Heaviest Dionne Quintuplet Improves at Farm Home
Corbeil Ontario June 11 Yvonne the heaviest of the Dionne quintuplets weighing 40 2 ounces shows improvement. The other four children are reported in satisfactory condition by Dr. A R Dafoe. collectively the five weigh 10 pounds 11 3 4 ounces with gains over the weekend.
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Corbeil
Ont
Yvonne
A. R. Dafoe
Olivia Dionne
Emilie
Marie
Cecile
Annette
Dionne Farm
Davis Cup Semi Finals Loom in Europe
European zone eliminations reached the semi finals with France Italy Australia and Czecho-Slovakia advancing. Next round pairs Australia vs France and Italy vs the Czechs. Winners meet in the final then face the United States in interzone finals at Wimbledon on July 21 23 and 24.
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Associated Press
France
Italy
Australia
United States
Great Britain
Former Governor Amazes Doctors
Denver reports Charles S. Thomas the former U S senator and Colorado governor, aged 84, has shown marked improvement after weeks of critical illness. Doctors say recovery is unlikely but a bare chance remains as he takes nourishment again and spirits rise.
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Denver
Charles 5. Thomas
United States
Colorado
Idaho Dog Show Honors Award Winners in First Annual Event
The first Idaho dog show at Boise crowned Little Boy the best English setter and Jiggs the top spitz in their divisions. Owyhee Pat owned by Dr. H. R. Groome took second in the Trish setter class, Sugar owned by L. A. Jones placed second in the English female setter class, King owned by Donald E. Lindsey took third in English setter, and Rap's dog Comanche owned by E. E. Ross was second in the English pointer pen class for females. The event concluded late Saturday night with results released afterward.
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Boise
L. A. Jones
Wendell
Jiggs
V. C. Rector
Idaho
H. R. Groome
Twin Falls
Sugar
King
Donald E. Lindsey
Nampa
Rap
Comanche
E. E. Ross
Pocatello
Idaho Kiwanians Meet in Toronto
Kiwanis members from Idaho join the eighteenth Kiwanis International convention in Toronto to discuss civic betterment child welfare urban rural relations and unemployment aid. Idaho governor J J Boyd and lieutenant governors L E Glennon and Earl M Dean lead the delegation as Joshua L Johns urges public responsibility for democracy and service. Over 1860 Kiwanis clubs in the U S and Canada plan simultaneous gatherings to celebrate past year’s achievements.
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Toronto
Ont
Idaho
Kiwanis International
Idaho Kiwanis
J. J. Boyd
Buhl
Utah-Idaho
Kiwanis
L. E. Glennon
Pocatello
Earl M. Dean
Payette
Utah
Jacob Coleman
Provo
David W. Henderson
Salt Lake City
Joshua L. Johns
Appleton
Wisconsin
Atlantic
Pacific
U. S
Canada
Fort Hall Ballad of Trappers and Trails
A folk poem recounts Fort Hall and the fur trade era as phantoms rise at dusk. Trappers Joe and Bill Reeder discuss Beaver and mink, salmon runs, and a route from the Oregon trail toward Soda, Portneuf, and Ferry utte, with a stake for a new life along the Flat.
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Old Fort Hall
Factors
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Fur Brigade
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Yellowstone
Skelps
Bill Reeder
Horse Prairie
Big Hole
Madison
Jackson Hole
Soda
Bill Harkness
Oregon Trail
Portneuf
Old Ferry Utte
The Trapper’s Era Dies as Farmers Rise in Blackfoot
Verse by T. J. Bond of Blackfoot laments the end of the trapper’s era. He predicts fertile soil and expanding farms will replace the hunter’s land and way of life as the settler farmer dawn approaches.
Whitaker urged for Congress seat after Coffin death
Dearing notes William P. Whitaker a former two time Democratic nominee for Congress from Bannock County is urged to enter the race. Whitaker previously served as mayor of Pocatello in 1919 and 1920 and is described as a progressive Democrat and staunch supporter of the current administration.
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Dearing
T. C. Coffin
William P. Whitaker
Bannock County
Democratic Central Committee
Congress
Whitaker
Pocatello
Mr. Whitaker
Idaho Guard Holds Drill After Tragedy
Boise observers report 1 100 enlisted personnel and 100 officers of the Idaho national guard began a two week drill after the death of Private Robert Derbyshire of Weiser from a skull fracture while loading mounts for shipment to the Boise camp. Private George Eddins of Rigby remains hospitalized in Boise from Saturday injuries. Major General George A. White arrived from Salem to confer with Col. F C. Hummel as drills commence.
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Boise
Weiser
Idaho National Guard
116Th Engineers
116Th Cavalry
148Th Artillery
Robert Derbyshire
George Eddins
Rigby
George A. White
41St Division
Oregon
Salem
Ore
F. C. Hummel
A. M. Newton Expresses Feelings in Letter
A letter from A. M. Newton conveys personal feelings and sincerity. The brief note closes with a courteous sign-off.
Preliminary drills near Boise for engineers and cavalry
Preliminary drills for engineers and cavalry are reported in the foothills north of Boise with preparatory artillery work for the start of firing practice on the range.
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Boise
Blackfoot Cowboy Wins Bronco Title in Livermore
Pat Woods of Blackfoot Idaho rides to victory in Livermore California bronco busting final. Burrell Mulkey of Salmon Falls Idaho places second. The event, closing a program that caused injuries to four riders including Vera McGinnis of Roscoe California who suffered a broken hip and possible internal injuries. Other injured riders include Merril Hansen Livermore John Bart ram Hayward and Smokey Carmerson Livingston Montana.
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Idaho
Burrell Mulkey
Salmon Falls
Vera McGinnis
Roscoe
Cal
Merril Hansen
Livermore
John Bartram
Hayward
Smokey Camerson
Livingston
Mont
Driver Dies in Wyoming Car Crash Near Evanston
J E Carlson of Los Angeles died in Evanston Wyoming last night from injuries after his car overturned on loose gravel. His daughter Mrs Elean or Lindberg also of Los Angeles was not seriously injured and taken to a local hospital. They were en route to Chicago.
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Evanston
Wyo
J. E. Carlson
Los Angeles
Eleanor Lindberg
Chicago
Man Drowns In Payette River near Shawnee
PAYETTE Idaho June 11 Ervie Crosley 26 of Shawnee Wyoming died in swift Payette River waters. His body was recovered later.
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Payette
Idaho
Ervie Crosley
Shawnee
Wyo
Payette River
Tragic drowning after swimmer seized by cramps three hours earlier
Yesterday three hours after he drowned while trying to swim a stream three miles south of here friends say he cried for help in mid stream before vanishing beneath the water.
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Here
Donahue Attends Socialist Party Convention
Don Donahue secretary of the Idaho state Socialists returned to Pocatello from Detroit where he attended the national convention. He said an active campaign is planned this year and that the state platform will be announced in the near future.
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Don Donahue
Idaho
Pocatello
Detroit
Donahue
Yale divinity school holds 112th graduation week
Idahoan graduates Yale divinity school in New Haven during the 112th annual commencement for a class of graduates.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Divinity School
Wesley E. Jackson Named Candidate for Bachelor of Divinity
Caldwell Idaho resident Wesley E. Jackson is listed among candidates for the bachelor of divinity degree. The ballot shows his hometown and name as part of the degree program.
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Wesley E. Jackson
Caldwell
Idaho
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