Clinic for crippled children to be held in Idaho June 8
A clinic for crippled children of southeastern Idaho will be conducted June 8 at the University of Idaho Southern Branch infirmary. Dr. Manley Bradford Shaw and Dr. G D C Thompson will examine children from Bannock and south, with Miss Mary Kathryn Hughes coordinating. The effort is financed by the Children's Bureau under the Social Security Act, with local volunteers aiding in Pocatello. A similar clinic for eastern Idaho counties north of Bannock to the Montana line is scheduled for June 9.
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Southeastern Idaho
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Mary Kathryn Hughes
Pocatello
Department of Public Welfare
Manley Bradford Shaw
G. D. C. Thompson
Miss Hughes
Gladys Be
Bannock
Idaho
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Social Security Act
E. E. Moberly
Rotary Club
J. H. Swanson
American Legion Auxiliary
J. Hawks
L. D. S. Welfare Committee
Eugene Kile
Pocatello P.T. A. Central Council
Gladys Brown
L. D
Idaho Counties
Montana Line
Idaho Falls
Hughes
Pension Probe Nearing Close in Townsend Inquiry
Washington reports the Townsend old age pension probe moving toward closure as dissension grows within the Townsend leadership. Key witnesses criticize leadership, cite reduced contributions and a depleted bank balance, yet insist the movement remains larger than any one man.
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Washington
Townsend Old Age
Townsend High Command
Townsend
Frank L. McWade
Rochester
N. Y
Alfred J. Wright
Cleveland
Frank M. Hawks
Massachusetts
Wright
Robert E. Clements
Clements
Hawks
McWade
Closing stake honor night of Tyhee MIA ends season
Emerson McOmber led the program at the Tyhee MIA stake honor night with ward representatives. Fred Middendorf presented banner awards to local MIA associations. The evening featured a hospitality demonstration, chorus performances, a one act play Pioneer Memories, a vocal solo, hobby displays, and dance numbers by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Hall
Emerson McOmber
Fred Middendorf
Henry West
Claudine Valentine
Story
Fern Holt
William Hill
Frank Varley
Ann Pearson
L. D. S. Institute
Max Haddock
Perry Martineau
Don Hartman
Orland Mitten
LaVern Walker
Margaret Martin
Dean Ellsworth
Arthur McOmber
Julian Hatch
Sidney Henderson
Stake
Jay Edwards
Libby Hildahl
Horace
Marie Koch
McKay Pugmire
Elfreda Ficksted
Mae Curris
Eldred Stephenson
Blanche Blair
Lenore Garbett
Delma Dalton
Bessie Williams
Harold Timpson
Don Mc
Ae Iva Hawkes
Way
Henry Camp
McOmber
Arthur McIo
Mrs Hoover Visits Pocatello For Girl Scout Event
Mrs. Herbert Hoover arrives in Pocatello on Monday June 8 as guest of the local Girl Scout council and regional director Mrs. Mary Littlefield. A Ross Park rally at 3 p.m. includes scouts from Pocatello Blackfoot Lava Hot Springs Montpelier Shelley and Aberdeen. A Bannock hotel dinner completes the visit before travel to Ogden.
