Doctors Guard Health Of CCC Camps In Pocatello District
First Lieut. Samuel Weisross, district surgeon for the Pocatello district CCC, outlines a 33-doctor medical unit to staff 33 camps with Civilian and Medical Reserve corps personnel. The program includes a six bed infirmary, monthly camp inspections, vaccines for all enrollees, and routing of serious cases to hospitals, as supplies arrive for minor operations and first aid.
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Samuel Weisross
Pocatello District CCC
Medical Reserve Corps
Army
Veterans
House Vote Reveals Blue Eagle Favored
The council urged a new NRA act after noting at least 1,000,000 workers faced wage cuts or longer hours since the supreme court struck down the code. The piece positions Blue Eagle support as favorable to national recovery efforts.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Hartford man rides to court to save on fine
Edward P. Hayes of Hartford traveled about 50 miles to Bridgeport court to pay a fine. When asked how much money he had, he replied ten dollars and offered to split it with the court. The exchange reflected the motive to reduce costs of the proceeding.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edward P. Hayes
Hartford
Traffic Lights Installed in Pocatello Intersections
Five traffic signals completed in Pocatello at Main and Center, Main and Lewis, Main and Clark, Center and Arthur, Center and Second. Chief Balderston says they will begin regulated operation next week on a 12 12 3 timing with 12 seconds stop and 12 go. Main and Center handles about 10 000 cars daily, creating a major congestion on narrow 40 foot streets.
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Pocatello
J. L. Balderston
Main
Center
Lewis
Main and Clark
Arthur
Balderston
Main and Center
Troop B Leaves For Summer Camp
Officers and enlisted men of Troop B, 116th Cavalry Idaho National Guard, entrain for Boise for a two week summer encampment at Camp Robert E Derbyshire Boise Barracks. The camp opens tomorrow and runs to June 22. Corporal Joseph L Warth promoted to sergeant along with privates advancing to corporal or private first class. The unit departs at 2 25 am on O C L train No 21.
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116Th Cavalry
Idaho National Guard
Boise
Robert E. Derbyshire
Boise Barracks
Edmund B. Roche
Roche
Joseph L. Warth
William E. Baker
James F. Downey
Vincent E. Moore
Robert Allbright
Paul V. King
Robert Warth
Caldwell
Crest of raw flood swamps Missouri in stretch
Floodwaters from Rocheport to the mouth of the Missouri push out of banks for over 200 miles turning fields into inundated lowlands. Relief comes as residents return while dike patrols maintain security and farms lie buried beneath rising waters.
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Kansas City
Kas
Missouri
Rocheport
St. Charles
Government Seeks Room For Offices In Other Cities
The government may move some offices to ease cramped Washington quarters. The commerce department proposes a $9,370,000 census of business with Baltimore as headquarters. The census bureau also suggested a $2,000,000 card index project in Philadelphia to relieve Washington space pressure and widen the pool of unemployed personnel.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Baltimore
Census Bureau
Philadelphia
Two Indian Boys Drowned Crossing Snake River
Fort Hall reports the drowning of Raymond Wettenbone aged 11 and Hamley Sumner aged 10 while crossing the Snake River on horseback during a fishing trip. A large search party led by Police Chief Joe Baker and Indian officials searched the river. rewards of fifty dollars were offered for each body. Hamley’s mother is Estelle Browning Wahtomy. his father is dead. Raymond’s mother is dead. his father John Wettenbone survives with family.
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Fort Hall
Raymond Wettenbone
Hamley Sumner
Snake River
Horesback
Gross
Joe Baker
Frank A. Nelson
Bert Gay
Isaac Jackson
Frank Papse
Raymond
John Wettenbone
Hamley
Estelle Browning Wahtomy
Globe trotting furniture puzzle ends in Idaho detour
Frank W. James reports his household goods vanished in Chicago and later turned up in Burley Idaho. Garret moving officials were told to ship the items to Burley by a woman caller, with a second call claiming missing pieces were not delivered. Deputy sheriffs pursued the mystery as Mr. James remains unaware of the wanderings.
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Salt Lake City
Frank W. James
Globe
Burley
Idaho
James
Ninth East Street
Chicago
Garret Truck Lines
H. 8
Evans
G MEN SEND BIG CHIEF TO COAST TO CHASE GANG
The text notes one of five men linked to a kidnapping is listed as fruitless though seen last Tuesday night. It mentions a man driving a new car with four others resembling Richard Franzeen, also sought in the crime. Elliot Michener, wanted by six men for Weyertauser kidnapping questions, formerly worked as a Bellhop at the Bannock hotel and lived in Pocatello after release from the state industrial school at St Anthony.
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Richard Franzeen
Elliot Michener
Weyerhaeuser
Was & Bannock
Joe Gallet
Michener
Gallet
St. Anthony
Pocatello
North Garfield
Montpelier Girl Contest Winner
Parker Carver of Boise announced winners in the FHA Idaho essay contest. Marjorie Lockman of Montpelier and Robert Scarf of Coeur d Alene advance to semifinals with a chance to reach Washington to compete in the finals. First place prizes total 1000 dollars for a boy and a girl.
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Boise
J Reuben Clark Back From East
J Reuben Clark Jr a member of the first presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints returned home from New York after two months on business He traveled with Mrs Clark Heber J Grant and Mrs Grant plan to sail to Honolulu to organize a new stake Clark also heads the foreign bondholders protective council reporting slow debt service progress amid unsettled world trade Mary D Rasmussen was granted a divorce from John Rasmussen amid a Tribune correction of a prior error
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Salt Lake City
Reuben Clark, Jr
Latter Day Saints Church
New York
Clark
Clarks
Heber J. Grant
Grant
San Francisco
Honolulu
Foreign Bondholders’ Protective Council
Lawsuit Seeks Damages in Alienation of Affections Case
In Denver on June 7 Mrs Kathryn V Straub filed a district court suit seeking 75000 dollars from her mother in law Annie May Straub a Denver school teacher accusing her of alienating the affections of her husband Walter J Straub a packing house employee who then filed a separate 100000 dollar alienation suit against Mrs Cath-
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Denver
Kathryn V. Straub
Annie May Straub
Walter J. Straub
Packing House
Cath
Hart alleges alienation by mother-in-law with subtle tactics
In a reported claim, Erine Hart accuses his mother-in-law of alienating the affections of his wife through subtle contrivances and coaxing, detailing alleged interference in the marriage and family relations.
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Erine Hart
New Superintendent and Family Move into Official Residence
Supt. and Mrs. F A Gross reside in the new superintendent's home. Their former quarters are now occupied by Dr. Frank A Nelson and his family.
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Fort Hall
F. A. Gross
Frank A. Nelson
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