Pocatello B P W Club Delegation Heads to Alaska Meeting
A Pocatello B P W delegation sails from Seattle on the Northwestern to Juneau for a district B P W meeting July 8 and 9 and will return July 14 for the international convention July 14 to 20 with Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington as hostess states. The group includes Irene Cochrane Eva Smith Rose Enke Florence Marshall Ann Wagner Edith Burgoyne. Mr and Mrs J H Moore and son Eugene return from a three week trip to San Francisco Yosemite Park and Portland Oregon.
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R. R. Holman
Pocatello Business and Professional Women’s Club
Portland Rose
Seattle
Northwestern
Juneau
Alaska
P. W
Irene Cochrane
Eva Smith
Rose Enke
Florence Marshall
Ann Wagner
Edith Burgoyne
Montpelier
Visit in Connecticut and Idaho social trips
Mrs. Carl Valentine and her daughter Mary travel with nieces Susan and Sofie Neilson from San Francisco to New London Connecticut to visit Commander J Le Roy Neilson and wife. They plan a return in August and will stay in Pocatello afterward. Betty Jenkinson of Salt Lake City visits Pocatello for two weeks. Mrs. Kinney returns from a three week visit in Twin Falls. Katherine Mullen Mrs. Robinson and Eus tace depart Portland Rose to Portland after a two week stay in Pocatello with the Mullens.
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Carl Valentine
Mary
Susan
Sofie Neilson
San Francisco
New London
Connecticut
Valentine
J. Leroy Neilson
Neilson
Pocatello
Betty Jenkinson
Salt Lake City
B. C. Kinney
Twin Falls
Katherine Mullen
George H. Robinson
Eustace
Portland Rose
Portland
William J. Mullen
Helen Case Returns From Two Week Los Angeles Vacation
Miss Helen Case returned home Tuesday from a vacation of two weeks spent in Los Angeles where she visited relatives and friends.
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Helen Case
Los Angeles
Florence Kelly Visits Parents in Pocatello
Miss Florence Kelly visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J A Kelly in Pocatello during a week on her way home to Boise after a two week vacation in San Francisco.
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Florence Kelly
Pocatello
J. A. Kelly
Boise
San Francisco
Guest From Salt Lake Niece Visiting Jenkinson Family
Mr and Mrs Joseph Jenkinson host a niece staying as a house guest in Salt Lake City. The item notes family hospitality and the visiting relation.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Jenkinson
Alta Vista Club Entertained at East Clark Street Home
Mrs. William Knowles hosted Alta Vista club Tuesday evening at her East Clark street residence with guests including Mrs. P. E. Long. Members present were Mrs. Roy L. Black Mrs. James McGonigle Mrs. R. D. Miller Mrs. J. N. Cosgrove Mrs. R. E. Booker and Mrs. George Henson. Honors of contract awarded to Mrs. McGonigle with Mrs. Knowles drawing the other favor. Supper served by the hostess after the games.
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William Knowles
Alta Vista Club
East Clark Street
P. E. Long
Roy L. Black
James McGonigl
R. D. Miller
J. N. Cosgrove
R. E. Booker
George Henson
McGonigle
Knowles
Women's League Elects Officers in Pocatello Meeting
The Women's International Union Labor league held a regu lar session at the Pocatello Labor temple. Mrs. Frank Connell and Mrs. Alice Janneck were initiated. Officers elected include Mrs. August Rosqvist as past president, Mrs. Bert Preston president, Mrs. N. D. Read first vice president, Mrs. Lucy Trahant second vice president, Mrs. Burr Brown financial secretary, Mrs. S. Lund recording secretary, Mrs. Tom Kelllow doorkeeper, with trustees Mrs. Janneck, Mrs. Connell and Mrs. Furgeson. A social hour followed and the next meeting is set for July 18 at the Lobar temple.
