Bannock County Officials Do Not Warn on Beer Sales
County attorney B A McDevitt says no warning was issued about selling 3.2 beer in Pocatello and that state law remains unchanged. City attorney Ralph Jones is drafting a beer ordinance for Pocatello, with council support likely, to enable licenses if state law allows beer sales. Seventeen federal beer permits have been issued locally, with protections through June 1. retail licenses cost 20 annually and wholesalers 50. Budget talks note upcoming employee checks after a budget resolution passage.
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Pocatello
B. A. McDevitt
McDevitt
Idaho
Ralph Jones
Elmer Smith
Pocatello City
Smith
Jones
Internal Revenue Office
Fred White
Internal Revenue
Ashton
Inquest renewal set into Georgia Head death
Glens Ferry Idaho June 6 AP a renewed inquest into the death of 12 year old Georgia Head is to begin to learn how the poison suspected to have caused her death was obtained The inquest paused to allow lab tests on poison in the stomach liver and kidneys Assistant state chemist A W Klotz reported poison found in the stomach The child the daughter of Mrs Charles Brady of King Hill from a former marriage died about 12 hours after being seen alive and well
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Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Georgia
Charles Brady
King Hill
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills correspondent Will Rogers notes a hopeful but cooling recovery under Roosevelt, comments on Congress finding seriousness, and jokes about tax and temperance policies as government rifts over liquor and reservations surface.
Panhandler Bites Mustachi's Nose in California
Alvarado California June 6 a panhandler snatched a cigarette from Jesus Mustachi 32 and bit off the end of his nose as he walked home after refusing the panhandler. Mustachi said the cigarette was his only one and police reported the incident.
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Alvarado
Calif
Jesus Mustachi
Mustachi
Buddy
Snyder Urges Graduates to See Facts at Idaho Event
Graduates of the University of Idaho Southern Branch heard a commencement address by R H Snyder president of Albion State Normal School urging them to disillusion themselves and face reality. He warned college life can be unreal and urged readiness for an industrial era where machines may replace some work but not all human roles. He emphasized the value of small deeds over mere big institutions.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
R. H. Snyder
Albion State Normal School
Snyder
Bacchus
Delibes
University Symphony Orchestra
Donald Kissane
J. C. Dolan
Oscar Nygord
Merle McKaig
Phyllis Alley
Dorothy Keener
Dorothy Dick
Mildred Pacina
Eleanor Anderson
Helen Kemper
Raymond H. Snyder
Ferris Edgley
Bob Neilson
Ingard Neilson
James Judson
Bill Wright
John R. Dyer
French entrant Lyette Teppaz dies at Chicago Fair
The French representative in the Chicago world's fair queen contest, Mlle Lyette Teppaz of Paris, died in a hospital early today. Physicians cited acute peritonitis following colitis as the cause. she was 29 and had been ill since leaving France, missing much of the festivities.
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Chicago
Mlle
Lyette Teppaz
Paris
France
Beer Tax Only Revenue Proposal Before Legislature
Governor Ross says beer taxation will be the sole revenue topic for the upcoming Idaho special session with sales tax dropped. No revenue estimate on beer is provided, while a separate measure would allow pre maturity sale of securities held by the Public Investments department. Idaho Falls reports waning 3.2 percent beer interest as wholesalers ship north and south.
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Boise
Ross
Idaho
Department of Public Investments
Treasury
Supreme Court
Senate probes Morgan finances seeks authority over stock deals
Investigators led by the Senate move to broaden power to examine Morgan partners stock transactions affecting their income taxes. The focus remains on Morgan affiliations with Van Sweringen railroad ventures as O P Van Sweringen testifies. Robinson demands swift action and accuses authorities of hampering inquiry while urging Woodin's impeachment if not removed.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan
van Sweringen
Thomas
Lamont
William Ewing
Harold Stanley
John W. Davis
O. P. van Sweringen
M. J
Morgan Bank
Robinson
Indiana
Woodin
Morgan Selected
Melting Snows Push Columbia Toward Flood Stage
Along the Columbia River in Oregon and Washington, rapidly melting snow threatened lowland farms lumber mills and docks as the river neared flood stage at about 21 feet. The Willamette River also rose above 20 feet as crews moved merchandise to upper floors and restricted river access for safety.
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Orc
Columbia River
Columbia
Vancouver
Wash
Weather Bureau
Williamette
Karl Prehn
Bell
Today’s Scores in the American League and National League
Baseball results from Philadelphia and New York show decisive wins with Washington and New York posting strong showings. Boston and Chicago also marked scores as St Louis and Cleveland split actions while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh engaged in another contest.
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R. H. E. Washington
Stewart
McAfee
Burke
Sewell
Mahaffey
Cochrane
Boston
New York
Johnson
Ferrell
Pennock
Dickey
Rhodes
Weiland and Ferrell
Brennan
St. Louis
Lyons and Grube
Blaeholder
Shea
Detroit
Cleveland
Rowe and Hayworth
Harder and Spencer
Brooklyn
R. H
Hubbell
Mancuso
Carroll
Mungo
Thurston
Lopez
Cincinnati
Hallahan
Johnson and Wilson
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chagnon
Grace
Root
Tinning and Hartnett, Stout, Benton and
Hemsley
Twin Falls Adopts Repeal Convention Resolution
The Twin Falls city council unanimously adopts a resolution asking Governor C. Bet Ross to proclaim the date for an Idaho constitutional convention to vote on repealing the eighteenth amendment. Mayor Duncan Johnston introduces the measure grounding Idaho’s path to delegates election authority.
