Willard Centenary Educational Fund Aims for Million
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union launches a $1,000,000 war chest to fund a youth education campaign by 1939. Named for Frances Willard, the fund doubles an initial $500,000 proposal, with half raised by state units and the rest by the national body. Every member to give a penny for the World WCTU convention in Washington. Helen Y. Byrnes urges local temperance councils in communities with liquor licenses.
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Tulsa
Okla
Women's Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Frances Willard
Ella B. Black
Pennsylvania
Tt Wae
Washington
Temperance Council
Helen Y. Byrnes
Evanston
Tigers Hope Cochranes Back Behind Plate Soon
Detroit report says manager Mickey Cochrane shows steady improvement and could return to catching in a few days. Physicians found no definite thyroid excess. collapse in Philadelphia blamed on nervous strain.
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Detroit
Tiger
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Muray backs Landon in presidential endorsement
William Alfalfa Bill Murray, a 1932 Democratic presidential hopeful, endorsed Governor Alf Landon the 1936 Republican nominee. He telegraphed Landon praising liberty and law and opposing the Russian red revolution.
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Broken Bow
Okla
William ‘Alfalfa
Bill Murray
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Landon leased national forest ranch in Roosevelt Forest
Estes Park Colorado reports the ranch Governor Alf Landon leased for summer sits in Roosevelt National Forest. Forest service officials noted the site is named in honor of the late Teddy Roosevelt and connected to Frankly Hoover naming.
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Estes Park
Colo
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt National Forest
Forest Service
Teddy Rosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Congressman Hildebrandt Attacks Landon as Wall Street’s Man
Representative Hildebrandt charges Governor Landon with serving Wall Street interests and says no portrayal of the GOP as liberal can hide this fact. He condemns Landon as aligned with financial influence in ongoing political debate.
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Washington
Hildebrandt
S. D
Landon
Wall Street
Van Zandt Criticizes GOP Platform Over Red Menace Stance
National Commander James E. Van Zandt of the Veterans of Foreign Wars criticizes the Republican platform for not stating a clear stand on the red menace while paused in Ogden between trains.
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Scores Plank Ogden
James E. van Zandt
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Republican National Platform
Card of Tilanes Mrs. Robert Galloway and family
Mrs. Robert Galloway and family express appreciation for kindness and sympathy during bereavement. Gratitude also given for floral tributes to their loved one.
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Tilanes
Robert Galloway
Steely Makes High Record at West Point Cadet
Cadet Oscar B. Steely of the United States Military Academy at West Point is advancing to the senior class during a week of aerial training at Mitchell Field New York. He will also visit Fort Benning Georgia for maneuvers and displays of new mechanized warfare. Steely, a Pocatello Idaho native, is the son of Mrs. Mary Steely and the late Dr Oscar B Steely and was appointed to West Point by ex congressman Addison Smith of Idaho. He has starred in the West Point pistol and soccer teams and appeared in cadet theater. He is planning to graduate next summer as his mother attends the ceremonies in the east.
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Oscar B. Steely
United States Military Academy
West Point
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Steely
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Pocatello
Mary Steely
Addison Smith
Idaho
Young Steely
Southern Branch
St. John's Preparatory School
Annapolis
Maryland
West Point Dramatics
Little Theater
New York
Hearne Couple Visited Pocatello This Week
Lieut and Mrs John Hearne of Ashton were visitors in Pocatello during the week. Curtains and drapes cleaned the Sanitone way promoted by Troy Parisian with contact phone 202. Ad.
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John Hearne
Ashton
Pocat
Troy
Parisian
Ady
Candidacy Declarations Filed for County Posts
Declarations were filed Saturday for the August primary by Nels J. Hogan Democrat of Bancroft for commissioner third county district Elk in Chandler 730 North Garfield for constable William Hinckley of Pocatello Democrat for justice of the peace and James J. Facer 1256 East Clark street Democrat for county commissioner second district.
