Solons Split On Plans For Windup
Washington June 11 Congress faces final adjournment with defense bills and taxes on the agenda. Idaho senators Thomas and Clark clash over timing. Rep White favors staying if war risk remains. Rep Dworshak backs no adjournment. Utah Democrats also split.
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Washington
Congress
Philadelphia
Idaho
Thomas
Clark
Rep. White
Rep
Dworshak
House
Utah
Governor to Speak at Rotary Meeting in American Falls
Governor C. A. Bottolfsen will address the American Falls Rotary Club on Wednesday June 12. Dr N H Farrell extended the invitation and T M Morris and Farrell organized the arrangements. About 90 to 100 members and guests are expected with potential other guest speakers planned.
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American Falls
N. H. Farrell
Rotary Club
C. A. Bottolfsen
T. H. Davie
Rotary
T. M. Morris
Dr. Farrell
Chief s Pledge Hit As War Move
Malad Idaho June 11 1941 President Roosevelt pledged material resources to the allies drawing the United States closer to involvement in the European conflict. Idaho House leader Scott Hall warned the move could force a premature belligerent stance and urged neutral tempo while preparing to address Japan.
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Roosevelt
United States
Scott Hall
Idaho
Japan
University Speaker Lands Preservation of Rights
Rev Edmund R Cody of St Josephs Catholic church framed civil rights as a hallmark of American democracy during Idaho Southern University graduation week at Frazier hall. Walter H Cleave to deliver the commencement address as diplomas are awarded though President Harrison C Dale cannot attend.
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Edmund R. Cody
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
America
Germany
Cody
Idaho Southern University
Frazier Hall
Harrison C. Dale
Moscow
John R. Nichols
J. H. Anderson
Blackfoot
Board of Education
Walter H. Cleave
Europe
Idaho State History Exhibit At ISU Museum
The ISU historical museum at the Student Union will host a Idaho history exhibit from commencement through summer. Highlights include letters from Idaho’s early leaders, papers of Senator Fred T Dubois, and Shoup letters. A microfilm reader and a preindustrial sewing machine add to the displays.
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Idaho
Historical Museum
Idaho Southern University
Charleton G. Laird
Fred T Dubois
Toussaint Dubois
George L. Shoup
Senator Dubois
United States Senate
Laird
Shoup
Oregon Country
Idaho Territory
Caleb Lyon
Territory
Duboise
Your Child and His Problems
A family with three children considers moving to the country to give their kids more freedom amid neighbor complaints about noise. After househunting, they settle on a place next door, hoping for a quieter life, but one morning changes the dynamic.
Neighborly Vignettes on Children and Fence Line Rules
A neighbor recalls a scene where a boy plays on her lawn with a wagon, bricks, and sand annoying a resident who orders him away. The boy’s mother consents, then a tall fence and hedge are erected to separate yards, sparking reflections on modern children in apartments and suburbs, manners, and community tolerance. The piece urges polite behavior by parents and introduces a leaflet by Mr. Patri offering arithmetic tips for children, with a request for a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Bunny
Red Cross Raises War Relief Quota to 20 Million
Nyles Christensen from San Francisco announced the American Red Cross has doubled its quota to 20 million dollars due to new European war developments. He said funds fund clothing medical supplies and food for allied nations, with every penny spent in the United States before shipment to England France Poland Belgium and others.
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Red Cross
Europe
Nyles Christensen
San Francisco
Christensen
N. B. Grossman
England
France
Poland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
Holland
Power City Grows Population Rise Tallies Census
Power City Grows shows a ten year population gain from 1280 to 1441 per the Bureau of Census. Rockland’s population declined from 374 in 1930 to 284 in 1940, attributed to farm consolidation and reduced local services. An inquest into a London fire and explosion heard 1,874,000 words of evidence and granted jurors lifelong exemption from further duty.
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American Falls
Bureau of Census
Rockland
London
Gertie’s Beauty Shop Ad Promises Summer Savings
Woolworths phone line and June tuition rate offer 20 percent discount, with a guaranteed 25 percent savings on any beauty service. Gertie’s Beauty Shop at 215 Taft advertises tailored haircutting and styling with low summer prices and dancing nightly at 331 E Center, phone 536.
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Woolworth’s
Gertie
Taft
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Nice
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R P. Snider
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East Center
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Kentucky
Grown-Forman Distillery CO
Louisville
OLD Forester
Bond
U. S
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Power City
Pocatello School of Beauty Culture
Pocatello
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Notox Institute of
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American Beauty School Association
Abstract & Title Guaranty CO
Pocatello and Bannock County
J. B. Blackhurst
Mar
Delite Baking & Confectionery CO
Miller’s Bakery
Jay's
Beauty School
Beauty Shop
Beauty Headquarters
Kewanee Coal CO
Robert Shankel
Mgr
M. I. Meeker
Wesley G Hagey
McHan’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
South Arthur Avenue
Jensen Furniture CO
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E. Halliday
Paris
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Mer
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Masseur
Naturopathic Association
N. Main
Green Triangle Inn
Highway
Inkom
Pocatello Greenhouse
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R. L. Getty
Enke Standard Service
Standard Stations, Inc
Atlas Tires
Martin
Arthur
Whiteside & Enke
Hyvis Motor Oils
Idaho Chief and Golden Eagle
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