United Commercial Travelers Close Convention in Idaho
UCT wraps up its 43rd tri state convention in Antlers hall Idaho with opening sessions and a grand council meeting. About 75 UCT and 62 auxiliary members from Idaho Utah and Montana registered at Bannock hotel. John M Bailey of McCook Neb congratulated the district for membership gains and announced youth movement plans.
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United Commercial Travelers
Antlers’ Hall
Grand Council
Rotary Club
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Bannock Hotel
E. T. Ferry
Robert M Terrell
J. L. Craig, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Swisher
Billings
Mont
John M. Bailey
McCook
Neb
Bailey
E. N. Penrose
Salt Lake City
Supreme Council
H. W. Swisher
J. M. Vincent
David Magowan
A. J. Bertrand
Miles City
C. C. Wilcox
N. H. Graham
Provo
Harry Andarso
Great Falls
Grand Page
J. B. Lewis
George Erickson
Butte
del Brown
Ogden
F. C. Cook
Willard Lund
Pocatello
UTC
Bannock
Mr. Bailey
UCT Leader Urges Shared Burdens at Joint Rotary Meeting
John M. Bailey of McCook Nebraska spoke at a joint Rotary luncheon and United Commercial Travelers convention session. He urged vigorous action to protect American freedom and stressed the need for understanding others views.
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John M. Bailey
McCook
Neb
Rotary Club
United Commercial Travelers Convention
Bannock Hotel
Bailey
U.C.T
A. L. Baker
Rotary
Nebraska
Butler Brothers
Presbyterian
Marjory Stocker
Newell Fever
Richard Gordon
E. T. Ferry
T. Harry Heil
Provo
Frank Moulten
Ogden
M. H. Gorham
Arthur Goodwin
Whittier
California
Judge Quashes Trial Jury In Liquor Case Because Of Alleged Interference
A defense motion to quash the jury panel in the State vs C Earl Scott and Clifford Curtis was upheld in the police court. The case concerns illegal sale of intoxicating liquor on April 19. the court then directed selection of a jury by 3 PM.
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William J. Ryan
C. Earl Scott
Clifford Curtis
Wayne R. Leffler
Ford
South Main
Justice Ryan
William Fife
B. W. Davis
C. M. Jeffery
Davis
Ben Peterson
Peter McDermott
C. V. Boyatt
Jeffery
A. S. Horrocks
Idaho
Turks Say 2 Million Men Ready for Mid-June Drive
The period piece notes a June mobilization claim with a $10.009 billion army supply bill sent by the Appropriations Committee to the House amid warnings of insufficiency. It cites War Undersecretary Patterson on aircraft needs and Germanys expanding monthly production.
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Washington
Air Corps
House
Appropriations Committee
Robert P. Patterson
War Department
Germany
Idaho Blind Hold State Convention
About 100 delegates register for the Idaho Progressive Society of the Blind convention in Boise. Miss Hazel Hurst founder of the Hazel Hurst foundation for the blind will speak. A banquet includes Governor Clark and other officials. Planned events include roller skating swimming parties a dance and a memorial service for deceased members.
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Boise
Idaho Progressive Society of the Blind
Hazel Hurst
Hazel Hurst Foundation For the Blind
Monrovia
Calif
Clark
H. W. Whitlock
B. W. Driggs
Gooding State School For Deaf and Blind
Miss Hurst
East Idaho launches 22 road projects totaling 182 miles
The Idaho State Highway Department reports 22 road jobs totaling 182 miles in the First District. Nine projects are under construction and 11 more have plans nearly ready, with emphasis on military defense and farm to market routes from Pocatello north to the Montana border and east to Wyoming.
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Idaho
R. S. Hunter
Idaho State Highway Department
Boise
Pocatello
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Butte, Blaine
Cassia
McCammon
Arimo
Yellowstone
Franklin
Utah Line
Malad
Pleasant View
Gray’s Lake
Soda Springs
Conda
Thornton
Sugar City
Ashton
Warm River
Oneida
Rockland
Power County
Mink Creek
Yellowstone Park
Idaho Falls
Shelley
Lava Hot Springs
U. S. 30
Montpelier
Georgetown Division
Downey
Yellowstone Highway
Elk Creek
Apine
Reno Point
Birch Creek
Settlement Reached Between I O U and 35 Lumber Firms
The defense mediation board announced an agreement for settlement of a dispute involving a Co I O union and 35 lumber companies operating in the Columbia basin area of Oregon. Rescue workers search a cave‑in at Sunshine mine for two trapped men, Edson and Wardner, with no hope of survival. Perry A. Nelson, the youngest Idaho state senator, was sworn in as a flying cadet in the Army Air Corps and will begin an eight month course in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Washington
The
Defense Mediation Board
Co. I. O. Union
Columbia Basin
Oregon
Kellogg
Sunshine
William O. Edson
Osborn
William Mir. Wardner
Perry A. Nelson
Rockland
Idaho
Army Air Corps
Nelson
Tulsa
Okla
Baseball scores from AP roundup on today's games
American League results show Detroit, New York and Boston posting runs in varied innings. Notable pitchers include Newhouser Tebbetts Harris Pytlak and Dor sett Hemsley. Chicago and Cleveland also played despite late delays. National League games were postponed due to rain with Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at Boston among others.
