rieder
Sine
Karl Rosenberg
State Department
Washington Police Department
Riedel
Police Department
Commissioner accuses Nez Perce group of political bias
Idaho state game commissioner Walter Fiscus charged Monday that shyster politics influenced Nez Perce county game protective association votes to refrain from paying dues to the Clearwater wildlife association district unit. Moscow president Clarence Jenks would not comment on whether the vote amounted to withdrawal.
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Moscow
Walter Fiscus
Idaho
Nez Perce County Game Protective Association
Clearwater Wildlife Association
Clarence Jenks
Five County
Clearwater Association
Fiscus
Nez Perce
State Game Administration
Census Taker Class Prepares for Idaho Survey Work
District Supervisors and aides from across Idaho attend a six day course in census taking led by E F Kramer of Washington DC. Kramer named area census manager for 34 southern Idaho counties and census activities begin January 2. Boise office is directed by Lewis Williams with William Brodhead as assistant. Charles F Peacock supervises Weiser with Chase W Whiffin as assistant. George Fisher heads Idaho Falls with E T Spenc er and Ivan N Davis heads Pocatello office with Elmer Terry as assistant.
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Boise
Idaho
E. F. Kramer
Washington, D. C
Kramer
Census Bureau
Lewis Williams
Public Welfare
William Brodhead
Hailey
State Department of Public Works
Charles F. Peacock
Weiser
Chase W. Whiffin
Caldwell
George Fisher
Bancroft
Idaho Falls
E. T. Spencer
Pocatello
State Department of Law Enforcement Safety
Ivan N. Davis
Elmer Terry
UIS Students Return From Thanksgiving Break
UIS students resume classes after an extended vacation of twelve days due to illness. The university infirmary reports the flu and colds epidemic has lessened, extending the four day break to six. Christmas vacation starts December 20 with resumption January 3.
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Idaho Southern University
University Infirmary
University
Merchants Celebrate WPA Street Job Completion in Newark
In Newark on South Orange avenue merchants rolled out beer barrels and served sandwiches to WPA workers after a street paying job was completed, turning the scene into an impromptu celebration as officers looked on.
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Newark
N. J
South Orange Avenue
WPA
Pythian Sisters to Elect Officers Tonight in Hall
Pythian Sisters will meet tonight at 8 o clock in K P hall for election of officers. Present officers include Mrs Flora Miler past chief Mrs Gladys Butler most excellent chief Mrs Dorothy Bittick excellent senior Mrs Leah Holcomb excellent junior Agnes Hansen manager Mrs Lucy Forrester protector Mrs Margaret Moore guard Mrs Pearl Nestor mistress of records and correspondence and Mrs J Lund mistress of finance.
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K.P. Hall
Flora Miler
Gladys Butler
Dorothy Bittick
Leah Holcomb
Agnes Hansen
Lucy Forrester
Margaret Moore
Pearl Nestor
J. Lund
Ill at Home and Hospital Reported for Local Residents
R. H. Albano of 605 North Lincoln avenue is ill at the veterans hospital in Salt Lake City. A. E. Trimming of 535 North Lincoln avenue, Joe Burton of 756 North Garfield avenue, and W. H. Ward of 337 West Greeley street are ill at their homes.
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R. H. Albano
Lincoln Avenue
Veterans’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
A. E. Trimming
Joe Burton
Garfield Avenue
W. H. Woodward
Greeley Street
Births Reported at St. Anthony Hospital
Recent births at St Anthony hospital include sons born to Marvin Pierce and spouse of 1123 North Ninth Avenue, Joe W Garvin and spouse of R F D 1, and Rex Olsen and spouse of R F D 1.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Marvin Pierce
North Ninth Avenue
Joe W. Garvin
R.F.D
Rex Olsen
RFD
New Threat Rises In Balkans With Allies Under Pact
Moscow dispatch reports Communist International urging Romania to sign a mutual assistance pact with the Soviet Union similar to treaties with Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania. It warns English and French interests aim to draw small states into imperialist war, noting potential wider involvement by Britain, France, Italy and Greece if Romania is threatened.
