Lindbergh Aids Science With Artificial Heart and Lungs
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Dr Alexis Carrel reportedly developed an artificial heart and lungs at the Rockefeller Institute enabling whole organs to live and even grow after death. Twenty six trials reportedly succeeded reviving spleens hearts kidneys and glands from animals bled to death with no infection. Details were withheld pending publication by the institute.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rockefeller Institute
Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
Hish
Carrell
Former Pocatello Man Drops Dead
Brewer H. Horkin, 53, longtime Southern California manager for Frank Graves Sash Door and Mill, died of a heart attack at his home while playing with a dog. Born in Salt Lake City, he earlier worked for Gem State Lumber in Pocatello Idaho. Funeral set for Saturday in Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Cal
Brewer H. Horkin
California
Frank Graves
Salt Lake Perk
Minnie Horkin
Horkin
Gem State Lumber Company
Pocatello
Idaho
South
Graves family head dies after illness at age midlife
The text notes the death of a Graves family head aged midlife after illness. Surviving relatives include his mother and widow May E. Harkin, two sisters Ethel Sinclair of Salt Lake City and Alice Blethen of Redondo Beach California. He served as general manager of the Graves concern for four years. His death follows years of residence in northern California thirteen years ago.
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Ern
California
Graves Concern
May E. Harkin
Ethel Sinclair
Salt Lake City
Alice Blethen
Redondo Beach
Calif
Idaho Receives Share in Major Forests and Erosion Plan
Washington reports approval of 40,043,272 in work relief funds for soil erosion and forestry projects. Idaho gets 1,415,302 for national forests fire protection reforestation and shelter belt work under Clarke McNary act authority. The soil erosion program totals 25,000,000 with no state breakdown provided.
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Washington
Division of Applications and Information
Forestry Service
War Department
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Alaska
Department of Agriculture
City Council Opens Bids and Grants Utilities
The Hickory city council opened fleet-insurance bids for 23 units, with Shafer agency the low bidder at 324. An order authorized 5280 feet of 12 inch steel pipe for Mink Creek, and a 140000 dollar tax anticipation bond loan offer at 3 percent was approved. An ordinance penalizing unsolicited house-to-house canvassing passed. next meeting July 2 per clerk J Ward Green. In other news, Q E Herman found a diamond in a shoe sole after a sighting in Hickory.
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Fleet Insurance
Shafer Agency
Hardesty Manufacturing Company
Mink Creek
First Security Bank
Idaho Bank and Trust Company
Supreme Court
Green River
Wyo
J. Ward Green
Proposal Forms for State Programs Under Review
A note indicates ongoing work to formulate a program plan for multiple states. Details remain sparse as officials consider structure scope and governance.
National Parks Airways Flight Delayed at West Yellowstone
The first regular flight of the National Parks Airways to West Yellowstone is postponed temporarily due to landing field improvements required by the post office department. The dedication of West Yellowstone airport will proceed next Saturday as scheduled.
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National Parks Airways
West Yellowstone
Post Office Department
Million Dollar Joukher Diamond On Display In New York
The $1,000,000 Joukher diamond is shown at the American Museum of History with 4000 visitors on opening day. It sits in bullet proof glass and vanishes to a vault if touched. Guards nearby drill in sharpshooting before duty.
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New York
Joukher
American Museum of History
Girl of Twelve Becomes Mother in Idaho May Births
Boise June 21 Among Idaho mothers who gave birth in May to 827 babies a 12 year old girl was recorded. The name was withheld as the birth was out of wedlock. Youngest father 17, oldest mother 48, oldest father 65. 416 boys and 411 girls born. 24 still births. 48 of foreign parentage. 15 sets of twins. Deaths totaled 296 with 219 males and 177 females. Tuberculosis claimed 13 lives, pneumonia 37, cancer 27 and heart disease 71.
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Boise
Idaho
Pearl Dillingham
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
CCC Headquarters Upgraded With Telephones and Staff
District Headquarters CCC reports a modernized office with nineteen telephones in each department, a functioning switchboard with operators from 8 to 6 weekdays and 8 to 1 Saturday, and four trunk lines routing to the watchman, radio room, garage, and detachment office when not staffed. The offices also boast thirty five standard typewriters.
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CCC
Busy Poca Tello CCC Office Bustling with Equipment
The room shows six adding machines and two mimeograph machines creating a business like air. Tables desks filing cabinets and shelves are gathered improvised borrowed but useful. Officers clerks assistants and helpers work from eight to five to make Poca Tell District CCC efficient.
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Pocatello District CCC
Presbyterian Young People Conference Held Near Salt Lake City
Rev. George Clark of Idaho Falls conducts vesper services each evening at a seven day conference of Presbyterian young people of Utah in Big Cottonwood canyon. The gathering is part of nationwide series of such conferences.
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Salt Lake City
George Clark
Idaho Falls
Presbyterian
Utah
Big Cottonwood Canyon
United States
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Wilbur
Stanford
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Calif. University
Hoover
Associated Press
City Council
Hickory
N. C
Q. E. Herman
Sewler
Somerset
Monroe
Oxford
Science
Kellogg
Schilling Coffee
Schling Coffee
Schilling
America
Shee
Oxfords
Goodyear
Gordon Furs
Kayser
Bandeaus
Gordon
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Folka
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