France Advances In Defense Plan For Warplanes
Paris reports France is six months ahead on plan number five to build 2,500 first line war planes with reserves. New secret aircraft are being drafted and some produced experimentally. the air force workforce rises from 55,000 to 177,000, with pilots and mechanics growing sharply.
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Paris
France
Gul la Chambre
Air Ministry
Robert le Petit
le Petit
United States
Botulinism: Causes Symptoms and Prevention
Health article explains botulinism as a deadly form of food poisoning from contaminated foods especially home canned varieties. It details spores in soil, risks of improper canning, symptoms after 18 24 hours, treatment options including anti botulinism serum and iron lung, and stresses boiling home canned foods for safety.
Officials Get New System
Washington reports a new weather forecasting code begins July 1 replacing old text messages with numeric codes sent via teletype. The change aims to provide faster more detailed forecasts and six hourly nationwide reports under Weather Bureau chief Francis W. Reichelderfer.
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Russett Sulla
Galveston
Tex
Weather Bureau
Francis W. Reichelderfer
Dairy Industry Seen As Stable Force In Franklin County
Franklin County Agricultural Agent Chase Kearl predicts dairying will become one of the county’s three main income sources and possibly the most stable industry. He notes about 8,000 dairy cows are milked by 1,050 farmers, producing some 225,000 pounds of milk daily and 7,425 pounds of butterfat worth roughly 3,000 dollars at current markets. The remarks were prepared for the Preston merchants dairy day on Wednesday, June 28.
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Preston
Franklin County
Chase Kearl
Kearl
Playground Safety Week Proclaimed by Idaho Governor
Governor C A Bottolfsent proclaims June 25 to July 1 as Playground Safety Week in Idaho. The decree cites safety programs for playgrounds and homes and urges citizens to cooperate in safety education and accident prevention during 1939.
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State Department of Education
Works Progress Administration
I. C. A. Bottolfsent
Idaho
Wine fountain to flow at 1939 California World's Fair
A wine fountain pouring red and white wine from California vineyards will be a feature of the wine temple at the 1939 California World's Fair.
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California
Accident Victim's Rites Are Set
Seville Liljenquist 25 was killed accidentally while working in Los Angeles. His funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Moreland L D S chapel with Bishop Ed Benson officiating. Burial will be in the Shelley cemetery. Surviving are his father Eugene Liljenquist of Blackfoot, his widow Erma Harker and siblings Irene Van Orden Ruby Evans LeRoy Liljenquist and Eugene Liljenquist. Born July 4 1914 in Moreland he played on the Pond's V-8 basketball team and later lived in Los Angeles with LDS church activity.
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Blackfoot
Seville Liljenquist
Los Angeles
Moreland
Eugene
Lily England
Liljenquist
Pond
Denver
Erma Harker
Amos Harker
Sheley
L. D
Pasadena
Eugene Liljenquist
Irene van Orden
Pingree
Ruby Evans
LeRoy Liljenquist
Black
Press And Public Unite In Newspaper Consolidation
The article urges two newspapers to unite with a shared idol like partnership. It calls for selflessness, mutual concession, and equitable work distribution while forecasting a difficult first two years and the public's crucial role in the consolidation's success.
Father and Sons Outing at Willow Flat Creek Canyon
The Oneida stake MIA sponsors the annual Father and Sons outing on June 29 under Supt. W. H. Simmons. The event happens in Willow Flat Cub river canyon to match the Thursday half holiday. CCC enrollees equipped Willow Flat with camping facilities, making it a popular Franklin county recreation center.
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Preston
Oneida Stake Mia
Father and Sons
Supt. W. H. Simmons
Willow Flat
Cub River Canyon
Cub River CCC
Franklin County
Farmable Land in U S Estimated at 953125 Square Miles
The department of agriculture estimates 2 900 000 square miles of land in the United States and that not more than 953 125 square miles can ever be farmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Peter Discovers a Secret From Mrs Slow Poke
A Peter Rabbit tale shows him shadowing Mrs Slow Poke the box turtle to learn her secret. He watches her pace and digging spots, then dozes under a hemlock as she quietly resumes her task, hinting at a hidden goal.
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Mrs. Slow
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Slow Poke
Mrs. Slow Poke
Mrs Slow Poke
New Official Names Wullstein As Safety Inspector
Salt Lake City bureau of motor carriers named Leroy H. Wullstein of Nampa a former Idaho highway patrolman as safety inspector. Bert L. Penn district director said Wullstein would cooperate with carriers to ensure equipment and terminal facilities meet the 1935 motor carrier act requirements.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Leroy H. Wullstein
Nampa
Idaho
Your Child and His Problems
A four year old hides items to tease others while a boy named Sonny uses his mother's authority to insult people. A five year old named Caroline tales to neighbors, broadcasting what she hears and sees. The piece surveys childish behavior patterns and social impact.
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Jinnie
Sonny
Caroline
Neighbors Tolerate Digging by Child as Lesson in Patience
A girl explains she dug a neighbor's lawn after her father warned he would spank her. The piece urges patience with children and wisdom in handling childish mistakes. It cites Angelo Patri and his booklet Annoying Habits, offered by the newspaper for ten cents.
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Mr. Bates
Father
Caroline
Angelo Patri
Anezelo Patri
C-O
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
DAR Plans Patriotic Event at 1933 California World's Fair
The Daughters of the American Revolution organize a February 22 celebration at the 1933 California World's Fair highlighting national heritage and patriotic observance.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Mountain Home Names New School Superintendent
A. E. Gish, formerly Eden superintendent for three years, was selected by the Mountain Home school board to replace O. D. Cole as superintendent. Cole accepted a position with Boise junior college.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
A. E. Gish
Eden
Mountain Home School Board
O. D. Cole
Cole
Boise Junior College
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M. D
Idaho Tuberculosis Association
State Division of Public Health
Washington
Roberta Raby
Detroit
Raby
State of
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C. A. Bortolfsen
Idaho Lumber & Hardware Co
East Center
Mia
Blue Ribbon Bakery
Homer F. Kellems
Pandora
Seattle
North America
Canada
Ira Jones
Kellem
Vivienne
Leo Clark
Kellems
Kedlettes
America
Auer Nuin
Seagram's
Seagram’s
Seagram-Dictiliers Corp
North Pole
Pocatello Milk Distributors’ Association
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
National Laundry
HILD
The
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