Damages Sought in Oregon Short Line Crash Suits
Two Utah districts suits against Oregon Short Line Railroad seek a total of 100 750 from the company over a March 2 1934 crossing collision near Wellsville Utah that killed Mary Elizabeth Curtis Hall age 58 and Iver Franklin Livingston age 28. Guardian appointments for minor plaintiffs are noted. Plaintiffs claim the crash resulted from railroad negligence including failure to sound warnings and excessive speed and impaired crossing visibility.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Wellsville
Utah
Mary Elizabeth Curtis Hall
Iver Franklin Livingston
R. M. Terrell
Arthur P. Hall
Bertram Arthur Hall
Mary Louise H. Livingston
David Hall Livingston
Arthur Hall
O.S.L
A. P. Hall
Mary Hall
Willows
Louise H. David Hall Livingston
OSL
Livingston
Pocatello
Pearl R. Clark
National Park Director Plans Visit Amid Peak Travel Season
In a letter from Arn on B Cameron director of the National Park Service he notes that a major national park travel season is expected this summer. He cites efforts toward the Fort Hall replica and possible special postmarks for the Centennial while warning duties at parks may limit his ability to attend.
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Washington
Arnon B. Cammeron
National Park Service
Valeri
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Idaho Youth West Point Grads to Receive Second Lieutenants
Three Idaho youths are among the West Point graduates to receive diplomas and commissions as second lieutenants. June and Newton D. Baker will deliver the address. Four states are not represented in the class: Arizona New Mexico South Dakota and Coeur d Alene. James F Jr 1235 South Fifth Avenue Povattel 0.
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Bonrt
June & Hundred
Newton D. Baker
Arizona
New Mexico
South Dakota
Coeur d'Alene
James F. , Jr
South Fifth Avenue
Povatell
Boston Minister to Address Pocatello Forum
Dr Samuel A Eliot of Arlington Street Church Boston will speak at the Pocatello chamber of commerce forum Wednesday at noon Paul Nash manager announces Dr Eliot son of late Harvard president delivers the commencement message to the university branch graduates at 10 am Wednesday
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Samuel A. Eliot
Arlington Street Church
Boston
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Forum
Paul Nash
Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Harvard University
University
Pocatello Centennial Invited by National Papers
More than 2,500 U S newspapers will run pictures and stories on the Fort Hall Centennial to be held in Pocatello August 5 to 8. Idahoans and former residents mobilize publicity with Lloyd Lehrbas coordinating and United Press Illus trated planning to use the invitation images.
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United States
Roosevelt
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Centennial Association
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Lloyd Lehrbas
L. A. Lehrbas
Far East
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
United Press Illustrated
War debts payments fate questioned by nations
The article notes large sums owed on World War I debts with France facing a due of 59,000,218 on June 18 and Italy at 14,741,593. Semiofficial circles expect France and other nations including Belgium Czechoslovakia Estonia Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland and Yugoslavia to default or refuse payment amid the debt crisis.
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France
Great Britain
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Hungary
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Jail Bid in $17,000 Mail Truck Holdup Case
Philadelphia reports Jack Smith surrendered at the police station after claiming he would go to jail to avoid trouble. He admitted involvement in a Conshohocken mail truck heist last week. The magistrate set bail at $5,000 for a further hearing.
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Philadelphia
Jack Smith
Kelly
Conshohocken
Smith
Centennial celebration plans by Eastern Idaho association
An Eastern Idaho non-profit plans a centennial event with profits funding Fort Hall relics museum via federal funds. The centennial directs 100+ groups to secure cooperation for a state-wide show and uses souvenir stationery to widen publicity.
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Idaho
Fort Hall
Pope Says Farley Plans Select Falls Postmaster
Pope accuses congressman Farley of backing an unqualified candidate for Idaho Falls postmaster. He cites a Democratic committee recommendation and claims local leaders oppose the Coffin nominee as unsuitable for post office patrons.
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Pope
Farley
Ing
Democratic Committee
Idaho Falls
Postmasters Urged on Qualifications Amid Legislative Strife
Officials pressed for satisfactory and qualified postmasters as major legislative matters and relief measures take priority, leaving no time for controversy over a master.
Boy's Ear Tooth Proofs Long Lost Teeth
Larry Shattuck, 13, believed to have lost all baby teeth. A physician proved otherwise by extracting a baby tooth from his ear, believed to have remained there six or seven years.
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Bend, Orc
Larry Shattuck
Eye Injury Recalls Past Wound in Oakland Man
In Oakland California June William Biehl aged 68 winked and a flattened 38 calibre bullet emerged from his right eye. Doctors reviewed his history and noted he had been treated for an accidental gunshot wound three years earlier. the bullet had not been located then.
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Oakland
Calif
William Biehl
Biehl
Florida Farmers Slow to Apply for Federal Live-at-Home Aid
Few applications for federal relief have come from Florida farmers who followed a live-at-home program urged by state agricultural authorities.
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Florida
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Hall
National Parks Service
Idaho Youth
West Point Grads
Picture Service
Ernest Dionne
Gerdeli
Ontario
Easies
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda
Holland
Ave
Holland Furnace CO
Johnson
Honey Maid
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