Clara Phillips Leaves Prison on Parole in Tehachapi
Tehachapi California June 17 Clara Phillips the woman known as a tiger who slew Alberta Meadows with a hammer walked from prison at 7 35 am with her sister Etta Mae Jackson. She said she wants an even break and plans to go east after visiting her mother.
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Tehachapi
Calif
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Los Angeles
State Penitentiary
Etta Mae Jackson
Armour
Mrs. Phillips
Meadows
Utah Spanish War Veterans Elect Officers
D. M. Anderson of Morgan was chosen Utah department commander at the annual election in Salt Lake City. Thomas O. Wilson became senior vice commander and Mayor M. Johnston of Mt. Pleasant was named junior vice commander. James E. Van Zandt, national VFW commander, addressed the gathering.
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Salt Lake City
D. M. Anderson
Morgan
Utah Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Thomas O. Wilson
M. Johnston
Mt. Pleasant
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women’s Auxiliary
Boston youth vents after minor car collision incident
In Boston on June 17 Alex Truskolsky reported his car had a slight collision. He told police the incident escalated when subsequent events occurred, prompting his strong reaction.
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Boston
Alex Truskolsky
Poice
Wallet Theft Escalates After Exchange in Broad Daylight
A man profiled in a street encounter hands over his wallet containing $20 and credentials to a woman who asks to see his license. The suspect flees with the wallet, leaving him shocked and walletless.
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Sion
Truskolsky
Away
Cool Weather Slows Colorado Floods Despite New Plains Risk
In Colorado, cool conditions reduced mountain flood threats with snowmelt receding. Salida reported rivers receding after dynamite widened stream beds near the hydro plant. Eastern plains, including Bethune, saw renewed floods as cloudbursts filled dry gullies and washed away a steel Rock Island bridge.
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Denver
Colorado
Mountain Country
Plains
Wyoming
Intermountain
Salida
Little Arkansas
North Fork
Public Service Company of Colorado
Colorado Plain
Bethune
Rock Island Railroad
Post undecided on future plans after Winnie Mae setback
Bartlesville Oklahoma June 11 Wiley Post after four attempts concludes his world girdling Winnie Mae cannot reach a transcontinental speed record through the substratosphere. He will confer today on next steps with R C Joplin of Frank Phillips backers to decide the plane's fate and whether another coast to coast attempt will occur in a newer aircraft.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
Wiley Post
Post
Wichita
Kas
R. C. Joplin
Frank Phillips
Oklahoma
Etiquette questions from Mrs Post on wedding invitations
The letter column advises on morning weddings breakfast versus reception, proper veil length for a simple wedding, sending announcements to fiancé families, and inviting an employer to the church wedding with a spouse. It emphasizes matching formality to wedding details and proper invitation etiquette.
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Mrs. Post
Rempeon
Farm officials weigh cattle control as drought lingers
Washington June 177 Farm Administrator Chester C Davis said AAA will view a cattle production control program as necessary to prevent another over expansion of cattle numbers. He noted past tentative plans were dropped after drought and drought purchases helped balance supplies.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Davis
Invitation tips for large receptions
The note suggests inviting outsiders to attend a post reception gathering after a large event. It recommends extending an invitation to everyone present who may be interested, though it notes this is optional.
Woman Takes Gas in Seattle Tragic Death Report
Domestic troubles and illness led 41 year old Marie MacDonald to take her life by gas in her apartment. Coroner Otto H. Nittelstadt said she and her 17 year old daughter Joan rented the apartment recently. She left notes to her estranged husband H. M. MacDonald of Omaha and to her daughter.
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Seatatle
Marie MacDonald
Otto H. Nittelstadt
Joan
H. M. MacDonald
Omaha
Nebr
Sugar Control Act Is Praised by Farm Administration
Washington reports the Jones Costigan sugar control act is a dominating factor for sugar producers. A progress study to Secretary Wallace notes a prospective surplus of 1 412 000 tons after 7 862 000 tons stocks and 6 450 000 tons expected consumption. The act aided about 100 000 beet growers in 19 states and could add 15 million dollars to beet producers’ income in 1934, especially amid drought.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Wallace
AAA
Honors Awarded to Pocatellans
University of Idaho graduation list notes thirty nine graduates in 1985 receiving final honors for scholastic achievement. Carol Campbell tops with a 5.956 average. Janet Kinney close at 5.901. Other Pocatello students Ethelyn O Neal Mary Margaret Anderson and Margaret Illingsworth earned high honors with averages above 5.333.
