Plane crash claims Kellogg man passenger in Osburn
J E Murphy of Kellogg dies in Wallace hospital after a crash that left Russell E Owen of Spokane injured. The veteran flyer had been carrying passengers into isolated Wallace and Kellogg when weather and weight contributed to the 200 foot slide near Osburn Idaho. Owen skull possibly fractured but listed in good condition.
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Wallace
Idaho
J. E. Murphy
Kellogg
Murphy
Russell E. Owen
Spokane
Osburn
Here
Owen
Osborn
Kelloge
Rascob Jones and political graft raise Idaho concerns
Editor notes criticize lending practices of Charlie Dawes and the Refinance Corporation, warn of graft if government programs are hijacked, and urge unselfish public service. The column also plugs Idaho imports to boost national profile and critiques a federal power program opposed by a regional utility.
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Rascob” Jones
Dick Wells
Nin-Compoops
Charlie Dawes
Nccount Securities
Refinance Corporation
Insull
Ing
CWA
John
Idaho Idahoans Debate Funding for Salmon River Project and American Falls Power
Senators seek nine million for Salmon river water supply to Boise valley farms and one million for a power plant at American Falls with planned improvements. They doubt both fits. warn against power trust tactics offering selective low rates. A Twin Falls merchant recalls Walter Cleave and a Rotary bond between merchants, while the columnist taunts a G O P foe and invites calls at (1620).
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People’s Power Unit
American Falls Dam
Idaho
Salmon River
Boise Valley
American Falls
Power Trust
Twin Falls
New York City
Walter Cleave
Duke” Roddy
John, the Baptist
Fifth Avenue
Brother Cleave
Fraternity Supper and Dance Set for December 30
Members of the Scandinavian Fraternity of America will attend a supper and dance on December 30 at W. O. W. hall. Portneuf Circle No. 892, N. O. W., meets tonight in Eagles hall North Main for its annual Christmas party after the business session. Visitors welcome, members to bring gifts and school lunch.
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Scandinavian Fraternity of America
W. O. W. Hall
Portneuf
Eagles’ Hall
North Main
S’sion
Idaho's Rivers Back In Banks
Flood waters recede across northwest Idaho with estimated $1,000,000 in damage. Lake Coeur d Alene falls .71 foot, volunteers guard residential districts as wind threats loom. Kellogg and Wallace regain telegraph links. Kellogg mining area resumes truck service. residents return home as St Maries and other towns see falling levels. Spokane area reports river flooding basements and homes.
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Coeur D’ Alene
Idaho
Wallace
Kellogg
Here
Western Union
Coeur d' Alene
St. Maries
Toppenish
Washington
Spokane
Landon's Family Welcomes First Governor’s Mansion Child
Gov Alf Landon and wife greet an eight pound son, first child born in the Kansas governor's mansion. Both mother and baby reported doing well. The governor announced the birth in Topeka on December 28. The couple’s new son adds to the governor’s family after Alf Landon took office.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Daughter Of Senator McAdoo Shows Improvement
Mrs Edward S. Cowles daughter of Senator William Gibbs McAdoo of California has been gravely ill with pneumonia but was decidedly better today after a period of serious illness in New York.
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New York
Edwards. Cowles
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Elders in Ozarks Sew in Children for Winter
In Hindsville Arkansas on December 28 a local practice sees children sewn into flannels for winter. Elders corral them after the first cold spell and they remain sealed in flannel garments until warm weather returns. No baths are allowed during the season.
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Hindsville
Ark
Ozarks
Costume Recital at Adelaide Anderson School of Music
A costume piano recital will be held at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music by pupils of Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Ashton on Friday evening December 29 at 8 15 oclock. Participants include Winifred Watson Carolyn Watson Beverly Ann Carter Beverly Ashton Phyllis Ashton Jay Jensen Margaret Crane Katherine Stoddard Jayson Holladay Elaine Hughart Jean Holladay Berniece Thomas and others with costumes matching their selections.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Griffith
Ashton
Winifred Watson
Carolyn Watson
Beverly Ann Carter
Beverly Ashton
Titania
Phyllis Ashton
Jay Jensen
Margaret Crane
Katherine Stoddard
Jayson Holladay
Elaine Hughart
Lady Jane
Jean Holladay
Berniece Thomas
Alice In
Family of dolls parade highlights local talent
A reader roster of youths and dolls named in a community pageant includes John Fever George Washington Ann Louise Rob erts Dancing Girl Martha Louise Gathe Gypsy Berniece Hawkes Spanish Lady Betty Rae Craven A Butterfly Martha Sorensen Sister of Mozart Dennis Wardle Boy Scout Norma Wardle Brownie Beverly Griffin Waodland Princess Eleanor Petrich Dutch Girl Berniece Watkins Clown Jewel Hawkley Sunbeam Gerald Todd Soldier Julia McNeil Russian Girl Lois Clark Peasant Girl Patsy Griffith Butterfly Marjorie Donaldson Ghost Geraldine Donaldson Young Mother Bliss McClintock Piccaninny Lorna Call Japanese Doll and many friends.
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Gerald Todd
Julia McNeil
Lois Clark
Patsy Griffith
Marjorie Donaldson
Geraldine Donaldson
Bliss McClintock
Piccaninny
Lorna Call
Three workers drown in St Louis Bay tragedy
Three street department employees were drowned in St Louis bay near Superior Wisconsin on December 28 as rescue efforts continued. The incident involved workers from the city street department and may prompt investigations into safety procedures and response times. Further details were not immediately available.
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Superior, Wis
Street Department
St. Louis Bay
Snowplow crew braves bay crossing near Superior
A heavy snow plow broke through the ice as Archie Jensen, 32, Ben Hines, 40, and Louis Parise labored to clear a highway across the bay from Superior to Duluth.
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Archie Jensen
Ben Hines
Louis Parise
Bay
Superior
Duluth
Two Soldiers Killed in Oklahoma City Crash
Dec 28 report says Lieut. John C. Price age 21 and Private Roy D. Aven age 22 died when their car rear ended a pipe truck near Walters. Price, a West Point graduate last year, served with the 38th Infantry at Fort Sill. They were returning to Fort Sill after Christmas leave.
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Oklahoma City
John C. Price
Roy D. Aven
Walters
Price
West Point
38Th Infantry
Fort Sill
Westway club dinner at Fay Buffaloe home
The W.3B. A. Westway club will host a covered dish supper at 7 PM tonight. The event takes place at the home of Mrs. Fay Buffaloe, 245 North Tenth Avenue.
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Westway Club
Fay Buffaloe
North Tenth Avenue
Clear-vision Ventilation and Fresh Air System
An advertisement touts a ventilation design offering a constant supply of fresh air without obstructing the view. Marketed as perfected in a new Ford model, it emphasizes clear visibility and unobstructed sightlines for drivers.
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Helena
Omaha
Atlantic Seaboard
Electric Service CO
Auto Electricians
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Canton Cafe
Era Medicine
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Kane
Ford Dealers
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