Mine Cave-In Kills Two in Idaho
WALLACE Idaho June 6 John O'Brien local union president said 150 Sunshine mine workers voted not to return to work until the state industrial accident board inspects the mine after an unexplained cave-in yesterday killed two workers William Mir Wardner and William Edson Osburn Mir's body was recovered and Edson remained missing as rescue crews continued the search near Kellogg Kellogg Sunshine property O'Brien said workers demanded the resignation of State Mine Inspector Arthur Campbell and urged members to write Governor Clark.
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Kelloge
O’brien
Arthur Campbell
Clark
Campbell
State Plants Cats Boise
Boise June 6 The state fish and game department has completed the planting of 1 500 cats for release in local waters. The program aims to bolster fishing and balance ecosystems across designated habitats.
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Boise
State Fish and Game Department
Channel catfish planted in southern Idaho waters
An adult spotted channel catfish between eight and 15 inches was found in southern Idaho waters. The fish were planted in the Snake River near Burley Wilson Lake near Hazelton Little Wood River between Shoshone and Gooding Boise River near Parma and the Payette River below Black Canyon Dam.
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Idaho
Snake River
Burley
Wilson Lake
Hazelton
Little Wood River
Shoshone
Gooding
Boise River
Parma
Payette River
Black Canyon
Water Works Contract Awarded to Local Firm
CHALLIS June 6 Special reports the water works project awarded to Kloepher and Cahoon for about $19,000 of an estimated $20,000. The low bid wins and work is expected to start soon.
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Challis
Kloepher and Cahoon Company
CCC Camp Forest Headquarters Destroyed by Lightning
A lightning strike ignited a fire at the White Valley CCC camp along Chal lis creek destroying the forest headquarters building. The camp is unoccupied this summer as enrollees stay at Bonanza Bar for the coming season.
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Challis
White Valley
Legion at Salmon Elects Officers
The American Legion and auxiliary at Lloyd Show Post No 67 in Salmon elected officers for the coming year. Legion officers include Sam Wright as commander and D W Chambers as second vice, with Kenneth McBride adjutant and others serving as officers. Auxiliary officers list Ruth Chambers as president and Lucille Benson as first vice, with several named as secretary treasurer historian and executive board. Delegates to the department convention in August were named for auxiliary with alternates and Legion delegates to be elected next month. Both groups voted to sponsor a boy for Boys State at Boies next month.
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Boies
Blackfoot Women Organize War Effort
June 6 members of the Bingham county Red Cross chapter met at Mrs. A. B. Stephens home to organize immediate action. The production board will meet Monday at 2 p.m. in the high school home economics sewing room. Mrs. W. E. Smedley Mrs. Donald Good and Mrs. Wm Tomlinson named to the national defense fund committee.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Red Cross
A. B. Stephens
W. E. Smedley
Donald Good
WM. Tomlinson
National Defense Fund Committee
Balloon tire on car flattens to 10 to 12 inches
A ordinary balloon tire on an automobile flattens to a 10 to 12 inch contact patch with the road, affecting grip and handling.
Clark seeks price relief for Idaho gasoline
Governor Clark asks federal price administrator Leon Henderson for help in securing reduced gasoline prices for Idaho. He said he has messaged Henderson to consider Idaho's case at a meeting with Pacific coast oil company executives.
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Boise
Clark
Leon Henderson
Idaho
Henderson
Pacific Coast Oil Company
GM Officers Awarded 45000 Shares As Bonuses
The Securities and Exchange Commission reports General Motors distributed more than 45,000 shares of its common stock as bonuses to 25 officers and directors during April. The stock is valued around 1.7 million dollars at current market prices.
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Washington
General Motors Corporation
Securities Commission
Indian sun dance scheduled on Fort Hall Reservation
The annual Indian sun dance will begin at sunset on Saturday July 19 on the Fort Hall Reservation. Traditionally three dances are held at Buffalo Lodge Eagle Lodge and Bannock creek. Willie George has been named chair man of the Bannock Shoshoni tribal council.
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Fort Hall
Buffalo Lodge
Eagle Lodge
Bannock Creek
Willie George
Bannock - Shoshoni
Market close shows uneven declines in timid trading
New York June 6 stock prices edged lower as turnover neared 350000 shares. Roosevelt denials on peace rumors did not move markets. leaders included Bethlehem Steel, Consolidated Aircraft, New York Central, Owens-Illinois, and Union Carbide with many others trailing. Market tone remained cautious with mixed gains and losses across industrials and utilities.
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New York
Roosevelt
Tre
Nto
Bethlehem Sperry
Consolidated Aircraft
New York Central
Owens-Illinois
Union Carbide
du Pont
Caterpillar
Santa Fe American Smelting
Grain futures rise as loan rates spark wheat gains
Chicago wheat climbs with July around 99 cents and September at $1.00 as government loan rate news supports bids, but futures stay below loan levels on a Chicago basis due to rains in the southwest. Cash grain prices for No 2 hard wheat No 2 yellow corn and assorted oats and soybeans are listed with bid and offer ranges.
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Chicago
Milla
Barney
Market Roundup: Potatoes Butter Eggs and Metals Prices
Chicago reports mild demand and light stock across produce with arrivals 124 and on track 168, while U S shipments total 1 111. Butter prices steady around 34 4 in New York and 38 cents per pound in bulk. eggs show mixed grades with storage values varying. Metals show copper steady near 12 and tin around 52 62, with zinc and lead steady and forward quotes listed.
