Landon family to take first train trip to Colorado ranch
Gov Landon and family prepare for a vacation ride to a mountain ranch near Estes Park Colorado. Nancy Jo and John Cobb Landon eagerly anticipate the train journey while reporters and campaign staff travel with Governor Landon to Denver for convention events.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Estes Park
Colorado
Nancy Jo
John
Jack) Cobb Landon
Landon
Kansas
Purcell Leads Idaho Women’s Golf Championship Qualifying
Mrs. Purcell of Boise tops the field after qualifying rounds as 23 golfers tee off in round two. Championship flight matches include G P Williams defending champ against Sproat and Morton of Boise versus Russell. Losers today move to President's Cup. 36 hole final set for Saturday.
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Bob
Harry Purcell
Boise
Idaho
Hazel Morton
Russ Morris Elso
Phil Ashford
Almquist
Roy ‘Webster
Clare Nighman
Mangum
Nampa
Explosion in Buffalo Factory Kills Worker
A blast at the Products corporation plant on the fifth floor killed one worker and injured 16 others. The explosion, caused by a spark from a loose piece of metal, shattered windows and ripped partitions in the area.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wiiseles Se
Products Corporation
Landon Bandwagon Built by Topeka Lawyer John D Hamilton
Kansas political scene focuses on Alf M Landon as writers from Kansas City and St Louis trumpet his life story while Topeka attorney John D Hamilton quietly shapes his campaign vehicle Since March Hamilton has managed Landons campaign and served as general counsel to the national committee and assistant to the chairman He helps steer the governor toward Cleveland and a growing press presence for Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis
Landon
Topeka
John D. Hamilton
Cleveland
Kansas
Hamilton
National Committee
Landon Keeps Trim With Rides and Routine
Alf M. Landon the Republican presidential nominee maintains physical trim with early bed and rise, walks eight blocks to his office, and rides Old Si, a nearly seventeen-hand chestnut horse. He works out outdoors when possible, plays contracts, and enjoys football, baseball, and fishing. The piece notes his routine, social visits, and a wedding announcement for Margeit Block and Meyer Lutzker in Heber Utah.
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Topeka
Kans
Alf M. Landon
Landon
North End Neighborhood Bridge Club Hosts Gatherings
Mrs. H. P. Riggs entertained the North End Neighborhood Bridge Club at West Clark Street with seven members present. Mrs. Garst won high and Mrs. Cripe second at two tables of contract. Electa Kensington plans an annual picnic at Ross Park with attendees bringing bread and butter sandwiches as Kensington supplies meat ice cream and coffee. Eastern Stars invite families to a gathering, and Presbyterian Missionary society meets Friday at Mrs. Baldwin’s home with luncheon and talks on Philippine islands and the West Indies led by Mrs. Noblet and Mrs. Carter.
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H. P. Riggs
North End
Bridge Club
West Clark Street
Robert E. Manning
A. E. Berosek
A. C. Cripe
F. A. Purdy
L. R. Brown
E. A. Dufford
E. L. Garst
Garst
Cripe
Electa Kensington
Ross Park
Kensington
A. H. Martin
Archer Townend
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. A. Baldwin
North Twelfth Avenue
L. Adamson
John Noblet
Philippine Islands
R. B. Carter
West Indies
Chapter Receives New Members in Radiant Session
Radiant chapter No. 61, Order of Eastern Star, met in Masonic Temple with Mrs. W. R. Howard and A. B. Arps presiding. Degrees were conferred on Mrs. Virginia Blair, Mrs. Alex Campbell, and William H. Stanley, with Mrs. Stanley affiliating. Mrs. Otto C. Stocker, elected associate grand conductress of Idaho, was introduced and honored with red roses.
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Radiant
Order of Eastern Sar
Masonic Temple
W. R. Howard
A. B. Arps
Virginia Blair
Alex Campbell
William H. Stanley
Stanley
Otto C. Stocker
Ruth
Grand Chapter
Idaho
Burley
Helen Fever
Robert E. Man
Rain Bow Beach Swim Party Returns News From Town
A local scene shows a group of youths at Rainbow Beach during a Friday evening swim and picnic, with attendees Carmen Decker Dorothy Allen Ralph Roberts Kenneth Hill Jake Terrell and Leroy Sprague. A visitor Jeanne Lewis from San Francisco plans a two to three week stay with her McCarty relatives. Mrs Charles Sprague of Des Moines arrived on Tuesday to spend summer with her Higson parents, while the Union Pacific Old Tiers and Auxiliary organize a covered dish supper Saturday evening.
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Rainbow Beach
Carmen Decker
Dorothy Allen
Ralph Roberts
Kenneth Hill
Jake Terrell
Leroy Sprague
San Francisco
Jeanne Lewis
William N. McCarty
Maurice Lewis
Charles Sprague
Des Moines
Iowa
H. K. Higson
Deadline Set On Farm Order For Idaho Farmers
Idaho farmers must file preliminary statements with their community committees by July 10 to qualify for federal soil conservation benefits. Ezra T. Benson, extension economist, notes the deadline was agreed by program officials and aims to record as many eligible farmers as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Seaaee Idaho
Ezra T. Benson
University Extension Service Ecoomist
Satterfield Files For Legislature
A. Y. Satterfield of Pocatello, labor advocate and proponent of progressive legislation, filed his nomination petition for Bannock county to seek a return to the Idaho state legislature. He previously served two terms in the 22nd, 23rd and 23nd sessions, chaired the insurance committee, and sat on the state soil conservation board.
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A. Y. Satterfield
Pocatello
Bannock County
Satterfield
Idaho
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McKinley
William Allen White
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Herf
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Melba Rose
Hal
Salt Lake City
Nathan Block
Gairfield Avenue
Margeit Block
Meyer Lutzker
Ning
Memorial Hall
Heber
Utah
Charles BE. Howard
Owen
Daniel's Canyon
Daughter
Seattle
F. L. Evans
Martha Lou
Basil B. Miles
Virginia Evans
Society
Anheuser-Busch
Erry
Union Pacific Old Tiers and Auxiliary
Lome
Arnold
Gateway Garage
Elks’ Club
DAVIS
City Coal CO
State Soil Conservation Board
T Cap
Berkshire
Belding's
Old Fort Hall
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