Hoover warns Stanford graduates on freedom and social security
Former President Hank Hoover told nearly 1,000 Stanford graduates that freedom is essential to social and economic security. He urged defense of constitutional government, checks on majorities, and warned against bureaucratic overreach and monopolies. He said economic security requires personal liberty and warned against both right and left excesses.
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Stanford University
Cal
Stanford
Hank Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Guard to Parade Before Governor
Boise scene reports the 116th cavalry of Idaho national guard preparing to parade before Governor Ross on Governor's Day at Camp Derbyshire with a later camp inspection. In the regimental rifle match, troop K Moscow won first, Caldwell headquarters second. Donald E. Ridings Moscow led individuals, Jones Caldwell second. Team results list Lewiston third, Pocatello fourth, Boise fifth, Nampa sixth, Gooding seventh, with University of Idaho ROTC marksmen joining troop K. Maj Vaughn Price Boise directed firing.
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Boise
116Th Cavalry
Idaho National Rd
Ross
Derbyshire
Moscow
Caldwell
Donald E. Ridings
Sergeant Jones
Lewiston
Pocatello
Nampa
Gooding
University of ‘Idaho Reserve ‘Officers Training Corps
Vaughn A. Price
State Staff Corps
Life for a Hat Cost Teixeira His Life at Pier Edge
Manuel Teixeira aged 31 died after losing a ten dollar hat while walking near a pier in Oakland California. He toppled from the edge into the water and drowned. Police described the incident as a tragic accident with no foul play suspected.
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Oakland
Cal
Manuel Teixeira
Teixeira
Cribb Dominated Early 1800s Boxing Era Gleamed
Tom Cribb rose to prominence in 1807 by claiming the heavyweight title after Henry Pearce. He defeated One Eye Belcher and fought repeatedly for four years, retiring undefeated in 1822 at age 41 after a long string of victories.
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Tom Cribb
Henry Pearce
Cribb
Belcher
Lenge
Man Dives After Hat Spurned by River
A man waded into a river after losing a $10 hat, removed his coat and trousers, and disappeared underwater. His companion, Robert Miller, watched him dive in and later notified police that the man did not surface.
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Robert Miller
Miller
Sale of Powder Banned by Law
With Fourth of July celebrations nearing county peace agencies recalled Idaho’s 1935 ban on selling explosives to minors under 16. Violators face fines from 25 to 100 dollars or 10 to 20 days in jail. The statute, applying to powder shells and ammunition, requires parental consent for such sales to minors.
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Idaho
Five Infant Skeletons Found in Indian Mound
In Detroit Lakes Minnesota on June 17 new claimants for the title of North America's first quints were uncovered as road workers unearthed from an Indian mound the skeletal remains of five small girls. Authorities believe the remains belong to quintuplets from a long dead Native American family.
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Deroit Lakes
Minn
North America
Redskin
Call and Redemption of Alameda Waterworks Bonds
Notice is given of the call and redemption of Village of Alameda Municipal Coupon Waterworks Bonds numbers one through seven issued January 1 1925 under Ordinance 67. Bonds with accrued interest will be redeemed and paid July 1 1985 at the Village Treasurer’s office Alameda Idaho or at the National Bank of Commerce New York City option of holders. Bonds will cease as Treasurer of the Village of Alameda Bannock County.
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Alameda
Bannock County
Idaho
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Moving Pictures Arrive at Yonkers Court Show
In Yonkers New York Alderman William Slater staged a court appearance with a motion picture of five girl hikers who wore shorts. The youths from New York received summonses and Slater filmed them for use as evidence in the police court case.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Yonkers Police Court
William Slater
New York
Slater
Beet Growers Receive $59 700 in AAA Refunds
Beet growers in Bingham county received 1933 AAA refund checks totaling 59 700 dollars via County Agent M L Tillery. The 40 300 dollars went to Blackfoot factory district and 19 400 dollars to Shelley district, about 90 percent of the 1933 payment with 10 percent to come later. Around 1 950 land owners and tenants benefited.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
M. L. Tillery
Shelley
Civil Service Exams Announced by U S Commission
The United States Civil Service Commission announces competitive exams for bindery operatives in hand and machine operations at the Government Printing Office Washington DC and for farm loan registrar and deputy farm loan registrar posts at the Farm Credit Administration. Full details available from Miss McLaughlin, secretary, at the local post office.
