AHO Roads In Good Condition In Idaho Report
Idaho weekly highway report notes most roads in good or excellent shape. Old Oregon Trail shows rough spots between Buhl and Bliss while Sawtooth Park and Yellowstone Park routes are open and improving. Central Idaho routes, Roosevelt highway and Arco link are in fair to good condition providing access to Craters of the Moon.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Highways
Buhl
Bliss
Nevada
Twin Falls
Hailey
Galena
Stanley
Utah Line
Pocatello
Mountain Home
Arco
Craters of the Moon
Local Court Calendar and Juvenile Detox Dramas
Judge Downing to call district court calendar at 10 AM Monday. In Bannock county jail Tom Athens serves three months for national prohibition act violation after a March conviction in federal court. stay of execution extended to June 1. Police court bonds for Trifles and Meadows forfeited for traffic violations. Ninip fined for intoxication. Richards, 30, dies at local hospital. survived by husband L W Richards and children. funeral by Hall mortuary. Ernson jailed 15 days for fishing without a license. Lares jailed 15 days for stealing coal and possible immigration inquiry.
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Tom Athens
Bannock
C. C. Cavanah
R. W. Trifles
R. Meadows
Trifles
Meadows
Erwin Ninip
Bill Haskell
Margaret Mabel Richards
Malad
Pocatello
L. W. Richards
Noel
Claudia
North Main Street
N. B. Waylett
Reese
Kenneth
Harry
Carey Waylett
Rupert
Hall Mortuary
Lynn Ernson
Swanson Ranch
E. G. Houde
L. A. Lehrbas
Ernson
Manuel Lares
Montana
A. H. Woodvine
Lares
Los Angeles
United States
Douglas
Ariz
Salt Lake City
W. H. Woodward
House Leader Plans Balanced Budget With Broad Cuts
The House Democratic Leader argues for a balanced budget and a 10 percent government cut. He cites city cutbacks and widespread salary reductions, urging universal apply to everyone from president to janitor and from judge to porter.
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House
Poral
Porter
Giants Gruen watch on display weighs 150 pounds
The Tribune reports Molinelli presents a 150 pound oversized Gruen precision watch in a local window. A 100 pound girl would need substantial effort to wear or move it, though the giant is an exact Gruen replica with 17 ruby jewels, built over 18 months at about $8000.
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Molinelli
Tribune
Pocatello
Gruen
Move to Oust New York Mayor Cited in Testimony
In a Detroit proceeding Mayor Walker faced questions on city bonds and possible conflicts. The case alleges he forfeited office by holding bonds with a city contractor while denying implications of accepting 26 000 in bonds from a banker with taxi rate ties and a 10 000 letter of credit from a bus company. Seabury tracked Sherwood as the mayor’s fiscal agent, a claim the mayor denied.
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Benbury
Walker
Detroit
Seabury
Russell T. Sherwood
Congress Considers Relief Loans to States
Senate committee works on an Administration Relief Program to regulate loans to states. It centers on purchase of state bonds and advances to states, with constitutional borrowing limits and governors pledging effort toward repayment.
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Senate Committee
Mills
Department seeks 25000 dollar aid to halt Mormon cricket invasion
A Fort Hall area meeting to urge Idaho legislators for at least 25000 dollars to stop cricket invasion. officials report a 10 mile front into the Fort Hall canal threatening southeastern Idaho agriculture. A trench is to trap crickets as rain slows them while warm weather looms.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Water Users’ Association
Fort Hall Project
Idaho
Congress
Fort Hall Canal
Gibson
Lindbergh Faces Changing Stage As Time Fades Headlines
The Lindbergh case drifts from sensational pursuit to routine memory. In Norfolk Rev H Dobson Peacock remains silent after talks of kidnappers. A chance discovery on May 12 in Sourland hills marks the baby’s body, now aged memory as vaudeville offers a show about the finder.
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Norfolk
H. Dobson-Peacock
Curtis
Lindvergh
Humdrum
Hopewell
Mountrose
Sourland Hills
Lindbergh
Vaudeville Pays Three Hundred Dollars Weekly
The remark notes that earning three hundred dollars a week in vaudeville is a substantial sum, implying high pay in show business during the era.