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Chicago
U. S
New York
Connecticut Valley
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Mineral Elements Mentioned in Domestic Ore Report
A historical notice lists minerals including antimony quicksilver platinum Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelite as unchanged in the report.
Local Market Prices and Grain Rates at Pocatello Mill
Readable prices show wheat and oats quotes from Pocatello Mill and Elevator Co. with buying prices for wheat and corn. Local market items include russets and rural potatoes with assorted grades and bulk allocations. silver quotes from New York note bar silver at 34.5 cents.
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Pocatello Mill & Elevator Co
Dicklow and Federation
New York
Road Conditions Report For Idaho Route System
The bulletin details state route conditions from Arimo to McCammon and Shelley to Idaho Falls on U S 93, noting coad and fair segments. It covers Ketchum to Stanley and Challis to Salmon construction, with No 21 Boise Stanley highway fair with possible slides and closure beyond Lowman, plus No 24 Roosevelt highway good east of Dietrich, No 34 Grace Preston highway good, Cleveland bridge 6 ton limit, and 18 miles of rough gravel.
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U. S. 93
Sawtooth Park Highway
Coad
Nevada
Ketchum
Galena
Stanley
Arco
Challis
Salmon
Boise-Stanley
Lowman
Roosevelt Highway
Dietrich
Grace-Preston
Cleveland Bridge
Rodeo Sponsored by Bannock-Shoosh Boosters at Fort Hall
The Bannock-Sho shone Boosters group hosts a two day rodeo at Fort Hall on Saturday and Sunday. The event features Indian war dances and a grand entry parade starting at 2 PM each afternoon alongside the usual rodeo events.
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Bannock-Shoshone Boosters Association
Fort Hall
Idaho Highways In Good Condition
Idaho State highway department surveys show U S 30 Old Oregon Trail route good overall with rough spots east of McCammon U S 91 Idaho Montana and Yellowstone Park highways rough from Utah line to McCammon indicating uneven surfaces and wear.
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Idaho State Highway Department
U.S. 30
Oregon Trail
McCammon
U. S. 91
Idaho-Montana
Yellowstone Park
Utah Line
State Seeks Bids for Roosevelt Highway Seal Coating
Boise June 6 bids will be opened June 20 for seal coating of 10.989 miles of the Roosevelt highway between Elk Creek and Alpine in Bonneville county the state highways bureau announced today.
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Boise
Roosevelt Highway
Elk Creek
Alpine
Bonneville County
State Highways Bureau
State Cutting Costs Recommendation to Eliminate Bonds
Governor Clark proposed ending scores of fidelity and personal bonds for state employees with exceptions by law and for those handling state money. He called bonding everyone a racket and said premiums are high yet largely meaningless. State Auditor Wright warned department heads would be liable for shortages.
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Boise
State Board of Examiners
Clark
Calvin E. Wright
Dunn Graduates From Utah Agricultural College
Melvin Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Sam Dunn of Tyhee completed a bachelor of science degree at Utah Agricultural College Logan on Saturday He plans to return next year to pursue a master's degree Dunn was a prominent musician and a finished trumpet player at U A C and led campus performances
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Melvin Dunn
Sam Dunn
Tyhee
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Dunn
California scientists report immunity to repeated electric shocks
Three California scientists have reported that after repeated electric shocks a certain degree of immunity to further shocks is acquired. The finding suggests potential limits on pain response and raises questions for medical applications and safety standards.
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California
Peanuts Replace Wool in Early Artificial Fibers
A report states that artificial wool fibers are now produced from peanut sources, marking a shift in textile innovation. The development highlights the use of peanut proteins to create synthetic fibers and potential implications for agriculture and industry.
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Alby
North American Aviation Company
Inglewood
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van Camp Sea Food Co. Inc
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Giiche Bea Unas
Red Cross
Percy Jones
C. W. Spalding
Planning Board
James R. Ryan
Neil F. Boyle
S. W. Wilson
C. A. Hoover
W. Smedley
W. M. Tomlinson
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Wilfred Olsen
National Biscuit
Jesse M. Chase
East Center
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Blair-Fry Motor CO
Financial Ad Markets
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Allied Stores
Allia Chalmers
American Steel Poundries
American Tel & Tel
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Atchison Topeka & Saniave
Atlantic Refining
Barnscda
Aiesee
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Borden Products
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California Packing IB
Calumet & Hecla
Canada Dry Hi Easees
Canadian Pacific
Case Aeastings
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island & Bf
Chrysler Corporation
Colorado Purl
D& Light
Erie Railroad
Firestone Tire
Lady General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Goodrich Tire
Goodyear Tire
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Itnolts Central
International Harvester
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International Tel
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Kresger
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Montgomery Ward
Nash Keivinator
National Cash
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corporation
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United Corporation Elieve
United Gas Improvement
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Vanadium Steel
Warner Pictures
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Westinghouse Electric
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WOON
Los Angeles
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Hecla Mining
Mountain City Copper
Niagara Hudson Power
Technicolor Aid Transitx
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DOR Sedan
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Sedan. Com
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North Main
Balance Fair
Arimo
Shelley
Idaho Falls
Istray
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Highway Motor Co
CTA Pane
Fisher
Intermountain Chevrolet
West Center
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