Ambulance and car crash in New Jersey kills six
An ambulance rushing to treat a three year old girl collided with a car at a street intersection in Haddonfield New Jersey. The dead include Richard Bloemaker Emma Bloemaker and three others. The injured include Policeman Frank Tucker who suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries.
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Collingswood
N. J
Richard J. Bloemaker
Haddonfield
Emma Bloemaker
Bloemaker
John Knorr Haddonfield
J. A. Rodecker
Perth Amboy
William Rodecker
Rodecker
Edward Smith
Keyport
Frank B. Tucker
Bluemaker
Lava Springs Draws Summer Crowds Amid Wet Weekend
June 7 report notes Lava hot springs attracted hundreds despite Sunday showers. Visitors from nearby sections enjoyed mineral waters while fashion trends show seaside garb, especially pajamas for younger women, with many wearing their best. Week-end dances, baseball games, and golf add to the attractions as hotels and apartment houses report busy late spring week.
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Lava
Pocatello Tribune
Deeds Recorded for Brinson Interest in Block 580 Lots
Edgar J. Hecht and others transfer portions of lots 8 9 and 10 in block 580 to Catherine Brinson. The matter appears in the Justice of the Peace docket versus The Leader Inc with R S Callis as referee and E Hopkins noted in the record.
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Edgar J. Hecht
Catherine Brinson
Justice of the Peace
R. S. Callis E. Hopkins
the Leader, Inc
Lost Guardsman Found In Red Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho on June 7 guardsmen from the local National Guard searched Snake River Canyon for missing Ralph Ryan an 18 year old who had been fishing with two companions. He was found at home sound asleep after his companions alerted authorities. The 50 member unit conducted the search and later received the call to confirm his safety.
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Twin Falls
Ida
National Guard
Snake River Canyon
Ralph Ryan
Ryan
States to Join in Fighting Crime
The Summers bill to permit states to enter into mutual compacts for crime suppression passed the House and moved to the Senate. It is part of a group of Lindbergh kidnapping related measures aimed at letting states cope with modern transportation used by criminals.
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Washington
House
Senate
Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Solved From Yesterday
Crossword puzzle clues and answers scattered across a page segment. Entries include both across and down items with various lengths and partial wordplay. The page also contains an answer note referencing yesterday’s solution and a final dish picture.
Kroger Earnings Rise 25.9 Percent in 1931
Cincinnati June 7 Kroger Grocery and Baking Co reports 1931 earnings of 2 731 128 up from 2 168 247 in 1930 a 25.9 percent gain This follows a 17.8 percent rise in advertising outlays The firm advertises in about 700 newspapers and links earnings gains to its advertising strategy The Food Foundation promotes standards quality and nutrition through Kroger testing and housewife assistance with dietetics and product improvement
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Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery & Baking Company
Kroger Company
Charles H. Shoenberger
Kroger
Food Foundation
Ward Attendant at Indian School Injured
Ward attendant Eunice T. McConnell at the Indian school hospital in Fort Hall was rushed to St. Anthony’s hospital after she was badly cut by a washer in the school laundry. Doctors say she will not be permanently disabled and should be released within days.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Eunice T. McConnell
Indian School
St. Anthony's Hospital
McConnell
Frank McConnell
South Dakota
Nellie P. Jensen
Agency Hospital
Portland
Ore
Lillias D. Lund
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Mary M. Perkinson
The
Oklahoma
Mary J. Teehee
Crop Outlook Bright In Lava Hot Springs Valley
Farmermen and livestock men report strong growing conditions across the valley due to timely seasonal rains. Green hillsides promise abundant yields with minimal frost impact and heavy blossoms on tame and wild fruit trees foretelling a large harvest.
Barker Represents Tribune at Chicago
Idaho journalist M. E. Barker, in charge of AP Idaho service, will accompany the Gem State delegation in Chicago to report on the Republican and Democratic national conventions. He has covered Idaho politics for years and attended the 1928 conventions in a similar assignment, contributing day by day for The Associated Press.
