Mink Creek Camp prepares for Civilian Conservation Corps arrival
An advance CCC unit from the east is due in Pocatello within a week to establish Bannock F-101 camp above the Bannock ranger station. Local workers will join the unit, with 215 total when fully manned, to support water piping projects for Coral Creek and Mink Creek to secure city water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Forces
Mink Creek
Pocatello
Parley D. Parkinson
Parkinson
Bannock Ranger Station
Bannock
Pocatello District
Grand Teton National Forest
Osbourne Springs
Ashton
S. R. Justice
Bannock Station
Coral Creek
West Fork
Boy Held For Mother Death In Flint Case
Nashville dispatch reports J Earl Poultney city detective says William Terwilliger 16 told Genesee county sheriff Balfe MacDonald 17 knew before leaving Flint on May 27 that he had killed his mother. MacDonald denies guilt and says he learned of the death May 27 from a Toledo paper. Both youths, jailed on federal charges, were to be sent back to Flint for trial and as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
J. Earl Poultney
Flint
Mich
William Terwilliger
Thomas W. Wolcott
Genesee County
Balfe MacDonald
MacDonald
Toledo
Ohio
Poultney
Terwilliger
Walcott
Plaza Hotel
Wolcott
French Elected Head of Alumni Association
Burton L. French former congressman from north Idaho was elected president of the University of Idaho Alumni Association at its annual meeting in Moscow. Otto L. Leuschel of Lewiston was noted as predecessor with a slate of regional vice presidents and a retained field secretary, J. R. Middleton of Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Burton L. French
Congress
North Idaho
University of Idaho Alumni Association
Otto L. Leuschel
Lewiston
Boyd Cornelison
Lewinston
J. BE. Buchanan
William C. Reed
Coeur d’ Alene
AG. H. Hawkins
Kellogg
William Guernay
Spokane
F. A. Bistline
Pocatello
A. J. Peavy
Twin Falls
George Donart
Weiser
A. J. Priest
New York City
J. R. Middleton
Boise
Eastern Seaboard Heats Cool Amid Storms Across East
Electric storms end the eastern heat wave with temperatures five to ten degrees cooler along the coast. Deaths from the heat rise in New Jersey and Delaware, plus three more in Minnesota. Kansas wheat belt suffers extreme heat with Junction City at 109 and Topeka a record 160 in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seaboard
Cartaret
N. J
Delmar
Del
St. Paul
Wheat Belt
Kansas
Junction City
Salina
Kas
Topeka
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Peterson Wilt Meet Cummock for Golf Title
Pocatello golfer Ben Peterson and Boise golfer Jack Cummock meet in the Idaho state amateur golf final at Ross Park in a 36 hole match. Peterson, favored, posted a 7 6 semifinal win after earlier victories over Davis and Rawlings while Cummock, after a slow start, defeated Huth to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Boise
Ben Peterson
Gate City
Jack Cummock
Capital City
Ross Park Course
Walt Smith
Bob Davis
Nampa
Max Rawlings
W. L. Baker
T. R. Scott
Lb. L. Culbertson
Rupert
Bob Leute
W. H. Gibson
Herbert Branding
von Elm
Smith
Peterson
Fred von Elm
Fred Huth
Gerald Miller
Cummock
Idaho Falls Man Dies on Street
Idaho Falls resident Lee Merrill 46 died of a heart attack in the street. Half-brother of Dr. Joseph F. Merrill L D S church leader, Merrill resided in Idaho Falls six years after moving from Twin Falls. Survived by widow Molly, daughter Ann Merrill, son Anlyn Merrill, brothers A M and Dr H K Merrill, sister Mrs Orman, and others. No funeral plans announced. UTAH weather forecast follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Eon Merrill
Joseph F. Merrill
Council of Twelve Apostles
Latter Day Saints Church
Lee Merrill
M. W. Merrill
L. D
Almira J. Merrill
Twin Falls
Richmond
Utah
Cache Valley
Molly Merrill
Ann Merrill
Logan
Anlyn Merrill
Washington, D. C
A. M
Ogden
Dr. H. K
Ogan
Fred W
Los Angeles
Or Man
Salt Lake City
Dr. Merrill
F. J. Merrill
Pocatello
Senate prepares probe of Kuhn Loeb and Dillon Read bankers
Senate Banking committee moves to investigate Kuhn, Loeb and Company and Dillon Read and Company following the J. P. Morgan inquiry. Ferdinand Pecora plans summer evidence gathering on investment trusts and stock market practices plus Chase National Bank operations. The panel may delay immediate action on new probes until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
Senate Banking Committee
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Dillon, Read and Company
Congress
Neely
D. W. Va
Senate
J. P. Morgan
West Virginia
Kuhn, Loeb
Chase National Bank
Banking Committee
Factory Blast Claims Eight Lives in North Arlington
