Mary Pickford Marries Buddy Rogers in Garden Ceremony
Hollywood June 26 Mary Pickford became Mrs Buddy Rogers in a double ring wedding at the Bel Air home of Louis D Lighton. The 43 year old star walked to an altar tree on her arm of cousin Selmer Chalif as Rev James Hamilton Lash officiated. Rogers 34, a actor and conductor, was joined by family witnesses from Chicago and Kansas.
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Hollywood
Buddy Rogers
Mary Pickford
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Congregational Church
Louis D. Lightons
Bel Air
James Hamilton Lash
Gladys Smith
Rogers
Miss Pickford
Owen Moore
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Selmer Chalif
Mark Larkin
Mrs. Larkin
Woman Arrested After Stripping Pajamas in Street
In Los Angeles on June 26 Justice Frank il fined Eula May Rose and husband Joseph Rose 10 each for disturbing the peace after she stripped her pajamas in the street following a beer parlor argument. Deputy B V Deusler heard that she threw the pajamas at her husband and fled when arrest attempted.
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Los Angeles
Justice of the Peace Frank Il
Eula May Rose
Herusband
Joseph Rose
B. V. Deusler
Man charged after fatal knife attack in Maryland
In Slavic MD police report Wilson Jones Jr seized a butcher knife and killed a Washington woman after she scolded him for cuffing his wife. Mrs Margaret Morris, 38, was wounded twice, one wound exposing the left side. Her husband James was seriously wounded while trying to aid her.
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Slavick
Prince Frederick
Fisherman Returns With Two Foot Rattlesnake Catch
Pueblo resident Charles C. Wood fished without a catch but hauled in a two foot rattlesnake that bit his leg. He injected anti-venom and pulled the snake from a rock crevice with his line, then killed it and suffered only slight swelling.
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Pueblo
Colo
Charles C. Wood
Wood
Idaho VFW Convention Talk Set for Wallace
Plans for the Idaho Veterans of Foreign Wars convention at Pocatello July 11 14 will be discussed here tomorrow. Northern Idaho posts officers and members will meet with Alex Rosenland of Gibbs state commander.
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Wallace
Idaho
Pocatello
Northern Idaho
Alex Rosenland
Gibbs
University of Idaho ad adds dining hall addition bid notice
Sealed proposals for an addition to the dining hall will be received until 2 00 p m July 16 1937 and opened at the Southern Branch University of Idaho Pocatello Idaho Plans and papers may be obtained for a 15 00 deposit payable to the Southern Branch University of Idaho The Commissioner of Public Works reserves the right to reject any or all bids Ira J Taylor Commissioner of Public Works c o Southern Branch University of Idaho Pocatello Idaho July 27 26 20 90 Jy 1 9
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Southern Branch
University of Pocatello
Idaho
Anne
University of Idaho
Commissioner of Public Works
Addreas
Ira J. Taylor
C-O Southern Branch
Pocatello
Iolaaho
Idaho Employment Service Chief Resigns to Focus on Oil Business
John W. Foreman resigns as director of Idaho state and federal employment services on July 1 to devote himself to wholesale oil and gasoline business while planning active involvement in the Democratic party next year. John Walters of Boise will be acting director. a successor will be chosen after an exam by the industrial accident board within about 60 days. Foreman cites improved labor conditions with private employers now placing over 60 percent of positions. Total placements for five months in 1937 reach 7,107.
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John W. Foreman
National Re-Employment Service
Idaho
Democratic Party
Foreman
John Walters
Boise
United States Secretary of the Interior
T. A. Walters
Industrial Accident Board
American Legion
State Finance
Slaying of Union Official May Hint Motive Found
Chicago police regard an intra union dispute as a possible motive in the shooting of Robert A. Shields 54 financial secretary of the painters union local 184. He was killed by a unidentified assassin firing five shots into his back as he locked his garage doors just before midnight.
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Chicago
Intraunion Trie
Robert A. Shields
The
Painters Union
Shields
Idaho Secretary Pushes $100000 Year Advertising Plan
Secretary of State Ira Masters urged allocating about $100 000 annually to promote Idaho scenic and agricultural wonders. He said the advertising spend would yield tenfold to thirtyfold returns in tourism.
