Finger Printing Hits In Pocatello Theater Event
In Pocatello the Fox-Orpheum offers two thirty day passes to patrons whose lobby fingerprints resemble a saved set. The contest promotes civilian fingerprinting with support from FBI style identification and Pocatello police officials led by detective sergeant R C Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pocatello
A. E. Eichenlaub
Fox-Orpheum Theater
James Cagney
R. C. Thomas
Pocatello Police Department Bureau of Investigation
Randall Employee Improves at J Anthony Hospital
A report notes Mr. Randall, an employee of Gem State Oil Company, is improving at the J Anthony hospital. The item reflects a brief health update from the day’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the &J. Anthony Hospital
Randall
Gem State Oil Company
Religious Cult Investigated Over Unburied Death
Edith A. Peshak died of cancer at the Home of Truth colony in Monticello Utah. Four months passed without burial as leader Marie Ogden claims a resurrection state. San Juan County officials, backed by Grover Giles, seek access to the death house to inspect the body and preservation, amid doubt over the cult’s practices and funds.
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Monticello
Utah
Edith A. Peshak
Here
San Juan County
Grover Giles
Marie Ogden
Ogden
Attorney General's Office
Wallace Wins Drill Contest at University
Wallace led a 20 member Nampa team under Captain Arlene DeVorss to first place in the women's and overall divisions. Irene O'Neil’s Pocatello auxiliary took second. in men’s open, Wallace again won with the local high school band second under L. J. Schnabel. The Rebekahs won the grand parade class. banquet and address follow at Memorial Building with Casey Jones as MC and Dr. B. J. Allen as main speaker.
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Nampa
Arlene DeVorss
Pocatello F.C.E
Irene O'Neil
Wallace
L. J. Schnabel
Nampa F.O.E
Pocatello F.O.E
Rebekahs
Pocatello F.O.F
Supreme Forest Circle
Harvey Moore
Eagles
Memorial Building
Dance Gardens
Casey Jones
B. J. Allen
Idaho Falls
Leola Lawrence
Shirley Smith
Edminston Boys
Nate Beauchamp
Hannah Ash
SUN DANCE COMMITTEE TO MEET
A report describes a sun dance gathering with about 40 dancers. Dancers undressed to the waist wear beads feathers and animal skins while drums sing and women chant. Men advance to a willow arbor blow whistles and honor a buffalo head symbolizing the Great Spirit. The contest lasts through the night until a dawn closing ceremony.
Ladies Aid Meeting at Central Christian Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Central Christian church will meet with Mrs. G C Schneider at 367 Wayne Ave on Friday June 14 at 2 pm.
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Ladies Aid Society of the
Central Christian Church
G. C. Schneider
Wayne Ave
Officers Take Kidnap Couple Off In Plane
Attorney Reger said removal of Mrs. Waley to Tacoma required a United States commissioner order. Mrs. Waley was aiding agents in locating ransom money and in solving the kidnapping. United States Commissioner Dunn and others denied signing a complaint or arraignment update. Jurisdiction rested with the Utah federal court once arraigned.
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Department of Justice
Reger
Connelley
Mrs. Waley
Tacoma
United States
Edward D. Dunn
Federal Building
Waleys
Federal Court For
District of Utah
Tillman D. Johnson
South Dakota Officers Nab Man on Train
William Dainard identified the suspect once known as Mahan who fled toward Canada after the Butte escape. Authorities seized the Weyerhaeuser ransom amount of 15155 dollars abandoned near the scene as officers intercepted the man on a train.
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South Dakota
Mahan linked to ransom hunt and Canada search
Mahan known as William Waiward is son of a former Duluth policeman. He lived in Cando North Dakota and in Canada. As Justice Department agents pursued leads in Canada the trail cooled locally while investigators hunted for the 89,000 dollar Weyerhaeuser ransom buried in the region. Police Chief Jere Murphy suspects Mahan slipped away after a 1928 Idaho bank robbery, possibly fleeing the country.
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William Waiward
Mahan
Duluth, Minn
Cando
N. D
Canada
Department of Justice
Weyerhaeuser
Jere Murphy
Idaho
University Opens Three Public Tennis Courts
The university unveiled three new public tennis courts expanding recreational facilities. Officials stated the courts are available for community use and will support local tennis programming and student activities.
Evening Court Hours Announced for Tennis Drills and Tickets
Dean John R. Nichols announces southern branch courts available 7 to 10 a m and 4 pm till dark. J Budd Wise oversees court use with tickets sold at 810 So 8th or at the courts. Rates are 25 cents per hour and a season ticket costs $1. Mrs Alex Tubbs of the north city goes to General Hospital for medical treatment. Jack Randall at 73% North 13th undergoes a major operation.
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John R. Nichols
J. Budd Wise
Alex Tubbs
General Hospital
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Conservador
Fairbanks- Morse
Petersen Furniture CO
University
SUN Dance Committee
Ha Bests Furniture CO
William Dainard
Victora
Saskatchewan
Montana
Butte
Jack Randall
North 13Th
Golda Aileen Rowland
Nelson College of Music & Art
Newberry
SAVI
Priscilla
Belle Isle
Supée Mpon
Batiste
Towncraft
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