Church Reports New Gains At Annual Board Meeting
The Christian Science Mother Church in Boston reports gains in unity and healing powers as new president Mrs Helen Chaffee Elwell calls pulpit and press to unite in a righteousness crusade. Reports cite increased membership, more literature, and large lecture attendance worldwide.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Helen Chaffee Elwell
David
Elwell
California
England
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
William D. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Gordon V. Comer
Comer
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Board of
George Channing
United States
British Isles
Austria
Expert To Demonstrate Spraying Method For Crops
Entomologist H C Mann from the University of Idaho extension division will lead spraying and dusting demonstrations in nearby communities Thursday. The focus is on alfalfa weevil and lugus bug control with DDT spraying. Demonstrations will be carried out by Elmo Gray of Downey and Harold Pack of the Farmer Feed and Seed store.
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H. C. Manis
University of Idaho At Moscow
Drue Dunn
Bannock County
Mr. Dunn
Elmo Gray
Downey
Harold Pack
Farmer Feed and Seed Store
Three Demonstrations Planned Across Pocatello Area
Three demonstrations are scheduled with times and locations: 10 a.m. at Otis Hall fields in In kom, 1 p.m. at Frank Weston’s farm in Lava Hot Springs, and 3 p.m. at Dick Smith’s Grace farm.
Two Suicides End in Greenwich Village Penthouse
Horace S. Marshall 36 an attorney and Singer Sewing Machine executive leapt from his 17th floor home and was followed minutes later by his wife Amelie Edgerton Marshall 36 also an attorney. Her body landed close to his near a police investigator. Police call both deaths suicides and relatives offered no explanation.
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New York
Horace S. Marshall
Amelie Edgerton Marshall
Greenwich Village
Marshall
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Two Die In Utah Highway Crash Near Scipio
On a highway curve 20 miles north of Scipio, a light pickup skidded and overturned. Bert Walsh, 38, of Scipio died before aid arrived. Merwin Brown, 34, also of Scipio, died at a Payson hospital hours after the crash.
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Scipio
Utah
Elmer Carling
Bert Walsh
Merwin Brown
Payson
Alaska Not Paradise Warns Employment Head
A bulletin from A A Hedges Juneau director warns Alaska is not the gold filled land portrayed by media. He cites 709 newcomers arriving in April before peak season and two outfits on Ladd Field Road selling furniture for food. He urges federal screening at the Canadian border to ensure workers have jobs or funds to return home. About 1 500 unemployed rest in Alaska with poor outlook in fishing mining lumber and only temporary relief in construction.
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Alaska
A. A. Hedges
Alaska Employment Service
Juneau
Webb Cox
Idaho State Employment Office
Ladd Field Road
U.S
Canadian
Alaska job prospects criticized for remote access issues
The employment chief warned against attempting to pursue jobs in Alaska when workers lack adequate facilities to reach them, urging people not to "try their luck" in the state.
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Alaska
Jitters Ahead as Coal Strike Fallout Grows
Washington reports rising jitters over a possible coal strike as John L. Lewis and mine operators clash over contracts. The government warns it must restore private ownership by July 1 when its control ends, while miners start a 10 day vacation on June 27, making July 7 a key strike deadline.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ Chief
Dark Spots on the Sun Appear Brighter Than White Hot Metal
Observers note that sunspots show brightness contrasts, appearing unusually luminous against the surrounding solar surface. Solar phenomena intrigue scientists as data from telescopes continues to refine understanding of magnetic activity and sunspot cycles.
Power Sales Under Fire
Washington hearing reveals Permanente Metals of Spokane and Reynolds Metals to receive BPA secondary power at one mill per kilowatt hour during available periods, well below EPA’s low rate, prompting concerns over possible monopoly and safeguards as questions arise about firm versus secondary power.
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Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Permanente Metals Company
Spokane
Wash
Bonneville Power Administration
EPA
Federal Power Commission
Senate
Interior Department
Paul Raver
BPA
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Raver
Reynolds Metals Company
Dworshak
Idahoan
Sen. Knowland
Rcalif
Power pricing clash over proposed sale to industry
Dworshak warns that the 1939 reclamation act gives public bodies and cooperatives priority over industrial users like Kaiser in the proposed sale of cheap kilowatt hours. Raver responds that this priority has been protected and not violated to date.
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Dworshak
Raver
Kaiser
Pocatello Drama Program Opens With Plays and Pageants
Mary Donna Jones directs a summer recreation program for Pocatello youths featuring a three act play one act plays a pageant readings and extended speaking events. Activities include debate platform speaking orations extemporaneous speaking and stagecraft with class times at Caldwell park Memorial hall and schedule blocks by age group. Students urged to enroll promptly for full benefit.
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Mary Donna Jones
Pocatello
Miss Jones
Caldwell Park
Memorial Hall
War Mothers Plan Teen-Age Dance in Memorial Building
War Mothers of Bannock County announce a Saturday night dance for teens at the Memorial building. Chairwoman Mrs. Lee Shoppe and helper Mrs. Ivy Anderson lead a jitterbug contest and other events with prizes for winners. Admission is small and soft drinks sold. proceeds benefit the War Memorial upkeep.
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Bannock County War Mothers
Lee Shoppe
Ivy Anderson
W Ners
Pocatellag
Memorial Building
Nurses Take Tests in Boise and Other Idaho Cities
Eighty three applicants for Idaho nurses licenses began exams in Boise Pocatello and Lewiston mirroring a record semi annual test with forty five reciprocity applicants. Supervisors included Mrs Esther DePartee and Sister M Teresa Margaret at Boise along with Miss El Raether at Pocatello and Mrs Doris Hillar at Lewiston.
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Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Lewiston
Estella S. Mulliner
Esther M. DePartee
St. Luke’s Hosp
M. Teresa Margaret
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