Rains Benefit Idaho Crops Improve Outlook Across District
The Po catello weather bureau reports southeastern Idaho saw welcome rains aiding crops last week while irrigation and stock water remain tight. Temperatures ran warm to hot with scattered showers. grain heads and alfalfa cuts show improvements though yields are light in some areas. County notes record mixed conditions from Blackfoot to Pocatello with hay yield light and beets affected by flu in American Falls.
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Idaho
Pocatello Weather Bureau
Blackfoot
Bingham County
American Falls
Power County
Rupert
Minidoka
Grace
Bannock County
Pocatello
Caldwell Doctor Heads Osteopaths
The Idaho Osteopathic association closed its twenty ninth annual convention with Dr C R Whittenberger of Caldwell reelected as president Dr Grace Parker of Pocatello named vice president and Dr F H Thurston of Boise reelected secretary treasurer for a sixth time Whittenberger also serves as a vice president of the Western Osteopathic association The next convention location is undetermined with an invitation from McCall for 1935 Dr W A Schwab of Chicago will speak at the Washington meeting in Yakima then attend the Portland convention and continue to Long Beach California">
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Idaho Osteopathic Association
C. R. Whittenberger
Caldwell
Grace Parker
Pocatello
F. H. Thurston
Boise
Whittenberger
Western Osteopathic Association
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Washington
California
McCall
W. A. Schwab
Chicago
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Yakima
Portland, Oregon
Long Beach California
Vaughan services to be held Friday
Funeral services for Clarence L. Vaughan 34 American Falls Idaho Power lineman will be at 2 p m Friday from the L D S church in American Falls with Bishop Vad Meadows officiating Interment will be in the Wasatch Lawn Cemetery Salt Lake City McHan mortuary reports Vaughan was killed Monday when a tree limb he had cut along a pole line one mile north of Tyhee touched a high tension wire
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Puneral Services
Clarence L. Vaughan
American Falls
Idaho
Yale Alumni Hear Roosevelt Address at Commencement
Yale's 238th commencement featured President James Rowland Angell introducing Franklin D. Roosevelt who was praised as a brave leader of your people in a time of peril. The address highlighted national crisis guidance as Roosevelt spoke to Yale alumni and faculty.
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Yale U
Roosevelt
Yale
James Rowland Angell
Norwich Woman Credits Kruschen for Fat Loss
A Norwich, Connecticut woman reports losing 16 pounds after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. She says night duty disrupted sleep, but taking Kruschen improves sleep, appetite, and weight loss. The ad markets one half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and offers a money back guarantee.
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Norwich
Conn
Pocatello Drug Co
America
Adv
Diary keeper Stayner records 45 years of life
Rev. U S Pat O F L W Stayner of McCook Nebraska maintains a daily diary for 45 years. He writes about personal recollections, dictating to business college students who transcribe the shorthand entries as his 4,000,000 word life record grows.
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L. W. Stayner
McCook, Neb
Samuel Pepys
Stayner
Business College
L.W. Stayner McCook, Neb
Yale Bestows Honorary Degree on In Office Harvard Alum
Yale granted an honorary degree to a Harvard alumnus serving as president, marking the fourth such in office recipient and the second to receive the honor in New Haven. Washington and McKinley had degrees conferred in absentia, while Theodore Roosevelt accepted the honor in New Haven in fall 1901.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Theodore
Congress Aids Railway Labor on Two Bills
Congress supports railway labor through two bills creating an arbitration board of 18 representatives from carriers and employees to handle grievances, with four sections. A new three member mediation board will replace the five member panel to decide major matters of wages and hours.
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Congress
Tulverson Case Leaves Police Puzzled Over Body Evidence
In Detroit a police chemist stated that the body of a stillborn baby shows unclear origins from an exhaustive analysis. He emphasized the substances are not blood and that the exact nature remains undiscovered and unlikely to prove significant.
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Detroit
Wife of Coast Official Missing in San Jose Kidnap Case
A San Jose woman, wife of a coast official, vanished from her home on Saturday while carrying about 180 dollars. Police theorize robbery and homicide. Her 19 year old son Jack said she would not leave without leaving a note with her destination.
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San Jose
Jack
Sea Serpent Sightings Spark Uproar in Indiana Lake
In Valparaiso on June 20, reports from Flintlake say Chicago visitors saw a large water creature with a hiss. A swimmer was bitten severely by the mysterious animal, prompting fear and local speculation.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Flintlake
Local Elks drive sparks for Wyoming chapter bid
A letter notes Casey Jones aims to establish a state Elks organization in Wyoming with Pocatello supporters. It praises Buchholz and Oregon influence, weighs Republican primary chances for Judge Terrell, Baum, Downing, Roas, and McDougall, and hints the race centers on strong candidates and fair play.
