CCC Establishes Fifteen New Camps in Pocatello District
The Civilian Conservation Corps announces the setup of fifteen new camps in the Pocatello district this week. Six units depart Tuesday followed by nine more cadres Thursday as officers are assigned and camp sites scouted with works agencies.
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CCC
Pocatello
Challis
B. C. Britton
Minidoka
Robert Herbison
Island Park
J. J. Luthman
Porcupine
William C. Bays
Jackson
R. F. Smith
State Line
J. Q. Langen
Alpine
J. M. Peattie
Piese
E. W. Harris
Cub River
L. T. Hayes
E. L. Gaumer
E. C. Thorpe
Rock Creek
J. D. Love
William C. Shakel
Cove Creek
A. H. Wilson
Panther Creek
A. W. Wells
Equal rights plank backs alimony and breach of promise changes
In Atlantic City on June 24 delegates from eastern members of the National Women’s party push for uniform legal treatment of men and women and equal pay for equal work. The platform supports equal alimony in divorce cases and equal consideration for men in breach of promise cases.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Women's Party
Burglars Take Badge Receivers Jewelry, Leave Temper Bare
In Chicago on June 24 burglars stole Policeman John Deshong's badge two receivers jewelry and $4. They failed to take his temper, which he found missing only after checking his refrigerator the cupboard was bare.
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Chicago
John Deshong
Ostrich Tip Toque and Novel Vanity Contribute to Chic
A golden egg vanity piece decorates a wrist strap of gilded leather, a bold accessory in this evening’s fashion. The article notes lavish design elements and a brown lace accent shaping the overall chic of the gowns.
W B A Picnic at Ross Park Features 500 Diversion
Members of the W B A club held a Friday Ross Park picnic with five hundred as the diversion after luncheon. Mrs. George Hogan won honors, Mrs. L D True played low, and Mrs. Clarence Bridges drew the all out award. Guests included Mrs. Elmer Smith and several Portland visitors.
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W.B.A. Club
Ross Park
George Hogan
L. D. True
Clarence Bridges
Elmer Smith
J. R. Myers
Mary Hamilton
Portland
C. L. Buffalo
True
T. J. Wilson
J. R. Mooney
J H. Myers
L. Adamson
Howard Larsen
Gerald Hansen
Elizabeth Bridges
Mont Elliott
Girl Scouts Enjoy Day at Ross Park Camp
Sixty five Girl Scouts attended a Wednesday day camp at Ross Park directed by Mrs Lenore C Hall with Mrs Ralph Roberts in charge of handicrafts and Mrs A J Cummisky guiding a nature hike Competitive games and folk dancing highlighted the program A second camp is planned for the next Wednesday at 10 30 with campers bringing a nose bag lunch Assistants include Mrs Cummisky Mrs Roberts Miss Dorothy Bell Miss Lena Caccia Mrs J R Reynolds and Mrs Fred Guyot Weekend visitors were Mr and Mrs Arthur Petersen and Mr and Mrs Harold Ramp ton at the Petersen cabin at Big Springs
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Ross Park
Lenore C. Hall
Ralph Roberts
A. J. Cummisky
Park
Cummisky
Roberts
Dorothy Bell
Lena Caccia
J. R. Reynolds
Fred Guyot
Return From Vacation Hosts and Visitors At Idaho Homes
Mr and Mrs F C Terrell host his sister Mrs J E Stapp her son and wife James Stapp and Mary Proctor of Henderson Kentucky visiting after Lava Hot Springs. Mrs Stapp plans weeks in Pocatello. James Stapps travel California and west coast. Mrs Walter Albrethsen of Boise visits her parents Mr and Mrs W A McHan for a week. Other guests include Mrs William B Hill and children and Mr and Mrs Frank Varley at Rae Stratford place on Snake River. A farewell party for the Richmonds is set for Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Presbyterian church parlors.
