National Indian Day Plan Seeks Governors Support
J A Youngren of Pocatello pushes for a national Indian day with all U S governors urged to back the proposal. Idaho Governor Clark already set the fourth Friday in September as state Indian day and Youngren suggests a national date or joint state holiday. A Senate bill is pending with Indian affairs committee. Tribes on the Fort Hall reservation commend Roosevelt Governor Clark and Senators Clark and Thomas for backing the idea.
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United States
J. A. Youngren
Pocatello
Clark
Idaho
Youngren
Thomas
Senate
Committee On Indian Affairs
Fort Hall Reservation
Roosevelt
Former Idaho man drawn two-year federal sentence
Albert Neufeld, 44, former Boise Warren Dredging office manager, was sentenced to two years in federal prison on a mail fraud and theft case. He admitted taking $1,500 worth of gold amalgam in 1938 and concealing it after leaving the company. He had pleaded guilty before Judge A F St Sure. Neufeld also worked as Idaho state auditor 1933–1935 and later as a Federal Land Bank clerk in Berkeley.
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San Francisco
Albert Neufeld
Warren Dredging Company
Boise
Idaho
A. F. St. Sure
U.S
Thomas Lynch
Neufeld
Federal Land Bank
Berkeley
Return to Work Ordered by IWA Delegates in Northwest Mills
In Olympia Washington delegates of the CIO International Woodworkers of America voted to recommend return to work immediately in 53 northwest lumber mills and camps. The resolution follows a national defense mediation board ruling in Washington DC advising four points including union membership encouragement, a 75 cent per hour base wage, vacations with pay, and a joint study of hazards from piece work.
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Olympia
Wash
International Woodworkers of America
Northwest
National Defense Mediation Board
Washington, D. C
Desert Eagle Vigil Spooks Camp as Lovers Face Peril
Anne and Blaze endure desert hunger and a circling eagle that saves and haunts them. The eagle retrieves a rabbit kill, testing their resolve while they blend tenderness with danger. Their bond deepens as they dream of better meals and safer days ahead.
Arrest of Boys After Quick Police Capture
The boys were rounded up quickly by officers and arrested after their actions were noticed by local authorities. The incident underscores swift police response in the area.
Council Sets Camp Dates for Summer Scout Programs
At a recent executive board meeting the Tenday council outlined a three section summer camping plan. Star Valley district holds a four day camp June 16 to 19 in the Grand Canyon of the Snake River, while Portneuf and Malad districts camp in August at Bear Lake. Troops 40 and 53 of Aberdeen and Troop 17 of Pocatello plan independent trips. Troops 34 Downey 46 Montpelier and 24 Thomas will extend trips. Bear Lake waterfront runs August 4 to 16 with swimming and life saving. senior park trip August 18 to 23 targets scouts 15 and older for a week long wilderness hike. all camps require physicals.
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Tenday Council
Star Valley
Grand Canyon
Snake River
Portneuf
Malad
Bear Lake
Aberdeen
Pocatello
Downey
Montpelier
Thomas
Coming Events Schedule for Bannock County List
June 16 21 county events open to public with 9 am to 5 pm balloting on a potato marketing proposal June 20 UTs Dr Robert H Montgomery speaks at Bannock hotel June 21 first day of summer June 23 Idaho Writers League Bannock hotel program June 19 Sundance starts Fort Hall reservation August 23 Gem Valley Black and White day Grace September 8 9 4 H club fair Lava Hot Springs September 12 13 North Bannock county fair Pocatello fair grounds Idaho Indian day September 26
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Robert H. Montgomery
University of Texas
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Idaho Writers League
Fort Hall Reservation
Grace
Lava Hot Springs
North Bannock County
Fair Grounds
NBC Given Time to Dispose Network Under Monopoly Order
The federal communications commission told NBC it has ample time to shed one network to comply with the monopoly order issued May 2. The FCC noted the 90 day disposal window but allowed extensions as needed to ensure orderly disposition of properties.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Commission
Squirrel Named the Laziest Bird in Camp
A flying sleeping squirrel at Scott Field in June sleeps between Private Eugene W. Sheridan's bunk sheets during work hours. Despite the laziness he is renowned for, the creature has wings and is nicknamed the eight ball by soldiers.
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Scott Field, Ill
Scott Field
Eugene W. Sheridan
Rascal
Gunmen enter Minn. lawyer office amid robbery demand
Two youths enter the INTERNATIONAL PALLS office in Palls, Minnesota, brandishing a gun and demanding $10. Attorney Lew Wilson remains businesslike and obtains a receipt signed with fictitious names before the incident ends.
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Fort Missoula
Anne
Pete Mackey
Blaze
Sherwood
Annie
Council
Illiamson Triplife Furnace
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
Peter Lindberg
Arlington Heights
Williamson Triplife Western Coal CO
South Second
Fay Wessary
Seth Thomas
Gway
Selectra
Montgomery Ward
South Main Street
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