Plumbers Meet to Create Idaho State Group
Master plumbers from southeast Idaho meet with Edward B Kleine of the National Association of Master Plumbers to discuss forming a state organization Idaho and South Carolina are the only states not affiliated. Kleine emphasizes sanitation and idea exchange through state and national gatherings. Mayor Charles A Brown and local officials pledge cooperation as Kleine heads to Salt Lake City Cheyenne and Denver after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Edward B Kleine
National Association of Master Plumbers
Washington, D. C
South Carolina
Kleine
Master Plumber Association
Alexander W Murray
Twin Falls
New York City
Illinois State Organization
Charles A. Brown
W. P. Emery
R. C. Killian
L. W. Girard
W.J. Robison
William Cornell
M. A. Workman
Pocatello
P. O. Thompson
L. L. Thompson
Rexburg
George C. Tway
George Colan
Idaho Falls
C. E. Boyle
Guy L. Crampion
Blackfoot
J. A. Campbell
Frank Peterson
Denver
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Morgan Hands Out Cigar To Senator
In Washington on June 1 OP reports J P Morgan told bystanders he harbors no ill will toward the senate investigators. He stood as committee chair Fletcher of Florida approached and Morgan handed him a large cigar, a gesture greeted with thanks.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Fletcher
Florida
Desperadoes Headed Toward Ozarks After Jail Breaks
The article ties Kansas convicts to a jailbreak escape from McAlester prison and reports intensified manhunts near Miami and Osage county Oklahoma. Night Policeman Otto Durkee is believed killed during a tire shop robbery attempt in Chetopa Kansas. Two runaways hitchhiked with B. K. Blair and Alice Braithwaite dying to reveal identities. Blair's sources name Jim Clark and Clifford Dopson, with one claiming involvement in a Kansas kidnapping.
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McAlester
Kansas
Otto Durkee
Chetopa
Kan
Wilbur Underhill
Tri-State
Miami
Osage County
Oklo
B. K. Blair
Alice Braithwaite
Joplin
Jim Clark
Clifford Dopson
Blair
Around Town Errands and Local Notices Highlight Town News
Local notices include H E Brooks planning a three week trip on the Portland Rose to Chicago, Keystone Lodge No 81 inviting Master Masons, a Friday dance hosted by the Third ward L D S Sunday school, and a quit drawing at Wilkes Tasty Food stores with Ella Padlock. University music recital features Genevieve Gilyeat and Rolland Neilson. Arless Sluder and Ralph Knapp flew a Los Angeles bought airplane to Pocatello, forced to land in Nevada. Forgery case against Charles Onthank bound for district court. James D Johnston spoke on banking at Rotary luncheon.
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Arless Sluder
Ralph Knapp
Los Angeles
Mr. Knapp
Pocatello
Nevada
Mr. Slader
East Lewis
Alaskan Queen Jane Sexton Jones Elected Trail Queen
The Alaskan mushers contends Jane Sexton Jones hailed as one of the best girl mushers was chosen as queen of the trail by the Pioneers of Aloha, per Associated Press photo caption.
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Jane Sexton Jones
Forth
Pioneers of
Aloha
Associated Press
Death claims Dr H A Castle pioneer Idaho physician
Dr Hubert Augustus Castle 74 a Pocatello physician and early Idaho State Medical Society leader died of uremia at 641 No Arthur Pocatello. He helped found General and St Anthony hospitals and worked as a urology specialist with his son since 1919. Surviving are two sons and a brother. Rosary to be recited at 8 pm at the family home.
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Hubert Augustus Castle
Pocatella
Idaho State Medical Society
General
St. Anthony
No. Arthur
Castle
Pleasant Hill
Greenwood Academy
Missouri
Missouri Medical College
St. Louis
Mary Jane Cumisky
Kansas City
Pocatello
Pocatello Medical Society
Bannock County Draft Board
L. F. Castle
Edward Stanley Castle
Spokane
M. W. Castle
Los Angeles
Emma Hight
Hubert, Castle of
Idaho Falls to seek 3.2 beer sales in city ruling
Mayor Barzilla W. Clark plans to present a 3.2 percent beer ordinance to Idaho Falls council, despite Attorney General Bert H. Miller calling it unwise and a possible violation of state law. Miller warns of a problematic precedent while Clark argues for local control and shifting responsibility from individuals to the city.
