Four-H members hold program at university
About 140 junior short court 4-H members from 14 southern Idaho counties attend the first day at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Activities include hourly classes, a morning assembly, and an evening get acquainted party led by Oren Allson and Lorraine Chris sen. County attendance leaders were Bannock 28, Gooding 27, Lincoln 23, with other counties listing smaller enrollments. Tomorrow features talks by T. R. Neilson and J. Wylie Sessions, plus further recreation on campus and athletic fields.
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Idaho
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Marion Hepworth
General Assembly
Hepworth
Reed Hall Gymnasium
Oren Allson
Filer
Lorraine Chrissen
Firth
Girls’ Recreation Dictor
Bannock County
Gooding County
Lincoln County
Twin Falls
Jefferson
Cassia
Jerome
Bingham
Bonneville
Minidoka
Oneida
Bear Lake
Caribou
Power
T. R. Neilson
Southern Branch University
J. Wylie Sessions
L. D. S. Institute
Neilson
East
Sessions
Africa
New Books in the Children's Room at Eckersley Library
Thelma B. Eckersley announces fresh juvenile titles adding variety to the children's shelves. New offerings include Something to Do by Luella Lyons, Stonewall by Julia Davis Adams, At the Sign of the White Horse by Louise Seymour Hasbrouck, A Book of Mysteries by Augusta Huiell Seaman, The Splendid Spur by Arthur Quiller-Couch, Heroes from Hakluyt edited by Charles J. Finger, and other works featuring young readers, adventures, and historical tales for summer and rainy days.
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Thelma B. Eckersley
Luella Lyons
Stonewall
Julia Davis Adams
Stonewall Jackson
William Tell
Jackson
West Virginia
West Pointer
Mexico
South
Catskills
Veronica Ashe
Augusta Huiell Seaman
River Acres
Arthur Quiller-Couch
England
Hakluyt
Charles J. Finger
the Cabots
Frobishers
Notable figures in early voyages dominate borrowed works
The Bonneville Branch Library offers many books focusing on Sir Humphrey Gilbert Sir Francis Drake John Cavendish Cumberland and Sir Richard Greenville and the Spanish Armada with them receiving the most attention.
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Humphrey Gilbert
Drake
Cavendish
Cumberland
Voyages
Hawkins
Richard Greenville
Aramada
Bonneville
Tests Resume for Brake and Light Checks in Pocatello
Brake and light tests of local autos will run next Thursday and Friday under direction of the state and Pocatello traffic departments with Maurice Rossiter and A L Oliver in charge. Owners lacking tests two weeks ago must now comply. The effort is part of the annual local safety campaign sponsored by the Pocatello Tribune with help from local garages and auto firms.
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State and Pocatello
Maurice Rossiter
A. L. Oliver
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello Auto Company
MacKenzie-Firestone
Keystone and
Wagoner Garages
Pocatello Men Named Delegates To Northwest Typographical Conference
Charles Lamoreaux and Fred Liston were named delegates to the Northwest Typographical conference at a Pocatello Typographical Union 491 meeting. Lamoreaux, a charter member, has represented Pocatello before and attended Seattle last year. Delegates from Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington will meet in Boise next Monday and Tuesday.
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Charles Lamoreaux
Fred Liston
Pocatello Typographical Union
Lamoreaux
Pocatello
Seattle
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Boise
Templars to Hold Final Conclave
Gate City Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar will hold a June conclave Tuesday evening at 7:30. It is the last meeting until September and officers for the coming year will be elected and installed. A luncheon will follow in the banquet hall. All Sir Knights are urged to attend.
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Gate City Commandery No
Knights Templar
Robbers murder alleged hoarders extend death toll in New York
The spree targeting women suspected of hoarding cash in their homes grew to three victims. Barbara Strohmer, 81, was found severely beaten in her May 22 home. Earlier, Estelle Shackleford, in her sixties, died March 31, strangled in her apartment. Sophie Braham, 55, followed two weeks later.
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New York
Barbara Strohmer
Estelle Shackleford
Sophie Braham
Boise man earns master's degree from bed in hospital
William C. Carpenter of Boise received a University of Idaho master’s degree while confined to his bed at St. Alphonsus Hospital. Despite illness, he built a magazine subscription business by phone and led Idaho’s association of shut ins. He was already a 1923 bachelor’s degree recipient and former school superintendent.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
William C. Carpenter
Boise
Carpenter
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Idaho
Boise Capital News
Retail Clerks Hear Commander On Fort Hall Pageant Plans
Pocatello retail clerks will hear Ray F. Brookhart Legion commander outline plans for the Days of Old Fort Hall pageant the 49er celebration and the state convention at a 6 30 dinner meeting. A G Smith leads the affair inviting all clerks to attend. Legion quartet the Trumpeters Three and Dan Curran the flutist will provide entertainment.
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Pocatello
Ray F. Brookhart
Legion
King Carol of Romania to make radio debut
King Carol of Romania will broadcast from the royal palace in Bucharest next Wednesday evening marking the second anniversary of his accession. The 30 minute program will air over WABC and the Columbia Broadcasting system starting at 5 p m eastern standard time.
