Boise Statehouse and city life noted in Idaho excerpt
The column praises Boise’s beautification, railroad district gardens, and lively Saturday shopping while lamenting quiet residential areas. It covers state liquor board meetings, potential political pressures, and new Lava Hot Springs Foundation appointments. It closes with Idaho City fire history and a whittled list of local figures.
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Manson Park
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Lava Hot Springs
A. W. Miller
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Ben Henderson
Arimo
Henderson
Lava Springs
New York
Women face propaganda in radio and film debate
The San Francisco General Federation of Women's Clubs addressed propaganda's dangers to civilization and democracy. Speakers urged tracing claims to sources and weighing motives before accepting them as valid, noting the question Can Women Resist Propaganda raises concerns about gendered vulnerability.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Behind the scenes talks on cabinet reshuffle and new agencies
Observers assess attempts to move Perkins to head Social Security and Ickes to a new construction agency. Harrington may lead the construction spending body, Jones to head the lending agency, and Altmeyer to run the new Social Security agency. Royal visit prompts talk of a symbolic shift.
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Ashington
Perkins
Social Security
Harold Ickes
Interior Department
Madame Perkins
Ed McGrady
Labor Department
Ickes
Jempt
PWA
Public Roads
Idaho News Roundup From Coeur d'Alene To Boise
The Idaho brief covers George Ford's ashes scattered by air over Canfield mountain in Coeur d'Alene. ex-treasurer H. E. Foote charged with embezzling 417 dollars. LeRoy Wallstein named safety inspector for Interstate Commerce Commission. It notes low driver license uptake, legal actions in Idaho Falls, and state funds shifts for predatory animal and sheep inspection. Northwest Nazarene college graduation amid suspensions. Adolph Roth hired as fish culturist paid as de facto officer, later renamed biologist as pay issues arise.
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Adolph Roth
Washington
Idaho
Roth
Fish and Game Commission
Board of Examiners
Bortolfsen
Taylor
Curtis
Fire Devastates Town as Looters Roam Streets
A fierce blaze tears through the pine town destroying buildings and stock. Looters seize goods while bucket brigades form in vain, fires consume all, and morning reveals charred ruins with no insurance. Rebuilding starts as gold once built the town.
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Bertolfsen
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Liquor Board Defers Tax Decision on Chains
The Idaho State Liquor Board delayed ruling on paying a state chain store tax for its 118 stores and dispensaries. Chairman J. M. Greenfield said action would wait for an Attorney General opinion. Tax Commissioner Byron Defenbach noted the study. If taxed, about 49000 dollars would shift from profits to the state school income fund. Nicholas Lift of Pocatello attended the meeting.
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State Liquor Board
J. M. Greenfield
J. W. Taylor
Byron Defenbach
Defenbach
Liquor Board
Greenfield
Four Die In West Michigan Road Collision
Four persons died and two were injured when an oil truck and a car collided on a hill 20 miles west of Ilma Michigan. The dead include Mrs. Enos Jewell 39 of Detroit and Alexander Jewell 80 and Mrs. Margaret Jewell 73 of Carson City Michigan. The truck driver Clayton McQuillan 33 of Carson City also died.
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Margaret Jewell
Careson City
Clayton McCuiag
Carson City
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