Bad Days for Kings and Exiles Worldwide
The piece notes troubled times for monarchs as many are in exile or on the move. It mentions King Victor Emmanuel of Italy in Egypt and Humbert in Portugal, Greek and Yugoslav kings awaiting events in England, and King Zog of Albania possibly in Mexico. It recalls personal meetings with Humbert and Queen Marie Jose and expresses sympathy for their circumstances.
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Victor Emanuel
Italy
Egypt
Humbert
Portugal
George
Greece
Yugoslavia
England
Michael
Romania
Mexico
Bulgaria
Stalin
Zog
Albania
Marie Jose
Belgium
Bergen Harbor
Maria Jose
Flander
Albert
Elizabeth
Second Bannock County History installment notes 1893 actions
Dr. Minnie F. Howard writes on early Bannock County road districts and overseers. The county approves liquor licenses, appoints inspectors and warden, and lists bills for indigents, roads, offices, and a Soda Springs bridge project. A board of pharmacy is named with Bean, Kirkwood, and Albers.
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Bannock County
Minnie F. Howard
Pocatello
Oxford
Gentile Valley
Lago
Portneuf
McCammon
Chesterfield
Little Blackfoot
Soda Springs
Tin Cup
John W. Baker
Thomas Aesop
Lee Harris
N. H. Coffin
William Reese
Andrew Christiansen
D. F. Lau
Queen & Ritterbasche
James Boyleal
Oxford Irrigation Co
J. N. Boyce
F. M. Merrell
J. F. Hunt
F. E. Ball
M. Mud
M. Packer
Wm. Evans
Kellett & Cleveland
O. B. Steeley
John M. Baker
Pocatello Transfer Co
A. J. Lowrie
Sell & Russ
H. M. Bennett
Stewart & Dietrich
J. H. Bean
U.P. A.R. Co
Pocatello Tribune
George Allen
Walton & Curl
Victor C. Roeder Co
Pocatello Electric Light Co
G. R. Nowlan
Dan Swineheart
Justice Court
H. B. Kinport
J. F. Connors
Poca
Hdw. & Fpurn. Co
Soda Spr'gs
Garrett Sullivan
Board of Prisoners
Same
Blythe & Fargo Co
Mdse
Poctaello Hdw. & Fur. Co
J. I. McDaniels
W. H. Gage
View Bridge
Bear River
O. J. Bell
Bell
Portland
Wm. Clemons
C. I. Woodall
James P. Smith
James H. Bean
Kirkwood
D. C. Albers
Federal Judges and Labor Power in the Courts
Discussion notes that Roosevelt and Truman dominate federal courts, with nine Supreme Court justices and most appellate and district judges appointed by them. Labor leaders argue unions face a biased system, while production figures from Automotive News predict postwar car and truck output rising, possibly funded by victory bonds.
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United States Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Truman
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mr. Truman
Federal District Courts
Federal District Court
Circuit Court
Idaho draft service lists 45 546 served in war
Idaho records show 45 546 men served in the army during the war with 1419 killed died of wounds or are missing or declared dead. The state canvassers declared results of the recent primary but returns from Gem and Bonner counties were incomplete and Ike Masters spent money calling for them.
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Idaho Draft Service
Idaho
State Board of Canvassers
Gem
Bonner
Ike” Masters
Speech Portrait Review of Dr Hutchins Broadcast
A critical look at Robert Maynard Hutchins voice and delivery in a Town Meeting speech portrait. Assessments cover tone, breath, enunciation, style, and pronunciation with a total score of 86 and notes on reserved, confident demeanor. Next week Cecil Brown is featured.
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Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hutchins
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Moscow
Merriam Webster
Kenyon and Knott
Funk & Wagnalls
New Century
Macmillan's
Winston's
Thorndike Century
Cecil Brown
Kid Skin Leather Breaks Color Barrier in Dyes
Leather industry notes that kid skin accepts more diverse dye colors than any other leather. Producers tout the range from natural to vivid shades, with uniform absorption and expected durability across finishes.
Your Child and His Problems
A provincial article urges early sex education for children stressing that familiarity breeds trouble and girls must protect themselves. It advocates teaching boys not to touch girls and urges mothers to discuss sex openly with daughters with reference to Angelo Patri’s P-3 leaflet for guidance.
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Angelo Patri
P. O
Station G
New York 19
N. Y
Gooding School Board Accepts Superintendent Resignation
The Gooding school board has accepted the resignation of Floyd W. Wilder as superintendent of schools. The action ends Wilder’s tenure and prompts a search for a replacement.
School chief Leigh Ingersoll to be replaced
Leigh Ingersoll will step down as principal with no successor named. Wilder, the Gooding superintendent for two years, resigned to pursue further study.
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Leigh Ingersoll
Wilder
Gooding
Ingersoll
The Volga River Navigable Span
The Volga, Europe's longest river, is navigable for about 1,800 miles, enabling major inland shipping and trade routes.
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Volga
Europe
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S.E. Idaho
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