Aheppans Plan July Convention in Pocatello Idaho
The fourth annual convention of the 30th district of the Order of Ahepa will be held in Pocatello July 7 8 and 9 with speakers A B Marthakis and Harry G Metos from Salt Lake City. Delegates will gather at Hotel Banock and the L D S recreation hall with a grand ball July 8 chaired by N A Binaris.
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Order of Ahepa
Pocatello
N. A. Binaris
Marthakis
Salt Lake City
Order
Harry G. Metos
Binaris
Hotel Banock
Delegaes
Robert M. Terrel
Paul V. Nash
Chamber of Commerce
George Sakelaris
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Pastor Claude Richmond Leaves Idaho for California Transfer
At a called meeting the Kendall Presbytery dissolved the First Presbyterian Church pastorate for Claude Richmond and issued a transfer to the San Jose Presbytery. He resigns as moderator and committee chair, ends a five year Idaho term June 30, then begins work in Watsonville, California. A public reception follows tonight at 7:30 after a division 2 Ladies' Aid dinner.
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Kendall
First Presbyterian Church
Claude Richmond
San Jose
California
Idaho
Richmond
Presbytery
Synod
Watsonville
Division 2
Ladies’ Aid
Keystone Lodge
Post 4
American Legion
Bird Hunters Are Lodged in Coop in Central Park
Frank Canora and his son James from Italy were arrested after entering Central Park to hunt pigeons. James used a slingshot to bag four birds, found with a burlap sack. They pled guilty to state conservation and park ordinance violations and await sentencing.
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New York
Frank Canora
James
Italy
Central Park
Local suit names Zweigart Packing in collision damages
The case of Ruby Forrest versus Zweigart Packing Co. was moved from the ninth to the sixth district and is likely to appear on the October calendar before District Judge Guy Stevens. The suit seeks $25,500 for personal injuries and auto damage from an alleged collision with a Zweigart Packing Co. truck.
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Blackfoot
Ruby Forrest
Zweigart Packing Company
Ninth Judicial District
Guy Steven
Callendar
John Falk
Clove Prosperity on Pemba After 1872 Wind
The 1872 Zanzibar hurricane redirected wealth to Pemba Island turning a coconut focus to cloves. Plantations replanted palm groves to supply roughly 70 percent of world cloves, despite Pemba being only 10 by 40 miles. The piece also notes Anne of Denmark’s lavish spending and her posthumous funeral delays due to debts.
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Zanzibar
Pemba
Pemba Island
New CCC Trucks Headed to Pocatello District
A convoy of 16 khaki trucks and ambulances from Fort Douglas, Utah, arrives tonight for CCC camps in the Pocatello district. Lt. Edward H. LaSalle leads 16 CCC enrollee drivers to Fort Douglas, where units for Pocatello Boise Lewiston and Fort Missoula are issued. The fleet will reach about 48 trucks in the district with 18 more expected soon as CCC operations begin.
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Pocatello
Fort Douglas
Utah
CCC
Edward H. LaSalle
FA Res
Boise
Lewiston
Fort Missoula
Civil Service announces exams for editors and illustrators
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive examinations for Technical editor senior and associate technical editors with salaries from 3200 to 4600 dollars a year for the Forest Service and Department of Agriculture. It also notes Commercial illustrator 1800 dollars and assistant illustrator 1620 dollars for the Farm Credit Administration. Full information from Miss McLaughlin Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
Miss McLaughlin
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Post Office
Homework clues emerge from Granite City teacher case
Ray mond Duncan, a Granite City High School teacher, attended an extra curricular session in City Judge George. The fragment suggests a report on his activities linked to a homework topic or case unfolding in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Raymond Duncan
Granite City, Ill
Duncan
George
Local Court Fines Speeding Offender with Essay to Stay Fine
G West appears in court and pleads guilty to speeding. Judge, peering over horn rims, fines $10 but stays the penalty if he returns July 1 with a thousand word essay on safety.
Circus Stuff Patrolman Injured by Mattress Collision
Dallas June 25 Patrolman L M McKinney was thrown from his motorcycle when it hit a truck. He landed on a mattress being hauled in the truck but escaped injury along with the mattress and machine.
