Farm Board Keeps Grain Policy Unchanged
Washington July 6 AP Chairman Stone told Vice President Curtis and Senator Capper the farm board will not alter its sales policy for Stabilization wheat. The plan avoids depressing prices and avoids unloading the ~200 million bushels on the market. The board will sell 5 million bushels monthly, excluding foreign government sales.
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Nation Honors Globe Flyers Wiley Post and Gatty
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty were welcomed to Washington to receive presidential recognition for their round the world flight in under nine days. They met President Hoover at the White House and were luncheon guests before ceremonies on the south lawn. The event included honorary National Aeronautics Association membership and a banquet attended by about 700 guests.
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Hoover
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Executive Mansion
Market values rise on New York exchange in June
The market value of all shares listed on the New York exchange increased by 4.88 billion dollars in June, reaching a total of 47.42 billion dollars as of July 1, reported by AP.
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New York Exchange
Pocatello Demographics 1930 Census Snapshot
The 1930 Pocatello population totaled 16 471 with 8380 men and 8091 women. Racial makeup shows 14 635 native born whites and 1208 foreign born whites, plus 2671 negroes and 361 others. School attendance was high across ages 7 to 19, with 90 illiterates over 10 years old, and illiteracy falling from 4.1 per cent in 1920 to 0.7 per cent in 1930.
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Pocatello
Two Day Fourth of July Toll Surges Nationwide
AP tally shows 483 deaths in two days across the United States on the nation’s 155th birthday, with auto accidents and drownings topping fatalities. Mid Atlantic led with 143 deaths, while 1,900 reported injuries from fireworks nationwide including 1,600 in New York City where sales are banned. Several drownings occurred around Chicago and Lake Michigan storms.
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Old Dominion convention opens for business and professions women
In Richmond on July 6 the National Federation of Business and Professional Women holds the opening sessions of its Old Dominion convention. About 2,500 delegates from all states attend with ages from 20 to 170. Miss Marion H. McVrench arrives on the president's special train. Unemployment and international affairs are set for discussion with speakers from France, Canada, Sweden and Italy.
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Old Dominion
National Federation of Business and Profesional Women's Clubs
Marion H. McVrench
Ann Arbor
Mich
Local Veteran Sues Government Over War Risk Policy
Robert L. Albano of Pocatello sues the United States seeking a court order declaring matured his $10,000 war risk insurance policy. He joined the army June 26, 1918, and was discharged January 10, 1920, alleging total and permanent disability from nervous shock and gunshot wounds at discharge.
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Robert L. Albano
Pocatello
United States
Accident Victim Tracy Armbruster Improves After Knee Op
Mrs. Tracy Armbruster of 676 W Lewis is recovering from injuries suffered in an auto crash near Rigby July 3. She underwent a minor knee operation today at General hospital and is making satisfactory progress, hospital reports.
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Rigby
Cyclone Ravages Sydney Killing Two Persons
A cyclone lashed Sydney with winds up to 70 miles per hour and 5 inches of rain in 18 hours, killing two people and trapping ships in the harbor.
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Australia
Here
Fair Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
The forecast calls for clear to fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with no change in temperatures. Light winds and dry conditions expected across the period.
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Idaho
Will Rogers praises Post and Gatty visit to Claremore
Beverly Hills July 6 Will Rogers thanks readers for notices about his Oklahoma adventure. He praises the oilman backer and says Gatty and Post could prove their worth if they locate a field and land safely, comparing Gatty to Columbus and Post to a magician with a parachute needed.
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Indians Seek Compensation for Land and Annuities
In a federal courtroom hearing led by George L. Stormont the Shoshone Indians from Fort Hall seek payment for lands taken without compensation under the 1863 Brigham City treaty and claim unpaid annuities. Interpreting by George M. Ward, witnesses including elders testified as depositions will be sent to Washington for later court review.
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Federal Court of Claims
Washington
Brigham City
George M. Ward
Funeral for Charles Sankey Held Tuesday in Lava Hot Springs
The funeral for Charles Sankey, who died by his own hand last Friday in Lava Hot Springs, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Hall mortuary with burial at Mountainview Cemetery. He had no known relatives.
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Pocatello Plans 1932 Glorious Fourth With Legion and Chamber
The American Legion and the chamber of commerce in Pocatello pledged full cooperation to host a joint 1932 observance called Days of Old Fort Hall. The plan aims to fund a $5,000 celebration, with state Legion convention in Lewiston and local clubs invited to participate. A solicitation committee led by H H Thompson will recruit business support today and assign district contacts.
