Joint meeting of railroad men's union and auxiliaries Utah Idaho
The first annual joint union meeting of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and ladies auxiliaries for Utah and Idaho convenes Friday at Memorial hall. Columbus Ohio Grand President Clara Bradley will organize a union association during her Pocatello visit.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Utah
Idaho
Memorial Hall
Bhsther Carey
Pocatello
Clara Bradley
Columbus
Ohio
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello Lodge
R. T
Lillian Kitchen
T. L. Reddy
Mary Mooney
Janes Veach
U S Fliers Chart Idaho Wilderness
Lt. Kenneth B. Hobson and Technical Sergeant William B. Brees of the 23rd photographic section completed aerial mapping of 200 miles of Idaho wilderness near Rigby using a five angle camera. They left Pocatello for March Field California and planned to refuel at Las Vegas en route home after aiding army engineers with flood control planning for the upper Snake River.
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Kenneth B. Hobson
William B. Brees
23Rd Photographic Section
United States Army
Pocatello
March Field
California
Idaho
Rigby
Army
Snake River
Las Vegas
Nevada
McCammon Water Job Estimated at 35000 Dollars
June 18 work will start on McCammon village water system repairs within 10 days. Jesse Lowry states a WPA loan has been secured to replace the wooden main from Crystal Springs to the village reservoir and from the reservoir to the distribution system with larger pipe.
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Lowry
Mccammon
McCammon Village
Jesse Lowry
Crystal Springs
Tragedy Strikes Idaho Family as Child Dies
GOODING Idaho June 18 While Mrs J W Curtis recovers in Soda Springs hospital tragedy struck at her home. A four year old son stepped on glass and died from blood poisoning. The father recovering from pneumonia and his 16 year old daughter cared for the family. In addition to the parents ten children survive.
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Gooding
Idaho
J. W. Curtis
Soda Springs
Search for burglar spurs tense room by room scrutiny
Martin recounts a careful house search at night over Mister Rupert and a locked door. He checks the bed, wardrobe, bath, dressing room and curtains while noting the open hall door and a possible escape through a window above a 30 foot drop with no tracks in fresh snow.
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Martin
Mister Rupert
Dirk
Ida Bistline Visits Pocatello and Local Debates
The column welcomes Ida Bistline back to town praising her stature and notes local political debate about establishing a four year university at the Southern Branch. It archives gifts at a Methodist church, recognizes Mary Kathryn McDonald McAllister, and recounts local society and sports chatter with colorful commentary.
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Ida Bistline
Pocatello
Ida
Big Bill Whitaker
Southern Branch
Bill
America
Moscow
North Idaho
Methodist Church
Gross W. Alexander
E. G. Houde
Church School
Houde
R. R. Wolf
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
California
Colorado
Arizona
Goes Republican in Blackfoot Letter Home
Ira Goes Republican writes from Blackfoot Idaho in June 1936 describing the reception to a political event. He contrasts mood with a joking Irish wake image and notes readers in Idaho lacked courage to support the convention’s message.
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Ira
Blackfoot
Ing
Idaho
Creek CCC Softball Team Makes Sharp Debut
A celebratory note praises the M:. Creek CCC Softball team for a strong start after joining the league. The squad has posted 14 wins and 4 losses, with a promising outlook for continued success in the season ahead.
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Creek CCC
Postmaster Reports Delayed Payment of Veteran Bonds
Boise postmaster Harry L. Yost, bonus paymaster for 34 southern Idaho counties, said every effort is being made to expedite veteran bond payments. Some delays noted but checks to start soon. Lewiston handles ten north Idaho counties. Idaho veterans entitled to about 13,575 individuals totaling $7,471,798.
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Boise
Harry L. Yost
Idaho
Lewiston
Earthquake Swallows Nephew in Quito India Crevasse
A crevasse opened during an India quake at Quito India swallowing 22 year old R. Morrison of Gooding. A sister in Scotland reported her son, an aviator for an Indian air firm, was among several who disappeared as town sections fell into the fissure.
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Gooding
India
Rorrison
Scotland
Quito
Snow-White Robin Joins Fox Terrier And Duck In Yard Parade
In White Robin Hamilton Montana on June 18 a snow-white baby robin, a fox terrier and a duck share daily visits in R A O'Hara's yard. The albino bird is learning to fly while its parents are normal robins.
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Hamilton
Mont
R. A. O’hara
Pocatello City Sells Tax Rolls
Pocatello city council sold 130000 in tax anticipation notes at a Wednesday meeting. First Security Bank and Idaho Bank and Trust bought them at 2 percent. Bids on insurance for city owned cars and trucks were taken under advisement, according to city clerk Ward Green.
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First Security Bank
Idaho Bank and Trust Company
Truc
Ward Green
Americans urged to evacuate missions in south China crisis
In Nanking on June 18 tensions in the south China crisis prompted a U S consular warning to evacuate missions in Hunan province. Evangelical mission members headed toward Changsha as Presbyterian and China Inland missions reacted to the danger.
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Nanking
Hunan Province
South China
United States
Hankow
Evangelical Mission
Changsha
Presbyterian
China
California Townsend Mgr Tells of Flight Amid Subpoena
Edward J. Margett, California Townsend manager, said he was camping in San Luis Obispo county as process servers hunted him in Los Angeles and San Francisco after his congressional subpoena expired.
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Los Angeles
Edward J. Margett
California
San Luis Obispo County
San Francisco
Mosquitoes in Alaska Warned by Ady
An advertisement touts BUHACH as the only protection against Alaska's worst mosquitoes, claiming it kills pests effectively. The copy promotes Handy Sifter Cans priced 25¢ and available at drug stores, groceries, seed stores and pet shops.
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Alaska
Goodyear
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