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Twin Falls
C. Bet Ross
Idaho
Duncan Johnston
Game Department Closes Streams in Idaho Region
The state game warden issued closing orders on Devil Creek in Oneida County from Maxwell bridge upstream 1.5 miles to Birch Creek diversion point. Another order closes Birch Creek from Thornton bridge 7.5 miles up to its source.
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Boise
Devil Creek
Oneida County
Maxwell Bridge
Birch Creek
Thornton Bridge
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Frank Mick Olson
Mr and Mrs Frank Mick Olson announce the birth of a son at Beck hospital Sunday.
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Blackfoot
Frank Mick Olson
the Beck Hospital
Miss Pocatello pageant leads shift in votes
The top two contestants in the Miss Pocatello contest broadened their margin over the field during the weekend. Louise Woffington trails Jean Halliwell by about 17,900 votes, while Dorothy Manning climbs to seventh and Jessie Wilson rises to ninth as standings show wider gaps among the leaders and a long tail of others with smaller gains.
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Doroty Hard
Louise Woffington
Jean Halliwell
Lucille Myers Seeveees
Grace Bryning
Margaret Stanley
Evelyn Bachelor
Dorothy Manning
Thella Hess
Marie Cornforth
Precilla Henney
Marjorie Moore
Alma Stedtfeld
Edith
Crane
Bymvia Coxesc
vOranor
Eileen Eschler
Nelda Armstrong
Dorothy Hard
Miriam Walters
Mickey Foster
Laetitia Goldsmith
Order raises compensation for veterans
President Roosevelt signed an executive order raising compensation levels for service connected disabilities, aiming to offset budget pressures from the economy act. He warned that adherence to Senate cuts could trigger higher taxes to balance the budget, while hoping the new rates would avoid larger tax hikes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
Mattern Reaches Omsk In Round the World Flight
Jimmy Mattern arrived in Omsk Siberia after a 74 hour 18 minute flight from Floyd Bennett field still 18 hours 44 minutes behind the Post Gatty record to Irkutsk. He planned only a short rest before the 1250 mile leg to Irkutsk to try to close the gap.
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New York
Jimmy Mattern
Omsk
Siberia
Post-Gatty
Post
Gatty
Floyd Bennett Field
Siberian
Trains Deliver Reforestation Crews to Idaho Camps
Three trains of reforestation workers arrived in Pocatello with 450 men to be enrolled in 18 local camps led by Major Parley D. Parkinson. The trains carried crews to Spencer Fairchild Ketchum Cascade Smiths Ferry Banks and Boise. Additional trains were set for Montour Smiths Ferry West Yellowstone Divide McCall and Salem districts.
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Pocatello
Spencer
Fairchild
Ketchum
Cascade
Smith's Ferry
Banks
Boise
Parley D. Parkinson
Salmon
Paris
Victor
Montour
Idaho
Smith’s Ferry
West Yellowstone
Divide
Montana
McCall
Boise District
Mattern Flight Log Details Worldwide Stops
The Associated Press flight log outlines James Mattern’s itinerary starting in New York on June 3 at 4 20 a m and continuing through Jumfru land Norway Jomfruland Oslo Moscow Omsk Siberia with arrivals and departures listed for June 4 5 6 including times and locations on his around the world trip.
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Associated Press
James Mattern
New York
Jumfruland
Norway
Jomfruland
Oslo
Moscow
Omsk
Siberia
Illinois Ninth votes for repeal of Prohibition
Illinois voters heavily oppose the eighteenth amendment with about four to one in favor of repeal. Evanston reports 8,331 for repeal and 2,875 against in 42 of 53 precincts. Other states including Indiana set dates for similar ballots as June ends.
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Illinois
Chicago
Evanston
Ill
Indiana
Camp Tendoy to Open Soon for 1933 Season
Camp Tendoy near Mink Creek opens Monday at 10 am under D C Watkins local scout executive. The two week program emphasizes camp methods over crafts and alternates two weeks for boys with a Campfire Girls session in the middle. Last year 486 boys attended. Kathryn Woodland and Fern Holt return to oversee foods and cooking.
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Tenday
Mink Creek
D. C. Watkins
Watkins
Kathryn Woodland
Fern Holt
Mattern Resting In Omsk After 1400 Mile Flight
James Mattern arrived in Omsk from Moscow after a 12 hour 22 minute non stop flight covering about 1400 miles at nearly 120 mph. He planned a rest period before continuing his around the world journey. The city of 115000 on the Irtysh river is noted for meat and dairy industries and has municipal services.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Jimmie Mattern
Omsk
Urals
Steppes
Siberia
James Mattern
Century of Progress
Wee
Mattern
Moscow
Omek
Irtysh
First Concrete Pours Start Boulder Dam Work
Workers in Boulder Canyon begin the pour of the first cubic yard of concrete for Boulder Dam. The arch will rise 730 feet high and 1,180 feet wide, creating a massive reservoir and powering a vast refrigeration aided curing system. The project aims to finish in about two years with 5,500,000 barrels of concrete.
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Boulder City
Colorado
Leviathan
Boulder Dam
Man Crushed by Gear in Home Auto Fatal Idaho Incident
Rigby Idaho June 6 P Crushed when he attempted to crank his auto while it was in gear J B Brig Morgan prominent Labelle farmer and bishop of the Labelle Latter Day Saints church ward for 20 years died of injuries on the way to Rigby hospital yesterday afternoon. Morgan was knocked to the ground and pushed through a fence before family could help. Surviving are two sons and four daughters.
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Rigby
Idaho
J. B
Brig” Morgan
Labelle
Latter Day Saints Church
Rigby Hospital
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