Poison squads target crickets as hay season proceeds
Fort Hall Indians harvest alfalfa with 50 percent more planted this spring while officials urge preserves for own use. Dusting crews with 25 machines apply sodium arsenite to control crickets in the sand hill regions with plans to resume next spring to prevent a 1933 invasion.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Blackfoot
H. E. Bruce
Sand Hill
H. A. Ireland
Ane Stor
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune On Democratic Convention
A column recounts Will Rogers critiquing the Democratic convention day in Chicago. It lampoons speeches by Mayor Cermack Good, Isadore Dockweiler, and Senator Barkley, contrasts with Republican tactics, and urges Democrats to fight rather than emulate Republicans. The piece ends with a call to unity and spirited dissent.
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Salvation Army
Miss Booth
Cormack
Chicago
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Cermack
Andy Jackson
William Jennings Bryan
Strange As It Seems and Ring Echoes From Boxing History
The article highlights Magadi lake in Kenya as a soda lake where surface crystals form a solid mass and blocks are mined like ice. It then recalls Australian boxer Griffo drawing three title fights with George Dixon, noting all were draws across 20, 25, and 10 rounds.
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Magadi Lake
Kenya
British East Africa
Griffo
George Dixon
America
Dixon
AHEPA Band to Parade at Fort Hall Fourth
The Days of Old Fort Hall parade will feature the Ahepa section from Pocatello Chapter No. 238 with Greek community groups. The Ahepa Junior Band of Salt Lake City will lead, directed by John Held, with T. B. Marthakis as committee chairman.
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Old Fort Hall
Order of Ahepa
Pocatello
Ahepa
Salt Lake City
John Held
T. 8S
Marthakis
United States
Canada
Washington, D. C
Weather report from Pocatello Idaho June 28 1932
State forecast calls for fair tonight and Wednesday with mild temperatures. 24 hour period ending 6 am June 28 shows high 91 low 58 mean 74 normal 66 and precipitation 0 inches. Sun times tomorrow 4 53 am to 8 13 pm. Airway reports from Salt Lake to Great Falls show clear conditions at multiple stations with readings from 11 to 82 degrees.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Cor. Temp
Clear
Cal chapter of the Order of Ahepa leads arrangements
The Cal chapter of the Order of AHEPA with Nick Binaris coordinates arrangements and participation for the chapter in the event.
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Cal Chapter
Order of Ahepa
Nick Binaris
Former Idahoan Commits Death by Own Action
Joseph M. Wisdom 63 formerly of Grangeville Idaho committed death by his own action in Baker Oregon yesterday while family slept. A miner by trade financial worries were blamed for the act. He took poison and cut his throat with a pocket knife Surviving are his widow and several brothers and sisters. WarSAW officials note sex appeal is out as ministry of justice workers wear black overalls to keep minds on jobs.
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Barkley
Baker, Ore
Joseph M. Wisdom
Grangeville
Ida
Warsaw
Ministry of Justice
Roosevelt Claims Hands Off Policy on Two-Third Rule
Albany June 28 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt said he had no part in the Rules committee’s decision to drop the two-thirds nomination rule after the sixth ballot at Chicago. He noted Jim Farley issued a statement and did not reference the telegram urging the fight against the rule be dropped.
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Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Committee On Rules
Roosevelt Plans Day in Office Amid Balloting Deadlock
The governor intended to spend the day in the state capitol attending to official matters as a prolonging deadlock in balloting persisted.
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Roosevelt
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Tribune
Herbert Hoover
California
Isadore Dockweiler
Senator Barkley
Will
Legion
Standard Typewriter
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
North Arthur
John Hix
Dan Creedon
Kid Lavigne
Young Griffo
George Dikon
Govege Woofeorns
Magad
Henry G. Brock
Eastern State Penitentiary
O McClure Newspaper Syndicate
N. Main St
Kotex
U. S. Pat
Phantom
Weather Report
O.p.skaggs
Eleany
Try Tribune
Lucky Strike
Luckies
O. K. America
N. B.C
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