Idahoan SLAIN BY POLICEMAN IN Nampa
In Nampa a confrontation over a stolen roulette wheel at a Days of 49 carnival left Clifford M. Blackman 36 dead after a gunshot to the heart fired by Officer Ben Grown. A stray bullet injured Delph Cawood, two years old, in the head. the child’s condition worsened after emergency surgery. A coroner’s jury cleared the officer of blame in Blackman’s death.
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Nampa
Clifford M. Blackman
Delph Cawood
Blackman
Ben Grown
American Legion
Cawood
Mattern Resting for Hop Across North Pacific
Jimmie Mattern continued preparations for a transpacific hop from Khabarovsk Russia through air fields of the Okhotsk Sea Kamchatka and the Bering Sea region. Aviation men warned sighting would be unlikely due to cloudy cold weather with fog and persistent winds over the northern seas. The far north daylight aids his long flight as western Alaska watches closely for developments.
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Khabarovsk
Siberia
Jimmie Mattern
Alaska
Sea of Okhotsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering Sea
Mattern
Gid monoplane Columbia heads for Haiti on 400 mile good will flight
The Columbia with Capt. J Errol Boyd at the controls, accompanied by co pilot Robert Lyon and writer Harold Davis, departed Floyd Bennett field at 3 25 p m on a non stop 400 mile good will flight to Haiti, aiming to reach the destination in about 24 hours.
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Haiti
New York
Columbia
J. Errol Boyd
Floyd Bennett Field
Boyd
Robert G. Lyon
Harold P. Davis
Forest Woodmen Circle Benefit Play Scheduled
Supreme Forest Woodmen circle will sponsor a benefit play Wednesday June 14 at 8 p.m. at Antlers hall. The show is enacted by Iva Rebekah Lodge No 23 members. Palm Leaf Circle No 19 N O W will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at W O W hall.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Antlers Hall
Iva Rebekah Lodge No
Palm Leaf Circle No
Local items highlight meetings and social notices in Pocatello
A roundup of community happenings in Pocatello includes a Camp Fire Girls meeting at Mrs. J P Halliwell's home to discuss plans, a weekend return from Los Angeles by Clair Campbell and Mrs Campbell, and Carl Radke of Everett Wash visiting his uncle C F W Donicht before heading to Chicago for the fair. Idaho Coal & Ice Co. advertises price breaks, and a Boise couple, George W Sheppard and Gwenda Phillips, obtain a marriage license. The county treasurer annou nces second half 1932 taxes due June 24 with penalties after. Local civic and legal notes cover Knights of Pythias memorial services, an assault case, and various municipal incidents.
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Carl Radke
Everett, Wash
Pocatello
C. F. W. Donicht
Mr. Radke
Chicago
George W. Sheppard
Gwenda Phillips
Idaho Falls
Canton Cafe Lunch and Dinner Specials Decline
Prices reduced at Canton Cafe with Merchants' Lunch and Dinner menus from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. featuring Chop Suey and Noodles as specialties and short orders available at all hours.
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Canton Cafe
Multiple Suspects Charged in Wool Theft and Beer Transport
Reports show Russell and Max Fowler of Grace jailed on stealing one and a half sacks of wool with owners Carlos Lowe James Parkhouse and Frank Snow filing complaints. James Mooney and Harry Baldwin jailed after arraignment for transporting 100 cases of beer from Idaho Falls to Malad and released on bonds. Police recovered H J Foley’s stolen sedan north of Pocatello and noted missing tires and ransacked interior. Doty Lewis, Fort Hall Indian, to stand trial in federal court July 5 for Mabel Sawyer murder pending indictment. 4 H club short course opens at University of Idaho Southern Branch with Eastern Idaho communities represented under Miss Dorothy Faris Victor Jones D L Fourt and B L Taylor.
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Russell
Max Fowler
Grace
Carlos Lowe
James Parkhouse
Frank Snow
James Mooney
Harry Baldwin
Marvin Garvin
Idaho Falls
Malad
Doty Lewis
Fort Hall
Mabel Sawyer
J. H. Peterson
Lewis
Department of Justice
Pete Jensen
Portneuf
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Idaho
Dorothy Faris
University
Victor Jones
D. L. Fourt
B. L. Taylor
University Extension Division
Pocatello
Ideals Talk Open First General Assembly At Fort Hall
Miss Ethel Redfield of the University of Education and D C Watkins Eastern Idaho scout executive spoke on Ideals at the first general assembly. The course will run during the week. A stockholders meeting for Days of Old Fort Hall Pocatello rodeo association is set for 8 oclock this evening in the chamber of commerce rooms. Directors will be elected to form a three day July celebration. The stock sale is led by Ira H Masters with Paul Bistline as chair. other committee members include A F Willecke Bert Dolbeer John Tanney and Paul Nash.