A celluloid factory explosion kills eight, injures more than 75, and traps residents as fires sweep through the site. Authorities probe arson amid reports of possible racketeering. 300 bystanders were in the river when the blast occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Arlington
John E. Guidetti
Britain Italy May Pay Port of Debt This Week
Partial war debt payments by Great Britain and Italy appeared likely after conferences with President Roosevelt and foreign diplomats. Sir Ronald Lindsay delivered a British communication to the president while Ambassador Rosso of Italy suggested a part payment. Paris reports France likely to default again, adding to its arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Italy
Roosevelt
London
Ronald Lindsay
Rosso
Paris
France
Idaho Supreme Court To Hear Produce Case
Litigation to test Idaho farm produce dealers license law moved toward the state supreme court. Judge W A Babcock reopened an injury suit by W C Hall of Murtaugh against F Lee Johnson, Idaho agriculture commissioner, and Hall seeks to amend to claim sureties require bonds showing at least $20 000 net worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Fall
Idaho
State Supreme Court
W. A. Babcock
District Court
W. C. Hall
Murtaugh Merchant
F. Lee Johnson
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Hall
Wheat Rebounds to Over 80 Cents in Chicago Trade
Wheat futures rallied in Chicago as the 1933 winter crop was pegged as the smallest since 1904. December wheat rose to 81 cents and closed there, with oats and other grains also posting seasonal highs amid hot weather and improved harvest progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Sugar Company Seeks 50 Workers in Montana
A Utah Idaho sugar company representative called on the police to recruit fifty men for work in Montana. Applicants must be ready to depart today at 4 p.m., with trucks provided. Details available at Ford's spool hall or the Mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Montana
Ford
Spool Hall
Mint
Presidents and House settle veteran funding dispute
Washington June 10 Democratic leaders reached a conference compromise on the veterans and economy provisions of the independence appropriations bill. After White House talks and three House roll calls the measure neared final enactment, but Senator LaFollette blocked further Senate action to review the veteran and economy compromises. The Senate will first act on the conference agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Independent Offices
Senate
House
White House
LaFollette
Wis
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Internal Revenue
Convicts Nabbed Near Junction After Kansas Escape
Billy Woods and Clifford Dopson, among ten Kansas penitentiary escapees, were captured near Junction Texas by Customs Officers J A Tillery and W E Kilborn. A car stolen in Missouri carried two women and a baby. three firearms were found. Seven fugitives remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Texas
Billy Woods
Clifford Dopson
Kansas Penitentiary
Junction
Rio Grande
J. A. Tillery
W. E. Kilborn
Missouri
Mexico
Kirk Prather
Kansas
Lansing
Tilley
Woods
Baers Dominate Peers and Schmeling Earns Credit
Beverly Hills dispatch notes Bugs Baer as champion humorist and Max Baer as top boxer. Schmeling earns praise for conduct inside and outside the ring while Roosevelt’s push to purge Congress is described as a futile effort. Will Rogers signs off with a witty header.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
Baers
Bugs” Baer
Max
Schmeling
Canadian Dies in Automobile Crash near Idaho Falls
D. H. Grow of Cardston Canada was killed on the Idaho Montana highway two miles north of Idaho Falls when the car driven by his daughter Katherine 24 struck a wool truck and overturned into a barrow pit. Katherine Grow was not seriously injured. Grow formerly lived at Huntsville Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
D. H. Grow
Cardston
Canada
Idaho-Montana
Here
Katherine
Provo
Utah
Miss Grow
W. H. McDaniels
Roberts
Idaho
Grow
Huntsville
New U C T Officers Named After Regional Meeting
Towns endows leadership as E W Townsend of Great Falls attends two day session with Utah Idaho and Montana members. Capper Kelly and Riley bills reviewed. Officers elected include Carl Nelson Miles City grand councillor F C McMillen Salt Lake City grand junior councilor and others. Executive committee members span Great Falls Salt Lake City Provo Helena and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Townsend
Great Falls
Montana
Grand Council of the
United Commercial Travelers
Utah
Idaho
Townsend
Association
Riley
Carl Nelson
Miles City
