Death Takes Prominent LDS Worker
Mrs. Sarah Jardine Shumway 84 wife of Charles M. Shumway died Monday from injuries after a fall. Born in Lanark Scotland she came to Utah at age one and lived in Wellsville Mendon Franklin Clarkston and held leadership in Clarkston Relief Society. Survived by husband and eight children with services set for Dayton and Clarkston, burial in Clarkston cemetery.
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Preston
Sarah Jardine Shumway
Charles M. Shumway
D. W. Buttars
Dayton
Shumway
Lanark
Scotland
John Jardine
Agnes Beveridge
Utah
Wellsville
Clarkston Ward
Salt Lake Endowment House
Mendon
Franklin
Idaho
Clarkston
Clarkston Relief Society
Agnes L. Fife
Brigham City
John J. Shumway
Garland
William P. Shumway
R. F. Shumway
Logan
Dell Shumway
Ogden
Isadore Owens
Safford, Ariz
Andrew H. Shumway
Clarkston Cemetery
Radio News Report Sparks Local Checkup Fraud
A radio listener misinterprets a broadcast prompting a quick local checkup about a Pocatello girl and her mother in a supposed death by their own action pact. The involved girl is found alive at her workplace. investigation traces the origin to an Idaho Falls paper and a Canada source.
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Pocatello
Rain Aids Wyoming Railroads Waive Emergency Drought Rates
Eastern Wyoming soil and range moisture has improved enough to cancel emergency drought rate reductions on live stock and feed, as advised by the Chicago and Northwestern and Burlington railroads to the Wyoming Public Service Commission. Experts warn more rain is still needed to fully offset the spring drought impact.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Chicago and Northwestern
Burlington Railroads
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Man Prefers Car Stay Over Home After Quarrel
Rupert Moser told police court he hid in his parked car for three days after an argument with his wife. Judge Tremko dismissed the case, noting that married men can act strange after family quarrels.
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Chicago
Rupert Moser
Moser
Michael Tremko
First Meeting of Creditors in Idaho Bankruptcy Cases
Notice to creditors in two Idaho bankruptcy cases. Ben Chapin and Walter Larbach were adjudicated bankrupts. Meetings to prove claims appoint trustees and examine the debtors will be held June 27 1939 and June 29 1939 at 10:00 A M in Pocatello Idaho Carlson Building offices.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Ben Chapin
Carlson Building
Pocatello
Idaho
Ben Peterson
Walter Barba
Walter Larbach
Reserve
Prominent Figures Back President's Candidacy
Roosevelt denies responsibility for doorstop reports of third term support from Democratic figures including Gov. Kraschel of Iowa and E. H. Birmingham. He remains silent on his own intentions while advisors weigh whether a successor aligned with New Deal goals can be named.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
E. H. Birmingham
Democratic Committee
Ickes
Artile
Garner
German official condemns sheer stockings as wasteful textiles
Hans Kehrl of the economics ministry told German textile workers in Innsbruck that production of sheer stockings will be limited beginning July 1. He said such fabric lasts briefly and wastes raw materials. Silk stockings cost four to five marks per pair, with limited availability. He called for rational exploitation of artificial silk and wool in Germany.
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Berlin
Hans Kehrl
Economics Ministry
Innsbruck
Germany
Kehrl
Pocatello Women Praise Clean Rugs
Unstinted praise comes from Pocatello women for the new HILD rug cleaning method at the National Laundry. The system cleans tacked-down carpets in the home and free estimates are offered by calling 666.
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National Laundry
New Women’s Dean Named at I S U
Miss Sarah W. Lates, director of residences at the University of Arizona, resigns to become dean of women at Idaho Southern University in Pocatello. She will succeed Miss Helene Turner, who is resigning to be married this summer.
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Tucson
Ariz
Sarah W. Lates
University of Arizona
Idaho Southern University At Pocatello
Taites
Helene Turner
University
Miss Turner
Englishman R. M. Tinkler Dies in Shanghai Custody
R. M. Tinkler, a British former inspector of Shanghai municipal police, died in Japanese custody after an emergency operation for injuries from a scuffle with a Japanese naval landing party. He suffered a head wound, three stab wounds in the abdomen, and a foot injury at Shanghai General Hospital.
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Shanghai
Tick Fever Victim Leaves Hospital
E. C. Williamson of Tieton Washington a sheep shearer released from the General hospital after three weeks of spotted fever treatment. He contracted the disease near Picabo Idaho and credited the new drug sulfanilamide with shortening his illness by about a week. Williamson had a fever above 105 degrees during the course but has shown normal temperature for a week.
