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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

7

Frayed Letter to Camp F-145 Spars Local Battle Over Camp Safety

A reader laments coverage of Camp F-145 at Pierce Idaho arguing that Captain Shirley favored eastern troops and accusing authorities of missing influenza tests. the letter cites R O T C and safety concerns, praises Sandusky and W L Hill, and notes local efforts including tomatoes donated for relief and a Pocatello handball scene.

Ing Lou Watson Pierce Idaho Lou Shirley Tribune O. KE

Road construction bid proposals invited in Boise Idaho

The Idaho Highway Commission announces bids for bituminous road work on a Montpelise to Pats road segment near Alexander Grace. Proposals due by 2 PM, with plans and forms obtainable from the Office of Highways in Boise and A D Stanley. Bid guaranty 5 percent required, bidders to sign and provide company details, with subcontractor rules and wage provisions. Dated June 1 1934.

Boise Idaho Montpelise Alexander Grace Ragenes Denpoek The of Highways A.D. Stanley Cetc Btate A Ehall J. H. Stemmer G. EB. McKelvey Public Works

Unclear OCR fragment hints at a sale and a couple

Fragmentary text mentions a sale and a young couple, with unreadable surrounding context. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving the event details and participants unclear.

Mayor Brown Named Honorary Chair for Flower Shut-In Day

C A Brown accepts the post as honorary chairman of the local Flower Shut-In day to be observed on June 10 as part of a nationwide effort. Bertha L Atkin announces the plan to deliver flowers to every permanent shut in with no florist involvement on the day. The mayor urges every citizen to support the altruistic movement and ensure no one is overlooked.

C. A. Brown Bertha L. Atkin

Boise Lawyer Is School President

O Haga, Boise lawyer, was named president of Boise Junior College as it plans another year with tuition unchanged. Enrollment is expected at 180 students. Edgar A Crooks named treasurer and Katharine Cole as registrar. All relations with the Episcopal church have ended. M S Barnwell remains on the college board.

Boise O. Haga Edgar A. Crooks Katherine Cole Episcopal Church Barnwell

Court Denies Wilson Claim in Idaho Murder Case

In Twin Falls on June 8 an 83 year old American restaurant operator named Wilson faced arraignment for first degree murder tied to a poisoning death of a 22 year old woman last April 28. A habeas corpus plea failed as bail remained set, with counsel arguing prior hearings lacked proof of murder by Wilson or another, while a coroner’s jury ruled the death a poisoning.

W.l. Hill Gopper Hull FERA Mr. Hill Idaho Twin Falls Aeian B. E. Oecuse Wilson Toch Kapoven Cassia Burley Wilson T. Lowe O. R. Baum Pocatello

Ashland Professor Sued for Divorce Over Advised Views

Dr. M. G. Caldwell head of the Ashland department is being sued for divorce. Caldwell had stated in a recent address that divorce is not an evil but a symptom of poor marriage and is also an advocate of a broader view on marital issues.

Ashland Ohio M. G. Caldwell Department of

Man Accused of Neglect in Wife’s Marriage Petition

In a petition seeking formal recognition of marriage strain, the husband is accused of neglect and cruelty by his wife. The document outlines alleged conduct affecting the union and seeks remedial or legal action.

Dogs Entered in Boise Derby Show

In Boise on June 8, 250 dogs of various colors from black to white entered a competition described as the canine upper crust in a vivid Midwest style event. Entries covered a wide range of breeds and sizes, highlighting the pageant’s grand scope.

Boise

First Gem State Dog Show Opens Tomorrow

The Gem State Gun Dog Club sponsors the first annual Gem State Dog Show opening tomorrow. Judging will begin with results announced later as officials pay.

Gem State The Gem State Gun Dog Club

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