Assistant grid coach drowns near Kooskia Idaho
Arthur E. Spaugy assistant football coach at the University of Idaho and Boyd Brigham Moscow high school agricultural teacher were reported drowned in the Clearwater River near Kooskia. Spaugy captained the 1931 Vandals and had just been named director of athletics at Lewiston Normal School. Brigham had taught at Moscow high for eight years.
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Moscow
Idaho
Arthur E. Spaugy
Nampa
University of Idaho
Boyd Brigham
Smith-Hughes
Moscow High School
Clearwater
Kooskia
Don Spaucy
Spaucy
Spaugy
Lewiston Normal School
Nampa High School
Brigham
Three Musketeers Sub for Ing and Idaho Falls News
The column notes E Stites birthday and his reluctance to reveal his age. It mentions Mink Creek fishing conditions, holiday drive scenes, and Field Museum exhibits in Chicago including the man eating lions of Tsavo. Rumors about 3.2 beer spike local gossip as Idaho Falls eyes city laws and a possible Pocatello follow.
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Ing
E. Stites
Ernie
Bugle
Mink Creek
Pocatello Notes Detailing Local Events And Visits
Clyde Mast is ill and homebound. Idaho Falls visits by W F Ballantyne and daughter Claudine. Boy Scout troop 22 holds a court of honor on agency lawn. legion drum and bugle corps meet midweek. Monty Sorenson hospitalized with a corn lodged lung. City overtime parkers noted at station. Ray Matheny to distribute Perclax hay fever cure in Pocatello. J A Comerford, 76, miner, dies in Rupert. burial at Rupert. Healy Shafer move to Valentine building. Worel’s shop relocates. One-way rail fares Moscow to Idaho June 6 12 for returning students. Alice Watson tours eastern US and Chicago fair. Swanson Carpenter Conway join 104th division encampment Boise June 11 24. Idaho quota 33. Children’s Day observed at First Methodist church. Gladys Barrickman visiting. World’s Fair trip. Birth announced at St Anthony hospital. Hod Carriers hold benefit dance for baseball gear. Windsor and Pickett sail to Honolulu for two months. Ben Peterson returns from George Washington Univ for summer. Fradshaw, Rockland father of Mrs Pearl Stewart dies. funeral in Rockland. Red Cross to tailor garments for needy. officials discuss supplies. No magpie crow bounty payments after June 10. Local couple Baker Smith wed with guardian consent. Reverend Wood travels to LA on Legion duties. Adelaide Anderson School to run summer session post commencement.
Echo Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet Friday
The Echo Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will gather Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs C S Green 845 North Garfield Avenue. Hostesses include Mrs A J Hewlett and Mrs J B Edwards assisting.
Unsettled Utah Weather With Showers Likely
A Sunday outlook shows unsettled conditions in western Utah with possible showers and thunderstorms. Monday should bring fair skies and little temperature change across the region.
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Utah
Cooper Returns to Pocatello as Service Manager
Lon F. Cooper, long time service manager for Jesse M. Chase and of a major Salt Lake City auto firm, has relocated to Pocatello and been hired by Mac Kenzie Firestone Service as manager of the service department. His duties include Firestone lubrication Linendell headlight testing pressure washing dynamic brake testing and tire and battery service among others. The Coopers reside at 638 East Clark.
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Lon F. Cooper
Jesse M. Chase
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
MacKenzie Firestone Service
North Main
Fremont
Mr. Cooper
Firestone
Linendell
Firestone-Cocdrey
Coopers
East
Clark
West Side Wins Annual Tourney
The West Side American Legion sluggers won the city championship by taking two Saturday games 20 to 13 and 15 to 14, with the West Side securing three overall wins to East Side one. Seven home runs, six doubles, and seven triples were recorded, led by Black of the East Side with three hits in three at bats and three runs in the first game.
