Bodies of Men Not Recovered After River Disaster
In Moscow Idaho two men Richard Spangy and Boyd Brigham disappeared after their raft hit rapids on the Clearwater River. With the river high locals fear recovery is unlikely. Spangy, Idaho coach and new athletics director at Lewiston normal, and Brigham a 1922 Idaho graduate and Moscow high teacher, were last seen near the river.
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Moscow
Idaho
Arthur Spangy
Nampa
Boyd Brigham
George Trenary
Brigham
Spangy
University of Idaho
Lewiston Normal School
Moscow High School
Beer politics and Idaho speech stir governor race chatter
A rumbling Idaho Falls column notes a beer policy clash as Governor race talk grows. It mocks Coffin linked to revenue moves and calls Governor a tough incumbent amid GOP tensions and possible Clark gubernatorial bid.
Giants of Redwood hills knit by mystery defy nature
A California Redwood group grows 250000 feet of lumber as a single mass at the top while trunks diverge at the base. The duration of this union remains conjectural and curious to readers. The article also notes jury trial rights and a European royal jazz leader in Annam.
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Redwood Country
California
Annam
Indo-China
Bao Dai
Paris
Tor
Chicago Pro Jimmy Foulis Wins St Paul Open
Chicago golf pro Jimmy Foulis wins the St Paul Open at Keller course with a 283 total, beating George Von Elm by three and Walter Hagen by five. Foulis carded 70 72 69 72 to claim the $5,000 championship. Von Elm faltered late on the seventeenth green.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Jimmy Foulis
Scotland
Chicago
Keller Course
Keller
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
von Elm
Foulis
St. Paul
P.T. A. committee coordinates dis cussed at meeting
Cross headquarters were discussed at the meeting. The following committee will make arrangements: Mrs. Charles Baxter, I. H. Masters, chairman of Bannock chapter, and G. M. Dean, secretary. Mrs. D. W. Damewood said the P. T. A. would be glad to cooperate in making garments and in other activities. The American Legion auxiliary was reported as willing to cooperate.
Government ditch rider injured in horse kick
Mike Jensen, government ditch rider on the canal from Snake river headgate to the Fort Hall reservation, was kicked by a horse near noon Saturday. A rancher nearby rescued him. he was unconscious, treated in Blackfoot with bruised hip. x rays showed no fractures.
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Blackfoot
Mike Jensen
Snake River
Fort Hall
Mr. Jensen
Shelley
Presto
Music Recitals At University Hall
The University music department presents a junior recital in Frazier hall Tuesday at 4 PM with students of Mrs. Neilson Guthrie Kissane and Gardiner. A second recital for advanced students follows Tuesday at 8 PM in the same hall. Public invitation extended for both events.
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University
Frazier Hall
T. R. Neilson
Charles Guthrie
Donald Kissane
J. C. Gardiner
Money Paid Out to Indians and Local Dealers
Around 7800 dollars was paid to Indians and local dealers who honored Indian purchase orders Saturday forenoon. The Agency released monthly checks totaling about 550. Most of the sum came from spring rentals collected from sheep men with Indian grazing land leases. Further disbursements will occur toward the latter part of June per agency officials.
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Hall
Many Students Receive Attention In Bannock County
County school nurse Ellen Raether reported about 800 dental cases treated in Bannock county public schools in the past year. Dr. R. C. Cruse said about 64 more city pupils will receive special dental attention this month. E. T. Troescher noted a large demand for Red Cross flour and aid limited to those in real need. Plans for distributing cloth shipments from the Red Cross were discussed.
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Ellen Raether
Bannock County
American Red Cross
R. C. Cruse
E. T. Troescher
Red Cross
Lambert Company Declares $1 Dividend
The Lambert company today declared a quarterly dividend of 1 dollar payable July 1 to stock on record June 17.
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New York
Lambert Company
You Can Be More Beautiful With MELLO GLO Powder
An advertisement promotes MELLO GLO face powder from Cook Drug Co. It claims lines and wrinkles fade, pores are minimized, shine vanishes, and a French process provides smooth application. Fragrance noted. price 50 cents and 1.00 tax free.
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Cook Drug Co
Adv
Forecasting Ben’s Re-election Sparks TeeHee
A colorful exchange mocks President Eisenhower forecasts about Ben’s anticipated return. The speaker dismisses predictions and warns Ike about aging, joking that he will soon be reading fairy tales.
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Ike
Ben
Tribune letters discuss Nellie Green and Mrs Ely
The Tribune notes readers may submit opinions on public matters. It mentions a claim of a county commissioners’ political debt to Nellie Green and questions the council’s move to reinstate Mrs Ely, while clarifying an editor’s note about quoting the mayor.
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Pocatello Tribune
Nellie Green
Mrs Ely
Ely
Lions to elect officers at Hotel Bannock dinner
The Pocatello Lions Club will elect and install 1933 34 officers at tonight’s dinner meeting at the Hotel Bannock. Nominated are President E L Dale Vice President Harry Young Secretary Treasurer Eugene Kile Tail Twister Miller Bodell Dwight Gove longtime member N B Grossman and directors Elmer …
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Pocatello Lions Club
Bannock
Stanley Cleare
E. L. Dale
Harry Young
Eugene Kile
Miller Bodell
Dwight Gove
N. B. Grossman
Elmer
Wind instrument teachers for the summer program
Mr. Gardner, University instructor and mentor to Ida ho's top teachers, now enrolls students for summer wind instrument lessons. Instruments furnished with lessons. Call 1431 or 2020 for prices.
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Gardner
Idaho
Directors Election Hopefuls Named in Local Race
Smith J O Anderson Arthur Hall adjutant James Pack William Holder and James Hopper are listed as candidates. Two are to be elected among those running for a directors position.
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Colorado
U. S
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