Soda Springs Man Killed by Lightning
Fred Marriott 35 died instantly in a Sars storm at 1 45 p m when a lightning bolt struck a barn cupola he stood beside. An amecle Fred Chester was inside the barn and escaped. Marriott, a Soda Springs graduate who attended the University of Idaho, was unmarried. Funeral plans have not been made.
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Fred Chester
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Get Rid of Your Corns End-O-Corn at Aw Today
Ad fragment touts End-O-Corn device at Aw today with promise of relief. Short text hints price of fifty cents and urges purchase. The note resembles a brief classified advertisement or medical remedy plug from an old newspaper page.
Arkansas Prisoner Held At Blackfoot
Sheriff Ira Corey said Floyd William Watford is in custody in Blackfoot on a felony charge from Siloam Springs. Watford waived extradition and awaits word from Siloam Springs at Bingham county jail.
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Ira Corey
Floyd William Watford
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Efficient Beauty Flies the Skies As Air Hostesses Make Tradition
Air lines recruit young women for stewardess posts with strict standards and training. Applicants face height and weight limits, age cap, nursing credentials, and strong interpersonal skills. Airlines run schools on passenger comfort, geography, and service as married pilots and passengers influence career choices.
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Albion Alumni Seek Four Year College Plan
Albion Idaho June 5 alumni seek conversion of Albion Normal College into a four year institution. The annual meeting approved a resolution for expansion and reelection of L A Thomas Kimberly schools superintendent as president. Alumni vice presidents named Dorothy Case Filer Donald Stalker Blackfoot and Roberta Jordan Idaho Falls.
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Idaho
Albion Normal College
L. A. Thomas
Kimberly Schools
Dorothy Case
Filer
Donald Stalker
Blackfoot
Roberta Jordan
WPA workers may take private seasonal jobs without losing status
Idaho WPA workers may accept private spring summer or fall employment and be returned to project work next winter if available. State director Roy C. Lane says status remains intact and hundreds of workers can be used for pea picking beet work haying and forest or field jobs while seasonal work continues into fall. Lane notes many fear loss of security pay but reiterates reactivation to projects in winter.
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Roy C. Lane
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Idaho
WPA Jjois
Works Progress Administration
Blackfoot Club Forms With Outside Delegates
Pocatello and Idaho Falls 20 to 30 club delegations converged on Blackfoot Wednesday to organize a local chapter. A temporary committee was named to draft the framework and a later meeting will feature a formal program.
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Blackfoot Rotary Club
John Bloom
Idaho Falls
Art Scott
Pocatello
Larry Manuel
Western Oregon
Ed Payson
Hugh On
Margaret Schutt
American Legion
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