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Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Farm Credit Administration
Miss McLaughlin
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Man Plans Long Life Fails to Reach Century Mark
Shenandoah Iowa resident H W Wax died at age 91 less than a month after voicing plans to live to 100. He had said his father lived to 103, and Wax hoped to surpass that milestone. Local obituary notes his death yesterday.
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Shenandoah
Iowa
H. W. Wax
Shendoah
Wax
Man slays two in Texas field. estranged wife and father-in-law die
In Waxahachie Texas on June 17 E W Red Latham of Ennis hid in a cornfield and killed his estranged wife and her father Cleve, according to police. The suspect remains at large as investigators seek motive and apprehend him.
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Texas
E. W
Red
Latham
Ennis
Cleve
Tragic Shooting Follows Domestic Rift 10 Miles South
The incident near Temple ended with a man named Latham fatally shooting himself after reloading his shotgun while his wife watched. Sheriff Fearis said the couple had been separated, closing the scene with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot.
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Simonton
Temple
Here
Extensions on Rentals Banned
Fort Hall June 17 Special reports a new ruling by Indian commissioner John Collier and Fort Hall Supt F A Gross prohibiting extensions of lease rental and grazing permit payments unless a proper modification is executed by the due date. Delinquents face lease or permit cancellation and eviction. applies to crop share and improvement leases as well as cash rentals. About 200 lessees on the reservation, few delinquent.
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Fort Hall
John Collier
F. A. Gross
J. B. McGillis
Fort Hall Reservation
Kruschen Diet Plan Praised by Iowa Woman
Mrs. H. H. Long of Clarinda Iowa says Kruschen helped her drop from 226 to 208 pounds in three jars after doctor's advice. The advertisement urges readers to try the four week regimen, priced modestly, with a money back guarantee and available at Whittlesey Drug and other drug stores.
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H. H. Long
Clarinda
Iowa
Whittlesey Drug
Ady
Davis Reports Wheat Income Hit 380 Million in 1934
Chester C. Davis of the AAA estimates 1934 wheat income including adjustments at 380 million dollars, up from 365 million in 1933 and 195 million in 1932, aided by higher prices and adjustment payments to farmers amid drought. The report notes planted area, per acre yield, carry-over for 1935, and contract totals with a new program endorsed by growers. Exports for 1933-34 reached 26.5 million bushels versus a 47 million bushel U.S. quota.
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United States
Pope Pius Receives Former San Francisco Archbishop
Pope Pius IX greeted Monsignor Edward Hanna former archbishop of San Francisco and now titular archbishop of Gortina in a private audience. The pope congratulated him on his upcoming 75th birthday on June 21 and gave his apostolic blessing.
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Vatican City
Pius
Edward Hanna
San Francisco
Gortina
Oil Official Dies in Pueblo Accident
R. B. Bradford vice president of Pyramid Petroleum Denver died in Pueblo after an early morning automobile crash. The accident occurred as Bradford’s car collided with another vehicle, authorities said.
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Pueblo
Colo
Bradford
Pyramid Petroleum Company of
Denver
Accident Critically Injures Company President After Blowout
A. E. Ellis, president of the company, was critically injured when an automobile, traveling twelve miles north of here, overturned after a tire blew out on a curve. Preliminary investigation points to the blowout as the cause.
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Here
A. E. Ellis
Missionary Safe After Peiping Action
The United States legation reported Swatow dispatches confirming a missionary was saved in Peiping. The confirmation was released on June 17, reflecting ongoing relief efforts and diplomatic updates.
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Peiping
United States
Legation
Rescue of Medford Reverend Believed Held by Bandits
Rev. Harold Bush of Medford Massachusetts, long thought captured by bandits, has been rescued. Officials confirmed he was unharmed and reunited with his companions after the incident attracted wide attention.
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Harold Bush
Medford
Mass
Rescue of Missing Father Bush Near Shakchin
Father Bush failed to return to his station at Shak chin in northern Kwantung province in early May after visiting friends. He was located in nearby mountains and rescued by Chinese military on June 16.
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Father Bush
Shakchin
Kwantung Province
Fisherman Knocked Unconscious by Rival’s Sinker
Jeremiah Findley, 42, fishing on the Hudson River, became tangled with another line. When both pulled, the rival sinker struck Findley’s head, leaving him unconscious with a fractured skull and in hospital.
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New York
Jeremiah Findley
Hudson River
Findley
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