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Women’s International Union Labor League
Pocatello Labor Temple
Frank Connell
Alice Janneck
August Rosqvist
Bert Preston
N. D. Read
Lucy Trahant
Burr Brown
8S. V. Lund
Tom Kellow
Janneck
Connell
Furgeson
Lobar Temple
League
Mutiny Quelled In Peiping As Loyal Forces Retake City
Loyal government troops repulsed a mutinous Manchurian force that tried to seize Peiping’s forbidden city. Martial law was declared and then lifted after the rebel defeat, with gates closed and traffic suspended though rail service to Tientsin resumed later.
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Associated Press
Peiping
China
Forbidden
Tientsin
Pioneer Says Alaska Okay Letter From Wisconsin Wife
A former Wisconsin housewife now in Alaska's Metanuska Valley colony writes that pioneer life in Palmer is rough and misrepresented. She notes food shortages and uncertainty as colonists adjust to tent living and mixed welfare, while federal probes question project misrepresentation.
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Seattle
Wisconsin
Metanuska Valley
Farr
Alaska
E. W. Knight
Alaska Weekly
Knight
Palmer
States
Dionne Quintuplets Begin Standing Walk About
Callander Ontario June 28 Two of the Dionne quintuplets Yvonne and Cecile rose to stand for the first time at 13 months old. Annette Emilie and Marie watched from their play pen as nurses predicted soon they would walk. Dr Alan Roy Dafoe said all five are in great health and ready for outdoor play.
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Callander
Ont
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Emilie
Marie
Alan Roy Dafoe
State Awaits Bids for New Highway Through Twin Falls
Boise June 28 J H Stemmer state director of highways announced bids will be received July 12 for straightening the Old Oregon Trail highway through Twin Falls county from Hansen to Murtaugh. The project includes a 130 foot bridge a concrete overpass over the Oregon Short Line tracks and five miles of road work to remove eight curves a grade crossing shorten distance by a mile and a half and replace a crooked bridge.
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Boise
J. H. Stemmer
Twin Falls County
Hansen
Murtaugh
Oregon Short Line Railway
Borah to turn 70. era-defining Idaho senator cloaked in privacy
Senator William E. Borah, veteran Idaho lawmaker and dean of the Senate, will be 70 on Saturday but seeks no fanfare. A Republican independent, he rose to prominence as a prosecutor in the Haywood case and opposed U.S. entry into the League of Nations, while shaping foreign policy and domestic debates across 25 years in Washington.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Theodore Roosevelt
William D
Big Bill) Haywood
Steunenberg
America
League of Nations
Harding
Coolidge
Russia
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
New Relief Official Appointed in Idaho
A. W. Jacomini announced Bert Weston of Pocatello will serve as district administrator of the TERA at Pocatello. Weston previously led commodity distribution there, with A. T. Springer stepping down from acting administrator to focus on other duties.
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Boise
A. W. Jacomini
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
Bert Weston
Pocatello
TERA
Weston
A. T. Springer
Springer
New Airports Planned in Idaho
June 28 Boise report states tentative W P A approval for airports at Ashton Payette Shoshone Bonners Ferry Idaho City and Montpelier. Reid W Allen acting director Idaho aeronautics division says no immediate approvals expected as most fields are bedrock or improvised by CCC and Idaho Emergency Administration.
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Boise
Ashton
Payette
Shoshone
Bonners Ferry
Idaho City
Montpelier
Works Progress Administration
Reid W. Allen
State Aeronutics Division
Department of Public Works
Germans Forced Into New Laws
Berlin reports new Nazi decrees take effect removing input from Germans. Measures include mandatory labor camp service for 200000 men and 100000 women annually, universal air protection duties for residents, penal code revisions, faster sterilization reviews, surging garden and homestead programs, and powers for Bernhard Rust over church matters.
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Berlin
Bernhard Rust
Labor Service Measure Awaits Publication
Fragmentary text notes that all items except the labor service measure are ready for publication, with the remaining measure awaiting release.
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Labor Service
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