University to Graduate 235 At Frazier Hall Thursday
Idaho Southern University will award 235 diplomas and junior certificates at Thursday morning exercises in Frazier Hall. Harrison C. Dale will present certificates and confer degrees. Harold Benjamin will deliver the address These Rights and Privileges. Additional seating has been arranged to accommodate all attendees. The program includes Tannhauser and Sylvia selections by the university orchestra and a cappella choir.
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Snow chills Utah with half inch fall in June
Snow covered Park City and Eureka with about one half inch before dawn. A light rain over northern Utah aided crops drying after a three day wind, as authorities expected partly cloudy skies and warmer weather tonight and Wednesday.
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Shoe Styles Change at Boston Shoe Fair
In Boston at the 200th annual shoe fair about 600 manufacturers agreed fall styles will drop heels and toes. Toe styles may adopt balloon or blimp shapes to convey foot freedom. Heels will be lower for day wear and higher for evening. Evening slippers will be simple straps.
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Princess Kate Fazil Fined For Drunken Driving In London
London report says Princess Kate Fazil, American born wife of Egyptian Prince Ibrahim Fazil, was fined 125 dollars after a drunken driving case. She allegedly embarrassed a police doctor with remarks like Dont kiss me too much and Pat me on the cheek while authorities found a gin bottle in the car. Witnesses described her numb condition and odd statements to officers.
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Egypt
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Ames Aviatrix Safe After Arizona Landing
Helen Tanner of Ames Iowa landed a small airplane near Winslow after running out of gasoline near the Arizona New Mexico border. The ship was slightly damaged but no one injured. She walked 10 miles to a road, was picked up by Earl Arbin, spent the night in St Johns, and returned with gasoline to the plane.
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Balderston Choice as Nampa Chief
Nampa mayor Waigand nominated Jack Balderston of Pocatello for chief of police while incumbent Willard Harris, in office since May 2 1937, remained. The council split. Waigand voted yes, his ballot challenged as possibly illegal. Harris was promoted by Lewis Ord in 1937. Balderston previously led police in Pocatello and Idaho’s law enforcement department.
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Legion Auxiliary Chief to Visit Idaho Falls and Pocatello
Mrs. Amelia Morris national president of the American Legion Auxiliary will visit Idaho Falls and Pocatello on June 24. Driggs Idaho Auxiliary president Mrs Idona A Ross announced the visit and said Morris will attend a luncheon and banquet in Pocatello that day.
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Worker admits killing elderly Pittsburgh widow in plea
Paul Cervena, 31, a Westinghouse plant worker, pleaded guilty to murder of 79 year old Nap onocena Jacynski. He said he beat her then prayed because she told neighbors he planned to marry her. Judge Crichton set nine to 18 years.
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Five Boating Expedition Aims Pacific to Atlantic Route
A five boat expedition led by Mrs. E G Clegg of Vancouver B C sails from Coquille Oregon toward Yellowstone Park and on to New York City urban waterways. The group navigates the Snake River Hell's Canyon Colorado River and Mountain passes while facing shallow waters and near disaster.
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Idaho Weather Update Forecast
Idaho weather outlook shows fair conditions tonight with light fresta in the east portion. Wednesday will be generally fair and warmer across the state.
Student Flier Rescued as Plane Sinks Off Cape Cod
Cheston Eshelman a 22 year old Carlisle Pennsylvania student flier was rescued by fishermen from the trawler Villanova after his two place high wing monoplane sank 250 miles at sea near Georges fishing banks off Cape Cod. He had left Camden New Jersey with fuel for 175 miles and signaled for land direction via a message in a five gallon oil can. The Storm and Triton trawlers aided the rescue and the plane disappeared in 40 fathoms of water. A Camden New Jersey report notes locals think he hoped to fly to Europe and sought radio compass instruction from a local flying school manager prior to the voyage.
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Giants belt seven homers in one game to set MLB mark
The New York Giants slugged five homers in one inning and seven in the first four frames against the Cincinnati Reds to establish the record for most home runs by a team in a single inning, finishing with 17 runs. Jo Jo Moore and Mel Ott also homered, as Peaches Davis relieved Vander Meer and earned the mound win.
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Many to Try for Game Positions
Boise news reports a flood of applications for state fish and game department civil service posts as a June 6 deadline closes. C J Lefty Powell supervises the exam which will be held June 24, affecting about 90 positions. Existing 652 applications remain under consideration with additional entries after reopening.