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ST. Mariel
Idaho
Gem State
Ira Masters
Masters
Nine Escapees Still Free as Hunt Continues Near Huntsville
Officers chasing nineteen escaped convicts from the eastern state prison farm report nine still at large. Police believe two men may have been trapped in wooded country near Lufkin, and they requested more men and bloodhounds to widen the search.
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Huntsville
Tex
Eastern State
Lufkin
Pocatello Bets Big July Fourth Celebration
Plans for the largest Fourth of July in Pocatello unfold under American Legion post No. 4 with Days of Old Fort Hall set for July 3 4 and 5. Herb Grendiman chairs a pageant backed by civic groups as Colburn Sorenson rodeo brings 400 animals and five world champions including Pete Grubb for a wild west three day event.
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Pocatello
American Legion
Sun Valley Lodge
Madison Square Garden
New York
Pete Grubb
Fort Hall Reservation
Fred Hillard
Rodeo Committee
Colburn-Sorenson
Royal air display draws 170000 as 260 planes light sky
In Hendon Middlesex on June 26 4 King George Queen Elizabeth and other royal members watched a Royal Air Force show. The spectacle drew about 170000 spectators as 260 aircraft painted the sky in a grand display.
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Hendon
Middlesex
England
George
Queen Elizabeth
Royal Family
Royal Air Force
Great Britain
King Carol and Crown Prince Miahi welcomed in Warsaw crowd
Crowds cheered in Warsaw as King Carol of Romania and Crown Prince Miahi arrived. Polish and Romanian flags waved while the Polish press praised joint Polish Romanian solidarity as a bulwark against communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Carol
Miahi
Rumania
Funeral Services for Mrs Caroline Ayers
Puneral services for Mrs. Caroline Ayers 78 of 226 Lincoln Avenue were held Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev Gross W Alexander of the Methodist church officiated. Survivors include three sons Fred Harry of Pocatello Walter D of San Francisco a sister Mrs Katherine Werntz of Los Angeles and two grandchildren. Body sent to Ogden for interment beside her husband. The N O W No 18 of Ogden will conduct graveside services there at 2 p.m. today.
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Caroline Ayers
South
Lincoln Avenue
Gross W. Alexander
Methodist Church
E. E. Holland
Byron Downard
Marian McComb
Fred
Harry
Pocatello
Walter D
San Francisco
Katherine Werntz
Los Angeles
Cleota Katherine
Katherine Ann
California
Ogden
Funeral for Rosa Belle Davis Held at MeeHan Chapel
Funeral services for Rosa Belle Davis will be held at 2 p m Sunday from the MeeHan chapel on South Arthur avenue with Rev R P Sni der officiating. Interment follows at Mt Moriah cemetery with Ruth chapter Order of Eastern Star in charge at the cemetery.
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Rosa Belle Davis
Glenwood Davis
South Fifth Avenue
MeeHan
South Arthur Avenue
R. P. Snider
Congregational Church
Elec
Kensington
Otto C. Stocker
Frank L. Evans
Thomas B. Dolman
E. Morell
Lloyd Brydon
Cornelius Huskey
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Ruth Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Sand Slide Kills Portland Woman at Tillamook Beach
Mrs. Lewis White of Portland was killed when three to four tons of sand and mud slid onto the beach burying her as she sunning after a dip in the ocean. Mrs. J. G. Denny of Portland was buried but expected to recover after hospital treatment.
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Tillamook
Ore
Lewis White
Portland
J. G. Denny
Buffalo herd in Boise births after shooting male member
In Boise on June 26, the 700 buffalo herd mourns as keepers, who killed a heavy-eating male named Harry last week for a barbecue, report that Madame Queen has given birth to another son, continuing the herd’s cycle.