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National
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Weather Forecast Traces Teasing Forecast Tone
The writer jokes about weather predicting as chasing a tornado. Today’s high 61, low 43, mean 52 with .01 inch precipitation. Forecast calls for cloudiness and distant storms, then clear Friday with rising temperatures.
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Summer
Blotto the Great
Prisoner On Return Trip
Duncan M. Johnston awaited today his return to the state penitentiary at Boise to resume service of a life sentence for a killing he says he did not commit. The Idaho Supreme Court denied a third trial. he was convicted of killing George L. Olson, Salt Lake jewelry salesman, in May 1938. Johnston declares his innocence and criticizes the legal process.
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Pocatelo Precinct
Bannock County
Idaho
Pocatello
A. S. Horrocks
State of
Pocatello City
Twin Falls
Duncan M. Johnston
Boise
State Supreme Court
Johnston
George L. Olson
Salt Lake
Pocatello Officer Takes Command At Fort Francis Warren
Captain Lee R. Clemons of Caldwell assumes command of battery B 183rd field artillery at Fort Francis Warren Wyoming, replacing Captain Percy AL West of Pocatello who goes to Fort Sill. Clemons, an overseas World War I veteran, began service in 1916 and has served in multiple Idaho units. Second Lieutenant Gerald P. Burnham of Pocatello remains as second in command.
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Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Lee R. Clemons
Caldwell
183Rd Field Artillery
Pocatello
Idaho
Percy AL. West
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Army
Field Artillery
Clemens
Second Idaho Infantry
116Th Engineers
116Th Cavalry
Mary
LeRoy
Gerald P. Burnham
Labor shortage persists at Caldwell migratory camp
Caldwell June 5 despite a large influx of families at the federal migratory farm labor camp here a shortage of labor still exists. Manager L J Nuffer said 450 persons were living at the camp and working in harvest of peas strawberries haying and beet hoeing. A new mobile unit will be opened south of Nampa next week Nuffer added.
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Caldwell
Federal Migratory Farm Labor Camp
L. J. Nuff
Nampa
Nuffer
British Move in Syria as World War Sparks Front
British prepared to act in French ruled Syria to deter German forces. British bombed Alexandria injuring over 100 as Vichy and London clash over Syria. Germany and Romania mass troops on Poland and Romania border while Turkey watches anxiously and reports say German troops infiltrate Syria.
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Syria
Alexandria
Associated Press
Vichy
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Ukraine
Europe
Ankara
Great Britain
Germany
Poland
Rumania
Budapest
London
Indi
Britain
Middle East
London Radio
Amman
Transjordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Rhodes
Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu
Franz von Papen
Saracoglu
Iraq
Railroad Men Plan Formal Pay Demands
Chicago June 5 Railroad labor leaders representing 1 150 000 union members drafted wage increase demands to be presented to carrier management Tuesday. Non operating workers seek 30 to 34 cent hourly raises for 800 000 members with July 10 enforcement. Operating unions claim the raise would add 168 million to annual payrolls. non operating rates would rise to 70 cents to 1 15 per hour.
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Chicago
Western Association of Railway Executives
Salmon Resident Marvin Wright Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Marvin Rudolph Wright 24 of Salmon died Sunday from a self inflicted gunshot wound in a case Sheriff Isley ruled death by own action with no note. Born November 29 1916 in Salmon he lived here all his life and is survived by his parents sister widow Marian May Wright and infant daughter. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Doebler chapel.
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Salmon
Marvin Rudolph Wright
Robert Isley
Orville Wright
Orville and
Estelle Howard Wright
Marian May Wright
Doebler Chapel
Rexburg Armory Funds Approved by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt approves $60,000 in Work Projects Administration funds for a national guard armory in Rexburg Idaho. Senator Thomas reports the action and the project kickoff depends on the state WPA administrator and the sponsor.
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Washington
Work Projects Administration
National Guard
Rexburg
Idaho
Roosevelt
Thomas
WPA
Utah Weather Fronted by Clouds and Showers
Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with showers and isolated storms Thursday afternoon and evening in the east. Temperatures rise in the south Friday.
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Utah Westher
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Ministry of Supply
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Arthur Curtiss James
Ntion
Pagumonia
Harkness Pavilion
Harriet Eddy Parsons
William W. Carman
James
Daniel James
Phelps- Lodge
D. Willis James
Northwestern
A. Y. Satterfield
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Rock Canyon
Treasureton
Bear Lake
Paris
Utah State Line
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Egin
Drummond
Tetonia
Bulletins
American
Detroit
Donald and
Rosar
Newhouser and Tebbetts
Cleveland
Harris
Pytlak
Minor
Dorsett
Hemsley
Philadelph
Knott and Hayes
Smith, Hallett and Tresh
Hudson and Early
Gatehouse and Ferrell
Cincinnati
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Hitler
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