Navy expansion underpins world peace and U S defense
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt approves a three year naval build up of thirty two ships costing 238 million dollars drawn from the public works act. Secretary Swanson says the plan creates jobs, supports industrial revival, and strengthens the navy toward London naval conference levels. The piece ends noting a rebound in broker activity as signs of improvement.
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Geneva
London
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Swanson
Jefferson
Europe
Asia
Uncle Sam
Australia and Canada push wheat production limits
Australia and Canada back limits on wheat output but urge other wheat producing nations to begin curbs first.
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Australia
Canada
Trail Creek Summit Open and Idaho News Roundup
Trail Creek summit is open with light snow and mud. crossing is safe. Idaho items note national Legion officers to attend August convention in Idaho and pioneer T. E. Moore of Filer laid to rest. Farmers in Fruitland load peas for Eastern markets under Mrs R. L. Tyler’s supervision. straw berry season prep at New Meadows. A Georgia senator backs a colonization plan linked to Michaud Flats project. Blackfoot hosts August 9 celebration with a motorless horse parade signifying Old Dobbin’s day. hay fever advised to skip.
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Fruitland
Payette Valley
Senate
Senator Bankhead
Georgia
J. F. Kosanke
American Falls
Chambers of Commerce
Idaho
Elwood Mead
Federal
Commissioner of Reclamation
Kosanke
Michaud Flats
Mr. Mead
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Daily Bulletin
Merrill Boyle
Old Dobbin
Peter Rabbit and Slow Poke Showdown of Hearts
Peter Rabbit taunts Slow Poke the Box Turtle about scaring others and discovers Slow Poke can imitate a hiss to frighten him. The pair test nerves on Green Meadows as Danny Meadow Mouse hides nearby and Slow Poke outsmarts him with a fake snake hiss.
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Peter Rabbit
Slow Poke
Box Turtle
Green Forest
Peter
Danny Meadow Mouse
Buzztail
Slow
The Half Grown Boy and Girl The New Voice of Help
A public notice discusses youths straddling dependence and independence, refusing school and work, clashing with family money, and seeking guidance. It suggests families struggle to balance protection with autonomy and notes a stranger’s impartial, authoritative approach can help reach the frustrated youths.
Push to let youths grow up with responsibility
A urging to shift from protection to responsibility for young adults. Include eighteen year olds in family duties, teach budgeting, and place them in charge of tasks to foster independence rather than shielding them from adult life. The author believes real growth comes from earning, contributing, and being trusted with family matters.
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J. Millar Watt
Pop
Phoebe
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
the Tribune-Journal Co., Inc
G. Nicholas Ifft
William
Cady
Associated Press
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
United
I. Ua
the Tribune
North End
Halliday Street
Yellowstone Park
Trail Creek
Wood River Valley
Salmon River
Round Valley
Mackay
Twin Falls
National American Legion
Frank E. Samuel
Legion
Filer
Twin Falls Daily News
T. E. Moore
Filer Bank
Twin Falls County
Michaud
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Burgess
Thornton W. Burgess
Jimmy Skunk
Wloans
Western Finance
N. Wie 2
Tribune
Taylor’s Cyclery Service
FIXIT
South 2Nd Ave
Tribune-Journal
the Tribune-Journal
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