State officers inspect cars in safety lane
State traffic officers under D. W. Bliss will run a three day safety inspection lane on Second avenue from Lewis street south each day 8 am to 5 pm. They will check brakes lights window shields wipers and rear glass for all motor vehicles and issue stickers indicating approval or disapproval. Drivers should use the lane early to avoid last day congestion.
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D. W. Bliss
Pocatello District
Second Avenue
Lewis Street
Tribune
Loretta Young Heroic Rescue on Studio Set Fire
Loretta Young saved a two year old in a Ramona scene when a lamp ignited graze netting over heads. Flames leapt to a tree and burning foliage dropped into the cradle. Young extinguished her dress fire and escaped unharmed, hailed as quick thinking heroine.
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Hollywood
Calif
Loretta Young
Miss Young
Ramon Lugo
Idaho Elks Plan Two Day Convention Parley
The Idaho Elks announce a two day state convention with over 1000 attendees. Registration opens 10 a.m. Saturday at the Elks temple as sports events and rituals unfold, with a Sunday parade from the courthouse to Irving athletic field and a memorial service.
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ELKS
Ed Baird
Boise
Elks Temple
Bill
Five Dionne Children Contract Measles at Callander
Five of the Dionne siblings, not the quintuplets, were reported to have measles at Callander, Ontario. Dr. A E Ranney of North Bay visited the Dionne farm near the quintuplets’ nursery, while Mrs Oliva Dionne awaits another baby.
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Callander
Ont
A. E. Ranney
North Bay
Oliva Dionne
City Plans Kill Beast
June 17 Death sentence loomed for Wally the six ton bull elephant after he gore d and trampled keeper Edward Brown 45 to death at the San Francisco zoo. Zoo Superintendent Edmund Heller said Wally was not known to harm before but action was necessary. Police Chief William Quinn assigned two expert marksmen as executioners.
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San Francisco
Wally
Zoo
Edmund Heller
William Quinn
Plane crash claims two navy airmen at Norfolk
Lieut. Charles E. Mallory of Bethesda Maryland and Radioman W C Gray of Wharton Texas were burned to death when their plane crashed from 100 feet after takeoff from the naval air station in Norfolk. The craft burst into flames on impact during starting tests and both men were dead before aid arrived.
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Norfolk
Charles E. Mallory
Bethesda
W. C. Gray
Wharton
Texas
Naval Air Station
AWAIT WORD FROM BORAH
Byron Defenbach former Idaho state treasurer and 1932 gubernatorial candidate visits, en route to Bancroft to handle business. He says Idaho's political outlook hinges on Senator Borah and notes Townsend pension influence on the race. He cites Borah's potential reelection and ticket support as key to Republican opportunity.
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Byron Defenbach
Bancroft
Mr. Defenbach
Townsend
Defenbach
Townsend Vote Seen as Most Uncertain by Advocate
A quoted advocate of the plan asserts the Townsend vote remains most uncertain. The remark emphasizes the debated outcome and underlying support or opposition shaping the decision.
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Townsend
Rider reaches Texas centennial on 500 mile bull trek
Roy Franklin of Amherst travels atop his Jersey bull Joe across Texas. After 47 days on the road he nears Dallas and expects to reach the centennial gates by sundown. Franklin says he is in no particular hurry to arrive.
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Dallas
Texas
Roy Franklin
Amherst
Joe
Idaho Physicians to Attend Meeting in Portland
The fifteenth annual convention of the Pacific Northwest Medical association convenes July 11 at the Multnomah hotel in Portland for a four day session with strong Idaho participation. Dr. George O A Kelley of Nampa is second vice president and Boise physicians D E Cornwall J S Spencer and J L Stewart serve as official councilors. The six northwest states and British Columbia form the membership area. Also noted is the discovery of a silver half-dime minted ten years before the Civil War by Will Walchar of Weimar Texas while plowing.
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Boise
Idaho Falls
Milton Zener
Pocatello
Elks
State Association
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
Multnomah Hotel
Portland
Ore
Idaho
George O. A. Kelley
Nampa
D. E. Cornwall
St. Maries
J. S. Spencer
J. L. Stewart
Northwest States
British Columbia
Will Walchar
Weimar
Texas
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Auto Supply & Service Stores
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Fremont
Alf M. Landon
Chautauqua Lake
N. Y
John
Anne Mossman Landon
Conneaut Lake
Margaret Fleming
Oil City
Landon
Pennsylvania
William Fleming
Independence
Kansas
Oklahoma
Landons
Margaret Anne
Peggy
University of Kansas
Margaret Fleming Landon
Colorado Springs
Idaho Elks
R. W. Jones
Harold Hinckley
A. B. Arps
B. P. O. Elks
John R. Coen
Sterling, Colo
Walter F. Meier
Seattle
Wash
Wo Elk
Utah
Court House
Irving Athletic Field
Blackfoot
American Falls
Lava Hot Springs
Ellis
Wells-MacPherson Co
West Center
Mary D. Wilkins
Beast
the Park Commission
Edward Brown
Pate
BORAH
W. E. Borah
Cash C Coal Co
Vico
Pep
Jay Masters
AD Hears
Canton Cafe
E. L. Harrison
People’s
DAVIS
N. Main
Betty Carter
Carnes-Roberts Music Co
Soprani
North Harrison
Hth
Wayne
N. Garfie
Canneel
FHA Loans
Insurance Exchange
Schilling
Jim
Salt Lake
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
J. B. Waters
W. E. Sutton
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