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West Side
American Legion Sluggers
Black
Couple Admit Kidnapping Missouri Girl
McGee and accomplices confessed to kidnapping Miss McElroy and forcing her to accompany them for an easy payoff. Federal grand jury indicted McGee Clarence Click Clarence Stevens and George McGee on interstate transportation of Miss McElroy carrying life imprisonment penalties.
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Missouri
Hazel Johnson
L. R. Gilbert
Lenora Gilbert
McGee
Amarillo
McElroy Pressed to Write Extortion Letters in Probe
A probe reveals Miss McElroy was forced to compose extortion letters under pressure. Officials scrutinize the delivery and intent behind the coercive scheme linking her to the misconduct.
Amending State Law on Sale of Securities Considered
The article notes warrants bearing 6 percent interest issued by the treasury replacing cash payments. These registered warrants are redeemable only with future tax receipts, and about 750000 in treasury notes must be paid first. The governor indicated consideration of including beer in the session call to lawmakers. He urged that legislators be summoned, implying potential action.
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Treasury
Governor Sets 10 Day Notice for Special Session
The governor announces a ten day advance notice of the date of convening and states that on returning to the office Monday he will begin preparations for a special session.
Logan Academy graduation noted for Charlotte Carter
Miss Berenice Murthe accompanied Mr. and Mrs. I B Carter to Logan on Wednesday for the commencement exercises at Logan Academy where their daughter Charlotte Carter graduated. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 30 in church parlors with Mrs Charles Nanney and Mrs Mary Maio as hostesses. The Civic Club will gather Monday at 2 30 p m at the Y W C A rooms.
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Berenice Murthe
Mrs. I. B. Carter
Logan
Logan Academy
Carters
Charlotte
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Nanney
Mary Maio
Civic Clib
Y. W.wc. A
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Arthur Spaugy
Buzz —of
Chicago
Tsavo
Uganda
Col
J. H. Patterson
Fred
Harry
Gordie
Norman
Frank
U. 8S
D. A
Ben Ross
Whittlesey
Idaho Falls
Clyde M. Mast
Pocatello Gas Company
Highway Inn
Angums
Inkom
W. F. Ballantyne
Claudine
Eldon Oliverson
Boy Scout Troop No. 22
Fort Hall
Agency
Legion
Monty
William Sorenson
Blackfoot
Joseph Clothier
St. Anthony Hospital
Parkers
R. N. Ashler
Ray Matheny
Perclax
J. A. Comerford
Rupert
O. G. Rouche
A. G. Reay
O. R. Craven
George F. Girard
Alice E. Watson
Hood Apartments
Wichita
Kan
Omnibus College
Canada
Century of Progress
Miss Watson
McCammon
H. J. Swanson
Charles H. Carpenter
Clarence Conway
414Th
Boise
Tdaho
National Guard
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Cleare
Gladys Barrickman
Rexbure
Elsie Barnham
Mrs. D. Sproul
North Eleventh
Labor Temple
Pocatello Hod Carriers Union
Lillian Windsor
Louisa Pickett
Wilmington
California
Honolulu
Ben Peterson
J. H. Peterson
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Young Peterson
Co. E. Fradshaw
Rockland
Pearl Stewart
West Bridger
American Falls
Rockland Community
Bannock County
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
I. H. Masters
Pacific Area
San Francisco
Harvey Sewell
Sewell Stores Company
Spencer Hampton
M. M. Harris
L. A. Lehrbas
State Game Department
M. H. Garvin
Edgar C. Baker
Cecile Smith
Jack L. Olsen
Harry Sessions
I. Q. Wood
American Legion
Episcopal Church
Wesley Read
North Lincoln
Los Angeles
Calif
Wood
Adelaide Anderson
Automobile
G. Nelson Pepper
National Casualty Underwriters Corp
North Arthur Carlson Bldg
Cooper
Tribune
Downard's Funeral Home
Petersen’s
Petersen Furniture CO
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