Rotary Avoids NRA Question at Detroit Convention
At the Rotary International convention in Detroit on June 28 delegates accepted the council on legislation report led by Almon E. Roth. It said Rotary is international and programs of one nation may be unacceptable to Rotarians elsewhere. Proposals for an international peace week and a world peace prize were withdrawn.
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Detroit
Rotary International
Council On Legislation
Almon E. Roth
Leland Stanford University
California
Rotary
International Organization
Stevens Declares Candidacy for State Senator
Stevens announces Democratic bid for state senate nomination at primaries. Opponent is incumbent John L. Moore of Shelley. Stevens served in World War I medical unit at Camp Lewis and now holds rank of first lieutenant in the auxiliary reserve. Ira H. Masters seeks the Second District congressional nomination in Bingham County.
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Blackfoot
Stevens
John L. Moore
Shelley
Camp Tewis
Ira H. Masters
Bingham County
Dixon announces bid for county clerk on Democratic ticket
Byron F. Dixon, a county schools instructor and accountant from Pocahontas, announces his candidacy for county clerk as a Democrat. A University of Idaho Southern Branch graduate, he has six years teaching experience and is active in the Young Democratic organization.
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Byron F. Dixon
Dixon
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
University of Wichita
Pocatello
Young Democratic
Idaho Officers Close Session at Peace Officers Meet
E F Prater of Twin Falls county was elected president of the Idaho Peace Officers association at the closing session of the annual convention in St Anthony. Emmitt Prost of Boise and Sheriff James Fredrickson of Fremont county were elected vice presidents. Resolutions urged cooperation with federal officers to prevent kidnapping and extortion, criticized films portraying officers badly, and sought permits for machine guns tear gas removal of livestock, with Wallace chosen for 1935 convention and a new officer election structure approved.
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Idaho
Wallace
Salmon
Salmon River
Power
Bingham
Custer
Butte Counties
Power, Bingham, Butte
Lemhi County
Clark Resigns As Attorney General
D Worth Clark resigns as Idaho attorney general to focus on his Democratic campaign for representative in congress. He will support Roosevelt in his recovery program and says he must devote time before the primary to his campaign. Clark cites duty to Idaho as guiding his decision.
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Boise
D. Worth Clark
Bert Miller
Idaho Falls
Congress
Clark
Roosevelt
Idaho
New Northwest Air Mail Link Boosts Montana Travel
The northern transcontinental air mail line run by Northwest Airlines benefits mailers and travelers to and from Montana. The new connection at Butte aids passengers express and mail from the south and southwest for Montana Dakota and Minnesota points, improving Great Falls to Salt Lake traffic.
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Northwest Airlines
Montana
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Butte
Dakota
Minnesota
Air mail rates cut to six cents per ounce July first
Air mail operators say the six cent per ounce rate reduction effective July 1 will boost mail loads further. Announcements include Nelsons College of Music commencement July 2 at 8 p m in the First Ward L D S church West Center street and a Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society meeting at 2 30 p m Friday at Mrs John Noblet’s home 676 W Lewis Street.
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Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Nelson's College of Music
West Center Street
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Noblet
W. Lewis
Millen Convicted in Needham Trust Robbery Case
Norma Millen, wife of a gang leader, was found guilty as an accessory after the fact to robbery and murder in the Needham Trust Company case. The trial followed the conviction of her husband Morton Millen, his brother Irving, and Abraham Faber for murder after a six day proceeding in Norfolk County Court.
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Dedham
Mass
Norma Millen
Norma
Morton Millen
Irving
Abraham Faber
Needham Trust Company
Norfolk
Norma to Receive Sentence Next Fall in Court Case
Norma faces a prison term up to 21 years as she stands erect in court while approval sounds echo. Her sentencing is scheduled for next fall with anticipated appeals by her attorney George A. Douglas.
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Norma
George A. Douglas
Fair Board Meets Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho district Fair board held a routine meeting at the Fairgrounds office. Representatives present included Gilbert Marlow Clark county Paul V Nash Pocatello Carl Johnson Aberdeen representing Bingham county Secretary J C Sorenson and W D Pierce concession superintendent.
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Fair Board
Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho District Fair Board
Fairgrounds
Gilbert Marlow
Clark County
Paul V. Nash
Pocatello
Carl Johnson
Aberdeen
Bingham County
J. C. Sorenson
W. D. Pierce
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PTA
Aapl Bae
Mee Firestone
Firestone
Pikes Peak
Washington
D.C
Neiman Motors
Ford
World's Fair Chiseral
Voice of
Gladys Swarthoutie
N.B.C
Weaf Network
E. F. Prater
Twin Falls
Firestone Dealers
Conoco
Texaco
ARMY
House
War Department
Paul Kvale
Don W. Harter
Ohio
William N. Rogers
New Hampshire
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Associated Press
Madras
Wilson Bros
Bowles-Mack CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Schilling Maple
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