CCC District Gears Up as Camps Receive Supplies
District headquarters CCC reports 18 companies settled and operating with 15 more to join from the east. The first rail shipment leaves today with three cars for six Yellowstone camps, carrying subsistence, cots, bedding, and equipment. About 15 carloads of supplies have arrived in Pocatello for district distribution. Fifteen officers reported to Pocatello HQ and are deployed to camps. Medical supplies include four large medicine boxes, a complete instrument chest, a table and chair, and two litters for camp physicians to handle emergencies.
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Skyliners Reach Kinport Summit in Morning Hike
Eleven Skyliners and friends reached Kinport peak summit at 3 10 am on Sunday. A bonfire glowing in cool air greeted sunrise at 4 45 am as clouds gathered over Putnam peak. After breakfast led by Mr Knott the group returned toward City creek seeing abundant wildflowers. Next trip heads to Bannock peak on the 23rd with a 7 30 am start for a 7 to 10 mile climb.
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Indians of Six States to Visit Fort Hall Sundances
Visiting Bannock Shoshone Indians from Oklahoma California Montana Wyoming Nevada and Utah plan the annual sun dance at Fort Hall on June 30 to July 2. Proceeds from admissions will assist guests from other reservations. Tim Brennan and George Parrish secured refreshment concessions as about sixty attendees met to prepare.
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Palm Leaf Circle No 19 N O W Meeting Tonight
Palm Leaf Circle No 19 of the N O W holds a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the W O W hall.
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Palm Leaf Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Town Notes and Court Pleas Highlight Local Life
A roundup recounts suspended sentences for vagrancy and intoxication, a fireworks case, and a jaywalking incident. Community updates note visitors, civic figures, church trips to Colorado Springs, a minor traffic accident, and drunken driving arrest statistics. Local weather, an Idaho sun spell, and improvements at church grounds are listed.
Pocatello church plans stake tabernacle on new beauty grounds
Officials of the church will create what may become one of Pocatello’s most attractive beauty spots. Members of the priesthood have started a fund to construct a stake tabernacle on ground immediately north of the present recreation hall.
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Pocatello Tribune- Idaho State Journal
Pocatello
Britain to set pace for German navy under 100-35 pact
London reports Britain will regulate both fleets under a secret 100 to 35 ratio, with Germany as a consultant and under Versailles constraints. France opposes Germany’s armament, Berlin pledges rapid build up, Italy favors a Washington treaty conference, and Britain hopes for a broader long term naval program.
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United States
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France
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Russia
Paris
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Telefood Initiative Seeks Easier Grocery Lists
Indianapolis June 18 the National Association of Retail Grocers sponsors announced a plan to start July 1 making it easier to add Telefood to grocery lists. A uniformed messenger delivering spinach to homes was cited as an example of the program’s reach across regions.
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Grocers Embrace Nationwide Merchandising Plan
About 5000 independent grocers nationwide join a new merchandising plan linking groceries with a flowers bouquet concept to boost sales. The program aims to cross promote items and attract customers through coordinated display and pricing strategies.
Great Plains Weather Swing From Heat to Rain
Across the Great Plains, June brings a swap from last year’s May heat to this year’s heavy rains. The piece recalls 1934’s brutal heat, cites June 9 as Western Kansas’ first 100 degree day, and notes Kansas City May precipitation rising from 3.14 inches to 9.99 inches, about 5.28 above normal.
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Stock Roundup Planned for July 8 14 at Fort Hall
Summer roundup of stock will be held July 8 to 14 announced by Superintendent F A Gross. The sale will follow at the Fort Hall stockyards on July 15 featuring about 250 head of steers and dry cows. Arrangements were reported as in progress.
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Fort Hall Stockmens Plan July Roundup and Campout
Ralph Dixey president and the Fort Hall Stockmens association board will organize a roundup with about 150 riders including many young Indian men and stock owners. On July 8 they will ride across the range east and north of Fort Hall to drive stock into six sections, brand calves, and check stock from the April range. Families will move to foothills to camp and enjoy the outing.
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Ralph Dixey
Fort Hall
Federal Grand Jury to Take Kidnapping Case Wednesday
Federal grand jury prepared to hear charges against the defendant and William Mahan still a fugitive in the May 24 kidnapping of 9-year-old George Weyerhaeuser. They allegedly spirited the boy to Idaho and Spokane, then held him for a $200,000 ransom before returning him to his parents. Speculation grew that Mrs. Waley may plead guilty to the conspiracy charge carrying up to a 20 year maximum sentence.
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George Weyerhaeuser
Blanchard
Spirit Lake
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House drops death sentence section in utility bill
Washington dispatch reports the interstate commerce subcommittee voted to remove the death sentence provision from the administration's utility holding company bill. The full committee may sustain the move, while Senate action next week could attempt to amend to restore abolition dates. Public sentiment suggests success within the House is unlikely.
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House
House Interstate Commerce
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Double wedding in a plane over Niagara Falls
Mrs. Vella O. C. Gentle and Earl A. Barbee wed first aboard a Detroit couples flight a thousand feet above Niagara Falls. Minutes later Barbee became a father-in-law when Capitola Barbee wed Cartfield. The Rev. W. C. Croft officiated after eight other ministers declined the airborne ceremony.
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N. Y
Detroit
Vella O. C. Gentle
Earl A. Barbee
Barbee
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Cartfield
W. C. Croft
Husky Frosh Win Regatta at Poughkeepsie
Washington's powerful freshman crew captured a regatta victory on the regatta course in Poughkeepsie New York as of June 18, the report notes a standout performance by N. Y. event organizers and the Huskies.
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Freshmen win open two mile at 37th Poughkeepsie regatta
In a driving rain the freshmen captured the open two mile race at the 37th regatta duplicating the previous year’s win by three lengths over California. Navy finished third, another length behind.
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California
Navy
Eden to Confer with French on Multilateral Naval Pact
Capt. Anthony Eden, secretary for league of nations affairs, will meet in Paris Friday with the French government to discuss a prospective multilateral naval treaty and the broader European situation.
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London
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Affairs
Paris
Notice to Creditors in Olson Estate Bannock Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the matter of the estate of Olof R Olson deceased. Letters of Administration have been issued to the Administrator O Angus Olson who requests all claims be presented with vouchers to his home in Oxford Bannock County Idaho within six months after first publication or be barred. Dated June 18 1935.
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Bannock
Idaho
Olof R. Olson
Oxford
Banenock County
Angus Olson
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