Idaho Business Women Close Meeting With Prizes
The 14th annual Idaho Business and Professional Women’s convention in Idaho Falls awarded prizes across publicity, editorials, and membership contests. Boise club won best publicity yearbook. Lewiston earned best editorial. Burley led membership growth doubling its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ethel Honeywell
Orofino
Boise
Idaho Falls Club
Minnie Marker
Burley Club
Mildred Carier
Burley
Lewiston Club
E. L. Alford
Lewiston Tribune
Geline MacDonald Bowman
Richmond
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Coast Slayer Fears Father After Arrival
Louis Payne Jr, accused of hacking his mother Carrie Payne and brother Robert to death, tells police he acted on impulse and a series of small irritations. Investigators plan to return father and son to the luxury mansion where the killings occurred. The Payne family had moved into the residence a year earlier after Louis’s involvement in a Missouri auto accident that killed an elderly woman.
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Hubert J. Wallis
Father
Carrie L. Payne
Robert
Louis
Missouri
Kitcheneering kit marked by cherry red kitchen gear
The Safe way Stores Homemakers' Bureau showcases a portable kitchen kit described as a complete unit carried in a trunk. Director Juliet Lee Wright promotes a color saturated setup with a red tea kettle, leaf green fixtures, and cream accents. The kit travels across the West as a cheerful trademark of the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway Stores
Homemakers’ Bureau
Juliet Lee Wright
Bureau
Safeway Stores Homemakers’ Bureau
Meat Industry Faces Fresh Labor Turmoil Across United States
Across Washington negotiations for steel stalled strikes, Toledo auto workers settled with signed agreements, while Oklahoma City plant workers and Kansas City unions pressed wage and recognition demands. In Brooklyn, 600 to 1,000 meat workers protested for better pay and a 40 hour week. Police clashed with striking hatters in Danbury as tensions rose nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Toledo
Toledo Auoto
Charles P. Taft
King
Oklahoma City
Wilson & Co
Kansas City
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Danbury
American Hatters and Furriers
Consumer to Pay Sugar Processing Tax
Officials from Gunnison Sugar and Utah-Idaho Sugar said the government processing tax on sugar will be passed to consumers. R T Harris asserts manufacturers cannot absorb the cost. Stephen H Love agrees the tax cannot be absorbed by producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
R. T. Harris
Gunnison Sugar Company
Stephen H. Love
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Women in Gang Sentenced to Prison in Kidnap Case
Two women from a snatch gang that abducted Beverly Hills millionaire William F Gettle on May 10 and extorted 60000 were sentenced in federal court to two years each. Loretta Woody 23 and Mona Gallighen 21 will serve at Alderson federal women’s peniten tiary. Their male accomplices were given 37 years federal plus life terms on state charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William F. Gettle
Beverly Hills
Loretta Woody
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mona Gallighen
Joan Burk
Jersey City
N. J
Alderson
W. Va
Federal Women's Penitentiary
Paul J. MacCormick
Reformatory
James Kirk
Loren Feltus
Roy Williams
Postmaster General’s Airmail Cancellations Upheld
Justice O Donoghue in the District of Columbia supreme court upheld Farley’s action canceling four airmail contracts. The court dismissed suits by National Air Transport Inc Pacific Air Transport Varney Airlines Inc and Boeing Air Transport Inc to restrain enforcement of the cancellation order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farley
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
National Air Transport, Inc
Pacific Air Transport
Varney Airlines, Inc
Boeing Air Transport, Inc
Shaw elected head dentists Boise convention
L. E. Shaw of Pocatello was chosen president-elect of the State Dental Association at the Boise convention with Twin Falls slated for the next annual meeting. John Lowe of Burley was named to serve after Shaw, who has been president-elect this past year. Franklin W. McCormack and Dr. William B. Ryder Jr. of San Francisco discussed X ray work to detect decay early and noted bone conditions around teeth can reveal systemic disorders.
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Boise
L. E. Shaw
Pocatello
State Dental Association
Twin Falls
Shaw
John Lowe
Burley
Franklin W. McCormack
William B. Ryder, Jr
San Francisco
McCormack
G O P Committeemen Consider Various Chairman Candidates
The meeting with Postmaster General Walter F. Brown of Ohio explored potential chairmen. Possible names included Senator James E. Watson of Indiana Committeeman John D. M. Hamilton of Topeka Kansas and Mills. Pennsylvania weighed Fletcher's name via William S. Ware proxy as undecided. Hilles said he would not accept the helm. Hallanan named as the favorite in party chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
James E. Watson
Indiana
John D. M. Hamilton
Tospeka
Kan
Mills
Pennsylvania
John Shaw
William S. Ware
Philadelphia
Fletcher
Hilles
Hallanan
Socialist convention backs revolutionary program against war
The Socialist party of America adopted a militant platform advocating resistance to war, including the general strike, and urged a proletarian rule when democracy hinders the goal. The meeting in Detroit, amid party divisions, elected a national executive committee and planned a closed session to elect a chairman.
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Socialist Party
St. Louis
Detroit
Socialist Party of America
Priest Is Buried Alive in India
In Simla India on June 5 a temple abbot near Bareilly reportedly buried himself alive at his own request after pilgrims witnessed him lie in a grave. The aged shamanist monk, said to be 157 years old, believed life ends when usefulness ceases and followers covered him with earth after ceremonies. He had served the temple for over 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simla
India
Bareilly
Seventeen Kinds of Birds Seen in Bronx Park in May
In Bronx Park New York City observers recorded seventeen bird species during May. The finding highlights local avifauna and seasonal activity in urban parkland.
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Bronx Park
New York City
All-Bran Claim Promises Relief From Constipation
Letter from L M Durigan of Jacksonville Florida extols Kellogg’s Aut-Bran as a safe laxative alternative. He states he no longer needs cathartics after using two tablespoonfuls daily and asserts he can eat any food without constipation. The advertisement notes the product supplies bulk and vitamin B iron and is sold in red and green packaging.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Coast Slayer
U. S
James T. Fisher
Payne
By Argens
Gettle
Get
State Dental Organization
G.O.P
National Committee
Charleston
Henry D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Western Committee
Hallonan
Old Guard
Sara Mumma
Evanston
University of Iowa
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
John Murray Wilson
Scottaburg
Ind
William W. Smith
Miss Mumma
Mr. Durigan
Kellogg’s
Safeway Cooking School
C Penney
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