Battle over cow ban in Pocatello case heats up
C. J. Bergstrom of 1358 East Premont seeks a writ of prohibition against Police Judge Kenneth Ridgeway to bar any proceedings under city ordinance 819 banning cows and goats. Bergstrom argues the ordinance is unconstitutional discriminatory and void claiming it amends revised ordinance 516 and deprives cow owners of property without due process. Trials set for July 9 at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bergstrom
East Premont
Kenneth Ridgeway
Pocatello
Ridgeway
Old Vets Sponsor Whisker Program For Fort Hall Centennial
Pocatello Legion post will sponsor a whisker campaign to celebrate the Fort Hall centennial. Members emphasize whisker growing as a community duty for all men with ability, not just veterans. Post Commander E Norman Vaughn urges law and order support for whiskey rules. The post plans a ’49 show and a centennial fight card around August 3. Ray Holman spoke on the recent Legion district convention at Malad.
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Pocatello
Legion
Fort Hall
E. Norman Vaughn
Law and Order
Ray Holman
the Legion
Malad
National Project Aims to Provide for Years Ahead
The president defends government role in investing and safeguarding reserves against critics who tout recovery before reform. He calls such views childish and warns against repeating past destructive influences. The remarks are seen as backing for a housing bill.
Card of Thanks From the Cherry Family
The Cherry family and relatives express heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings after their bereavement. Names include Jack Cherry Cora Grimes Henrietta Johnson Ann Cherry Horace Cherry and John Worley and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cherry
Cora Grimes
Henrietta Johnson
Ann Cherry
Horace Cherry
John Worley
FLIERS HONOR UNKNOWN SOLDIER AND ROOSEVELT SPEECH REACTION
Articles describe a flag flier honoring an unknown soldier and President Roosevelt defending New Deal policies. He cites progress in relief and recovery, defending government action as vital to liberty and future happiness amid campaign opposition. Carroll is linked to a gangland arrest and shootout near a St. Paul police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Dillinger Hunt Pressed After Pal Shot Down
Police pressed the Dillinger pursuit as details emerged of a Carroll and Crompton girl involved in a case linked to a missing couple who hitchhiked from town after a companion was fatally shot. The Crompton girl was released on probation after a year in jail in Madison Wisconsin.
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Dillinger
Crompton
Carroll
Viola Carroll
St. Paul, Minn
Dillinger Hunt
Pal
Madison
Wis
Amended Heart Balm Suit Details 1933 engagement case
An amended district court complaint filed by Mary Genevieve Baldwin against Bas com P. Du Bose seeks 25000 alleging breach of promise of marriage. The suit recounts meetings at Pond's resort in 1932, a 1932 engagement, a ring, postponed weddings, and a planned 1933 ceremony in Ogden and later in Pocatello.
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Mary Genevieve Baldwin
Bascom P. du Bose
Serks
Alice Marguarite Fisher
Logan
Pond's Resort
du Bose
Popularity of the New Deal for Roosevelt Shifts
The Literary Digest poll shows the New Deal maintaining a 3 to 2 approval but slipping in midwestern agricultural states while gaining support in industrial states. Administration leads 370,491 to 255,429 across 25 states, with Maine and Vermont dissenters. Minnesota rises to 65.07 percent, up 5.16 points from 1932.
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New York
New Deal
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Hoover
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Scotch Pro Still Leads Open Golfers After Luncheon
Scotch Pro maintained the lead in the Open as round leaders pursued Crickshank after lunch. Rodney Bliss Jr. shot 35 and 38 for 73, totaling 147 over 36 holes. Jimmy Hines reached par early, while defending champion Goodman opened with 40 for the front nine, four over.
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Rodney Bliss, Jr
Omaha
Goodman
Jimmy Hines
Timber Point
L. I
Johnny Goodman
Cruickshank
Three Hurt in Wreck of Huge Plane
A plane wreck injured three people among the aboard crew and passengers. Named aboard were Stewardess Marian Bennett of Salt Lake City Mrs O G Johanssen of Spokane Helen Curran of Seattle Daisy Mooney Mercedes Boyd of Winthrop Washington Robert C Clark of Wenatchee and P C Beezley of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bennett
Salt Lake City
O. G. Johanneson
Spokane
Helen Curran
Seattle
Daisy Mooney
Mercedes Boyd
Winthrop, Wash
Robert C. Clark
Wenatchee
P.C. Beezley
Astor Heiress Ellen Tuck French to Wed John Jacob II
The wedding plans shift as Ellen Tuck French, once set to be a bridesmaid for Eileen Gillespie, becomes the fiancée of John Jacob Astor II, the young Astor heir. The Associated Press photo notes the change in the social arrangement.
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John Jacob Astor II
Ellen Tuck French
Eileen Gillespie
Associated Press
Shortage of Single Family Dwellings Seen in 273 Cities
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports a growing shortage of single family dwellings across 273 American cities surveyed recently.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
M I A Gathers in Salt Lake for Conference Milestones
Several thousand leaders of youth and children's work of the Latter Day Saints gathered at the Mormon tabernacle in Salt Lake City for a three day conference. The event marks the 59th anniversary of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association and the 56th anniversary of the Primary Association. General Albert Smith and Ruth May Fox spoke along with May Anderson, with Hyrum H. Goddard recalling early organizers Brigham Young and Julius F. Wells.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Mormon Tabernacle
Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Association
Young Women’s Improvement Association
Heber J. Grant
Church
Hyrum H. Goddard
Ogden
The
Mutual Improvement Association
Dog Terrier Injures Boy Tongue In Sock Incident
Five year old Frank Danfas in Philadelphia suffers a tongue injury after his terrier Skippy lunged for a sock and grabbed his tongue. Doctors stitched the tongue back in place.
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Philadelphia
Frank Danfas
Frank
Skippy
A Day Outputs Otto Hartwig To Workhouse
In Milwaukee on June 8 Otto Hartwig aged 56 received a six month workhouse sentence after his wife Mrs Gertrude Hartwig cited numerous entries in a small red book showing his drunkenness. Her claim notes the conduct harmed her boarding house business and prompted the court action.
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Otto
Milwaukee
Wis
Otto Hartwig
Gertrude Hartwig
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P. E. Walker
Walker
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Paul Codes
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Crickshank
Young Astor
M.I.A
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Thirteenth Ward
Brigham
Albert Smith
Ruth May Fox
May Anderson
Primary Association
Herschel Quality
Petersen Furniture
Plymouth
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Plymout
Nd Pri
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
MS Eten
Rowles-Mack Co
Isiaes
A. L. Chilton
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