Young airman to make cross country hop from Pocatello
Millard Carnes a 19 year old Pocatello high school graduate departs this afternoon from Pocatello airport for Oakland in his first solo cross country flight. He plans to land near Reno overnight and finish Saturday crossing the Sierra Nevadas. Carnes, an aviation enthusiast and U S Weather Bureau observer, will have Aylis Slader as passenger.
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Idaho Senate resignations trim delegation to 39
Idaho state senators reduced to 39 as C H Friend of Moscow and Frank H La Grenz of Coeur d Alene resign over ties to the federal Rural Rehabilitation Administration. Gov Ross accepts. Five vacancies remain. three others, Robert Erb Lewis ton, George Donart Weiser and David I Gardner Dubois, had resigned earlier.
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Weiser
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Bailiff Plans Funeral Sermon at His Farm Home
In Danville Illinois L F Bailiff at age 80 announced he would deliver his own funeral discourse Sunday at his farm. He said I don't want them prattling over my body when I'm dead and invited friends and neighbors to attend.
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How to Make Good Coffee Every Time
A concise guide outlining careful steps to brew coffee that tastes mellow, delicious, and clear. Following reasonable care yields consistent quality and a pleasing, bright cup.
Pocatello Notes Include Court Quiet Docket and Civic Plans
A quiet session before Police Judge William Fife reported three minor cases. Locals prep for American Legion July celebration. housing program meeting at Bannock hotel. Statewide car registrations noted. Mink Creek to face Orange Transportation at Overland Park. Idaho seeks widows pensions and 1936 fair officials named. contour farming near Pocatello expands.
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Idaho Chamber Urges Locate Dennis B Taylor
D C and R E Shepherd of Jerome as Idaho state chamber of commerce president says the organization represents shippers in Idaho Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Utah and parts of western Oregon. Dennis B Taylor a World War veteran is asked to contact James E Meilstrup of The Tribune Journal company regarding two Veterans Administration letters at Cleveland Ohio. Notify Meilstrup if Taylor is found.
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Hoover Sends Greetings to Landon Telegram Admired
Former President Herbert Hoover sent a telegram praising Alf Landon as Republican nominee and urging divine help for the task ahead. Hoover described Landon’s platform as fighting and definite, covering needed principles for regenerating the country.
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Cleveland convention show of unity and leadership
Byron Price reports from Cleveland on a rare night of party harmony at the GOP convention. The piece notes dramatic shifts from past divisions and points to Landon Kansas as a leading figure guiding a coalition effort.
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Republican Harmony Secures Landon Nomination In 1936
After a heated dispute among rival candidates a month of tension and ultimatums ends with Governor Landon nominated almost by acclamation. Party leaders, fearing a crushing 1932 repeat, press for unity to salvage the party for the 1936 election. Two rivals publicly back the victor to help the party survive.
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Chinese War Threat Eased Reports of Peace Talks
June reports from Hong Kong say central and southern Chinese governments may open peace talks. A central government delegation led by Finance Minister Kumg is en route to Canton to discuss unity amid alleged Japanese aggression. Canton orders troops near Hengchow to halt as negotiations begin.
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Memorial Day Service Announcement for Odd Fellows
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are asked to meet at the I O O F hall on Sunday June 14 at 10 am. They will attend the Memorial day services at the Christian church at 11 am.
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