Kiwanis Hears of Southern Idaho Education Clash
At Hotel Bannock after Secretary Jardine's talk Kiwanis of Pocatello heard Dr. W L Wanlass urge closer city country cooperation and defend Idaho Tech's President Charles B. Frazier. Preston schools chief J W Condie urged resignation amid calls for greater southern Idaho college access and near home study options.
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Kiwanis Club
Pocatello
William M. Jardine
Bannock
Pr. W. L. Wanlass
Logan
Utah
Kiwanians
Doctor Wanlass
Jardine
Kiwanis Organization
The
Kiwanis
Rotary
J. W. Condie
Preston
Idaho
Charles R. Frazier
Idaho Tech
Condie
Malad
Ps A
State Board of Education
Charles B. Frazier
South
Frazier
Cabinet Member Jardine Tours Pocatello Visit
Secretary William Jardine of the Utah department of agriculture visits Malad and Pocatello, praising rural work and meeting old friends. He notes 16,000 field workers and emphasizes the department’s field base. He attends luncheon at Hotel Bannock and speaks to local clubs before departing for Ft Hall.
Town Talk Ties with Prominent Attorney Visit
W Guy Bissell, noted Gooding attorney, visited the city today for professional business. William Donner, of the Indian School at Fort Hall near Pocatelio, met with Basteresy of Agriculture William M. Jardine and escorted him to Blackfoot.
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W. Guy Bissell
Gooding
No Forum Meeting And Salt Lake Beese Bear Game Talk
The Chamber of Commerce weekly forum is canceled due to today’s luncheon for Secretary Jardine. George Slingerland O SL athletic director tries to arrange a Salt Lake Bees to meet the Pocatello Bears on an indefinite date around the Bees Portland return. William Gibson AP Chicago staff was in Pocatello for a brief visit with Hobart Steely. Gibson leaves for Seattle for a fishing trip. Tom Jenkins local druggist and F L Andrews H A Murdy of Pocatello are at Big Springs fishing this week at Mr Andrews cabin. Dr Harry Jenkins, Tom’s brother, handles affairs while he is away.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Malad
Pocatello
Ogden
Logan
Big Springs
E. G. Petersen
Utah Agricultural College
J. H. Petersen
Intermountain
William Jardine
America
Jardine
William H. Jones
Dave Jones
Malad Valley
Bannock
J. W. Condie
Preston
Idaho State Board of Education
R. Frasier
Idaho Technical Institute
Condie
Frazier
Bannotk
Chamber of Commerce
Rotarians
Kiwanians
T. D. Jones
Chamber
Jones
Antler’s Hall
Gag Ue
Ft. Hall 9
Wackfoot
Jarding
George Slingerland
Salt Lake
Pocatello ‘Bears
Portland
Oregon
Overland Park
William Gibson
Associated Press
Chicago
Hobart Hi. Steely
Gibson
Mr. Steely
Association
Mr. Gibson
Seattle
Tom Jenkins
F. L. Andrews
H. A. Murdy
Poentello
Mr. Andrews
Harry Jenkins
Tom
McDonalds Return Home From Wichita Trip
Friends report W. P. McDonald family will arrive home late this week after a east visit. They are driving from Wichita Kansas in a new car purchased during Mrs. McDonald and Ivy Katherine’s eastern tour.
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W. P. McDonald
East
Portneuf lodge to confer first degree by meeting
A called meeting of Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F A M will be held Wednesday evening to confer the first degree of Masonry. Attendance is desired. The Methodist ladies plan a rummage sale Monday at the store beside the East side Piggly Wiggly on East Center street. The Congre gational church Ladies Circle hosts dinner guests and families Wednesday evening on the lawn at 225 North Lincoln Street.
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Portneuf Lodge
East Side
East Center Street
Congregational Church
B. M. Hines
North
Lincoln Street
Miss Ruth Wade Visits West Coast Cities
Miss Ruth Wade, compromisator operator in the timekeeper office for the Idaho division of the Short Line, returned last evening from a visit to Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and Seattle.
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Ruth Wade
Idaho Division
Short Line
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
May cancel flight recommendation to Navy
Washington reports Captain George W. Steele Jr commander of the airship urged postponement or cancellation of the Los Angeles to Minnesota flight. The Telegram was sent to the Navy Department today outlining the recommendation and rationale for delay.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Navy Department
George W. Steele, Jr
Market Report of Closing Prices for Several Stocks
New York June 9 report shows closing values for Continental 26 and a half, Prairie Pipe Line 125, Standard of Indiana 66, Standard of New York 43, New Bradford 6, Salt Creek Consolidated 74, with overall market movements noted after trading. Curbs listed alongside company prices reflect active day trading and broker quotations.
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CURB
New York
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Reports Mark B P WC Session
The morning session of the Business and Professional Women's convention featured club annual reports, progress notes, money making ideas, and entertainment plans. Mrs. Lucile Bailey reported on the West Baden national convention. Secretary Jardine spoke at lunch. Afternoon sessions included committee reports, officer elections, and minutes. visits to Kraft cheese factory, Idaho Technical Institute, and a silver fox farm accompanied by tea.
