Tribute Honoring Brigham Young Marked by Family Leadership
Brigham Young descendants elected Decker Little as president of the Young Family Association at their Salt Lake City meeting. Harold E. Young became vice president and Hattie Y. Morris secretary treasurer. The event included a public reception at the Lion and Beehive houses and a luncheon with remarks by Heber J. Grant and Anthony W. Ivins.
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Salt Lake City
Decker Little
Brigham Young
The
Young Family Association
Harold E. Young
Hattie Y. Morris
George Cannon Young
Mr. Little
Latterday Saints Church
Heber J. Grant
Latter-day Saints Church
Anthony W. Ivins
Young Family
Confectioners Seek Advertising to Boost Business
At the 16th annual convention of the Associated Retail Confessioners of the United States in Buffalo New York delegates report fewer confectionery failures than other sectors. Mrs Ora H Snyder of Chicago argues for advertising while George C Cobb of Worcester urges spending three per cent of gross on newspapers to guarantee a return.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Associated Retail Confessioners
United States
Ora H. Snyder
Chicago
George C. Cobb
Worcester
Mass
Body of child found in Chalk Creek near Coalville
Duane Saxton, age 3, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Saxton of Upton, was found in Chalk creek after an all night search by about 100 men. He reportedly fell into the creek while picking flowers Monday afternoon and drowned, his body located half a mile downstream from the last sighting.
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Coalville
Utah
Duane Saxton
Harold Saxton
Upton
Chalk Creek
Dollar family shipping magnate A Melville Dollar dies
Vancouver notices the death of A Melville Dollar, 52, a member of the famous Dollar shipping family, in a June report from the city desk.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dollar
A. Melville Dollar
Mayor Aids Unemployment Drive In Pocatello
MacKenzie Firestone store launches plan to employ unemployed heads of families by selling 25 cent service coupon books at the main and Fremont plant. Purchasers get 25 cents back on first service. salesmen keep the 25 cents. City officials praise move to spur work and business as canvassing begins.
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Pocatello
MacKenzie-Firestone
Firestone
MacKenzie
Main
Fremont
Mr. MacKenzie
Lieve
B. A. McDevitt
Pocatello Unemployment Relief Committee
MacKenzie Organization
Coffin
McDevitt
Thomas C. Coffin
Don Hartman
MacKenzie-Firestone Service, Inc
Nate Block
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello Rotary Club
Dollar family shipline head dies in garage home
The head of the Canadian American Shipping company was found dead in his home garage on Tuesday night, cause heart disease after two years of treatment. His death followed his father's death 15 days earlier in San Rafael, California. Surviving are his widow seven children and two brothers R. Stanley Dollar, president of the Dollar Steamship line and American Rail line in San Francisco, and J Harold Dollar, longtime Dollar representative in the Orient, now in San Francisco.
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Robert Dollar
San Rafael
Cal
R. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steamship Line
American Rail Line
San Francisco
J. Harold Dollar
Dollar Company
Orient
Idaho Accredited as Free of Cattle Tuberculosis
Boise June 2 Idaho was accredited by the U S department of agriculture as practically free of tuberculosis in cattle. After Pow er and Oneida counties completed testing, Idaho became the first state west of the Mississippi to achieve this, with 900000 cattle tested and 4500 reactors slaughtered under state and federal cooperation.
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Mississippi
T. B
Boise
Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
Power
Oneida
New Pastor Speaks at Chamber Luncheon at Bannock Hotel
Rev Irvin G. Roddy new Baptist church pastor addressed the chamber of commerce gathering at the Bannock hotel with Nate Black in charge. Willard Lund county commissioner reported on land invasion near Fort Hall and Tyhee, noting good progress but need for more federal aid. Roddy urged faith in troubled times citing Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt as examples.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Irvin G. Roddy
The
Baptist Church
Nate Black
Jean Illingsworth
Fort Hall
Tyhee
Willard Lund
Roddy
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Utah Copper to suspend operations for five weeks
D. D. Moffat, vice president and general manager of Utah Copper, announces a complete shutdown from June 15 to July 18. Plant notices will be posted today. Salt Lake City offices may see minor staff reductions but stay open. About 1000 workers at the Bingham mine and 600 at the Magna plant are affected.
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Salt Lake City
D. D. Moffat
Utah Copper Company
Moffat
Bingham
Lynching Follows School Whipping in Kentucky
Princeton Kentucky June 2 Walter Merrick 48 was taken by a mob from the county jail and found hanged three miles from town on Wednesday. He faced trial June 13 for dynamiting M P Poole’s Hopson store last February injuring Poole seriously. A boy near the building broke an arm. The explosion was alleged to be in retaliation for Merrick’s son being whipped by a school teacher. Poole as county school board chairman supported the teacher.
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Princeton
Walter Merrick
Here
Merrick
M. P’poole
Hopson
P'Poole
P’poole
Alleged Drunken Driver Arrests Highlight Court Session
Traffic violations dominated Wednesday court actions with fines for peddling without a license, intoxication, speeding, and a stop sign offense. Names include George Katailo Metes John Oud Norman Tino C Hunsaker Bob Neilson and several others facing minor charges.
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George Katailo
Metes
John Oud
Norman Tino
Hunsaker
Bob Neilson
Lee Blackmer
J. Alonzo Spriggs
J. W. Burns
M. R. Howard
R. C. Miller
L. L. Watson
P. J. Lavery
H. A. Collins
Pocatello to Hold Fourth Ring Card
American Legion promoters Wesley Orr and Charlie Stair announce a strong Fourth of July ring card for Pocatello. They plan to wire heavyweights like Leo Lomski Fred Lenhart George Manley and Jimmy Hanna and time the event with the Days of Old Fort Hall and the state convention July 4 5 and 6.
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Pocatello
American Legion
Wesley
Orr
Charlie Stair
Virgil Sparks
Stair
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Fred Lenhart
George Manley
Jimmy Hanna
Utah men working Boise on state project probe
A Rupert residents petition to the governor alleges Wheelright Construction of Ogden hires 90 percent Utah labor on the American Falls Burley surfacing job. Secretary Parker P. Carver says such claims are unlikely and local unskilled labor is common, with skilled out-of-state labor possible for costly machinery. The complaint will be investigated.
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Boise
Rupert
Wheelright Construction Company
Ogden
Utah
American Falls
Burley
Parker P. Carver
Bureau of Highways
Miners Avert Strike With New Wage Scale Pact
In Cheyenne Wyoming on June 2 a sub committee of miners and mine operators approved a new wage scale contract. The agreement includes a 20 percent reduction and appears to avert a threatened strike by Wyoming union miners set for July 1.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Miners and Operators Near Agreement on New Coal Contract
In the present wage of 6.72 dollars per day two thirds of the new contract has been approved by both the miners and the operators as stated by Eugene McAulich vice president of Union Pacific Coal company.
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Eugene McAulich
Union Pacific Coal Company
Western Electric Cuts Working Time
Western Electric will reduce the working week to four and a half days for all employees including officers, effective July 1. The move, a measure to spread work among more employees, comes from the company, the manufacturing arm of American Telephone and Telegraph.
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New York
Western Electric Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Vaughn named head of Pocatello Schools
E Norman Vaughn has assumed the office of superintendent of Pocatello schools after the departure and resignation of J M McDonald.
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E. Norman Vaughn
Pocatello Schools
J. M. McDonald
New San Diego Superintendent Succeeds After Eight Years
Mr Vaughn takes the advanced post in the district office after eight years of service and two years prior as principal of the senior high school. He inspects the office and supplies this morning to acquaint himself with details of the operation.
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San Diego
Calif
Vaughn
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