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Carol
Joy Campbell
Rosalla
Wash
Janet R. Kinney
Lewiston
Idaho
Miss Campbell
Miss Kinney
Ethelyn O'Neal
Mary Margaret Anderson
Pocatello
Margaret Illingsworth
Waffle Supper Honors Salt Lake Guest Corrinne Finkelstein
Corrinne Finkelstein visiting from Salt Lake was the guest of honor at a waffle supper hosted by Mary Roberts on South Seventh avenue. Guests included Margeit Block and Katherine Cady, with games and narration during the social gathering. Genevieve Pond hosts a party for the Salt Lake visitor this evening.
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Corrinne Finkelstein
Salt Lake
Margeit Block
Mary Roberts
South Seventh Avenue
Katherine Cady
Betty Wells
Kathryn Finlayson
Kathryn Ray
Frances Dice
Alice Cook
Faye Farmer
Genevieve Pond
Ernestine Stallings
Spend Summer at Yellowstone
Mrs. William J. O Connor leaves for West Yellowstone to spend the summer. Mrs. J W Myers and daughter Lucile also depart for West Yellowstone for the season. In their absence Captain Claude F Acree and family will occupy the Myers home. The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Grove No 4 will hold a public card party in Memorial hall at 8 tonight.
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William J. O'Connor
West Yellowstone
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Grove No. 4
Memorial Hall
J. W. Myers
South Seventh
Lucile
Claude F., Acree
Pocatello District
G I A to B of L B to hold school of instruction
The G I A to B of L B will conduct a Wednesday school of instruction at W O W hall with Mrs. Lucy Goodmanson of Ogden as instructor. The first class starts at 10 AM and a luncheon is planned at 12 15 PM at the Presbyterian church with transportation by car from the hall. A welcome card party for Mrs. Goodmanson is set for Tuesday evening at 8 at Mrs. Aaron L Hawkins 507 North Lincoln Avenue.
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G.I. A
L. B
W. O. W. Hall
Lucy Goodmanson
Ogden
Presbyterian Church
Aaron L. Hawkins
North
Lincoln Avenue
Girls depart for Rocky Mountain camp in Estes Park
Dorothy Cleare Betty Wells Carolyn Wells Mary Roberts and Ann Louise Roberts leave Saturday for Estes Park Colorado to spend eight weeks at the Rocky Mountain camp for girls Dorothy Cleare to serve as camp councillor Bob Herrick son of Mr and Mrs R L Herrick leaves Sunday for San Francisco to visit relatives and then proceed to Los Angeles for the Fanchon Marco school of dancing
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Dorothy Cleare
Betty
Carolyn Wells
Mary
Ann Louise Roberts
Estes Park
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Bob Herrick
R. L. Herrick
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fanchon-Marco School of Dancing
Jane Roberts to Return Home from Oberlin
Jane Roberts daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward N Roberts is expected to arrive home on Saturday from Oberlin Ohio where she has completed her sophomore year.
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Jane Roberts
Edward N. Roberts
Oberlin
Ohio
Guests From Spokane Visit Oberlin Family
Mrs Warren Tuck and her baby Pricilla Ann have stayed two weeks with Mr and Mrs William B Smith and their parents at Oberlin. They plan to leave at week’s end for Spokane while the mother spends the summer in Pocatello.
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Warren Tuck
Pricilla Ann
Visits by Jones and Ridgeways Stir Montana Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ridgeway spent several days in Harrison Montana visiting relatives and friends and returned home via Yellowstone park and Hebgen lake. A six weeks summer kindergarten opened at Anderson school directed by Mrs. Muriel Pew with sessions Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings and enrollment for ages three to five.
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R. W. Jones
Kenneth Ridgeway
Harrison, Mont
Yellowstone Park
Hebgen Lake
Anderson School
Muriel Pew
Utah Weather Sees Little Temperature Change Tonight Through Tuesday
The Utah forecast shows paired conditions for tonight and Tuesday with only minor shifts in temperature. No significant precipitation is expected as winds remain light and skies vary between partly cloudy and clear.
Rickshaw Golfers Ride to Carded Rest Between Shots
Westward Ho Golf club directors vote to buy three rick shaws for rental to tired members. They also draft ground rules and establish puller rates for the new rickshaw service. In Salt Lake City officers witness a wedding between Dora May Hauser and Francis James Worthen after responding to a radio rush call.
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Chicago
Westward Ho Golf Club
Salt Lake City
G. M. Hopkins
C. W. Farnsworth
Dora May Hauser
Francis James Worthen
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