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Idaho Falls
B. W. Clark
Bert Miller
Boise
Clark
Bert H. Miller
Barvilla W. Clark
Supreme Court
Idaho
Barzilla W. Clark
Montena
Wyoming
Hog Price Rise Called Encouraging for Corn Belt Farmers
Washington June 1 The Bureau of Agricultural Economics said May hog price gains are the most encouraging economic development for corn belt farmers in four years. It forecast hog slaughter May through September will exceed last year, but reduced hog product storage will offset any rise in slaughter.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Eight Airmen Dead in Collision Over Fog
Eight airmen reported dead after a collision between an observation plane and a bomber. Both aircraft departed from March Field en route to San Francisco and Las Vegas during foggy conditions over the area.
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San Francisco
Las Vegas
March Field
Shires Faces Assault Charge After Louisville Altercation
Arthur Shires known as The Great in baseball history is charged with malicious assault after a Louisville fight. Jack Deacon files a $50,000 damages suit claiming Shires pitched him down stairs during the incident.
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Arthur
Shires
Louisville
Jack Deacon
Associated Press
Missing Names From Plane Crew Identified After Accident
At the base investigators stated relief crews took over the B 17 bomber crew. The officers named were Lieutenant Charles M. Mc Henry as pilot and Lieutenant Edward D. Kennedy as co pilot with five enlisted men aboard. Three enlisted names remained unreadable in the report.
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Charles M. McHenry
Edward D. Kennedy
Enlisted Men Named from March and Crissey Fields
Privates Spencer, Decker and Ramino identified among six enlistees with two unnamed. Four from March Field and one from Crissey Field in San Francisco.
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Spencer, Decker
Ramino
March Field
Crissey Field
San Francisco
Radiant Chapter 61 Plans Initiation and Community Events
Radiant Chapter No 61 will meet Saturday evening for initiation and refreshments. All Stars and visiting Stars are invited, Pythian Sisters meet Friday 8 p m at Eagles hall. L A to the O R C meet Friday 2 30 p m at W O W hall. Kiport Circle 906 meets Friday 8 p m at W O W hall for initiation. Trinity Guild bridge luncheon announced for June 7 has been postponed indefinitely. CARD OF THANKS We thank friends for sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of our wife and mother ERNEST POPPIE SR AND FAMILY.
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Radiant Chapter
Pythian Sisters
Eagles’ Hall
W. O W
Kiport Circle No
W. O. W. Hall
Trinity Guild
Ernest Poppie
It Works Mira Sore Burning Tired Aching
Advertisement for Radox footbath product promising relief for tired and inflamed feet. Instructions say soak feet 20 minutes in hot water with Radox, claim next day pain relief and money back. Retailer listed as Witherspoon Dry Co and other drugstores.
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Radok
Witherspoon Dry Co
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Plumbers
National Assn
Organization of Idahoans
Cigar
Senator
Desperadoes
Ozarks
Tribune
Majestic
Crosley
NORGE
North Main
MR. Neanderthal
Chicago
John M. Schliesser
Hollywood
Cal
H. E. Brooks
West Center Street
Portland
Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A. M
North Arthur
Wilkes Tasty Food Stores
Ella Padlock
University
L. D. S. Institute
Genevieve Gilyeat
T. R. Neilson
Anna Ball
Neilson
Rolland Neilson
Donald Kissane
Arbon
Mountainview Cemetery
West Pocatello
Poppie
R. D. Palmer
Greenwood
Charles Onthank
Alma Marley
M. H. Garvin
District Court
Onthank
James D. Johnston
First Security Bank
Rotary
Johnston
United States
Peter G. Johnston
Roland Neilson
H. A. Castle
Vanitie
Bigelow
Antoinette
Lucky Strike Chesterfield
Eastman Kodaks
Colgate’s
Witherspoon
Firestone
Indianapolis
Negold
Firestone Sentinel
Firestone Courier
Firestone Batteries
Teries
South Arthur
Century of Progress
Eles With
Priscilla
Petersen Furniture CO
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