Green and Gold Ball Sponsored by MIA at Dance Gardens
The MIA hosts its annual Green and Gold Ball at the Dance Gardens on January 26 with wards queens greeted at 9 AM by The Spirit of Recreation. Seven ward queens compete for Queen of the Ball as the Neilson Dance Garden Orchestra provides the music and stake officers oversee the event.
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Dance Gardens
Neilson Dance Garden
M. IL. A
Stake
the Mutual
Clarence Stephenson
Henry West
J. Ward Green
Williams. Hill
A. H. Caine
Vic Mae Powell
The
University, Southern Branch
Northern Pacific Chief Accountant Dakin Dies at 56
E. T. Dakin, 56, chief accountant for the Northern Pacific railroad, died today in St. Paul Minnesota from heart disease.
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ST. Paul, Minn
E. T. Dakin
Northern Pacific Railroad
Former Resident Norman Holladay Dies After Operation
Norman Holladay 62, proprietor and manager of the Lake side resort near Payson Utah, died Thursday following an operation. He had lived in Pocatello 1915 to 1930 where he managed American Packing, and his son N Cloyd Holladay resides in Pocatello.
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Payson
Utah
Norman &. Holladay
Lakeside
Pocatello
American Packing Company
Roosevelt resumes monetary talks with aides in Washington
President Roosevelt meets with legal and financial aides in Washington to resume monetary conferences as the government files suit to pursue unspecified next steps. The move signals ongoing efforts to shape economic policy amid legal action.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Two Men Die In Plane Crash Near Long Beach Airport
A low-wing monoplane crashed into a field one mile north of Long Beach municipal airport killing two on board. Pilot Olin S. Rose aged 44 and student Oscar Smith of the USS Colorado died. bystanders from the landing field found the wrecked two-seated craft.
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Long Beach
Cal
Olin S. Rose
Oscar Smith
U.ss. Colorado
Birth Control Theme Set for American Conference
Washington January 13. The conference on birth control focuses on population as an economic menace, outlining the global and domestic pressures. Delegates from medical and social organizations discuss family planning and policy implications to curb growth rates.
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Washington
Birth Control Conference Sparks National Debate in Capital
Margaret Sanger, a pioneering birth-control advocate, led a landmark conference in Washington. The event is hailed as the first birth control meeting here and a precursor to hearings on the Pierce bill that would allow physicians hospitals and public health agencies to disseminate contraceptive information.
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Margaret Sanger
Couple Wed Blackfoot
Bishop W. E. Bills was routed out of bed at 1 a.m. Friday as a couple tied the knot in Blackfoot. The special report notes a swift wedding ceremony and indicates local interest in the event.
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Blackfoot
W. E. Bills
Idaho Falls Couple Wins Bonneville County License Tie
Morning by Kathryn Kinnaird and J Becker Pendrey of Idaho Falls produced a Bonneville county marriage license and proceeded to tie the knot.
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Kathryn Kinnaird
J. Becker Pendrey
Idaho Falls
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RAIL
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Senate
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House Banking Committee
RFC
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Rainey
House
National Recovery
KSEI
Intermountain Laboratories, Inc
Kane
Fargo-Wilson-Wells CO
FARGO
Peggy Palmer
Dolly Madisons
Victoria
Suzette
Dolly Madison
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