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Rumor Wallace May Seek 1940 Democratic Nomination
Capitol Hill reports suggest Secretary Wallace of the Agriculture Department may run for president in 1940. Some allies say he would not enter unless Roosevelt refrains from a third term, while others hint at leveraging pledged delegates for a third term move.
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Police Judge Metes Out Fines In Tuesday's Court
Jim Herron charged with vagrancy fined 100 dollars and placed in the police cell after resisting officers. L. W. Girard fined 25 dollars for unlicensed plumbing. Alice Meadows paid 50 dollars on a 100 dollar vagrancy fine with the remainder suspended. Tom Athens pleaded not guilty to intoxication. bond set at 50 dollars for Thursday. Antonia Elizite and Tony Gonzales fined 15 dollars each for intoxication. E. W. Barlow J. J. Hager Mrs. Janie Smith and Bill Blakeley forfeited bonds of 1 dollar on minor traffic infractions.
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Signature Expert Clark Sellars to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Clark Sellars, former Peca tellan now in Los Angeles, visits the city with Mrs Sellars. He will address the Chamber of Commerce on Do You Know Your Own Signature and demonstrate how handwriting flaws affect forgeries and case work, citing Hickman, Judd, Lindbergh, and Hauptmann trials.
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City Council Meets Wednesday on Disposal Bids
The regular city council meeting is set for Wednesday night in the police station council chambers. Bids will be opened for the city gate page disposal work.
Hitler Reveals German Aid to Franco in Spain
Berlin reports Hitler told 18 000 veterans back from Spain that Franco asked for help and Germany would aid him. Goering praised the Condor Legion and Mussolini while Hitler framed aid as saving Germany from catastrophe and halting communism. About 350 Hitler Youth marched with a shield listing dead in Spain.
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Labor unions vow high court challenge to new labor law
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania American Federation of Labor chief James L. Mc Devitt says organized labor will press the fight through the courts to overturn sit down strike ban and injunction repeal in the state's revised Wagner act. Governor Arthur H. James plans to sign two bills amending the act and outlawing wage check off without worker approval.
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Recreation Course Draws Over Thousand Enrollees
About 1,050 youths enrolled in the city parks recreation program despite cold weather. A dancing program led by Clarice O. Smith was set for the Recreation Center at Lewis and Garfield with detailed age based schedules. Next week Franklin D. Hess will start painting and drawing in Memorial hall Sun Room from 2 to 5 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays through summer.
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Scout Board to Meet in Pocatello District
The regular monthly Boy Scouts board of review for the Pocatello Tenday Council will convene at 8 p m in the central fire station council room. Advancements in recent months suggest courts of honor will run through the summer. The June 14 court of honor location will be announced at the Wednesday board review.
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School Board Delays Bid Awards Pending Warrants
Board members met Monday night to review bids on school equipment but no bids were publicized. Chairman F A Burton said awards will wait until all warrants are issued and bidders remain unnamed until final awards are made.
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Presbyterian Ladies' Aid to Hold Meeting
A Presbyterian Ladies Aid gathering will take place at Mrs. S. D. Sanford’s home 1256 North Hayes with Mrs. James Yowell as assistant hostess Attendance is desired by all members.
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Brokers curbs on margin accounts by NYSE members
New York brokers allied with NYSE member firms face a June 30 deadline prohibiting personal margin accounts. The rule applies to margins held by the broker and by other member firms.
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Russell linked to Irish rebel group amid royal visit near Windsor
Sean Russell admitted head man of the outlawed Irish Republican Army said the IRA probably was involved in February London bombings. Russell, described as chief organizer for Clan Na Gael in the United States, was held incommunicado in a federal detention building as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited Windsor Ontario across the Detroit River.
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Club to Meet at Rainbow Hall in Lava Hot Springs
The Townsend club sets a 7 30 p m meeting at Rainbow dance hall above Idaho Power office with Lava Hot Springs musicians B H Johnson George Johns Daniel Higgins Mrs Alice DeGeorgio Mrs Lyda Merrill and Ames orchestra to play for the post meeting dance. An old fashioned picnic dinner is planned for June 18 at Lava Hot Springs state park dinner at 1 pm baskets requested Glendora Ranch Gang to provide day entertainment.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority bans low flights Friday
Washington June 6 the civil aeronautics authority forbade low flying for 11 hours on Friday along the Potomac river route. British royalty will travel to and from Mount Vernon.
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New York Sings the Blues as Natives Go to Fair
New York faces a bleak mood as World’s Fair crowds draw residents away from restaurants, hotels, and night clubs. Broadway producers cut wages and prices, and eateries report sharp declines while some bars see patrons seek only minimal service to reach the fair.
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