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Boise
Municipal
Harry
Pocatello Municipal Band Concert At High School Grounds
Pocatello's municipal band directed by Guy Gates will give its second weekly concert today at 6 45 p m on the high school grounds A large crowd is expected after last week's lawn crowd The program includes Venetian Festival Large from the New World Carnival of Ven ice and more with a trumpet solo and audience requests welcome.
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Pocatello
Guy Gates
Gates
Olivatti
New World Symphony
A. Dvorak
Strange death in San Francisco ruled an accident
The strange death of Frank Reeder, 51, lawyer and WPA instructor, was termed an accident by police and the coroner's office. He was found impaled on an iron bedpost in his apartment after muttering tortured and held for ransom. Police said entry would have been impossible, the door was locked, and it appeared he fell on the bedpost.
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San Francisco
Frank Reeder
WPA
Reeder
Alvin Corassa
Corassa
Maintenance engineer jobs cut in five Idaho districts
Public Works Commissioner Ira J. Taylor announced the elimination of maintenance engineer positions in Boise Pocatello Coeur d Alene Lewiston and Shoshone districts effective July 1. Remaining staff will assign district resident engineers to supervise maintenance and save about $1000 monthly in salaries.
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Boise
Pocatello
Coeur d'Alene
Lewiston
Shoshone
Public Works
Ira J. Taylor
Father and Children Leave Pocatello for Bend Ore
L. C. Wade and five children aged 4 to 18 left Pocatello on Saturday en route from Phoenix to Bend. Wade said his wife urged him to come for the children after she left for Arizona. The group had ridden trains, Wade fell ill in Pocatello, Juvenile Officer Tom Reddy helped, and the family stayed in the city jail briefly before continuing toward Bend, hoping trains stay favorable.
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L. C. Wade
Pocatello
Phoenix
Ariz
Bend
Ore
Wade
Idaho
Arizona
Tom Reddy
Reddy
Plane proves OK in test at Farmingdale NY
A new navy bomber designed by Sveresky Aircraft Corp withstood a 15 000 foot power dive at over 500 mph. Test pilot James B Taylor Jr dived it 12 times from 20 000 feet to test wing integrity. The craft was ordered to Anacostia Navy proving ground with its wines and pilot intact.
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Farmingdale
N. Y
United States Navy
Anacostia
D. C
Navy Proving Ground
Sveresky Aircraft Corporation
Navy
James B. Taylor, Jr
Taylor
California peace officers pool data on motor accidents
California peace officers share information with a central Bureau of Statistics that analyzes accident causes and issues recommendations for prevention.
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California
Central Bureau of Statistics
Scouts Gather at Washington Jamboree Opens
At Washington on June 26, over 5,000 Boy Scouts slept in tent towns as 27,000 expected for a 10 day jamboree gathered. Early arrivals, host troops, set up camps on a 350 acre site and enjoyed the first official meal of pot roast potatoes peas celery milk bread and butter along with watermelon. Exequiel Villacorta led arrivals by air, bringing representation from the Philippines New Zealand Lithuania and Venezuela.
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Washington
Capitol
Exequiel Villacorta
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Manila
New Zealand
Lithuania
Venezuela
Widow Shoots Self At Husband's Grave In New York Cemetery
Agnes Dean Gardiner, widow of George Gardiner Fry, shot herself beside his grave in Greenwood Union cemetery Rye New York. The 35 year old identified herself on a mourning card beside the body. Acting examiner Huntington ruled death by own action.
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Rye
N. Y
George Gardiner Fry
Westport
Snow and rain blanket Pikes Peak summit in late June
Visitors to the Pikes Peak summit faced wintry conditions as a half inch of snow covered the peak after a nightstorm. The same system brought nearly an inch of rain to lower elevations in the region, changing the landscape and travel conditions for visitors.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Pikes Peak
Idaho Invited to Montfaucon Monument Dedication
General John J Pershing asked Idaho to be represented at the August 1 dedication of a Montfaucon World War I monument. The request was sent to Governor Barzilla W. Clark in Boise on June 26 7.
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Idaho
Boise
John J Pershing
Montfaucon
France
Barzilla W. Clark
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Erage Cash Coal Co
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Panserelli
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