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Casey) Jones
Casper
Elks
Wyoming
Pocatello Boys
Elkdom
Casey
Idaho
Terrell
Congress
Rich
Bear Lake County
Bear Lake
Franklin
Sticks
Judge Baum
Caribou
Bannock
McDougall
Loofbourrow
Oneida
Downing
Roas
Local political chatter and public response in Pocatello
The piece discusses primary race prospects for prose cuting attorney with F. E. Tydeman and Judge Swanson potential entrants and mentions Milt Zener and Carl Christiansen in Democratic contests. It notes B. A. McDevitt as the lone Democrat filing for judgeships and comments on public charity during times of crisis.
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Dworshak
Glennon
Henry Dworshak
F. E. Tydeman
Judge Swanson
Milt Zener
Carl Christiansen
Hungry families plead for aid as relief funds run dry
A resident named L. W. Kimbell writes that men with families have not had work since May 3 and many relief workers lack clothing and food. He asks civic or national groups to investigate delays, insisting hundreds of families face hunger while work exists but funds are scarce. He signs the statement and seeks publication.
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Ross
Carl Falk joins National Guard band and harp study offer
Mrs G W Kennard of Tacoma reports Carl Falk son of Mr and Mrs A Falk has joined the Tacoma National Guard branch. He will study harp with a two week camp at Camp Draper near Fort Lewis and serve as official bugler for Battalion D 148 Field Artillery, likely also a clerical typist. He has been active in Stadium High School music programs and will stay in Tacoma for opportunities ahead.
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Tacoma Ledger
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Carl Falk
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Stadium High School
Stadium High
G W. Kennard
Proctor St
Wash
Farley to Remain As Bourbon Chief
James A. Farley will stay as Democratic National Committee chairman through late fall. The postmaster general plans a nationwide political swing in July with stops in Detroit and Indianapolis and dedications of post offices in Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno San Jose San Francisco Seattle and Portland. He will likely give speeches, many political.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
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Indianapolis
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Reno
San Jose
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
City of Pocatello Bond Call for 672000 in Bonds
City of Pocatello Idaho calls payment of 672000 in municipal coupon bonds dated July 1 1924 optional July 1 1038 due July 1 1944 total 72 bonds 1000 each at 5 percent interest redeemed at par and accrued interest at Pocatello Branch First Security Bank of Idaho bonds cease interest July 1 1034 dated June 16 1954 City Treasurer J Ward.
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City OF Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello
First Security Bank of Idaho
J, Ward
Court Affirms Garrett Case in Idaho Tax Ruling
The Idaho Supreme Court affirms a prior ruling in the Garrett Transfer case against Emmitt Prost, settling the state's right to collect a 1 percent tax on gross earnings of interstate motor carriers and a license fee on trailers. About $25,000 in annual state revenues are involved. the decision upholds provisions of recent Idaho statutes and reaffirms a lower court injunction.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co., Inc
Pocatello
Emmitt Prost
Idaho
A. L. Crowley
Robert M. Terrell
Fifth District Court
Raymond L. Givens
Idaho Supreme Court of Appeal
Roosevelt Signs Huge Deficiency Measure
President Roosevelt signs a large deficiency bill providing 899 million dollars for PWA CCC TVA and emergency relief, 110.5 million for highway construction, 65 million for public buildings, 2 million for crime enforcement, 1.5 million for oil code enforcement, and 4.5 million for silver purchase. The Rayburn Dill communications bill creates a seven member federal regulatory commission to oversee interstate radio wire and cable, abolishing the old radio commission and transferring its powers, with revised control of telephone and telegraph to follow.
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PWA
CCC
TVA
Emergency Relief Agency
Rayburn-Dill Communications
Idaho Weather Mixed Clouds With Showers Possible
A cloudy Idaho forecast calls for possible showers in the southern portion tonight and Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures tonight.
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Idaho
South Portion
Borah Hopes to Start Home Spark
Senator Borah of Idaho plans to head home by month’s end after adjournment. Senator Pope of Idaho intends to stay in Washington for six weeks before returning to Boise. Representative White of Idaho likely heads home to Clark Fork later this week.
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Washington
Pope
D-Ida
Boise
Congress
R-Ida
Representative White
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