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Balkans
Moscow
Romania
Soviet Union
Communist International
International Communist Organization
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Baltic
Comintern
Great Britain
France
Britain
Rumania
Greece
Italy
Romania Faces Pressure From Soviet Pact Plot
The Moscow publication Communist International urges Romania to sign a mutual assistance pact with Soviet Russia, implying loss of independence and a protectorate. The move prompts fear of a wider European war with France and Britain pledged to aid Romania, while Italy and the Balkans may act to keep Russia out. Germany and Russia reportedly eye Romania for Bessarabia and vital oil and grain, shaping a tense balance in the Balkans.
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Russia
Rumania
France
England
Germany
Balkan
Europe
Italy
Balkans
Romania
Bessarabia
Paper Prices Stand Extended to June 30
The extension of present newsprint prices until June 30 was announced today by R. J. Cullen president of International Paper Co. Base price in New York and Chicago is 50 dollars a ton.
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New York
R. J. Cullen
International Paper Co
Chicago
Movie Actor Hurt in Car Accident
Joe E. Brown, motion picture comedian, was injured in an automobile accident in Los Angeles. He suffered bruises and minor cuts and will remain in hospital for a few days. His son said no bones were broken.
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Los Angeles
Joe E. Brown
Don
Young Brown
William
Brennan
Brown
Charles G. Weaver
Weaver
Point N
University of California At Los Angeles
Jane Withers
New Oil Station Opens Today in Pocatello
The Idaho Refining company opened a modern Reliance Oil station at North Fifth Avenue and East Lander Street in Pocatello. Manager Archie Gesas said motorists will receive gifts, and lessee Lyle Short noted gasoline oil tires and minor repairs offered. The glass fronted station spans 150 feet on Fifth Avenue, built by contractor J. E. Qualls of Jerome.
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Pocatello
Idaho Refining Company
North Fifth Avenue
East Lander Street
Archie Gesas
Reliance Oil Company
Lyle Short
Fifth Avenue
J. E. Qualls of
Jerome
Talk Highlights Basketball Popularity and History
University athletic director Guy Wicks told Presbyterian Men's Club members that more people play and watch basketball than any other game in America. He traced the sport from Dr. James Naismith's 1890 YMCA founding, noting Naismith recently died. Francis McCrory of Bowling Green Ohio attended as hotel auditor guest.
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America
Guy Wicks
University
Presbyterian Men's Club
John Stirling
S. E. Brady
Wicks
James Naismith
Y. M. C. A. College
Springfield
Mass
Naismith
Francis McCrory
Bowling Green
Ohio
Bannock Hotel
McCrory
Scit
Cornell
Rmuda
Idaho Weather Forecast Says Fair Tonight
The Idaho weather bulletin reports generally fair conditions tonight with a slight drop in temperatures. Expect a continuation of clear skies into Thursday with only modest cooling and light winds overall.
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Idaho
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E. Norman Vaughn
Miss Nola Woodland
Vito Petrone
William Park
Vernon L. Huderson
Wiliam J. Sunderland
Board of County Commissioners
Nellie Cline Steenson
Boise Y. M. C. A
S. F. Lund
State Industrial Accident Board
R. S. Brown
Ben G. Hoff
Beth Wylie
Arthur Young
Girls’ Residence School
Helen Huff
Girls
Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello Nya
R. M. Terrell
Cec
Harold Tolley
George Pattis
R. 8. Callis
Dewey
Northwest
Scout Board
International
Associated Press
U.S
Charlotte
N. C
Duke Power Company
Laurel
Eldred Davis
Peggy Sue
Cleveland
Sergi
Carl Rossback
Sanford
Women’s Literary Club
Pittsburgh
Anthony Block
William J. Walter
Milton Mellon
Mellon
Walter
Templars Elect
By Eddy Gilmore
North Idaho
UIS
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Soviet Russia
Baltic States
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