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E. C. Williamson
Tieton, Wash
General Hospital
W. F. Howard
Williamson
Picabo
Wiliamson
Howard
State Gets Roads Oiling Projects in Idaho Forest Areas
H. R. Flint announces federal funds of about 140000 will oil eight roads in two Idaho national forest districts. About 65000 will cover nine miles north of Sun Valley in Blaine county and roughly 75000 for 12 miles from Banks to Horse Shoe Bend in Boise county.
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Boise
H. R. Flint
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Idaho National Forest
Flint
Sun Valley
Blaine County
Banks
Horse Shoe Bend
Boise County
Packing House Workers Plan National Conference in Chicago
The Packing House Workers' Organizing committee announced a national conference in Chicago on July 17 to support C. I. O. efforts to organize the Armour, Cudahy, Swift and Wilson companies.
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Chicago
Packing House Workers’ Organizing Committee
Armour, Cudahy
Swift and
Wilson
Prompt Work Saves Nine Fire Rescue Near Pocatello
Neighbors rescued nine sleeping children from a farm home south of Pocatello on May 30 as flames consumed the Swisher residence. Earl Rice alerted others after seeing smoke. a bucket brigade failed to stop the fire until fire chief A A Girard arrived with chemical gear. The cause was soot in the chimney. most goods were saved, and the family now lives in an alternate building on their property.
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Pocatello Fire Department
J. J. Swisher
Earl Rice
A. A. Girard
Pocatel
Girard
Swisher
Definite Program For Democrats Urged by Masters
Ira H Masters, former Idaho official and ex-newspaper publisher, urged Democrats in Idaho to unite behind a definite program and elect outstanding leaders at the next primary. He warned that factional fighting and inaction could hand Idaho to the GOP in the next election, as job losses and a damaged party image linger from 1938.
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Idaho
Jefferson
Ira H. Masters
Pocatello
G.O.P
Demos
Pioneer Dies in Boise After 62 Years Residence
Martin Elmer Pratt 81 of Boise died at his home after months of ill health. Born in Easton Massachusetts he crossed the plains to Kelton Utah at 19 and arrived by stage in Boise where he worked in livestock and farming before retirement.
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Boise
Martin Elmer Pratt
Pratt
Easton
Mass
Plains
Kelton
Utah
Stork Delivers Twins On Westward Trip To Arizona
Mrs. Henry Stark of Wilmington Del. flew to Phoenix to adopt a baby. The stork delivered twins a boy and a girl. She wired her husband she was bringing both after plans for two. She changed reservations to three and returned east with the four day old twins in market baskets.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Stork
Henry Stark
Wilmington
Del
Idaho Council Elects New President in Burley
Mrs. Henry Schmidt of Green Creek Idaho led the Idaho Council of Catholic Women as president at the 20th annual Idaho convention in Burley succeeding Mrs. L J Radloff. Delegates authorized her to appoint other officers and she was named delegate to the national San Francisco convention. The group outlined goals including youth education, study clubs, and enhanced social service work. The 1940 meeting will be held in a North Idaho city yet to be chosen.
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Burley
Idaho
Henry Schmidt
Green Creek
Grangeville
Idaho Council of
Catholic Women
L. J. Radloff
Schmidt
San Francisco
H. C. McGonagle
Blackfoot
Poll Lists Being Prepared for 1940 Elections
In the city clerk office workers prepare poll lists for the 1940 primary and general elections. Registration for those elections opens on the first Monday in March.
Adla Tablets Claim Stomach Relief at Whittlesey’s Pharmacy
Adla tablets promise relief from burning gnawing pains in the stomach and irritation of stomach membranes. The ad notes a money back guarantee and directs readers to Whittlesey’s Pharmacy for purchase.
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Whittlesey
Adv
High Court Upholds Arson Conviction in Oregon
The Oregon Supreme Court upheld the arson conviction of Albert E. Rosser former U S teamsters official in Salem sentencing him to 12 years for the November 20 1937 destruction of the Salem box factory A N Banks another former union secretary pleaded guilty and got 12 years while three accomplices who admitted involvement received seven year terms.
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Salem
Ore
Albert E. Rosser
U. “ S. Teamsters Union
Oregon
State Supreme Court
Rosser
A. N. Banks
Teamster
Ogden Woman Burns After Gasoline Fire
Mrs. Irene Pribble of Ogden was burned while washing clothes when gasoline ignited. She rushed into the hallway and smothered the flames with her apron, then used water to douse remaining flames. She is reported resting well at the Dee hospital.
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Ogden
Irene Pribble
the Dee Hospital
Snow Accumulation Reported on Artillery Dome Peak
Payette forest officials announced four inches of fresh snow on Artillery Dome, an 8,850-foot peak ten miles northwest of Cascade, Idaho. Earlier, only scattered winter drifts remained in the area.
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Cascade
Idaho
Payette National Forest
Artillery Dome Mountain
Here
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Loew's, Inc
Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
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Rko-Radio
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Warners
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New Museum of Modern Art
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