Marble Held On Two Charges In Twin Falls
Daniel Marble, 50, a Twin Falls automobile salesman, faces two charges after a May 23 collision that killed Louis L. Witham. He was charged with manslaughter and driving while intoxicated, arraigned in Burley and later in district court, pleading not guilty. a hearing is set for tomorrow.
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Twin Falls
Daniel Marbie
Louis L. Witham
Marble
C W. Thomas
Cassia County
Burley
William Marble
Dr Kettenring C ma cone to Saturday
Dr Kettenring announced a medical work plan noting the cone injury in the foot and upcoming sessions set for Saturday and Wednesday. The brief indicates ongoing foot work and treatment milestones.
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DR. Kettenring
Schmeling Skips Ringside Focus For Golf Warmup
Max Schmeling enjoys a golf session at the Endicott course while War correspondents watch his training for the upcoming 15 round heavyweight title duel with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium. He jokes about overtraining as he posts a 72 in a foursome that includes Dr Fralick's nephew who tied the course record.
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Endicott
Max Schmeling
Max
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
Won Pralick
New York
JL. Smith
Pralick
Sharkey
Dr Fralick
Dr Pralick
Walter Korak
Gene Saraven
Joe Turnesa
Sharkey Continues Boxing Schedule Ahead of June 12 Fight
Orangeburg New York June 6 AP Jack Sharkey kept his weight at 198 pounds after five rounds in the outdoor arena. He sparred with three partners, shortening punches and refining a quick countering style. He will box until Monday then taper with light work Tuesday before the Yankee Stadium bout on June 12.
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Orangeburg
N.Y
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Wortham to Feature Five Hawaiian Entertainers
Wortham presents a Hawaiian troupe of five performers with two dancing girls, backed by guitars and ukuleles. Sponsored by Pocatello American Legion Post No. 4, the group tours as a major road entertainer with elaborate native style stage settings and festive lais.
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Wortham
Pocatello American Legion Post No. 4
Hawaii
Duke Kemakam
Honolulu
Pacific
MIT Freshmen Enter Regatta Field At Poughkeepsie
New total crews in the annual intercollegiate rowing regatta at Poughkeepsie rise to 23 with MIT freshmen entering the 1960 race. The extra entrant guarantees a record eight boats in the two mile freshman event, with MIT drawn in No 8 beside the University of Washington along the western bank.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
M_ IT
University of Washington
Italy Exports 19168 Motor Vehicles in Nine Months 1929
Italy exported 19 168 motor vehicles valued at 14 763 320 dollars during the first nine months of 1929. This follow up notes the continued strength of the automotive trade as industries recover post war.
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Italy
Marble Tourney Opens Next Week Under Tribune Auspices
The Pocatello Tribune announces the first annual marble championship to be held next week at YMCA playgrounds under playground director supervision. Hundreds of boys and girls practice, study official rules, and prepare under local leaders with Tribune coverage and planned later notes on training methods. Virginia Cornell of the YMCA will lead girls’ activities on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, introducing them to the sponsored marble sport.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
The
Virginia Cornell
Y Staff
Steamship Reservations Offered at Keystone Building
Gathe at the Keystone building offers steamship tickets to almost any world region with free information on lines. Customers are urged to make reservations early and contact T. H. Gathe as agent for booking.
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Gathe
Keystone
T. H. Gathe
Copra standard upheld by Tahiti buyers
Concerted action by copra buyers in Tahiti aims to maintain the quality of the South Sea product. On several islands unripe coconuts were being harvested for copra, producing an inferior batch and prompting measures to uphold standards.
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Tahiti
South Sea
Relics of Stradivarius on Display in Cremona
Relics of the 18th century violin maker Stradivarius will be shown in Cremona thanks to a gift by an Italian long resident in Germany. The exhibit will include a school for violin makers.
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Cremona Italy
Stradivarius
Germany
Civil Service Examinations Open in Pacific Northwest
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Junior stenographer and Junior typist with salaries from 1,260 to 1,620 dollars. Applications close June 23, 1930, for vacancies across Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
U. S. Civil Service District
Post Office
Seattle
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Watson Bros
Western Grain & Brokerage Co
Auspices Tribune
Pennsylvania
Salt Mig. Co
James D. Swen
Lye
le Selle St
Chicago
Civil Service Examinations
Texan
Common Carrier
Killi
Standard Oil Company OF California
Utah
Utah Lump and
Utah Nut
Ruebelmann Coal CO
Independent Coal & Coke Co
Aberdeen Coal
Knowles & Stirling
Mutual Coal Yard
Pocatello Agents
Aberdeen
Sime Bese Kenameter No. 5
Rainbow Coals
Housands
Goodrich Silvertown
Silver Fleet
Silvertowns
Motor Supply, Inc
Arthur & Clark
Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Silvertown
Cavalier
Ask
Falk-Thomson
West Center
Cameron Battery & Ignition CO
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
South First Avenues
Nestle
Duart
Realistis
Bishop’s Permanent
City
North
Lincoln
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