Excello Club to Receive Prize Award in Idaho
The Excello club of Cleveland, noted for 4-H honors, will receive the Pocatello Kiwanis cup at a awards ceremony in Idaho Southern University auditorium during the annual 4-H club leaders short course. Scholarships will also be awarded to numerous 4-H members from Lava Hot Springs Bancroft Pocatello Cleveland Ox ford and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excello Club
Cleveland
Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Idaho Southern University
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Helen Miller
A. W. Miller
Melvin Vaughan
Lava Hot Springs
Phoebe Ormond
Aston Hatch
Ina Gilpert
Ardella Shhenk
Mary Jeppesen
Bancroft
Gerald Sorenson
Lois Criswell
Mary Hansen
Lois Kirkpatrick
Jane Darrah
Tsuneo Tanabe
Pocatello
Weldon McGregor
Reed McGregor
Sarah McGregor
J. D. McGregor
Alene Holbrook
Chesterfield
Eugene Henderson
Oxford
Bear Lake
Bingham
Bonneville
Cassia
Fremont
Gooding
Jefferson
Jerome
Lincoln
Madison
Minidoka
Oneida
Power
Teton
Twin Falls
George J. McGonigal
State Bankers Agricultural Committee
Bankers
Court Fines Negro Pair in Vagrancy Case at Police Court
Eugene Carter 26 and Delores Miller 28 were each fined 100 for vagrancy after being held as possible federal probes into white slave charges. Carter’s California plated car bears broken windows. he claimed a jealous woman with a shovel caused damage. Also noted: juveniles Strahie and Groesbeck referred to Idaho Falls. Murphy fined 100 suspended for intoxication. Smith fined 15. Theros Shurtliff and Arch Brown forfeited dollar bonds for illegal parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Carter
Delores Miller
Pocatello
Idaho Palls
Carter
Frank McKinnon
Vern Smith
Sam Theros
Noel Shurtliff
Arch Brown
Gossip Sparks Roosevelt Visit To Buckingham Palace
Washington debates whether President Roosevelt and the first lady will visit Buckingham Palace this fall after King George and Queen Elizabeth's London visit. Reports suggest an informal invitation may have been extended, though officials may not reveal it. History notes prior presidents who traveled abroad during office.
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Washington
George
Queen Elizabeth
Roosevelt
Buckingham Palace
Hyde Park
Roosevelts
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Burns Kill Three In Montana Ranch Fire
Mrs. Joe Bishop, 22, dies from burns in the blaze that destroyed the family ranch home near Lewistown Montana. Her daughter Jo Tlene eight months old and sister Helena Marie Brown 14 had already died from injuries suffered when a stove exploded starting the fire.
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Lewistown
Mont
Joe Bishop
Here
Jo Tlene
Helena Marie Brown
Idaho Weather Night Clouds and Thunder Storms
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms mainly over mountains tonight. Warmer tonight and cooler in the west on Wednesday with cooler temperatures across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
West
Torture Cells At Barcelona Prison Trial Shock Court
Thirty witnesses described brutal barbarous cells used by Yugo slav architect Alfonso Laurent Cik 38 as judges weigh a possible death sentence for building cells for republican authorities. The defense says he was forced by Spanish syndicalist leaders to paint walls with abstract patterns to meet orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Alfonso Laurent Cik
Cik
Mercury hits 86 in June at Poca tello
The U S weather bureau at the airport reports 86 degrees as the high so far today marking June’s peak, while the year’s record remains 91 degrees set on May 29.
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Pocatello
U. S. Weather Bureau
Montanan to Make Plea in Double Slaying Case
Anaconda Montanan Enoch Hukoveh 35 to enter pleas next week to two murder informations accusing him of killing Night Police Chief Edwin Stuart and Albert Oldhaber during a drunken shooting spree on June 6. Hukoveh was held in Deer Lodge state prison for safekeeping after the slayings. Judge T E Downey of Butte granted time to decide pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mont
Enoch Hukoveh
Hukoveh
Deer Lodge
Edwin Stuart
Pocatello
Albert Oldhaber
T. E. Downey
Kidnaper to Face Charges in Children's Court
In San Francisco on June 13, Margaret Polly Weil will be treated in juvenile court for kidnapping 5 year old Krehe Osborn while serving as nursemaid. Judge Dunne transferred the case after a telegram from Weil's mother asserts the defendant’s birth date, with documentary corroboration planned. Weil was captured in San Jose after taking the child and demanding a $1,600 ransom signed “Graham.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Margaret Polly Weil
Krehe Osborn
Frank H. Dunne
Children's Court
Gerald Kenny
Margaret
Graham Weil
Nassau
N. Y
Kenny
Weil
San Jose
Calif
Graham
First Woman Elected to Fort Hall Indian Council
Fort Hall tribal meeting installs Sarah P. Snipe as member for Ross Fork district the first woman elected to the council. Other new members are Peter Jim Gibson Phillip LaVatta Sr Fort Hall Walter Moshe Bannock. Gibson district gains an extra seat and Willis George and James Watson tied for second with coin flip deciding later.