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New York
Carol of Romania
Royal
Bucharest
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Boy dies after bathtub boat ride in Chicago
Four year old Howard Tucker tried a new toy boat in a hot bath for his 21 month old brother Jackie. The child drowned the next day in the tub after being lifted into the water by the older boy. The incident occurred while the Tucker parents were away in their home with a maid present.
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Chicago
Howard Tucker
Jackie
Howard
George Tucker
Couple Die After Auto Collision Near Artesia
George H. Tim 65 and his wife Alice 66 of Pueblo Colorado were killed in a car crash while returning from north Hollywood. George Somerville of Los Angeles, driver of the other vehicle, was uninjured.
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Artesia
Cal
George H. Tim
Alice
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
North Hollywood
George Somerville
Los Angeles
Pocatello Boy Wins Recognition in Idaho Essay Contest
Dorothy Richardson of Moscow senior won the 1932 American History contest at the University of Idaho for best essay titled George Washington, Builder of a Nation. Pearl Walters placed second with Jean Emily Clough third. multiple honorable mentions were listed. Kappa Alpha Theta led campus groups with the trophy for the event honoring Washington’s bicentennial.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Dorothy Richardson
George Washington
Pearl Walters
Jean Emily Clough
Weiser
Jean Richardson
Heloise Miller
Twin Falls
Lloyd Berg
Pocatello
Ruth Mortenson
Elizabeth Gamble
Lucille S. Walton
Helen M. Eddy
Spokane
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gemma
Washington
Sons of the American Revolution
Barrymore Welcomes Son at Los Angeles Hospital
Dolore Costello gives birth to a six pound ten ounce boy at 4 p m Saturday in Los Angeles. The infant is expected to be John Barrymore II. Both mother and baby are reported doing well as John Barrymore Sr. faces a renowned theatrical career.
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Los Angeles
John Barrymore
John Barrymore II
Dolores Costello
Barrymores welcome newborn Dolores Ethel Mae
The Barrymore family expressed joy at the birth of Dolores Ethel Mae Barrymore at the local hospital on April 8, 1920. The family had previously stated they would be equally delighted with a boy or a girl.
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Barrymores
Dolores Ethel Mae Barrymore
Spade bid defeats 13 diamond hand in Seattle bridge match
Homer O'Keefe held a rare 13 diamond hand but failed to beat Howard Le Claire in Seattle. Le Claire used six spades and 100 honors plus five spades in the dummy to secure a grand slam despite O'Keefe’s strong hand.
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Seattle
Homer O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Howard le Claire
Veteran labor leader dies after long journey
Benjamin Schlesinger aged 54 a veteran New York labor union figure died at Graymor sanatorium near Colorado Springs. Founder and president of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union he had traveled from New York seeking treatment for tuberculosis. Doctors attributed his death to the strain of the trip and his weakened health. The body was to be sent back to New York.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
New York
Benjamin Schlesinger
Graymor Sanatorium
Here
Schlesinger
The
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Idaho men set records killing rattlesnakes in field
Boise reports two men and aides killed hundreds of rattlesnakes in separate hunts. Dr. W T White and his airedale dog reportedly struck a huge, chaotic den at Stump Creek near Twin Falls, cutting off 65 rattles as proof after killing many snakes. Dr John T Dallas cleared a den six miles from Boise and killed 60. others fled the area as activity subsided.
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Boise
W. T. White
Bureau of Animal Industry
Stump Creek
Twin Falls
John T. Dallas
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Grain dealers condemn farm board acts in convention
Pi Fl. Jones of Walla Walla was elected president of the Pacific Northwest Grain Dealers association for the third time at the twelve annual convention. Other officers were reelected. A principal resolution urged repeal of the agriculture marketing act and abolition of the federal farm board. It condemns stabilization activities, calls for keeping surplus cotton off the market, and urges disposal of wheat stocks through existing trade channels.
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Spokane
Wash
Pi FL. Jones
Walla Walla
Pacific Northwest Grain Dealers’ Association
Agriculture Marketing Act
Federal Farm Board
The
Farm Board
Prince Mandiyavat Svasti Graduates From Georgetown
Washington reports Georgetown University conferred degrees on 576 graduates including Prince Mandiyavat Svasti, brother-in-law to Siam's king. The royal student, a School of Foreign Affairs attendee, plans to return to Siam to begin a diplomatic career after three years living incognito in the United States. The prince's identity became known when Siam's king and queen visited last summer.
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Washington
Georgetown
Prince Mandiyavat Svasti
Siam
School of Foreign Affairs
Rambai Barni
United States
To Butte and Return Fare Notice for Dillon and Pocatello Travel
A rail fare offer lists $5.30 for a round trip to Butte with return via great Northwest routes. Tickets valid in coaches or chair cars, limited return to home destination by midnight June 13. June travel from Pocatello via Oregon Short Line. inquire with local agent for details.
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Dillon
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line
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