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Nels J. Hogan
Bancroft
Elkin Chandler
North
Garfield
William Hinckley
Pocatello
Osborne sues Tolliver for 10000 damage in Idaho court
Tom Osborne files a 10000 damage suit in fifth district court alleging a May 16 Tyhee car collision with M. E. Tolliver and Mrs. Tolliver caused a broken arm scalp injuries and body bruises.
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Fifth District Court
Tom Osborne
M. E. Tolliver
Osborne
Tolliver
Tyhee
Long runs for Idaho state representative in Bannock county
John L. Long Jr a former state president of the Young Democratic clubs of Idaho announced his candidacy for state representative from Bannock county. He backs a four year school at Pocatello and supports an adequate pension for older residents.
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John L. Long
Oreaniner
Young Democratic Clubs of
Idaho
Bannock County
Intoxication cases heard by Police Judge Fife
Saturday sessions listed multiple defendants with fines and floats or stays. T. D. Johnson and Albert Hilles each fine ten dollars with stay until July 15. Jack Payne Frank Bowman and others also fined ten to twenty five dollars with floats. John Jerry and John Wall faced fifteen dollar fines with floats. Bert Dixon fifteen and floats. Charles Mulkey fifteen and floats. Joe Linnere five and floats.
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William Fife
T. D. Johnson
Albert Hilles
Jack Payne
Bert Dixon
Joe Linnere
John Jerry
Frank Bowman
Charles Mulkey
John Wall
Death of Vlado Panich Who Lived 17 Years in a Vault
Vlado Panich died at 77 after spending his last 17 years in the vault where his parents were buried in Valli Vukovar Yugoslavia. Once wealthy, he lost his fortune and survived on bread and water brought by children.
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Vukovar
Yugoslavia
Vlado Panich
Townsend Favor Landon in Roosevelt Era Appeal
Dr. Frances E Townsend endorsed three Republican congressional candidates in Portland while backing Governor Landon as the anti Roosevelt choice. Townsend warned of possible imprisonment if Roosevelt is re elected and noted his contempt citation after leaving a House pension inquiry.
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Portland
Francs E. Townsend
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey Long
The
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Smith
Californian
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Dr. Townsend
House
Landon
Kansas
Hurricane disturbances the first of the season in tropic waters
A potential hurricane, the season's first disturbance, swirled over tropical waters to the south of Miami on June 13.
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Miami
Fla
Luise Rainer Champ Eater Captivates Hollywood Guests
Hollywood star Luise Rainer charms diners with voracious appetite. She eats apple pie twice daily and craves odd dishes like stewed rhubarb with sour cream milk and tomato juice, orange ice, and cheese. She believes consistency and appearance drive her choices.
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Belman Morin
Associated Press
Hollywood
Luise Rainer
Cabtes
Miss Rainer
Sun Eclipse Awaits Across Soviet Russia
June 13 reports thirty six scientific expeditions across Soviet Russia prepare for Friday's total solar eclipse lasting about two minutes. Twenty five Russian and eleven foreign teams including two from the United States position in the patch of totality a 100 mile belt from the Black Sea to the North Caucasus.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
United States
Black Sea
North Caucasus
Total Eclipse Observed Across Europe Asia and Alaska
Soviet observers track a solar eclipse from Siberia to the Sea of Japan with interest in light bending to test relativity. Sub stratosphere aircraft and balloons may host observations while Alaska Europe Asia and North Africa expect varying visibility. Russia last saw a total eclipse in 1887 causing peasant panic. authorities now issue public lectures to prevent fear.
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Tral Siberia
Lake Baikal
Khabarovsk
Sea of Japan
Alaska
Europe
Asia
North
Africa
Russia
Coe Graduates From George Washington University
Merrill K. Coe of Pocatello graduated from George Washington University with a certificate from the junior college at the universitys 115th annual commencement.
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