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Herbert Hoover
National Girl Scouts
Pocatello
Girl Scouts
Mary J. Littlefield
Montana
Ross Park
Girl Scouts of
Blackfoot
Lava Hot Springs
Montpelier
Shelley
Aberdeen
Hoover
Girl Scout Council
Bannock Hotel
John R. Nichols
Pocatello Council
Aker Attacks Governor Ross in Idaho Senate Bid
Leslie J. Aker of Boise, seeking the Democratic nomination for the U S senate, urged Idahoans to end the control of monopolistic power interests linked to Governor Ross. He argued government power is the path to cheap electricity and pledged municipal ownership via public development of power sites and resources.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Leslie J. Aker
Boise
U. S. Senate
Aker
Bonneville Dam
Ross
Convention Opens In North Idaho
North Idaho hosts a three day P. E. O. sisterhood convention with about 100 delegates plus national and state officers expected. Supreme president Mrs. Hallie A. Newell of St. Louis and executive secretary Mrs. Katherine Mann of Mt. Pleasant are slated to attend along with state officers from Coeur d Alene Lewiston Payette and others.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Hallie A. Newell
St. Louis
Katherine Mann
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Stella Phinney
Coeur d'Alene
Frances McDonald
St. Anthony
Hazel D. Davie
American Falls
Martha Ashcroft
Payette
Annette Getty
Lewiston
Penelope Harris
Boise
Lois Moberly
Pocatello
American Paris group dancers and benediction details
The American Paris group danced the Meri cana as guests, with the benediction rendered by E. H. Beret. Attendees included Baker, Roe Hart, Mr and Mrs M Rupp, Estella Lischinsky, and George Walker.
Barnes Circus Arrives in Pocatello for Today Show
The Al G Barnes wild animal circus arrives from Twin Falls by Union Pacific, unloading elephants zebras camels and other acts for two performances today at Seventh avenue and Sherman street. The show features Cristiani riders Bert Nelson Mabel Stark and 60 clowns with a 7 pm start and 6 pm gates open ticket sales run at Schramm Johnson drug store until 5 pm.
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Johnny
al G. Barnes
Wild Animal Circus
Pocatello
Union Pacific Railroad
Twin Falls
Seventh Avenue
Sherman Street
Cristiani
America
Bert Nelson
Mabel Stark
Terrell Jacobs
Canastrelli
Flying Larkins
Imperial Hardigs
Walter McLain
Galt Lake City
Schramm-Johnson Drug Store
Girl to Try Lake Again on June 14
Hazel Cunningham a 100 pound swimmer from San Francisco plans a new attempt to swim the distance from Antelope Island to Black Rock in Great Salt Lake weather permitting. A previous attempt ended three miles from the goal when a storm created mountainous waves and capsized a convoy boat. Four people were rescued hours later by a safety launch.
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Salt Lake City
Hazel Cunningham
Antelope Island
Black Rock
Great Salt Lake
San Francisco
Rebekah Lodge Plans Memorial Day Graves Decor and Fall Fund Drive
Rebekah Lodge No. 23 met at the O F hall with Mrs. Helen Racer presiding. A graves decoration committee was appointed for Memorial Day and a fall fund raising contest was planned with team chairmen named. Ada Gooderham presented a gift to bride Mrs. William Enke. Social hour followed with hostesses serving.
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Rebekah Lodge No
O. F. Hall
Helen Racer
Noble Grand
Isabel Niles
Mary Hough
Lily Jones
Carson Friend
Anna Kamm
Zela Dillon
Mabel McNichols
Florence Smullin
Ada Gooderham
William Enke
Charlotte Davis
Katherine Holmes
Lela Bell
Hazel Hatfield
Fern Hix
Rose Kubachek
Mrs A A Girard Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs A A Girard entertained her contract club at a Friday luncheon at her home. Garden flowers centered the table with covers for Mrs E T Lillibridge a guest, and Mrs Donald Bailey Mrs A J Lavery Mrs Donald Bryan Mrs Frederick Cunard Mrs William B Kennedy Mrs Clarence and Mrs Lavery who shared honors in the contract games after lunch.
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A. A. Girard
E. T. Lillibridge
Donald Bailey
A. J. Lavery
Donald Bryan
Frederick Cunard
William B. Kennedy
Clarence
Lavery
Dinner Bridge At Bannock Hotel Brings Members Guests
Dinner at the Bannock hotel featured Monday bridge with guests Mrs. Frank Witzeler of Boise Mrs. La May Ridgeway of Salt Lake and Mr. Henry O Leary joining members. After dinner the group moved to Mrs Lavery s home for contract games with Mrs Robbins winning high score and Mrs Lavery taking the all cut award.
