Ogden Man Hurt In Auto Near Arimo Idaho
J. E. Jones 44 of Ogden Utah suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest when the light coupe he rode in as a passenger with his wife lost control near Arimo Idaho 35 miles south of Pocatello. He was described as slightly improved after medical attention at Lava Hot Springs hospital.
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J. E. Jones
Ogden
Utah
Arimo
Idaho
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Jones
Bannock County
Dave McNichols
Phyllis Jones
Pocatello Hospital
Marvis Jones
Carl Jones
Rigby
Jean Berrett
Phyllis
Union Pacific System
Truck Driver Helps Stranger Then Vanishes
John K. Foster of Goshen Connecticut picked up a hitchhiker, hired him, and sent him off with a truckload of milk and $2. The truck later found abandoned in Canada with a note on the seat reading Gone for gas Be back later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Conn
John K. Foster
Canada
Clipper Set for Return from Hawaii to Alameda
The fourth Pan American clipper test flight from Hawaii to California is planned for 3 p m today under Captain E C Musick. The mission includes weather fuel and navigation tests en route with a possible followup to Midway Wake Island and radio base construction.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
California
E. C. Musick
Midway Island
Alameda
Midway
Wake Island
Atoll
Clove Etymology Traced to Latin Nail
Mrs. Mary Norby on South Tenth Ave has improved after a period of illness. The report notes the word clove derives from the Latin clavus meaning nail.
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Mary Norby
South Tenth Ave
Parris to Seek Pardon for Liquor Offense in Idaho
Gust Parris announces an application for a pardon at Idaho State Board of Pardons meeting scheduled for July 1935 at the State House Boise. The offense cited is furnishing liquor to a minor in Bannock County court, judgment entered March 31 1934. Public notice dated June 6 1935 at Pocatello.
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Gust Parris
Idaho State Board of Pardons
State House
Boise
Idaho
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bannock
Pocatello
Roosevelt reorganizes rural resettlement into four divisions
Rexford Tugwell, undersecretary of agriculture, creates four divisions for the rural resettlement administration to move farmers to more productive land. President Roosevelt warns against politics in the program as $100 million is allocated, with an average of about $1,143 per family. The aim is removing distressed families from relief and using land for its highest long term use, through land utilization, rural rehabilitation, suburban towns, and management divisions.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Roosevelt
White House
Paroled Banker Seeks Job After Release in Atlanta
Charles D. Waggoner a 63 year old Colorado bank president who served over five years in federal prison for defrauding New York banks of 500000 sought employment in Atlanta after parole. He was sentenced to ten years in the southern district court in New York and released on parole more than a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Waggoner Charged With Mail Fraud As Job Prospects Lag
A man succeeding a former clerk position at fifteen dollars weekly failed to materialize while a probation officer oversees his release custody to aid employment. Waggoner faced charges for using the mails to obtain loans from New York banks amid his own financial difficulties.
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Pany
Waggoner
New York
Reports shaping for Pacific Northwest conference session
Moscow Idaho June 21 Reports of committees were being whipped into shape for presentation to the Pacific Northwest conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in session here One report expected to deal with prohibition and possibly indicate what part of the church intends to play in temperance activities during the year
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Moscow
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salt Lake Man Held for Stabbing
George Butcher, 41, was held in the Salt Lake City jail on open charges as investigators probe the stabbing of E. L. Tripp, a 28 year old case proprietor, after a dispute over a misplaced meat ticket. Tripp identified Butcher as the assailant at the emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
George Butcher
E. L. Tripp
Tripp
Bucher
W. R. Eggleston
M. D. McGinness
Butcher
Idaho notice of fencing judgment by Steve Cacavas
I Steve Cacavas will at the next regular meeting on the first Wednesday of July 1995 make fence from a judgment of a minor entered in the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Bannock County on or about the List day of March 1094 of June 1035.
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Steve Cacavas
Idaho State Board of Pardons
State House
Boise
Idaho
Fifth Judicial District
Bannock
Pocatello
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Washington, D. C
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