Dyer Welcomes 4 H Members for Idaho Short Course
University of Idaho official Dean John R. Dyer will address about 125 southeastern Idaho 4-H club members at the fourth annual junior short course. J W Barber coordinates activities from 1 to 5 p m registration, 6 p m dinner, 8 p m assembly, and 10 p m lights out with a four day program including classes, recreation, and talks by Miss Marion Hepworth and instructors for boys and girls.
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John R. Dyer
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Idaho
J. W. Barber
Pocatello
General Assembly
Dean Dyer
Marion Hepworth
D. L. Fourt
L. B. Taylor
G. T. Hudson
C. M. Genaux
D. E. Warren
Eugene Whitman
Mr. Barber
W. Y. Cannon
E. W. Whitman
Fern Spencer
Genevieve Hunter
Lorraine Christensen
Marjorie Mestman
Helen Pixton
Leatha Christensen
Idaho Nurses Elect Leaders At Twin Falls Meeting
Idaho State Nurses association closed two day sessions naming officers for the coming year and inviting the October meeting to Pocatello. Miss Helen Wolfe of Twin Falls became president succeeding Miss Jean Thompson with Mrs. Louise Gilbert Boise as first vice president and Miss Dorothy Thomett Twin Falls as second vice president. Dr. D L Alexander Twin Falls spoke on tularemia and Dr. John F. Coughlin discussed the shoulder plan for veterans compensation.
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Twi
Falls
Idaho State Nurses Association
Pocatello
Helen Wolfe
Twin Falls
Mildred Martin
Caldwell
D. L. Alexander
Idaho State Medical Association
John F. Coughlin
Child prodigy cannot graduate due to age in Chicago
Chicago on June 4 reports 8 year old prodigy Joanna Xenos, a former school teacher to backward children, cannot graduate. Principal Alfred W Schroeder says she lacks maturity for high school after eight grades in two years. She will repeat grade school at fourth next year and aims to teach history in college when older.
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Chicago
Joanna Xenos
Alfred W. Schroeder
Joanna
Oregon Territory Crickets Threaten Wheat State Standoff
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce urged Senator Thomas and others to secure immediate funds to feed and equip volunteers fighting a Mormon cricket invasion. An infestation spans about 50 square miles centered at Gibson with needs including tools, barriers, tractor hire, oils, and poison.
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John Thomas
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Thomas
Gibson
Addison T. Smith
William E. Borah
Blanche Catshalls
Tyhee Grange
C. W. Daigh
Expedition Aims to Scale Mount Fair Weather in Alaska
An expedition planned for late June targets Mount Fair Weather in the St. Elias region southeast Alaska. The team will attempt the west ridge of the 15330 foot peak, touted as the world's highest coastal mountain, where no ascent above 9000 feet has been recorded from that side.
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Seattle
Mount Fairweather
St. Elias
Alaska
Admiral Rogers
Monahan
Allen Carpe
Mount McKinley
Muldrow Glacier
Upward Trend in Advertising Signals Improvement
Samuel H Weston, a long time newspaper operations expert, says advertising shows a slight rise for the first time since 1929. He cites April gains in classified and total advertising as a hopeful sign of gradual improvement in general trade within six to eight weeks.
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New York
Samuel H.weston
Weston
Leaders seek Borah guidance on Prohibition plank
Washington June 4 A Garfield backed move seeks Borah input for the Republican platform prohibition plank. Borah, seen as anti restraint, declines to finalize text and calls for referendum tied to elections. Garfield continues talks with other Senate Republicans as calls grow for a resubmission. A new plea urges parties to grant prohibition the safeguards of the basic law.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Capitol
Senate
Party High Command
Congress
Market Prices Make Advance on Wall Street Rally
New York markets rallied as sponsors of the American Securities Investing corporation completed Albany legal details. Bonds gained strongly and stocks rose to close at the day’s highs after brisk turnover. Leading shares advanced 1 to 4 dollars, with many issues up 10 to 90 dollars per thousand. The AP-Standard Statistics reported an average stock advance of 2.60, aided by steady buying after a dull opening.
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New York
American Securities Investing Corporation
Albany
Wall Street
Associated Press-Standard
Missing flier Hausner lone name in Atlantic search
Morning bulletins report Stanislaus Felix Hausner, Newark aviator, as the sole identified missing flyer after 35 hours since liftoff from Floyd Bennett field. He aimed for London in 31 hours as crews scoured land and sea for signs of the Polish American pilot.
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Associated Press
North Atlantic
Stanislaus Felix Hausner
Newark
N. J
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
London
Mexican Earthquakes Kill or Injure 400 Across 20 Villages
Mexico City reports state more than 400 dead or hurt after yesterday’s powerful quakes. Colima and Guadalajara areas suffer heavy tolls with 17 bodies found and several towns destroyed or damaged. Bandits posing as astronomers exploited the quake scare in Ixtapalapa to loot residents fleeing to the hills.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Guadalajara
Spain
Colima
Zamora
Michoacan
Juchitlan
Mascota
Ixtapalapa
Roll Call on Soldier Bonus Set for June Vote
A June 13 roll call in the House on the soldiers bonus is assured unless adjournment intervenes as 1 728 veterans from all states converge in Washington to press for cash payment amid a looming food shortage. Metropolitan Police say supplies will last 48 hours for marchers in the district.
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Rainey
Revenue bill details agreed in conference summary
Washington reports a conference summary of the new revenue bill with estimated treasury revenue. Income tax rates include 4 percent on the first 4000 and 8 percent after with exemptions for married couples and dependents. Corporate tax rises to 13 percent and miscellaneous excise taxes are listed. Continued on page six.