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Fort Hall
Sarah P. Snipe
Ross Fork
Peter Jim
Gibson
Phillip E. LaVatta, Sr
Walter Moshe
Bannock
Willis George
James Watson
Buys Electric Store The Bistline Idaho Lumber
A report notes a business purchase involving an electric store and Bistline Idaho Lumber. Details on buyers, scope, and closing date are limited in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistline Idaho Lumber and
London Holds Worker for Firing Shots
Vincent Lawlor an Australian steel worker was ordered held for trial at Old Bailey on charges of firing a rifle near royal residences on June 4 and June 13 near the duchess of Kent and the princess royal. He pleaded innocence saying no harm was intended and offered no defense details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ledwedge Vincent Lawlor
Old Bailey
Duchess of Kent
Princess Royal
Lawlor
Ster
George
Earl of Harwood
Belgrave Square
Northwest shows economic gain in Pacific Northwest
Fred W. Catlett of the federal home loan bank board told 200 delegates at the Pacific northwest conference of savings and loan associations that economic conditions in the region are favorable. A. D. Theobald said housing activity this year could double spending from last year to about 1.96 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Fred W. Catlett
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
United States Building and Loan League
Idaho Expositions Guides Promote Potatoes and Lands
Marie Howard of the chamber notes abundant literature on the New York and San Francisco expositions ready for visitors. Idaho folders, shaped like russets, highlight potato superiority with images of a potato field Arrowrock dam and Shoeshone Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Howard
Chamber of Commerce
New York
San Francisco
Idaho
Arrowrock
Shoshone Falls
Five Counties Pay State Taxes in Full
Idaho counties paid in full on June 1 for five counties Boise Blaine Lemhi Oneida and Valley with totals listed. Ada Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Bonneville Butte Caribou Clark Custer Franklin Fremont Power Teton Twin Falls among others owe amounts up to 38 613 39 for Twin Falls and 93 968 for Ada. Overall unpaid total stands at 377 599 with July 1 due date.
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Boise
Idaho
Owyhee
Twin Falls
Calvin E. Wright
Wright
Blaine
Lemhi
Oneida
Vailey
Ada County
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Bonneville
Butte
Caribou
Clark
Custer
Pranklin
Fremont
Power
Teton
Glider pilot eyes Atlantic flight after Michigan crossing
Ted Bellak of Newark flew a record over Lake Michigan from Sturgeon Bay to Frankfort in 1 hour 2 minutes covering about 70 miles from 16 500 to 8 000 feet. He predicted ocean flights in 25 or 30 years aided by meteorological studies and soaring energies.
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Frankfort
Mich
Ted Bellak
Atlantic Ocean
Newark
N. J
Lake Michigan
Bellak
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Michigan
Eastern Star Meets At Twin Falls
The Idaho Eastern Star annual grand chapter sessions open in Twin Falls with about 800 delegates expected including Mason representatives. Leaders arriving include Anna Hamilton of Nampa as worthy grand matron F Earl Williams of Spirit Lake as grand patron and Laula T Carpenter of Salmon as grand secretary. Mayor Koehler R S Tofflemire and Clifford Evans will welcome delegates while Twin Falls Masonic lodge presides. Officers to be elected tomorrow followed by a tribute to Jeremiah W Robinson with initiation in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho Eastern Star
Anna Hamilton
Nampa
F. Earl Williams
Spirit Lake
Laula T. Carpenter
Salmon
Joe Koehler
R. S. Tofflemire
Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce
Clifford
Chest Board Reappoints Budget Committee for Year
The community chest budget committee was reappointed at a Monday evening meeting at the Bannock hotel. Members must submit budgets before August 28 and the annual chest campaign runs from September 25 to October 2.
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The
Community Chest
Chest Board
Bannock Hotel
Worker Falls 40 Feet At New High School Auditorium
Cadmus Wallace of 621 West Clark fell forty feet while cleaning brick on a scaffold in the fly gallery at the Garfield and Clark site. He grabbed a lighting cable to break the fall, suffering a dislocated finger and scrapes to arms and shoulders. Wallace, employed by contractor T. G Rowland, was taken to General hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadmus Wallace
West Clark
Garfield and
Clark
Wallace
T. G Rowland
General Hospital
Idaho fruit crops to drop in 1939 yields
Federal statistician Richard C. Ross predicted Idaho peach output will fall about 30 percent from 1938, to 110000 bushels, while cherries may drop from 2490 tons in 1938 to about 1710 tons. Pears and apples also show declines with pears at 55000 bushels and apples at 69 percent of normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Richard C. Ross
Ross
Dinner plan for Salt Lake Chamber visit to Pocatello
Joel Priest Jr and Weston E Hamilton will meet Paul Nash this evening to arrange a 7 P M dinner Monday June 26 at Bannock hotel. The Salt Lake City chamber will host 150 Pocatello business men with two Pocatello speakers joining Utah guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Priest, Jr
Union Pacific
Weston E. Hamilton
Salt Lake City
To Spend Summer Here By Atkinsons
Mr and Mrs Charles Atkinson of 230 McKinley have returned to Pocatello for the summer after tending the university at Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atkinson
McKinley
University At
Moscow
Pocatello
Pocatellan to Wed Salt Lake City
Reed William Whitehead a 30 year old from Pocatello and Pearl Vilate Bennett 25 from Los Angeles obtained a marriage license in Salt Lake City yesterday June 13.