F. C. McMillen
Salt
Lake City
George B. Erickson
Butte
S. D. Ross
Missoula
L. H. Evans
Ogden
L. KE. Jones
Ralph R. Higgins
Billings
Grand Page
M. H. Graham
Provo
Grand Sentinel
E. R. Penrose
Salt Lake City
C. W. Thomas
G. W. Roberts
Helena
Mills City
L. E. Jones
FE. R. Penrose
Ben Buor
Nampa
Deputies Seize 100 Cases Beer In Pocatello Truck Stop
Deputies McNichols and Paulsen confiscated a one and one half ton truck on South Fifth Avenue early Sunday taking into custody James Mooney and Harry Baldwin. The shipment from Idaho Falls to Malad included Budweiser Hamm Blue Ribbon and Blatz totaling 100 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Dave McNichols & Clark Paulsen
South Fifth Avenue
James Mooney
Harry Baldwin
Tolaho Falls
Malad
Spanish Airmen Over Atlantic Cross Atlantic Flight
Spanish pilot Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar reportedly flew far over the Atlantic tonight on the Seville to Cuba route. They departed Tablada airfield after morning reports of excellent weather for the long ocean crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Spain
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Atlantic
Cuba
Tablada Airdrome
Senate and House Near Adjournment Amid Roosevelts Proposals
Congress grappled with Roosevelt administration plans as the Senate faced uprisings over reorganization and the economic recovery bill. A conference on veterans' compensation cuts advanced while the industrial recovery bill awaited Senate consent. A weekend recess was debated as leaders pushed to finish before the London conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Senator Long
Robinson
Arkansas
A&ecess
London
Grant Talks to LDS Teachers in Salt Lake City
President Heber J. Grant urged primary teachers at the LDS church convention to instill perseverance in children and stay steadfast. He warned against pretentious departmental meetings and cited personal experiences to stress persistence as key to effort becoming easier. Hugh B. Brown spoke on loyalty and liberty at the primary session, while Oscar A. Kirkham urged greater responsibility in teaching youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Hugh B. Brown
Granite Stake
Oscar A. Kirkham
Young Men's Association
Sommercorn and Rupe Wed in Blackfoot Ceremony
Blackfoot Idaho June 10 August Sommercorn and Nettie Rupe of Sterling were married by County Clerk PF B Dance Friday afternoon in a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Idaho
Sommercorn
Nettie Rupe
Sterling
PF. B. Dance
Mattern Seen Over Siberia En Route To Khabarovsk
Associated Press reports American aviator Jimmy Mattern was last heard over Rukhlovo in eastern Siberia about 725 miles from Khabarovsk. Time signals indicate he may already have reached Khabarovsk or made an unscheduled stop before continuing toward North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Rukhlovo
Siberia
Khabarovsk
Mattern
Two Drown in Idaho Rivers
Two men and a boy drowned in southern Idaho, bringing the week’s water fatalities to three. John Lawrence of Mackay and Arco drowned crossing Salmon River near Big Creek when a trolley car cable failed. Elias Roberts and Jack Cornehenny clung to the cable but Bills disappeared for hours. Bryce Skinner, 12, of Montpelier, drowned in Bear River after stepping into a deep hole while swimming. Bills’s death follows John Flohr’s earlier drowning nearby after a weak cable broke. Bills leaves a widow and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
John Lawrence
Mackay and
Arco
Salmon River
Big Creek
Bills
Elias Roberts
Jack Corehenny
Roberts
Corehenny
Bryce Skinner
Jess Skinner
Montpelier
Bear River
Skinner
Mr. Bills
John Flohr
Flohr
Streams Recede After Floods Hit North Idaho Areas
In Wallace Idaho on June 30 a run of streams receded after two days of cooler weather. Flooding left highways rail lines and bridges damaged with several creeks spilling over their banks in Kellogg Burke Wardner and Mace. Hecla Mining president James F McCarthy said operations near the mine suspended until next Wednesday due to washed tailings and damaged tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Iddaho
Kellogg
Burke
Wardner
Mace
James F. McCarthy
Hecla Mining Company
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Seaboard
Pocatellan
By Nathan Robertson
Britain
Carter Glass
Duncan Fletcher
A. W. Barkley
Edward Costigan
Fletcher
Idaho Supreme Court
Agricul
Sugar Company
By Cecil B. Dickson
Dopson
Will Rogers
Tribune
Connelly
Will
U.C.T
CS Oolle Ee
D. Harold Oliver
Grant
Salt Lake
Siberian City
Pacific
Stanley P. Richardson
North American
Boy
North
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!