Keys Still Up After 24 Days In Flight
Fred and Al Keys extended their endurance flight over Meridian Mississippi to surpass the 1930 world record of 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds. After 24 days aloft in the Ole Miss they vow to stay up as long as the plane remains airworthy. The locals promise a $100 per day for surpassing the record and Meridian renames the airfield Keys Field as the brothers chase Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine’s 647 hour 29 minute unofficial mark.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Keys
John
Kenneth Hunter
Chicago
Ole Miss
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
Missions Sweep Four For Lead In Coast League
The Mission club climbed to the top of the Pacific Coast league by winning a fourth straight game 6 to 3 over Sacramento while Los Angeles fell 11 to 0 to Portland. Duck batters piled 14 hits off J Millard Campbell, Chick Outen aided a solid infield defense, and Frank Shellenback limited Oakland to 5 to 1. Mike Hunt starred in Seattle night with a homer helping beat Francisco 7 to 4.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Portland
Angels
Reds
J. Millard Campbell
Clarence Mitchell
Francisco
Depositors Receive Full 100 Percent Return in Bancroft Bank
M. G. Cummings, receiver of the First National bank of Bancroft, said checks from the comptroller of the currency bring depositors to 100 percent recovery after prior dividends. Shareholders request return of the remaining assets. Such complete repayment by a bank in receivership is rare in Idaho.
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M. G. Cummings
First National Bank of
Bancroft
Idaho
Allman Assists At Stoy Service
The Reverend Ernest R. Allman, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, assisted in Boise at the funeral for Archdeacon Howard Stoy. Stoy died Wednesday night after an extended illness. Allman called him Idaho's Grand Old Man of the Episcopal church and said his loss will be deeply felt. A requiem Mass was planned for 8 am Sunday with a memorial service at 11 am conducted by Allman.
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Ernest R. Allman
Trinity Episcopal Church
Boise
Howard Stoy
Archdeacon Stoy
Allman
Idaho
Episcopal Church
Indian Baseball Teams Prepare for July Fourth Contests
Indian teams under Leon Anderson E C W foreman train for July Fourth games. One squad travels to Malad to join a town celebration. another head to Montpelier with four to five Indian dancers in ceremonial regalia for a parade and dance. Dancers include Andrew Punkin Jim Punkin Gordon Seamon John T Snipe Willie Jim.
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Fort Hall
Leon Anderson
E. C. W. Foreman
Malad
Montpelier
Andrew
Jim Punkin
Gordon Seamon
John T. Snipe
Willie Jim
U S Employes Form New Local Organization
Fort Hall local 326 of the Federation of Federal Employees reorganized with 33 members at Chief Clerk C. H. Laughlin’s home. Officers include President C H Laughlin First Vice President L E Dial Second Vice President Ida B Griffith Secretary Treasurer Thelma Gay Guard Frank A Nelson. Plans aim to recruit locals in Boise Burley Blackfoot Idaho Falls to send a delegate to the national convention at Old Faithful Inn Yellowstone Park in September.
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Fort Hall
Federation of Federal Employees
C. H. Laughlin
L. E. Dial
Ida B. Griffith
Thelma Gay
Frank A. Nelson
Boise
Burley
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Park
Hikers to Climb Putnam Peaks
Skyline club plans a Sunday hike to Ross Fork canyon and the Putnam peaks. Leaders set 7:30 a.m. departure from the Telephone Building and a 5 to 7 p.m. return. Climbs range from 2700 to 4200 feet over 10 to 14 miles, with lunch and full day activity.
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Skyline Club
Ross Fork Canyon
Putnam Peaks
North Putnam
Roy C. Thoma
Women Battle For Golf Honors In Western Open Finals
In Chicago on June 28, Opal S. Hill of Kansas City and S. L. Reinhardt of Chicago were the amateur division’s last hopes to challenge Helen Hicks and Babe Didrikson in the finals of the women’s western open golf tournament. Hicks is recognized as the country’s top business woman golfer.
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H. Austin Pardue
Chicago
Josephine Souchek
Hill
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Rosenthal
Ella Mae Williams
Eddie Williams
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
S. L. Reinhardt
Helen Hicks
Babe Didrikson
Miss Hicks
Repair Jobs Completed at Southern Branch Auto Shop
A university auto mechanics report shows 1134 repair jobs finished in the Southern Branch shop led by instructor Roy F. Christensen. The program grew quickly prompting a second instructor, Jesse E. Marmon, to join early in the year and tallys include 1117 auto mobiles and motor trucks, 50 body and windshield jobs, 48 brake relines, 44 valve work and bearing updates, 44 brake adjustments, 41 car washings, 40 paint jobs, 30 motor tunings, 36 ignition checks, 33 steering and bearing work, 33 motor overhauls, 32 repairs and adjustments.
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University
Roy F. Christensen
Southern Branch
Jesse E. Marmon
Engine Repairs Including 1117 Jobs Highlight Shop Output
The report details 1117 repair tasks completed by students at the Southern Branch. It lists 31 light adjustments or clutch relinings, 15 complete motor overhauls with cylinder reboring, 17 other motor repairs on motorcycles and stationary engines, plus eight additional tasks including a Warner Scarab aircraft radial motor overhaul and a tractor or light plant work.
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Southern Branch
Six Crews Set for Opening Heats in Intercollegiate Regatta
Long Beach California June 28 six crews from Wisconsin Syracuse Pennsylvania California Washington and California at Los Angeles lined up for qualifying heats in the second annual intercollegiate championships. The 2000 meter race at Olympic Marine Stadium will determine finalists for tomorrow. Experts favor California Pennsylvania Washington and Syracuse to reach the finals.
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Long Beach
Cal
University of Wisconsin
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
California
Washington
Los Angeles
Olympic Marine Stadium
Budge Reaches Wimbledon Fourth Round In Clear Victory
Donald Budge of Oakland defeats Christian Boussus of France in four sets 6-3 6-2 3-6 6-0 to advance to the quarterfinals at Wimbledon. Baron Gottfried von Cramm defeats Gene Mako 6-0 6-1 3-6 6-1 to reach the quarterfinals. Doubles team Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn overcome E R Avery and H G N Lee after dropping the first set 3-6.
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London
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
Christian Boussus
France
Budge
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Center Court
Boussus
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
E. R. Avery
H. G. N. Lee
Great Britain
Tyhee Plans Fourth of July Gala and Events
Tyhee extends a cordial invitation for a Fourth of July celebration starting with sunrise flag ceremonies and a 10 o clock program at the church Recreation hall. Luncheon runs 12 to 1 30 with racing games and a rodeo in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. The Mutual Improvement association will supervise a refreshment stand. Miss Lila Lemmon recently visited her sister at Pond's lodge. Relief Society hosts a hot dinner 7 to 9 at the Recreation hall and will dramatize Women of the Bible.
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Tyhee
Mutual Improvement Association
Lila Lemmon
Newel Pond
Pond's Lodge
Relief Society
Women of the
Evening program and dancing follow Bible reading
The text indicates the remainder of the evening is to be enjoyed with a program and dancing following a Bible reading. No further details are provided about location, date, or participants.
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W. Center
William Kaarte
Eureka
Calif
Associated Press
Women In Battle For Golf
Mellomorn
The
Northwest Distilleries, Inc
Seattle
Wash
Allison and
van Ryn
Adelaide Anderson
National Distillers
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America
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U.S
Kentucky
Old
National
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Fargo
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