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Washington
Treasury
Idahoans Buy Bunko Stock Fraud Case Indictments
Federal officials announced an indictment of eight men for mail fraud tied to Idaho stock sales. Several defendants were located in Arizona California and Canada or at large. The National Securities Co allegedly took money for high grade stocks with no delivery. Over 100 Idaho residents were said to have been defrauded of more than $10,000.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Phoenix
Ariz
Canada
California
D. D. Pettigrew
Don Lawhead
C. H. Cahan
Jay A. Snowden
A. L. Walker
A. W Clark
N. A. Woody
B. N Weston
Pettigrew
Lawhead
Arizona
Cahan
Snowden
Woody
National Securities Company
Naomi F. Peacock
Bellevidere
H. H. Locke
West Lander
Larry §. Davis
Einar Brende
Survey Finds More Crickets in Mormon Invasion Area
Thirty men surveying the Mormon cricket infestation area north of Pocatello report three previously unnoted bands of crickets. Workers will inspect a four mile by twenty mile strip moving southwest from near Fort Hall. Crickets near adult stage threaten crops. trenches and screens have been dug and crickets seined from irrigation ditches.
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Pocatello
Gibson
Fort Hail
Fort Hall
C. W. Daigh
Bannock County
Pocatello Council Passes Guaranty Fund Ordinance
The Pocatello city council approved a guaranty fund ordinance to create a revolving fund for improvement districts 50 and 1. It allows a one mill yearly levy to back improvement warrants, with funds returned to the general fund as delinquencies are paid.
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Pocatello City
Iowa votes close strenuous primary campaign season
Iowa's record field of candidates faced the Monday elections after six weeks of campaigning. More than 600 entrants sought party nominations for state congressional and legislative offices. For the first time in years both Democrats and Republicans fielded nearly full tickets.
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Nes Moines
Iowa
Washington Debates Bonus March as Veterans Reach Capital
Senator Borah denounces the bonus march as a new herd of World War veterans invades Washington. A June 13 House vote on the Patman petition is expected unless adjournment intervenes. Police fear food for about 2,100 men will run out within 48 hours if more arrive. Borah vows no funds for veterans while they stay in the capital.
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Washington
Senator Borah
Idaho
Patman
Emen
Borah
Congress
National
Missing Skyriders Sought Over Northern New Newfoundland
Charles Hubbard former Harvard captain and two Boston pilots flew three hours over the sea off St. Anthony in a fruitless search for Dr Karl A Kuehnert and Arthur Sullivan missing since last Monday. The government vessel Strathcona combed every inlet from St Anthony to Partridge Point with no results.
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St, Anthony
N. F
Charles Hubbard
Harvard
Boston
New Foundland
Karl A. Kuehnert
Arthur Sullivan
Hubbard
Harold
Edward T. O'Toole
Strathcona
St. Anthony
Partridge Point
Youth Dies in Auto Accident Near Emigration Canyon
James McDonald a 23 year old University of Utah student from Albany New York died from a skull fracture after a canyon auto crash. Sherman Burt 23 suffered a broken neck and was critical, while driver James Van Nort 22 had minor injuries as the group headed to a canyon resort for a school outing. McDonald was a track team member and active in campus life Burt was the school yell leader.
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Salt Lake City
James McDonald
University of Utah
Albany
N. Y
Emigration Canyon
Here
MacDonald
Sherman Burt
James van Nort
Erade MacDonald
Burt
State count delayed as 14 counties report progress
Boise June 4 The state board of canvassers adjourned without ruling on the primary vote because 14 counties’ reports were missing. Four counties Boundary Bonneville Cassia Latah failed to submit. ten are being corrected Adams Bear Lake Clark Clearwater Teton Madison Lemhi Jefferson Shoshone Jerome. Defenbach leads governor race by about 1400 votes in counted totals.
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Boise
State Board of
Byron Defenbach
Ross
Veterans Begin March Toward Cleveland City Limits
Several hundred bedraggled veterans of the bonus expeditionary force start marching toward the Cleveland city limits after failing to secure transport at the Pennsylvania railroad yards. The event unfolds as veterans press for passage and lodging amid the June heat.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Arizona Flood Stage Recedes After Crest
The Colorado River flood, swollen by spring thaw, peaked near Blythe at 103000 cubic feet per second and eased past Yuma. By noon the flow dropped to 85400 cfs and a gauge reading near 2840 feet, with protection works in Mexico holding and officials predicting agricultural lands over 2000 square miles spared for now.
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Yuma
Ariz
Colorado
Rhythe
Cal
Blythe
Mexico
Reclamati
Lumber Men Elect Chicago President at Convention
Jo W. Blodgett of Grand Rapids was elected president of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association at the close of its annual convention today in Chicago.
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Cedar City
Frank W. Matthews
Ogden
Utah Elks Association
Chicago
Jo W. Blodgett
Grand Rapi Midh
National Lumber Manufacurers Association
G O P Baseball Stars Win in Washington
Republicans defeat Democrats 19 to 5 in a game that started as serious baseball but devolved into farce as fouled balls and a lengthy recount dominated the scene. Vincent Carter pitched nine innings, hitting a single double and a triple, while photographers and young fans buzzed for autographs.
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Washington
Vincent Carter
Republicans
Wyoming
Hale announce birth of son in June
Mr and Mrs Joseph Hale announce the birth of a son on Thursday June 2 in Blackfoot Idaho. The brief notice records the new arrival and names the parents in the public notice.
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Blackfoot
The
Pocatello Tribune
Joseph Hale
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