Young People Meet for 35th LDS Conference in Salt Lake
Young people from western states gather in Salt Lake City for the thirty fifth annual Mormon conference with the theme Onward With Mormon Ideals. The event runs three days with sessions for youth and leaders, contests in music speaking and drama, and an outing at Salt Farm in the evening. Heber J. Grant presides at the opening general session.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Young Men's and
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Associations
Primary Association
Heber J. Grant
Salt Afr
Tyhee Girls Organize Four H Canning Club Officials Elected
Under Ralph Stucky, county club leader, Tyhee forms a Girls Four H canning club. Officers elected: President Lila Lemmon, vice president Maude Harris, secretary Shirley Walton, reporter Leda Sorrensen. Next meeting June 18 at Mrs Walton’s home to can rhubarb and gooseberries. All girls invited.
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Tyhee
Ralph Stucky
H” Canning Club
Lila Lemmon
Maude Harris
Shirley Walton
Leda Sorrensen
W. Lemmon
James Walton
Walton
Pocatello girl can keep secret in California case
Miss Edythe Stoker former local stenographer defies a grand jury over business secrets of her employer attorney Henry S. McKay Jr Judge Aggeler rules in favor of privilege and she is released. The case highlights legal ethics on confidentiality between attorney and client as she cites privilege.
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Edythe Stoker
Miss Stoker
Elizabeth Stoker
C. E Goranson
al Stoker
Bert Stoker
McDougall & Jones
Los Angeles
W. T. Aggeler
Henry S. McKay, Jr
Look at Gift Horse in the Mouth Editorial on Rexburg College Share
The piece notes a second bid for a southern Idaho junior college. It reports the Latter Day Saints church weighing turning over Ricks Academy in Rexburg to the state for a two year college. Ricks Academy, founded 1888, has long focused on agriculture and tenets of practical training with six day instruction and strong regional ties.
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Idaho
Boise
Latter Day Saints Church
Mormon
Ricks Academy
Rexburg
University of Idaho
Lewiston Normal
Snake River Valley
Thomas E. Ricks
Idaho faces education shift and growing college strain
The Idaho Tribune argues against adding a new junior college, noting ample higher learning in the state and rising costs. It says the main need lies in reforming preparatory and rural schools, not expanding colleges, as small institutions struggle for funds and quality drops. It cites pressures on education, demographic limits, and a likely future focus on elementary and secondary training with limited university access.
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Ricks Academy
America
Lewiston Tribune
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