Wheat States Want Decision On Stabilization Policy
President Hoover urged a definite policy for disposing of Wheat Stabilization Corporation stocks. Farm Board Chairman Stone said a decision awaits completion of a domestic and foreign survey, expected by July 1. Senators and representatives pressed the board to pledge to hold 200 million plus bushels off markets for a set period.
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Washington
Hoover
Stone
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Local Petition Seeks Bar on Married Women in Clerical Jobs
A reader complains about a local man circulating a petition to bar married women from clerical positions in Pocatello. The writer questions the appeal to men’s employment and urges merchants to create jobs for men with families. The letter implies potential boycotts if such a policy were adopted.
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Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Lfe
United States
Married women push for equal rights and fair patronage
A letter from a reader defends women voters and working wives paying taxes while challenging merchants who insult working women. It argues Navy enlistment standards and praises American naval discipline, citing international views and a note from Lt Commander U.S. Navy.
Bancroft Removes Old Water Trough
In Bancroft a large circular concrete watering trough at Main street and the Lava Hot Springs Soda Springs highway intersection was removed Thursday. The trough, part of the gravity water system installed 17 years ago, is described as a relic now being eliminated.
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U. S. Navy
U. S
Soda Springs
Bingham Disturbers Released On Bond
Jim Campanella and Tom Picciano Italians faced Probate Judge Good in Blackfoot. Campanella charged with assault with a deadly weapon bond set at 1000 dollars. Picciano charged with battery bond set at 250 dollars. Both cases set for Tuesday over a hog sale dispute with Dave Segal.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Jim Campanella
Tom Picciano
Campanella
Picciano
Child Drowns in Idaho Irrigation Ditch
New Plymouth Idaho June 29 AP Donald Rawson 18 months old son of Mr and Mrs Herman Rawson died today after drowning in an irrigation ditch. The body was recovered 20 minutes after he was missed and had traveled through a siphon under a road away from the Rawson home.
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New Plymouth
Idaho
Donald Rawson
Herman Rawson
Rawson
Roadwork and ruin mark old highway site shift
Chronicle notes that a menace to traffic was removed in preparation for oiling the highway. Dynamite razed a solid structure at the foundation. Pioneer settlers recall Bancroft’s transformation from horse and buggy days to the automobile and its later decline to utter uselessness.
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Frank Henzel
Butte
Iowa City
Nebraska
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Greenwich
Conn
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Edwin H. Ware, Jr
Philadelphia
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