State nurses seek new pay scale for Idaho hospitals
Idaho Nurses association urged hospitals to raise pay to five dollars for twelve hour shifts and four dollars for eight hour days. The group noted current rates of six dollars for twelve hours and seven dollars for twenty hours and called for regulation of qualified nurses. Boise was chosen as the 1935 convention city and several officers and directors were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Idaho Nurses Association
Boise
Funeral rites for Stella Young at A M E Church
Funeral services for Stella Young 49 died at a local hospital will be held at 2 p m Friday at the A M E church with Rev George F Allen officiating Burial follows at Mountain view cemetery under McHan mortuary direction She is survived by husband Charles A Young two children Juanita and George Wilbur a sister Agnes Fry of Pocatello and a brother Clarence Blanks of Atkinson Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Young
George F. Allen
Mountainview
McHan Mortuary
Young
Charles A. Young
Juanita
George Wilbur
Agnes Fry
Pocatello
Clarence Blanks
Atkinson
Kansas
Funeral services held for Arthur J. Lupton
Funeral services for Arthur J. Lupton leather goods salesman who died at a local hospital were conducted at 2 p m today by B P O Elks No 674 at McHan chapel. He lived with Mr and Mrs W B Grand and was born July 19 1869 in New Charlottville Virginia. Pallbearers were Grant Dugall Kenneth Ridgeway W S Janson Milton Zener Lambert Molinelli and Joe Jenkinson. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery under McHan mortuary direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lupton
B. P. O. Elks No
McHan Chapel
Lupton
W. B. Grandon
New Charlottville
Virginia
Grant Dugall
Kenneth Ridgeway
W.S. Janson
Milton Zener
Lambert Molinelli
Joe Jenkinson
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan Mortuary
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary Hold Meetings and Luncheon
The American Legion will meet tonight Thursday June 7 at 8 o clock in the Memorial building. The Ladies Auxiliary to Union Pacific club No 15 holds a covered dish luncheon Monday at 12 45 in Memorial hall followed by a regular meeting and cards. Members not yet contracted should call Mrs Pred McAfee 2365.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Memorial Building
Union Pacific Club No. 15
Memorial Hall
Pred McAfee
Pocatello News Briefs Include Arrests and Local Moves
L J Londo travels to Denver on business. Police seek Unich Hanson 12 for car pilfering in Logan and Downey. June 11 shops hours set nine to six with uniform price lists. Marriage licenses issued to Alvie Egan and Louise Allen and to Thomas Rowland and Opal Evans. Local accidents, thefts, and court actions span Fort Hall and Pocatello areas, with police seeking missing persons and indictments in Cheyenne. Dr Samuel A Eliot visits for Indian affairs. Barnet and Floridge to play at the Y courts. Fort Hall roundup set for June 26, sale July 2. Indian agents report arrests for intoxication and disturbances. several fines issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Egan
Louise 8. Allen
Arimo
Thomas B. Rowland
Opal Evans
Pocatello
Samuel A. Eliot
Boston
University, Southern Branch
Supt
F. A. Gross
Fort Hall
Eliot
Board of Indian Commissioners
Birth announcements and local notices in Idaho paper
Mr and Mrs William B Hurd Jr announce the birth of a daughter at St Anthony hospital. Mrs John Hunter mother of Ray Hunter dies of carcinoma in Oakland Cal with funeral Friday. Three juveniles face trespass charges for breaking railroad signal lenses in Oregon Short Line yards. they are lectured and released. Pocatello high school music award letters go to Mary Cox, Marjorie York, Janette Clifford and many others led by LeRoy Dale. gold P letters on blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Hurd, Jr
North Eighth
St. Anthony Hospital
Hurd
Pacific Fruit Express Company
John Hunter
Ray F. Hunter
North Arthur
Oakland
Cal
Hunter
Tony Valentine
Robert Phillips
Donald Jefferies
Oregon Short Line
Callis
Beys
Pocatello High School
L. J. Schnabe
LeRoy Dale
Mary Cox
Marjorie York
Janette Clifford
Dale Williams
Marvin Scott
Charlotte Peterman
Jack Morris
Francis Lewis
Glen Henry
Don Hartman
Norma Hawkins
Cornelia Damewood
Keith Brown
Stanley Rose
Ralph Baker
Margaret Cavanaugh
Francis Rose
George Stedman
Ben Lyon
Bob Parker
Mahlon Rupp
William Gregg
Jim Henson
Werner Erickson
Second Bandit Victim Dies in Indiana Shootout
Seymour police officer John Pfaffenberger died in Schenk Memorial Hospital after being shot while stopping three young bandits. Ed Coffin of Greenfield, last of the trio to be captured, was trapped at Bloomington and confessed to using a pistol to kill Deputy Sheriff Harold Amick and wound Pfaffenberger. Coffin, Robert Neal of Bloomington, and Lacel Long of Helmsburg face first degree indictments and await Friday hearing after remand to New Albany jail. The escape attempt for gasoline led to the pursuit and shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