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Pocatellan
Salt Lake City
Reed William Whitehead
Pocatello
Pearl Vilate Bennett
Los Angeles
Funeral services held for J F Bryson at Elks temple
Funeral services for J F Bryson who died Saturday night were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Elks temple with Elks lodge members performing the last rites. Burial followed in Mountainview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bryson
The
Elks’ Temple
Elks’ Lodge
Mountainview Cemetery
Woodcraft Thimble Club No 156 Meets Wednesday at YWCA
The Woodcraft Thimble Club No 156 will hold a meeting in the YWCA club room on Wednesday at 2 p m All members are urged to attend and be prepared with yearend notes and project reports for discussion.
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Woodcraft Thimble Club No
Income Drops as 1928 National Income Falls 11 Percent
Commerce department officials attributed the 11 percent drop in national income to day to lower prices and reduced production. The total declined to 64.006 billion dollars, after five straight years of rise to a 1937 peak of 72 billion. The 1938 figure topped predictions but fell 16 billion short of Roosevelt's 80 billion goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
Strike Riots Hit Allis-Chalmers Plant Injuring 13
Rioting in West Allis near the Allis-Chalmers factory injured 13 as workers clashed with pickets and police. Officers and deputies were beaten, tear gas used, and street cars blocked. Gov Heil's rejection of National Guard aid preceded the disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
West Allis
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Wisconsin
Julius P. Heil
Edward J. Mitten
National Guardsmen
Baltimore Youths Suspected in Neck Carving Incident
Baltimore authorities suspended 18 high school students amid an assault on Melvin Bridges 14 by about 40 youths who allegedly carved the letter H on his neck after earlier inked swastikas on their arms. Councilman Leon Abramson said he would investigate why police were not notified Friday. Bridges said he was playing ball when the group attacked him on the grass and he felt a scratch on his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Leon Abramson
Melvin Bridges
Talks on Hotels Highlight National Hotel Week
Henry Brady assistant manager of the Bannock hotel spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on hotels and their role in the community. Next week Dr Richard P Howard will discuss his classification. Miss Bethene Spahr sang with Vito Petrone accompanying. readings by Mrs Petrone. Guests included Ray Ruth recently moved from Wichita Kansas George Hargraves and A W Young of Salt Lake City.
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Henry Brady
Bannock Hotel
Kiwanis
Richard P. Howard
Bethene Spahr
Vito Petrone
Lewis Blasts Congress For Failures In Unemployment Handling
John L. Lewis told the CIO executive board that Congress has done little to restore jobs or aid the jobless, criticizing the nation’s leadership as economically stagnant and politically paralyzed. He warned of despair and warned that fascism thrives on such conditions. He urged decisive action and steadfast leadership from political and industrial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
C. I. O. Executive Board
Congress
Lewis
Labor leader calls to oust labor board for bias
William Green of the American Federation of Labor told the House labor committee that current Labor Relations Board members should be displaced to restore confidence among millions of American workers. He argued the Wagner Act administration showed partiality toward the CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
House Labor Committee
Labor Relations Board
Green
T. O
Rail Official First To Get Ticket For Airplane Trip
W J Eck a vice president of the Southern railway drew ticket No 1 on the first passenger flight of Pan American Airways Clipper plane to inaugurate Europe service June 28. Eck a Washington DC resident will be among 30 to 35 paying passengers depending on weather and mail load aboard the 41 ton craft. his application was filed in 1931.
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New York
W. J. Eck
Southern Railway
Pan American Airways
Europe
Washington, D. C
Eck
Grazing Advisory Boards Set Meetings in Idaho Districts 3 and 4
Kelso P. Newman district grazier of Idaho districts 3 and 4 with offices in Pocatello announces two advisory board meetings. District No 4 assembles in Salmon on June 16 while District No 3 meets in Pocatello on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso P. Newman
Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Grazing District No. 4
Salmon
Utah Weather Preview: Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Utah tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. No significant rain or wind expected and temperatures remaining near seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Professor Strikes at Women And Business Careers
EVANSTON IL June 13 Dr Samuel N Stevens dean of the University college at Northwestern university today tossed several buckets of academic cold water on career women in business He said there is no future for the average woman in business even the brilliant career women are exceptions due to freak explanations He blamed women attitudes toward life as a chief factor keeping them from top positions He said most women see business as an interlude between school and marriage and that this makes them an unstable part of business personnel Employers pay women less than men for equivalent work He added that a woman with masculine traits can make the grade but most women lack these characteristics The professions as a rule favor no woman the dean asserted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Samuel N. Stevens
University College
Northwestern University
Dean Stevens
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Associated Press
George Skadding
King
Burns
Sible
Mercury
Montanan
Northwest
Walter H. Johnson
Colorado State Reformatory
Bryson
CIO
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