Young Pocatello Musicians to Appear at San Francisco Fair
Pocatello junior orchestra musicians join 10 000 child performers from 14 western states for the Golden Gate exposition on June 25. Edwin Franko Goldman will conduct the mass band in On the Mall. Darlene Johnson is concertmaster. rehearsals move to Adelaide Anderson recital hall Wednesdays at 7. Executive committee moms listed for trip.
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Pocatello
San Francisco
C. L. Roberts, Jr
National Institute of Music and Arts
Western States
Golden Gate Exposition
Edwin Franko Goldman
H. L. Fawson
L. Roubidoux
Chief Theatre
Darlene Johnson
Amy Crist
J. O. Cotant
Thomas Taylor
J. 8. Reese
James R. Allen
William HM. Beasley
H. P. Anderson
Alvin Scheiss
William Ames
Dorothy Haggett
Adelaide Anderson Recital Hall
First Arrival Leads UNC Reunion Attendees
Chapel Hill on June 5 marked the commencement reunion at the University of North Carolina with Judge Francis D. Winston of Windsor as the first arrival. Winston did not miss the event in years and was part of the university's first post Civil War graduating class.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Francis D. Winston
Windsor
Local University Graduates Hear Church Man Speak
The Rev Irvine Gaines Roddy of Boise addressed 235 Idaho Southern University graduates at Frazier hall Sunday night on Lifetime Memories emphasizing Christlike qualities. He urged moral character, intellectual balance, and awakened conscience as keys to future success and noted the value of life over mere academics.
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Irvine Gaines Roddy
Boise
Idaho Southern University
Frazier Hall
Christ
Roddy
Paul de F. Mortimore
Henry W. Henderson
L. D. S. Pocatello Stake
Tannhauser
Sylvia
Buster Bear's Sore Paw Worsens in Green Forest
Buster Bear limped after Prickly Porky’s spears pierced his paw, then fled Farmer Brown's Boy into the Green Forest. He forgets the pain while running but discovers it worsens when resting. He spends the next day mostly on three legs, lifting the paw while foraging for roots and ants.
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Buster
Porky
Green Forest
Buster Bear
Whitefoot the
Wood Mouse
Farmer Brown
Ogden Seeks Loans for Bank Liquidation
The federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Washington is to consider a loan of 591,096 filed by T. E. Thomas liquidator of the closed Ogden State Bank. If approved, depositors would receive a 10 percent dividend.
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Ogden
Federal
Oral Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington, D. C
T. E. Thomas
Ogden State Bank
Thomas
Washington
State approves night speed limit changes for Montana
Helena Montana June 5 The after dark speed limit on Montana highways will be 45 miles an hour for passenger automobiles and 45 for trucks starting July 1. The 1939 legislature set the limits and granted the highway patrol supervisor authority to create zones with 40 53 and 55 mile per hour maxima day or night.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Your Child and His Problems
This piece argues against rocking babies to sleep and for allowing natural sleep. It warns that rocking trains wakefulness and lengthens bedtime battles, suggesting mothers use alternatives like the carriage while avoiding inducing sleep rituals. It also advises delaying or skipping afternoon naps if a child resists, and emphasizes consistent nightly bedtimes.
Do Not Rock Children to Sleep Says Angolo Patri Advice
A newspaper note urges parents to skip rocking children to sleep. It argues outdoor exercise tires kids by day so they rest at night and warns against wear on mothers. It also promotes Angelo Patri booklet on eating with a 10 cent request to New York address.
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Angelo Patri
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P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Idaho Falls Cowboy Freed in Manson Slaying Case
June 57 Lee Little, Idaho Falls cowboy, was freed on manslaughter charges tied to Ralph Currey’s death in Parma. Justice Roberts dismissed the case on a motion by Prosecuting Attorney O Leary citing insufficient evidence. Little remains free on bond as a material witness in L G Carter’s second degree murder trial related to the same incident.
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Boise
Lee Little
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ralph Currey
Parma
Justice of the Peace
T. M. Roberts
Kenneth O'Leary
Little
L. G
Pete) Carter
Filer
Currey
Thief Sought After Funeral Funds Theft in Cleveland
Police seek a thief who stole 140 dollars from Henry Rosson, a P A worker’s widow. Neighbors collected money to cover her husband’s funeral costs after he drowned on a fishing trip on May 20.
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Cleveland
Henry Rosson
P.A
Ricks College Graduation Speaker Set for Wednesday
Rexburg Idaho June 5 2 Dean N R Pedersen of Utah State Agricultural College will address 70 seniors at Ricks College annual commencement exercises here Wednesday night.
Japanese claim 20000 casualties in fifteen days west of Hun
Japanese sources say their air force and warplanes inflicted 20000 casualties in western Hun province over the past fifteen days. Chinese reports of ground victories are countered by Japanese admissions that their offensive did not cross the Yangtze River.
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Shanghai
Huneh Province
Man River
Idaho Alumni Association Elects Rexburg Editor President
University of Idaho conferred 590 degrees to seniors and awarded two honorary degrees. Burton Moore, Rexburg editor, was elected president of the Idaho Alumni Association. Mrs Rollin Getty of Lewiston named vice president and directors include John Barker of Buhl and William Guernsey of Grangeville.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Burton Moore
Rexburg
Idaho Alumni Association
Rollin Getty
Lewiston
John Barker
Buhl
William Guernsey
Grangeville
Eighth graders in Franklin County workshop receive diplomas
Superintendent W. F. Smith announces that over 150 county eighth grade students earned diplomas based on Metropolitan achievement tests. The average test score across graduates was 8.96. One student received a handbook and eight received awards for being neither late nor tardy all year.
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Preston
Franklin County
W. F. Smith
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