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F. C. Terrell
Terrell
J. E. Stapp
James Stapp
Mary Proctor
Henderson
Kentucky
Lava Hot Springs
Thomas F. Terrells
Stapp
Pocatello
James Stapps
California
West Coast
Walter Albrethsen
Boise
W. A. McHan
William
Presbyterian Church
Rogers Have House Guests In Pocatello Summer
Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rogers host as house guests Dr. Ida M. Rogers and Miss Cora Agnew of Manhattan Kansas. They arrived Saturday and will spend the summer in Pocatello and at the Rogers summer place in Justice Park WBA. Westway club meets Thursday at 2 at Mrs. J R Myers home with Mrs. Ida Gilmore assisting hostess.
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Charles E. Rogers
Rogers
Ida M. Rogers
Cora Agnew
Manhattan
Kansas
Pocatello
Rogers Summer Place
Justice Park
WBA
Westway Club
J. R. Myers
Ida Gilmore
Churchpair Honors Richmonds in Surprise Farewell
Reverend and Mrs. Claude Richmond are celebrated by their church as they prepare to depart about July first for a new home in Watsonville California. The couple have served the congregation for years and are thanked for their ministry and friendship.
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Claude Richmond
Watsonville
California
Spokane Couple Guests at Gundry Home
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Short of Spokane are visiting Mrs. Short's sister Mrs. Joseph H. Gundry and family. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Petersen on Sunday.
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Vernon Short
Spokane
Congress of Springfield Signals GOP Renewal and Conservative Rally
The Springfield Republican conference aims to unite conservative Republicans and conservative Democrats against Roosevelt. Leaders seek a single opposition ticket while preserving the Republican label and blaming the New Deal, but fear coalition plans may falter. The meeting acts as a sounding-board, with ongoing efforts to form a right-wing union still uncertain.
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Springfield
Republican Conference
Roosevelt
G.O.P
al Smith
American Liberty League
Coali
Chicago
Death toll rises in Rupert Idaho crash
The Leonard Wolfe family from Litchfield Nebraska suffered three deaths from an early Saturday automobile crash eight miles east of Rupert Idaho. Edith Wolfe 36 and Eunice 5 died at the scene, Jeanne 15 months died next morning, and George 11 was injured with a broken clavicle and skull fracture. The family was bound for Oregon on vacation. the other vehicle’s occupants were uninjured.
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Rupert
Idaho
Leonard Wolfe
Litchfield
Neb
Wolfe
Here
Edith Wolfe
Eunice
Jeanne Wolfe
George Wolfe
Oregon
Oscar the polar bear drives film tests at Seneca Park
Oscar the large polar bear at Rochester's Seneca Park Zoo is a frequent subject for film tests. The creature's grace and light cream coat help showcase new films from a local Rochester plant. Tests occur daily and films are distributed globally for demonstrations.
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Rochester
N. Y
Oscar
Seneca Park
Hostess Slain Man Is Held in Peoria Jail
Gerald Thompson, 25, is kept in an undisclosed Peoria jail as authorities prepare a murder indictment for the slaying of 19 year old Mildred Hallmark. State’s Attorney E V Champion says a grand jury will reconvene to consider charges after Thompson’s alleged confession and a diary listing sixteen other assaults. Julian Baxter, 24, friend of Thompson, was released after police said he had no connection to the Hallmark case. Hallmark’s nude body was found in a creek at Springdale cemetery with a broken neck.
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Peoria
Gerald Thompson
Pretty Mildred Hallmark
E. V. Champion
Peoria County
Thompson
Champion
Julian Baxter
Baxter
Hallmark
Miss Hallmark
Springdale
Mildred Hallmark
Ill
Associated Press
Dog saves woman as cow attacks in Elmora
In Elmora Missouri on June 24 a small dog named Tinker leaped at a charging cow to protect 72 year old Mrs. Viola Clements, biting the cow’s legs and driving it away. Clements sustained a fractured jaw from the attack.
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Elmora
Tinker
Viola Clements
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