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Boise
Idaho
Chicago
Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
M. E. Barker
Gem
Barker
McHan Offers to quit if a physician runs for coroner
H L McHan Republican candidate for county coroner said he would retire if the party names a physician to run. He said he backed a physician as the coroner in a prior plan and that a third candidate spoils the effort again this year. McHan, former coroner, will face incumbent A W Hall in November.
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H. L. McHan
McHan
A. W. Hall
Students Make Good Progress At Southern Branch Short Course
The four year old junior short course at the Southern Branch hosts industrious boys and girls attending 8 to noon sessions. Talks by T R Neilson and J Wylie Sessions frame today’s assembly with Sessions later on Africa. Tours planned of Kraft Phenix Cheese Idaho Egg Candling Armour Creamery as D L Fourt L B Taylor lead farming and canning classes.
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J. W. Barber
Barber
Africa
Kraft-Phenix
Idaho Egg Candling Company
Armour Creamery Company
D. L. Fourt
L. B. Taylor
Fourt
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
G. T. Hudson
C. M. Genaux
Fern Spencer
Genevieve Hunter
Lorraine Christensen
Marjorie Eastman
Helen Pixton
Leatha Christensen
K. C. Hold Election Charles Butler Re-elected Grand Knight
The Pocatello council Knights of Columbus met Monday evening and re elected Charles Butler as grand knight and Rev J C Dolan as chaplain. Officers include deputy grand knight Frank Scott, chancellor Ben Gillis, treasurer Charles Cannon, financial secretary F A Schiele, advocate Peter Derham, warden Joseph Fitzpatrick, outside guard William Atkinson, and trustee Timothy Smith. A smoker and guest talk by P Hallahan from the supreme council will follow. open to all Catholic men.
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P. Hallahan
Supreme Council
New Haven
Conn
J. C. Dolan
Charles Butler
Frank Scott
John Dwyer
Ben Gillis
Ray Derrig
T. D. Gilmore
Joseph Keefe
Charles Cannon
Clement Sheeran
F. A. Schiele
Peter Derham
Joseph Fitzpatrick
G. T. Garvin
Frank Higgins
Tony Polato
Anthony Colaianni
William Atkinson
John Cusano
Timothy Smith
Harry DeLate
How to Make Gold on the Back Stoop
Professor William D. Harkins of the University of Chicago explains a theory to manufacture gold by adding electrons to mercury. The idea sounds simple but in practice the electrons refuse to merge with the mercury, preventing the process.
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Chicago
William D. Harkins
University of Chicago
Eagles Install Officers Monday in Pocatello
J C Downey veteran secretary of Pocatello Aerie of Eagles and H C Manion treasurer were reinstated at ceremonies last night in Eagles hall. Robert E Early heads the organization as president with N E Manion as vice president. Other officers include Jack Later conductor M J Rossiter inner guard Walter Hahn outer guard and W R Slaughter trustee. Dr J H Lynn was renamed physician.
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J. C. Downey
Pocatello Aerie
Eagles
H. C. Manion
Eagles Hall
Robert E. Early
N. E. Manion
Jack Later
M. J. Rossiter
Walter Hahn
W. R. Slaughter
J. H. Lynn
Golden Opportunity for Music Lessons
We organize eight week summer music classes for children to test for school bands and orchestras. Three lessons weekly total twenty four lessons. Instruments provided free for students without one for the term. Inquiries to Associated Music Studios 1966W Kasiska Bldg. Pocatello.
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Associated Music Studios Telephone
Kasiska Bldg
Pocatelo
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News OF Record
Lions President
Stanley Cleare
Pocatello Lions Club
Cleare
Hawaikian
U. S
Troy
Parisian
West Center
Tribune
M.E. Barker
K. C
Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
Louise
Nell
Lux
America
Tyna
Viday
N.B.C. Networks
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