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West Baden
Lucile Bailey
Pocatello Club
Oriole
William Jardine
Idaho Falls
Resolution Committee
Gloria
Doll Marmon
Seasion
Chamber of Commerce
Kraft Cheese Factory
Idaho Technical Institute
Silver Fox Farm
Church Work Up In Informal Meet
The Congregational Brotherhood held an informal meeting in the church parlors Monday night with about thirty men present. A committee led by A. D. Lawrence reviewed plans to explore tennis court options on church property and to borrow Short Line courts through its athletic director. Fifteen men from three committees were assigned to June Sunday school service. A special committee led by Judge J. W. Edgerton, D. W. Standrod, and Dr. W. F. Howard was formed to coordinate with local and state organizations in supporting Idaho Tech policies as stated by President Frazier. A short social period followed adjournment.
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Congregational Brotherhood
A. D. Lawrence
W. E. Cornell
J. W. Edgerton
D. W. Standrod
W. F. Howard
Ray
Frazier
Idaho Tech
Grand Dragon Held for Contempt in Tax Probe
Denver July 9 Dr John Galen Locke grand dragon of the Colorado Ku Klux Klan was held in contempt of court by Federal Judge J Foster Symes for failing to produce financial records for an IRS income tax inquiry. Locke was remanded to the custody of the U S marshal pending penalty decision. The judge rejected the claim that the books were lost.
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Denver
Colo
John Galen Locke
Colorado
Ku Klux Klan
J. Foster Symes
Internal Revenue
Locke
United States Marshall
Symes
Rotarians Dine at Indian School Fort Hall Event
Members of the Pocatello and Blackfoot Rotary clubs are invited by William Vonner to a dinner at Fort Hall Indian School Thursday at 6 30 pm. Bring ladies and friends. Proceeds go to charity work. A separate 5 o'clock gathering is planned for Rotarians without ears at the Hotel Bannock.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
Rotary Clubs
William Vonner
Fort Hall
Rotarians
Bannock
Policeman Witness Reopens Parsons Inquest In Chicago
In Chicago on June 9 the coroner said conflicting testimony indicates a cover up as the inquest continues into broker Geo Parsons's May 31 death by fire in his apartment. Park policeman James King, who accompanied Parsons, stuck to arriving at 7 am while others say 5 am visit to the garage preceded the trip to the apartment. Parsons's widow did not attend. King was found in a washroom as the fire broke out and Captain Reese cited possible cigaret ignition or faulty wiring. King afterward dangled from a second story ledge and was injured.
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Chicago
Wolff
Geo. Parsons
James King
Park
Parsons
King
William Reese
First B A Degree Given By University Of Iowa For Radio Work
Town Burlington Iowa June 9 AP Clif ford Lideen an invalid in his home at Burlington was awarded the first BA degree by the University of Iowa for work taken through radio The university radio station carried Dean Kay s words of praise to the boy in Burlington listening in Tideen a student here years ago intended to enter law but ill health forced him to leave school He enrolled for enough work to secure a BA degree when radio courses started last winter and today the university honored his lifelong struggle
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Town City
Clifford Lideen
Burlington
Iowa
University of Iowa
Dean Kay
Tideen
Sollister’s Golden Nugget Tablets Ad
Headaches and Constipation burden daily life. Sollister’s Golden Nugget Tablets promise relief. Halliwell Drug Co and Whittlesey’s Pharmacy advertise the product in this period ad.
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Sollister
Halliwell Drug Co
Whittlesey’s Pharmacy
Markets steady call money and loans in New York
New York market notes call money steady at 4 percent with closing and ruling quotes at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances listed at 2 percent. Time loans show steady rates for 60 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months at 3 and 4 percent, with prime commercial paper at 8 percent.
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New York
Metals Market Summary Sparks Copper and Tin Movements
New York copper shows easy movement with spot and futures at 134 percent change. Lead remains steady around 8.40 to 8.75. Tin trades easier near 65.50 with nearby futures. Zinc edges lower, East St. Louis spot and futures at 55.87. Corn steadies at 7.00 per bushel. Antimony sits at 16.50 in spot trade.
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New York
East St. Louis
Market Summary of Liberty Bond Quotes New York June 9
Liberty bonds closed with mixed results led by 2s at 101.8 and 1st and 2nd issues at 48. The 1st 4s traded around 102.19, 2nd 4s 1061 12, and 3rd 4s near 102.1. Fourth 4s at 102.28, U S Government 4s 103.9, and U S Government 4s8 at 107.16.
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New York
Liberty
Srd
U. S. Government
U. & Government
Exchange rates and bank bills report from New York
On June 9 foreign exchange firms listed quotations in cents with Great Britain at 4.85 demand and 4.86 cables, France 495 and 4.95, Italy 3.98 and 3.98, Belgium 4.884, Germany 23.81, Holland 40.14, Norway 16.80, Sweden 26.73, Denmark 18.79, Switzerland 19.38, Spain 14.64, Argentina 40.00, Brazil 10.95, Tokyo 41, Shanghai 75, and Montreal 100. Multiple currencies and instruments are cited including sixty day bills on banks.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Greece
Poland
Cerco Slo
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Xakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Silver and Mexican coins cited in New York market
In New York on June the market quotes bar silver at 68 percent and Mexican dollars at 52 percent.
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New York
Credit criminals prove a menace
Secretary Hoover urged extending credit to trustworthy borrowers, denying credit to the unstable, and imprisoning credit criminals to improve U S credit procedures. He told the National Association of Credit Men that commercial crime wastes resources and that character forms the basis of credit, warning of a small but destructive criminal element in society.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
National Association of Credit Men
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Rasorent Department
Indian School
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