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R. E. Archibald
Walter Newcomb
Claude Bistline
C. G. Billmeyer
Frank Birrell
Chas. Butler
Dean Pentz
Elmer Smith
Government seeks immediate jail for Albert Fall
Washington July 6 AP Government counsel will ask Justice Bailey in the District of Columbia supreme court to bring Albert Fall former secretary of the interior to begin a one year sentence. Fall was convicted of taking a 109090 bribe related to the Elk Hills oil reserve and fined 100000. his appeal failed in June.
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Supreme Court
Lions Install New Officers at Banock Hotel
At the Lions Club luncheon at the Banock hotel Myron Porges retiring president acted as installing officer for new officers led by President Carol Petersen First Vice President Stanley Cleave Second Vice President Charles Peterson Secretary-Treasurer Eugene Kile Tail-Twister Bill Dohse Lion Tamer E L Dale and Directors Harry Bryan Russell Graves Parry Harrison Leo Arnold Myron Porges Petersen reported on a recent eastward trip and gave an optimistic business outlook.
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Carol Petersen
Stanley Cleave
Charles Peterson
Eugene Kile
Bill Dohse
E. L. Dale
Harry Bryan
Russell Graves
Parry Harrison
Leo Arnold
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Tri-motored refueling plane begins Seattle Tokyo leg
Havelton July 6 AP The tri motor refueling plane for the Robbins Jones flight from Seattle to Tokyo departed Havelton at 1 am for Parrbanks Alaska. It was expected to reach its Tokyo leg between 11 pm and 12 am tonight.
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Post mortem set for Cornelius Stewart death in Pocatello
A post mortem is scheduled to determine the cause of death of Cornelius Stewart 18 of Pocatello Idaho who died after a fall on stairs at a rooming house. Stewart worked as a Oregon Short Line section hand and had traveled from Pocatello to attend the July 4 celebration. Funeral services and interment will be in Logan. Police seek Stewart's sister reported to live in the city.
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Coast Guard hunts missing 50 foot cruiser at sea
A 50 foot power cruiser with 15 youths aboard failed to dock at Santa Catalina Island prompting a coast guard cutter to search the area from San Pedro California. Lord Mayor of London Sir William Waterlow dies at 60. Discovery of gold ore at Fireball camp near Reno valued at 6000 dollars per ton reported. Belmont county Ohio officials reject hunger march demands from 1500 striking miners.
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Strikes Spread Toward Southern West Virginia Coal Fields
Strikes that have troubled coal areas in northern West Virginia, western Pennsylvania, and eastern Ohio for months moved into southern West Virginia today, signaling broader disruption across the region.
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Los Angeles Fixes Death Toll After Fourth of July Celebrations
Southern California today tallied 33 dead, several dying, three missing and numerous injured in a two day Fourth of July celebration. In Hankow Oscar Anderson atheran missionary from Chicago was freed by bandits after ransom paid in medicines worth thousands of dollars.
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Utah Fair Weather Update
A weather brief notes fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with a light southwest breeze. The forecast highlights clear skies and mild temperatures across the region.
Caldwell convicted of fraudulent breach of trust in Tennessee
Rogers Caldwell former investment banker was found guilty by a criminal court jury of fraudulent breach of trust and faces up to three years in the state penitentiary His attorneys plan a motion for a new trial The case involves a trust agreement between Caldwell & Co and Hardeman county Tennessee with securities pledged as collateral below specified values He also faces federal indictment in Knoxville linked to a Houston National Bank deal in which he was an interested party
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Caldwell Crew
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Hardeman County
Tennessee
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Houston National Bank of
Nations reach accord on one year debt moratorium
Washington July 6 AP President Hoover announced an accord with France on a one year moratorium for inter governmental debt payments. Key officials and Senator Reed attended as Paris and other creditor governments discussed acceptance in principle. The plan would suspend all inter governmental debts and reparations for a year with funds possibly redirected to Germany.
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Flashy life notices from a chaotic day in history
Government plans annual bungalows for Rome parents with three or more children in four years. Irene Jervis to donate animals to Philadelphia zoo to avoid jail. Health officers probe after neighbor assault. Spiritual Union mourns 100 recently deceased including Doyle. Cannibal pygmies found in Congo. The world records 35,805,632 registered motor vehicles with 26,697,398 in the United States.
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Mercury Climbs to 89 in Cat-Idaho Sunday
Sunday in Pocatello and vicinity brought an 89 degree high with a hot dry wind felt all day. The thermometer dropped to 49 at 6 am and rose to 70 by 2:45 pm while sunrise was at 4:57 and sunset at 8:12, extending daylight hours for workers.
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Mrs Stuht Leaves Tuesday for Home
Mrs. William Boyd Stuht will depart Tuesday for her Seattle Washington home after a brief visit with Mrs. E. and others.
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William Boyd Stuht
Seattle
Wash
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