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Dallas
Tex
L. M. McKinney
McKinney
Raleigh man completes thirteen 30 day terms in a year
Luther Sherlin a 47 year old cement worker in Raleigh North Carolina has finished serving thirteen 30 day prison terms in twelve months by earning good behavior days and being released only to be rearrested for intoxication each time.
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Raleigh
N. C
Luther Sherlin
Sherlin
Lions to Name New Officers at Utah Idaho Convention
Richfield Utah June 25 41 Lions of the Utah Idaho district focus on electing officers before a banquet and dance closing a two day annual convention. Governor Blood urged cooperation with churches and officials to curb reckless driving and praised Lions International traffic safety drive. Gilbert Stanton Idaho Caldwell spoke at a general session and officers were to be elected in the afternoon.
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Richfield
Utah
Lions
Utah-Idaho
Fishlake
Blood of
Lions International
Gilbert Stanton
Caldwell
Idaho Division
A. J. Ashman
Sevier
H. R. Merrill
Brigham Young University
Williams backs Borah on social security pension limits
Idaho public welfare commissioner Lewis Williams, after a Washington conference, agrees with Senator William Borah that pension provisions in the social security bill are impractical. He cites age limits and small benefits as flaws while noting Idaho could receive about 20,000 dollars yearly for public work and child welfare to aid up to 25 million people via the program. Williams leads the Boise Townsend old age pension club.
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Boise
Lewis Williams
Idaho
Public Welfare
William E. Borah
Williams
Washington, D. C
Borah
Boise Townsend Old Age Pension Club
Three Community Indian Schools to Open at Fort Hall
Fort Hall June 25 Special says the principal will supervise the opening of three community Indian schools on the reservation in September.
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Fort Hall
Dial outlines annual plan for new day schools
In his annual report L E Dial defends the plan to create community centers with benefits for parents and children. New day schools will be at Lincoln creek Ross Fork and Bannock creek. Mrs Gladys Hutchinson, Seneca Indian, trained at Haskell Institute, is appointed Lincoln creek teacher with more appointments planned.
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L. E. Dial
Lincoln Creek
Ross Fork
Bannock Creek
Dial
Gladys Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
Fort Hall
Leo Hood Returns to Lead State WPA Organization
Leo Hood, director of the works progress administration, arrived in the state capital Boise on June 25 to organize the state WPA office to handle millions in projects and funding. He outlined plans to establish the state WPA organization and begin operations.
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Leo Hood
Boise
Works Progress Administration
WPA
WPA to begin Idaho operations July 1 under Hood
The WPA will start functioning in Idaho soon after July 1 with funds to aid 12,000 employables on the emergency relief rolls. Hood announced that personnel will be selected in the coming days, with state headquarters in Idaho Falls and district offices in Boise, Pocatello, and St Maries. A Salt Lake City meeting on July 1 and 2 will outline setup details.
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Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
Hood
Boise
Pocatello
St. Maries
Salt Lake City
Portland nostalgia sign sparks postal complaint
A reader mailed a sign praising old days when mail arrived with a tin whistle to the Portland nuisance division. The anonymous writer claimed Portland mail carriers were too slow and noisy, prompting a municipal response.
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Portland
Postman Watcher Advocates Hobnailing Shoes
A writer signing as a looker for mail complains about constant door checks for the postman and jokes about voting hobnailing shoes for postal workers. The light quips reflect local tone and humor about mail delivery delays.
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30Th District Convention of Order
Rev. Richmond
Presbyterian Church
Glanacto
Basic Foods Clinic
Glanacto CO
Templeton
John Hix
U. S. Pat
Queen Anne
England
Anne of
Denmark
James I of England
Frederick II
Norway
Charles I
Anne
Elizabeth
Medanght Syndicate
Ine
Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
Civil Examinations
Ruxton Rye
Ruxton
Ruston
Idaho-Utah
Sen. Borah
FT. Hall
Stephen J. O’brien
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon M. Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Kellogg’s
Wix Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fargo
Wilson
WELLS
Gossard
Tee
K. Nojima
Medicine
Pioneer
Pontiac
Mich
G.M.A.C
Fisher
General Motors
Hill Bros
GEM State Auto CO
South Arthur
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