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Bannock Hotel
Frank Winzeler
Boise
la May Ridgeway
Salt Lake
Henry O'Leary
L. W. Robbins
A. J. Lavery
H. W. Dice, Jr
Janes Iyerson
James Meidlstrup
D. G. Purser
Campbell family departs Idaho after graduation visit
Mr. Alex Campbell left Saturday for Omaha after a week with his family in Pocatello. His daughter Mary Jean was part of the high school graduating class. Mrs. Campbell and Mary Jean plan to join him by July 1 in Omaha to make their home. Mary Jean aims to return in fall to Idaho Southern University.
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Alex Campbell
Omaha
Pocatello
Mary Jean
Local Teacher Announces Vacation Classes at South Eighth
Mrs. Bert Weston opens special vacation classes at her studio on South Eighth Avenue. A former pupil of James A Bliss of Minneapolis and Rudolph Ganz she has fifteen years teaching experience with State Teachers College Valley City North Dakota.
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Bert Weston
South Eighth Avenue
Weston
James A Bliss
Minneapolis
Rudolph Ganz
State Teachers College
Valley City
North Dakota
California Motor Vacation Tour Ends in California
Mr and Mrs Arthur B Scott and Mr and Mrs Edward O Connell y returned Monday from a ten day motor vacation in California. They toured Yosemite National Park spent time in Monterey and Carmel and paused in San Francisco and Oakland on the way home.
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Arthur B. Scott
Edward
Mrs Winzeler Visits Boise Friends in Pocatello
Mrs Frank Winzeler of Boise arrived Saturday to visit friends in Pocatello and stayed as a guest of Mrs L W Robins.
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Frank Winzeler
Boise
Pocatello
L. W. Robins
Mystery of Hope Devine leads Dirk to hotel Jameson
Dirk recalls Hope Devine staying at Hotel Jameson in Manhattan and learns she left with her trunk as security after paying her bill. A dingy desk clerk and a color elevator boy confirm she is elusive. Dirk then heads to Lowrie Wood following a church sighting of Mrs Joris.
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Dirk
Hope
Manhattan
Jameson Hotel
Jameson
Miss Devine
Miss Hope Devine
Rupert
Lowrie Wood
Mary
Ruin at Rupert House A Teen Misty Affair
Dirk confronts Mister Rupert about a scandal involving Elinor and a young woman, with Dirk recalling Rupert and Creon Joris. Rupert, smoking and drinking, admits trouble after a late-night visit by Connolly, while Isabel is briefly linked to Dirk’s Jersey alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Dirk
Creon Joris
Elinor
Connolly
Jersey
Isabel
Timothy
Readers debate Idaho delegates and bank influence in politics
A Tribune letter questions First Security Corp's dominance of Idaho’s Republican delegates and links it to Roosevelt era banking interests. It cites political betrayal at the Moscow convention, plus May weather data for Pocatello including highs to 94 and a hail storm on the 20th.
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Roosevelt
Borah
Rosas
Old Guard
Moscow
May Rainfall Deficit Yet Year-To-Date Surplus Noted
May rainfall fell .81 inches below normal with total May precipitation at .71 inch. Despite May deficit, year to date moisture shows an overall surplus. Maximum temperature reached 89 degrees.
Dozen Seek Lost Flier In Wasatch Rescue
In Morgan Utah a dozen searchers shelter beside a wrecked plane on an eight thousand foot peak amid storm to find Maj Howard Stark missing since January after a Rock Springs Wyoming flight. Lloyd Jenlson and Roy Keeley of the commerce department lead the hunt toward a possible death on the mountain slope.
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Morgan
Utah
Wasatch Mountain
Howard Stark
Lloyd Jenlson
Roy Keeley
Department of Commerce Fliers
Stark
Rock Springs
Wyo
Civilization
Alabama Soybean Production Rises to 148000 Bushels in 1935
Alabama farmers harvested 148000 bushels of soybeans in 1935, up from 104000 bushels in 1934, reflecting a notable year of growth in bean output statewide.
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Alabama
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