Boycott of Fathers Homeous Abuse Claims Spark Court
Martha Adams, 16, returned from a two year runaway in Bonners Ferry Idaho and faced her parents in juvenile court. Judge E B Schlette kept her in custody with Sheriff McCarthy's wife as a hearing looms Friday. The girl accused abuse and “queer religious beliefs” while her father John Quincy Adams claimed descent from the president and said the family is educated at home under a strict regime. Martha refused to speak to her father but talked with her mother and sister Ruth for 15 minutes indicating deep family tensions.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Martha Adams
E. B. Schlette
Leslie McCarthy
McCarthys
Barstow
California
Martha
John Quincy Adams
Adams
United States
Ruth
Little Mite's Greatest Adventure from Farmer Brown's Field
Bedtime Story continues with Little Mite hiding in the scarecrow pocket as Blacky and relatives raid Farmer Brown's corn. Blacky enjoys the act while Little Mite, unaware of the mischief, peeks out to see the playful band of raccoons. Next story promises further adventures.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Blacky
Farmer Brown
Little Mite
Mrs Hoover Visits Local Girl Scouts
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, national president of the Girl Scouts, visits a south Idaho rally at Memorial hall with the local Scout Council. She declines to comment beyond praising Girl Scouting and attends a banquet with leaders including Mary Jane Littlefield and Mrs. Nicholas Ifft before continuing to Utah.
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Herbert Hoover
First Lady of the Land
Hoover
Girl Scouts
Pocatello
Aberdeen Blackfoot
Montpelier
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Memorial Hall
Girl Scout Council
Mary Jane Littlefield
Montana
R. M. Terrell
E. E. Moberly
Nicholas Ifft
E. C. Riddle
George Smith
O. F. Call
C. W. Pond
Ralph Roberts
E. L. Ames
H. B. Whittlesey
Willard Bowen
F. E. MacKenzie
Tom Farmer
Ed Bogart
C. P. Groom
Paul Quick
Vaughn Lyons
George Newman
Edmund Morrison
John R. Nichols
Don Brown
Mrs. Hoover
Mrs. Littlefield
Utah
Lava student on U. S. honor roster
Twenty six graduates of the University of Idaho in Moscow received degrees in a large 1936 class. Vivian L. Noyer led the cohort in scholarship as the top honor student during the commencement exercises.
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Lava
U. S
Moscow
University of Idaho
Vivian L. Noyer
Sterling Holds Final Meet with Sixteen Qualifiers
Sterling reports a final grade of 5.970 and sixteen qualifiers for honors, highlighting Fremae Ogawa of Lava Hot Springs among the named honorees in a district athletic or academic event.
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Sterling
Fremae Ogawa
Lava Hot Springs
California gold yield hits peak since 1862 in 1935
California produced 30,429,000 dollars in gold in 1935, the highest annual yield since 1862, signaling a revival in mineral output. The figure reflects sustained mining activity and demand patterns in the era.
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California
Gypsy Weather Chronicle Involving Hope Rupert and Dirk
Dirk, spying on Rupert and Hope, discovers the jewel box still intact as Hope toils in social tension. Hope sings in firelight while Rupert enjoys her music and a dinner chats about cars and Isabel, with Elinor’s call noted later.
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Hope
Rupert
Dirk
Ruper
Rupe
Apparen
Elinor and Rae Burn in Readings with Isabel
Fragmentary dialogue shows Elinor and her aunt Mrs Rae Burn, Isabel's mother, discussing a story as a page note indicates continued text on page 8. The snippet hints at narration with a listener remark about being far and listening.
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Elinor
Mrs. Raeburn
Isabel
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