Friday Kitcheneering class promises surprises in Pocatello
Marian Rogers Spencer leads the Safeway Homemakers Bureau final session of the 1934 Kitcheneering course at the Recreation hall. Demonstrations cover stove operation, meat cuts, and holiday menus with 35 dishes, plus original breakfast and dinner ideas for homemakers. Cooking show runs two to four with fashion displays at 1:30 from J C Penney Co.
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Marian Rogers Spencer
Safeway Stores Homemakers’ Bureau
Recreation Hall
Spencer
Safeway
Bureau
Oakland
Ences
J. C. Penney Co
Robber drains street as cash box leaks on chase in Chicago
A robber fleeing with a cash box leaked coins along the block in Chicago. The trail of nickels and dimes led employees for blocks before the thief patched the hole, making the $189 loss and most coins recoverable.
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Chicago
Fool's Gold Inmates Quarrel Over Quarry Find
Ernest Williams, a slow moving convict, is seen swinging a pick in the state prison quarry. A guard investigates and Williams proclaims a gold find. A chemist dismisses it as torn sulphide and food’s gold, prompting Williams to shrug at the unlikely treasure.
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Joliet
Ill
Ernest Williams
Williams
Baseball officials grant retirement list for Bucher and Flowers
Chicago June 7 AP Kenesaw M Landis granted the applications of James Bucher of Brooklyn and D Arcy Flowers of Cincinnati to be placed on the voluntary retired list.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M Landis
James Bucher
Brooklyn
D'Arcy Flowers
Cincinnati
Belgian Queen Delivers Heir as Nation Recovers from King’s Death
Queen Astrid gives birth to Albert to crown prince Leopold III as Belgium reels from King Albert’s death. The infant, born at Laeken Palace, joins two existing siblings, while a government crisis unfolds and a gun salute signals the joyous announcement.
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Edouard Traus
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Albert
Astrid
Leopold III
Royal
Laeken
Max
Charles de Broqueville
Count de Broqueville
Leopold
Josephine Charlotte
Baudoin
Fort Hall Council Reverses Permit Grants to White Employees
The Fort Hall tribal council reversed its May action granting fishing permits to white employees of the Indian service and ordered recalls. Only Indians may fish on the reservation now. four members voted for recall, two opposed, with John Ballard absent. The recall move followed a June 3 Indian meeting at Buffalo Lodge. Supt. Gross spoke for the employees urging continued permits.
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Fort Hall
Supt
F. A. Gross
Indian Service
Buffalo Lodge
Bers
Supt. Gross
John Ballard
Episcopal minister fails in $50,000 damages suit
In Seattle a superior court jury refused to award damages to Rev. Emery C. Van Hise, Episcopal minister, who sought $50,000 from Rev. Dr. C. Stanley Mook for alleged alienation of his wife’s affections. Mook serves as pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Seattle
Emery C. van Hise
Episcope
C. Stanley Mook
Mook
Trinity Episcopal Church
Firefighters Halt Massive Stockyards Blaze
Four Emerald avenue buildings served as bulwarks during the fierce blaze at the stockyards valued at about 8 million dollars. Firemen fought the flames, using hoses and barriers to contain the spread and protect surrounding structures.
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Chicago
Emerald Avenue
Local Firefighters Quell Massive Blaze Amid Stubborn Flames
A major fire swept through an area with flames threatening nearby structures. Fire crews battled heat and smoke as bystanders reported a discarded cigarette sparked the blaze. Evacuation and safety measures were implemented as officials investigated the incident.
Rhem Released by Cardinals to Syracuse Club
St Louis officials announced veteran pitcher Flint Rhem has been released to the Syracuse club of the International League, subject to quick recall, to make room for Jim Lindsey obtained from the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday.
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Rhem
ST. Louis
Flint Rhem
Cher
Syracuse
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Lindsey
Cincinnati Reds
Licenses Issued in Blackfoot and Pocatello Couples
County Clerk P. B. Dance approved two marriage licenses on Wednesday. The first pair are Earl E. Cutler and Anna Hall of Pocatello. The second couple are Thomas F. Rogers of Pocatello and Ruth E. Ley of Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
P. B. Dance
Earl E. Cutler
Anna Hall
Pocatello
Thomas F. Rogers
Ruth E. Ley
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Safeway Cooking
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Leonard Beauty and Quality
Leonards
Safeway Kitcheneering School
Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
Coss of
Lee’s Grocery
Davis Trans. & Stor, CO
North Main
Tribune
Garretts
Garrett Transf
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