Caravan dates announced for chamber and legion trip
Paul Nash secretary of the local chamber announced tentative dates for the chamber American Legion caravan to the Twin Falls section. The two day trip will acquaint residents with the setup for the Legion state convention Days of Old Fort Hall pageant and 49er celebration to be held July 4 6 and 6.
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Chamber of commerce-American Legion
Twin Falls
Paul Nash
South Central
Old Fort Hall
Chamber
Millionaire Feeds Children and Raises Lunchroom Help
A local millionaire provided meals for schoolchildren and ordered food for the lunchroom. He said he was embarrassed when questioned about his generosity and admitted he did not know the kids were so badly off until neighbors mentioned starving pupils. He told Mr Johnson to arrange ongoing aid.
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Mr. Turner
Candidates In Bannock File Expense Lists
The Bannock payroll lists names and amounts for county and state officials and candidates with filing fees noted as the only expenses in five cases. Recipients include C A Brown W A Hyde Laura Berg A F Willecke Walter Newcomb Nora Boyum 8S R Evans Roy Black B A McDevitt J W Foreman Samuel Adelstein Willard Lund R T Hale H C Christensen F M Cooper Cora Grimes H L McHan R B Callis Mark Manley A J Gilbert D W Grimm W H Woodward.
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C. A. Brown
W. A. Hyde
Laura Berg
A. F. Willecke
Walter Newcomb
Nora Boyum
R. Evans
Roy Black
B. A. McDevitt
J. W. Foreman
Samuel Adelstein
Willard Lund
R. T. Hale
H. C. Christensen
F. M. Cooper
Cora Grimes
H. L. McHan
D. W. Grimm
W. H. Woodward
Hyde, Berg, Boyum
Black
Cooper
Cabinet Plans Dictatorship for Germany
The Reichstag will be probed on Tuesday as officials announce a decree dissolving the Reichstag to block any non confidence vote. Observers foresee a potential virtual military dictatorship under Count Von Papen during the cabinet's life.
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Reichstag
Count von Papen
Veterans march on Washington crowd swells nationwide
Veterans from Oregon to South Carolina converge toward Washington to demand immediate cash payment of the World War II bonus. Authorities fear feeding thousands, with 5000 or more en route by truck train and others scattered across the country.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oregon
Dallas
Texas
Fort Worth
Chicago
Detroit
Oklahoma
Camden
N. J
New York
Glassford
Pocatello Milk Conditions Under Review
Public health committee reports awaiting survey results on local milk handling. Investigators from state chemist and local pharmacy school studied conditions after complaints that public health was endangered. Mayor Coffin cites expected report and dairies' recent closures and pasteurizing plant installations.
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Pocatello Medical Society
W. V. Leonard
E. QO. Leonard
Pocatello
T. C. Coffin
A. M. Newton
Health Committee
Rotary Club hosts Paul Nash on Old Fort Hall plans
Rotarians at their weekly meeting heard Paul Nash of the chamber of commerce outline The Days of Old Fort Hall celebration set for July in Pocatello. Nash urged community participation as the event could be the largest in town history.
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Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Old Fort Hall
Pocatello
Nash
T. R. Neilson
New York
Boston
Maine
Neilson
J. W. Highleyman
Motive Power
Union Pacific
Pocatello Club
J. H. McCowan
Salt Lake City
B. H. Manwaring
Rexburg
Ivan Gasser
Rainfall and cool start mark June in Pocatello
The opening of June brings below normal temperatures and above normal precipitation. A half inch of rain fell in the past 24 hours, with yesterday’s high at 60 and today at 63 noon. Low temperatures reached 42 and 40 in the first two mornings, continuing a cool spell since January 1. Local forecast calls for probable showers tonight and Friday with moderate temperatures.
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Pocatello
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Ross Fork Creek
M. L. Tillery
Grandview
Aberdeen
Pingree
John
Germany
Walter W. Waters
Workers’ Ex-service Men's League
Communist Organization
Medical Society
Rotary Club
Thompkins Corners
N. B.C
WJZ
Blue Network
Post Toasties
Mrs. Jones
Lumcle
Matt
Kim Gurus
Matt Thompking
Betkin
Uncle Matt S Silver
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Nurs
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Matt Thompkins
India
Rome
Julia M. Staack
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