General Leach urges National Guard support for peace
Major General George E. Leach, head of the Militia Bureau, told a National Guard banquet in Boise that military power remains essential for world peace. He blamed war on greed and commercialism, criticized biased history teaching, and urged Congress to fund justice and national defense before other cuts.
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Catholic Women Name Idaho Falls Leader and Convention City
Miss Mena Reno of Idaho Falls was named state president and Twin Falls chosen as the 1933 convention city at the closing session of the Idaho Council of Catholic Women. Officers elected included Mrs. Neil Boyle Blackfoot as financial secretary, Mrs. Helen McGonagle Blackfoot as treasurer, and Mrs. Ern Eagleson Boise as auditor. Deanery presidents were re elected.
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France finishes submarine Orphee for final tests
France completed the submarine Orphee at the navy yard and sent it to Cherbourg for final tests before commissioning in the French navy.
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Weekly Weather and Crop Summary for Southeast Idaho
Cold and cloudy conditions slowed growth across crops. Pastures and meadows remain in good condition with little weekly growth. Potato planting nears completion in early districts as spring grains show modest progress and winter wheat remains healthy.
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Ogden Coach Weds Salt Lake City Woman
Ernest C. Simpkins, 27, Ogden high school coach, and Miss Genevieve Blaney, 23, of Salt Lake City, obtained a marriage license yesterday afternoon. Simpkins was a star tackle for the University of Utah, while Blaney was active in sorority life at the university.
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Sheriff Doubtful of Jim's Death
Boise authorities doubt that Jim Corbett 26 died by his own action after leaving clothes and a note on a bridge. Sheriff McGrath said the river search was brief and suggested the note aimed to impress a girl. Coroner dismissed death-by-suicide as unlikely, with Corbett recently jailed on car theft charges. In Dublin, President Eamon De Valera's vow to abolish the oath passed a second reading in the Irish Free State senate 21 to 8.
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Idaho Candidates Report Filing Fees Largest Campaign Expense
Idaho primary campaign accounts show the one percent filing fee as the top cost. Compton I. White spent 284 dollars for Democratic Congress nominating filing and expenses, while George Meffan spent 222 dollars with the same filing fee. Several state officials and judges filed minimal amounts, with most costs limited to the required filing fee and small postage.
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Idaho Horses Win Places At Show
Idaho horses place in three events at the Ogden seventh annual horse show opening night. Silver Heels owned and ridden by C. G. Wright of Idaho Falls takes second in novice hunter. Bingo owned and ridden by Everett Colburn of Blackfoot takes first in stock saddle. Silver Heels with Wright also takes fourth in open hunter. Show continues tonight and tomorrow night.
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Tick Victim Dies in Blackfoot Cattleman Harry Hamilton
Harry Hamilton wealthy cattleman died at his Blackfoot home Friday from tick fever. Born January 21, 1872 in West Wales, he came to America with his parents and worked with his father Fred Hamilton in Beaver Utah before moving to Tilden Idaho and marrying Bertha Marroitt at Pocatello on June 29 1904. Surviving are his widow and five of their six children Thelma Hamilton Clark Mary Walter and John of Blackfoot his mother Elizabeth Hamilton Salt Lake City four sisters and four brothers and other relatives.
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Brad Hamilton dies after desert tick bite in Utah
Alexander and Beaver City residents mourn Ray Hamilton of Los Angeles as funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 30 PM from the Elks temple. Hamilton fell ill two weeks after a desert bite and remained unconscious after arriving home.
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