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Ethel Redfield
Department of Education
The
University
D. C
Old Fort Hall
Pocatello’s
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Bistline
A. F. Willecke
Bert Dolbeer
John Tanney
Paul Nash
Americans Propose Four Plans to Attack High Tariffs
The report outlines four U S strategies to curb tariff barriers. They include monetary actions to raise prices, expanding credit via central banks, public works programs to spur employment, and reforms in the world monetary system. Also aims to reduce gold coverage and increase silver use to stabilize exchange, while opposing further tariff hikes.
Season Opened at Camp Tendoy
An early morning turnout of boy scouts and "just boys" form underway near Pocatello as they head to Camp Tendoy by Mink Creek. Under D C Watkins the camp opens at 10 o clock with delegations from many towns joining for a two week program for boys followed by a week for Campfire Girls and a possible extra week if interest remains.
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Pocatello
Tendoy
Mink Creek
D. C. Watkins
Watkins
Baptists to Hold Picnic on Monday
The Baptist Sunday school held its Children's day program Sunday evening in the church, with flowers adorning the pulpit and special songs and recitations. The program featured Mrs. Weston Young, Mrs. Ray M. Allen, and Mrs. Elmer Ackerson among organizers, Rev. I G Roddy, Ira H. Masters, and Paul Willecke announcing a Ross Park picnic set for June 19 with women as guests.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Weston Young
Ray M. Allen
Elmer Ackerson
I. G. Roddy
Ira H. Masters
Paul Willecke
Men's Brotherhood
Ross Park
Prime Minister MacDonald Seeks United Action Among Allies
Reported agreement reached earlier among American British and French representatives met at the British treasury. King George welcomed the statesmen urging concerted effort to restore order as a heavy task to begin this day.
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George
MacDonald Calls World Economic Conference a Historic Assembly
Premier MacDonald framed the economic conference as the greatest gathering in history. He warned that self sufficient nationalism in economics would kill progress while citing the world's large unemployed figures as a focus of concern. Ralph W. Morrison of Texas praised the speech with caveats about war debt issues.
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Ralph W. Morrison
Texas
MacDonald
Forest Workers Arrive Tuesday For Two Camps
Two groups of 26 enlistees each will reach Pocatello for Mink Creek and Grand Teton forest camps, arriving late Tuesday evening or early Wednesday. The units from Fort Wadsworth, NY, will be joined by about 156 more per camp within two days, with 50 local enrollments to complete 200 men per camp. Construction at Mink Creek starts late this week.
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Pocatello
Parley D. Parkinson
Citizens’ Conservation Corps
Mink Creek
Grand Teton National Forest
Imén
Ogden
Fort Wadsworth
New York
Senator Borah Fights Slashes in Farm Funds
Labor committee indicated he might press to prevent adjournment until action on the 20 hour work week bill. Efforts were under way to vote on the veterans bill by nightfall with possible later session if the senate proceeds to conference on the industrial control bill or the more than 3 billion dollar public works appropriation.
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Senator Borah
Labor Committee
Senate
Utah Fair Tonight and Tuesday Cooler in Northwest
A weather notice indicates the Utah forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Tuesday with slightly cooler conditions in the northwest portion.
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Utah
Northwest
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Enna Jettick Shoes
Rick
Camp Fire Girls
Board of Sponsors and Guardians Association
J. P. Halliwell
West Whitman
Clair Campbell
J Cc. Penney
Garfield and Center
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Jack R. Pottle
Boise
Lucille McKenzie
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Kinney
Isobel Clarke
Carl Edgar
Laura Berg
Avis Lobdell
Union Pacific
West Yellowstone
R. V. la Dow
Federal Inspector of Prisons
M. J. Rossiter
Bannock County
Knights of Pythias
John Doe Skeets
James McCaleb
McCaleb
Walter Hudson
William Walker
Shelley Chamber of Commerce
Sagebrush
Shelley Stake L. D
Tabernacle
George N. Pepper
National Casualty Underwriters
Main
Harrison
North Tenth
Gerald French
Dean Parker
R. B. Bistline
Bistline Auto Wrecking Company
East Clark
Bo Capell
Police Department
M. H. Garvin
Justice of the Police
Ralph PR. Brashears
Veteran's Bureau
Dean Driscoll
Mr. Brashears
W. G. Simpson
Simpson
San Diego
James J. Brown
Odell Pullin
Salt Lake City
Kim
Nes
Blake
Bod
Oder
Paul Okamura
C. H. Watson
Helen Pixton
L. W. Cox
H. J. Foley
Yellowstone Highway
West Lander
Hull
Camp Tendoy
Baptists
Western Finance
Sam P. Smith
Mer
Arthur Pocatello
Troy
Parisian
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Chesterfield
Ligoert & Myens Tosacco Co
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