New Yorker Mrs Clair Leads Hoover Boost at Convention
Mrs Francis J Clair a platinum blonde from New York arrived at the Republican national convention to back Hoover. She waved an American flag from a chair beside campaign manager John Hamilton and cried we want Hoover amid cheers from delegates.
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Cleveland
Francis J. Clair
New York City
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
John Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
Hoover Draws Rousing Ovation For Speech At Convention
Hoover receives a roaring reception as he argues against the New Deal. He warns of a European planned existence and urges the Republican party to pursue genuine recovery and a society of ordered liberty. Delegates cheer, London and Borah factions discussed implications.
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Hoover
Republican Party
America
National Committee
London
Senator Borah
Borah
Mr. Hoover
This Old Treatment for Backache Relief
Many sufferers blame back pain on kidneys finding relief by flushing them. The ad claims tired kidneys fail to pass pints daily and produce waste, causing backache and fatigue. It urges readers to seek a remedy, promising relief for 40 years and citing millions of users.
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Ae Bean
Hoover Opens New York Trip With Critique of New Deal
A cheering New York crowd greeted former President Herbert Hoover as he arrived for a business trip. He declined to discuss the Cleveland Republican convention and suggested he might issue a statement before leaving for the West. Hoover warned that continued New Deal policies delay recovery and could lead to universal bankruptcy and distress. He contrasted official relief with his call for true social betterment by the Republican party.
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Europe
Supreme Court
White House
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Hoover
Tugwell
Wallace
Ickes
New York
Herbert Hoover
Cleveland
Frank Knox
William E. Borah
Arthur Vandenberg
Hooverisms at Cleveland on the New Deal attack
The article lists President Hoover's lines from a speech at the Republican national convention. He argues the New Deal leads to bankruptcy and distress and downgrades democracy. He warns of class hatred, moral violations in government, and promises recovery.
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Cleveland
Supreme Court
America
White House
Republican Party
Burn BUHACH to ward off mosquitoes on porch
Advertises BUHACH as a mosquito repellent that will keep pests away when burned on porches or sleeping areas. Claims the odor deters mosquitoes and promises relief from bites. Sold in Handy Sifter Cans for 25c and up at drug, grocery, seed stores and pet shops.
Mary Diana Thomas to Wed Capt Joseph Scott Bell
Invitations issued in Pocatello for the marriage of Mary Diana Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs David Thomas Salt Lake to Capt Joseph Scott Bell of the Pocatello district COC stationed at Camp Challis Idaho The ceremony will be held in the post chapel at Fort Douglas Utah Wednesday afternoon June 24.
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Pocatello
Mary Diana Thomas
David Thomas
Salt Lake
Joseph Scott Bell
Fort Douglas
Utah
Captain Bell
Pocatello District Coc
Camp Challis
Challis
Idaho
Joneses Visit Pocatello Then Plan California Summer
Mr and Mrs G V Jones of Los Angeles visited Pocatello guests of Mrs C H Price and Mrs G A Lafquist with their daughter Alto Jones and son Rex Jones from Idaho Falls. They will spend the summer in California. Mr and Mrs C H Price hosted guests Saturday night including Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson of Blackfoot. Ella Belle Knight, Mrs Andersons former name, was married last week. Syringa club No 400 meets Friday at 2 pm in W O W hall with new member initiation and refreshments after.
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G. V. Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
Pocatello
Jones
C. H. Price
G. A. Lafquist
Miss Alto Jones
Rex Jones
Idaho Falls
California
North Sixth Avenue
Harry Anderson
Blackfoot
Anderson
Syringa Club
No. 400
W. O. W. Hall
Speech Exhorts Principles for Economic Freedom and Betterment
A speaker urges adherence to right principles to lift the nation from relief demoralization to constructive jobs. The talk warns that radicalism could give way to reaction and stresses achieving true social betterment and freedom in the economic field.
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Republic
Republican Party
Cannon Speaks on New Deal Issues at Women’s League
John Arnold Cannon returned from Washington D C to address the Women’s Democratic Study League in the Darion room Hotse Bannock. Mrs C G Vance spoke on Roosevelt the Builder while Vaughn and Dean Hartvigsen performed piano and saxophone duets. Mrs Arthur Townend presided as new members joined. next meeting is set for the second Monday in July with location to be announced.
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John Arnold Cannon
Washington, D. C
Women’s Democratic Study League
Darion
Hotse Bannock
C. G. Vance
Roosevelt
Builder
Vaughn
Dean Hartvigsen
H. J. Hartvigsen
Arthur Townend
Reception for New Pastor and Family at Congregational Church
A reception will be held in the Congregational church club rooms Friday at 8 pm honoring Rev R P Snider and family and new church members. City ministers and wives are invited. The Ivy Rebekahs meet at 8 pm in IOOF hall, followed by an Odd Fellows hosted dance for Rebekahs and friends.
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Congregational Church Club
R. P. Snider
Ivy Rebekahs
Ioof
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Visit to Victor Idaho Ends for Rupp Family
Mrs Earl Rupp and daughters Lois and Molly returned Wednesday from a ten day visit with relatives and friends in Victor Idaho.
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Victor
Earl Rupp
Lois
Molly
Idaho
Star of the East Club Holds Ross Park Picnic
Members of the Star of the East club will hold their annual picnic at Ross Park Friday evening. Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock.
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Star of the East Club
Ross Park
Regional Camp Training for Utah Girl Scout Leaders
Miss Kathryn Riddle Miss Alice Cosgrove and Mrs Dorothea Jones left for Ogden Utah to attend the Rocky Mountain regional training camp for Girl Scout leaders at Camp Red Cliffe in Ogden canyon. Programs include camp director course activity course and general course under regional staff with follow up assignments at Camp Pinar and a community girls day camp at Ross park.
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Kathryn Riddle
Alice Cosgrove
Dorothea Jones
Ogden
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Camp
Red Cliffe
Ogden Canyon
Miss Riddle
Mary J. Littlefield
Miss Cosgrove
Mabel Shannon
Jones
Dorothy Edwards
Edith Macey
Camp Pinar
Salt Lake City
Ross Park
South Garfield Avenue
1886 Rutgers alums confess prank stole 1887 dinner
Fifty-one years after the incident in New Brunswick Rutgers class of 1886 members confess they took the food at a banquet for the class of 1887. They invite the 87 living members to a reciprocity dinner at this year’s reunion.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Idaho Woman Dies After Farmhouse Collapse
Lewiston Idaho June 11 Mrs W D Lough aged 52 died in a hospital after injuries from a wind storm collapse of her farm home last Sunday. Her husband was instantly killed in the same incident. The storm also demolished farm buildings.
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Idahoan
Lewiston
Idaho
W. D. Lough
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