Board Offers Funds for Jew Refugees
The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee proposes a $500 bond for each refugee aboard the German liner St. Louis to permit landing in Cuba, plus similar deposits for refugees aboard the Flanders and Oronda. The Cuban government set a deadline for asylum responses and the committee guarantees these refugees will not become a public charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Cuba
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Chase National Bank
Hawaii
S. S. Flanders
S. S
Germany
Havana
Idaho Court Quiet Title Action Notice Ends with 1939 Date
District Court in Bannock County Idaho warns unknown heirs and owners of sections 21 6S34E to answer within 20 days. suit seeks to quiet title to 160 acres in section 21 township 6S range 34E Bolse meridian. clerk Anna Keefe seals the record May 31 1939. Prize donor Raymond Orteig dies in New York at 69 after long illness. Lindbergh prize recipient listed as Charles A. Lindbergh.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bannock
EB. E. Falter
George A. Greene
Bolse Meridian
Bannock County
State of Idaho
District Court
Ald District Court
New York
Raymond Orteig
Charles A. Lindbergh
Finis Bentley
Ggg Atlantic
Pocatello
Moore defeats brother in Granite Falls mayoral race
In Granite Falls North Carolina on June 8 bank cashier E E Moore won the mayoral race 375 to 205 over his brother assistant cashier O G Moore. Other items report Kerlee injuring his foot chasing a mouse in Black Mountain Oklahoma ambulance rides seven people to a dance in Ponca City and a sling shot tournament in Weatherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mountain
N. C
H. A. Kerlee
Kerlee
Ponca City
Okla
Weatherford
Eddie Laxson
Laxson
Granite Falls
Organize Junior Police Units In Bannock County
Junior police units will be in operation in Lava Hot Springs McCammon Downey Inkom and Preston within two weeks announced by Joe L Marker national vice commander of Idaho Falls founder of the Idaho state junior police. Plans were formed by Marker and Donald M Brown in southern Idaho communities. At the Idaho state convention in Idaho Falls next Sunday and Monday officers will report 3300 members an increase of 225 since 1938. Marker urged youth involvement through the Boy Scout movement to promote safety and respect for others. Officials then left for Rupert Burley and Twin Falls as state convention goodwill ambassadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon, Downey, Inkom
Preston
Joe L. Marker
Idaho Falls
Idaho State Junior Police
Idaho
Marker
Donald M. Brown
Tenday Boy Scout Council Court of Review
Boy Scout Movement
Old City
West Side
Rupert
Burley
Twin Falls
Congress Actions Today on Bills and Debates
The Associated Press reports Senate votes on an 800 million dollar increase for slum clearance. The House resumes debate on the social security bill. An appropriations subcommittee continues study of WPA expenditures. The judiciary committee discusses an alien control bill. Yesterday the House debated miscellaneous agriculture bills and the Senate discussed slum clearance. Ground for the first railroad in America was broken in 1827.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Appropriations
Judiciary
Senate
America
Bid Invitation for School Supplies by Bannock County ISD
The Bannock County Idaho Independent School District invites bids on a listed supply set. Bids due June 19 1939 by noon with F O B Pocatello delivery by August 15 1939. The board may purchase all part or none and substitutes require manufacturer and product details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of Independent School District
Bannock County
Idaho
Pocatello
Board of Trustees
Co. G. Wells
Three States Send Guard Troops to Idaho Encampment
Boise reports advance detachments of national guardsmen from three states prepare for a two week summer encampment at Camp Bonneville. 50 officers and men from the 116th cavalry plus 15 from engineers and medical detachment arrive by truck. Colorado adds 10 US Army planes and Moscow’s Company A arrives June 10 by special train for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Camp Bonneville
National
116Th Cavalry
Caldwell
Cavalry
Wilder
116Th Engineers
Idaho
Nevada
Colorado
United States Army
Fire Claims Sixty-Eight Chicks On Idaho Farm
A fire at A. J. Metzener’s farm four miles north of Pocatello destroyed a chicken coop and cremated sixty eight baby chicks. Fire chief A A Girard said the blaze was started by an oil burner and was reported at 4 37 p m Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Metzener
Pocatello
A. A. Girard
Notice to Claimants on Grace Preston Highway Project
Claimants who furnished labor materials or supplies for the 0.723 mile Grace Preston Highway project in Bannock County Idaho must file itemized claims with the Department of Public Works Boise within 90 days from June 6 1939. Failure to file within the window waives the claim against the surety. H R Flint Acting Commissioner of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Nelson
Logan
Utah
Grace-Preston
Grace
Bannock County
Department of Public Work
Boise
Idaho
H. R. Flint
Commissioner of Public Works
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Anna Keefe
Congress
The
Associated Press Today
Moscow
118Th Cavalary
Lovalon
Ptiseaa
California
Muscatel
Gottled AT
the Winery
Travia Swiss Coron
Pyeaa
Ul Ig
Redwood Highway
Asti
Treasure Gate International
Cook Crostics
Cook Drug CO
Loyz
Soce Times
Erke
Duaenel
Helen Wo Bell
Aedi
Verichrome
Rexall
Rex
Kotex
Woodbury
Lux
Lifebun
Roycemore
Dorothy Gray
Data Nome
Werner’s
Kolynos
Roxalt Paves
Nate
SICS
Cook's
Tribune-Journal Co
Rose Olive
W. E. Smith
Paul Leveland
Dorothy Berosek
Helen Jones
Donna Wright
E. J. Warner
Marjorie Ca
Annie BR. Helms
Muy
Ine Arte Pocatello
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