John Pfaffenberger
Schenk Memorial Hospital
Ed Coffin
Greenfield
Bloomington
Matt Leach
Harold Amick
Scott Youny
Pfaffenberger
Coffin
Robert Neal
Lacel
Toots” Long
Helmsburg
New Albany
George Kopp
Neal
Long
Payne
Olympic Club Poised For Strong Track Team Victory Bid
San Francisco based Olympic Club plans to challenge for the 1934 National AAU track and field championship with its strongest squad in years. Coach Charley Hunter released a tentative lineup featuring two world record holders and numerous top distancers and field event stars from collegiate ranks. Ben Eastman is named as co holder of the 440 yard and 880 yard records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charley Hunter
Ben Eastman
Track stars to compete at Milwaukee meet
Walter Marty the world high jump champion will compete at the Milwaukee meet. George Anderson and Bob Kiesel from UC and Lou Salvato of San Jose State will be eligible for sprints. Anderson has tied the world 100 yard dash record of 9.4 seconds Kiesel 9.5 and Salvato 9.6 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Marty
Milwaukee
George Anderson
Bob Kiesel
University of California
Lou Salvato
San Jose State College
Anderson
Kiesel
sSalvato
Lewiston Lawyer Seeks Idaho Attorney General Nomination
Thomas A. Feeney, a Lewiston and Moscow attorney for 15 years and World War II veteran, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney general. He is president of the Idaho Association of Highway Districts and pledged to support the party platform set by the forthcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Thomas A. Feeney
Moscow
Idaho Association of Highway Districts
Nine Armenians go on trial for archbishop killing
Under heavy police guard, nine Armenians sit in court facing murder charges in the Christmas Eve stabbing of Archbishop Leon Tourain at Holy Cross Armenian church. A large police presence guards the trial as Judge Joseph E. Corrigan presides. The defendants are linked to the Tashnag Armenian revolutionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leon Tourain
The
Armenian Apostolic Church
Criminal Courts
Joseph E. Corrigan
Tashnag, Armenian Revolutionary Society
Holy Cross Armenian Church
Paralysis Persists In Idaho Spiderbite Patient
Boise June 7 Dr William Erkenbeck remains paralyzed on his right side and in a stupor after a Black Widow bite now in its third week in hospital. Dr Harold W Stone reports he is about the same though vomiting worsened. treatment continues with glucose injections feeding and shock management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
William Erkenbeck
Harold W. Stone
Buten
Police Seek Details On Warrant For Tall Yellow Negro
Police in Greensboro North Carolina report receiving a telegram from E. P. Hinson of West End requesting the warrant for a tall yellow man. Officials say they need another identifying detail to act and ask for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
E. P. Hinson
West End
Hinson
James Dewar Puts Pride in Deep Sleep Act
James Dewar leverages his unique routine as he performs in Cleveland on June 7, highlighting discipline and focus during a demanding stage show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Dewar
Dreaming piano mover falls from window and returns
A man in a dream demonstrates moving a piano by floating skills then tumbles from a third floor window. He lands on his feet and walks back up one flight of stairs before waking.
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Beulah Patterson
Nampa
Pesca
Garnet Gilberston
Wiston
Elizabeth Smith
Twin Falls
Nellie Chapman
Mildren Martin
Caldwell
Alphonsus
Helen A. Smith
Beular Osborn
Elizabeth Hill
Tribune
Oxy
L. J. Londo
Pocatello Gas Company
Denver
Unich Hanson
Logan and
Downey
Barnard Simpson
Inkom
Thomas Evans
Simpson
Guy Nelson
Pocatello Police Department
George and
Nephi Watson
South Arthur
Curtis Bohlscheid
Texaco
Arthur and
Bonneville
Harold Watson
North Lincoln
Betty Anderson
Babs Atkins
Cheyenne
Alice Josephine Howard
al Barner
Ray Floridge
Salt Lake
Bannet
Willard Walters
Kenneth Leavitt
Mr. Eldridge
Wm. Dunn
Barnet
C. A. McClellan
E.C.W
Fort Hall Reservation
San Jose
E. J. Diehl
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Fort Hall Indian School
Bozeman
Montana
Dieh
Fort Hall School
L. E. Dial
John Byrd
Dial
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
C. J. Bergstrom
E. Fremont Street
L. C. Wiedenheft
Bergstrom, Jr
Mary Miller
O. Neal
Dorothy Witthoft
C. B. Moon
C. Davis
Bryan Beauchamp
Seidel
Jake Kyle
Weymouth
L. C. Wiedeneft
Association
John Collier
Norman Tino
Paul Wishwap
James Truchot
William Kiyou
Ben Pavohoo
Ben Maroop
Eugene Edmo
Joe Warren
McCarty Farmer
Arthur Love
Claude Hughes
Bert Devenberg
Lane George
North Main
Olympic Club
Petersen’s
Blair-Fry Motor Co
Republican Party
Schilling Maple
Flacoring
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Terrell’s
Terell’s
Marian Rogers Spencer
Safeway Stores
Enna Jettick
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