Father shoots two children on rural cotton farm
Jap Ingram, 35, a barber, jailed in Muskogee after harming relatives and killing his 2 year old son Donald and wounding daughter Mary Lou 4 near Coweta. He said he was unsure if he felt sorry and claimed the children were starving. Relatives said Ingram preferred their deaths to starvation. Authorities recovered a pistol and detained him after the shootings.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jap Ingram
Bors
Ingram
Coweta
Donald
Mary Lou
Coweta Ingram
R. L. Jones
Broker Allew
Sand Springs
Jones
Sam Sewell
John Voss
Sewell
Federal Agents Furloughed In Idaho under economy program
Five members of Idaho federal prohibition force will be indefinitely furloughed starting July 1 under the federal economy program. Deputy Administrator George W. Oylear of Boise and four others from Twin Falls Idaho Falls and Lewiston are affected while nine agents remain on duty. The Boise force excepting Oylear is left intact.
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Boise
Prohibition Force
Idaho
George W. Oylear
Ed Paris
Twin Falls
E. L. Marston
H. B. Field
Idaho Falls
Carl B. Madsen
Lewiston
Oylear
Lavatta Leaving Indian Service After Position Abolished
Fort Hall June 28 Special Thomas LaVatta an interpreter at the Indian agency office for several years was honored at a lawn party and luncheon by Federal Employees' Unions. He received a complete fishing outfit from his associates as Supt F A Gross presented the gift. LaVatta leaves the service June 30 as the position was abolished due to decreased Indian service appropriations for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Fort Hall
Thomas
LaVatta
Indian Agency
Shing
Supt
F. A. Gross
Department
Indian Service
Money distributed to Fort Hall Indians
More than 500 checks totaling about 6500 were distributed this week by the Indian agency to Indians and dealers on Indian accounts. The payments reflected late sheep lease collections and were issued before June 30 to close the agency's fiscal year.
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Fort Hall
Indian Agency
Estremes for Alameda Idaho village fiscal year 1933 34
The Village of Alameda Bannock County Idaho approves an estimate of expenses for the May 1 1933 to May 1 1934 fiscal year including street parks fire sanitation salaries and contingencies. It lists bond payments water works and warrant redemption costs totaling 19633.92 and notes revenue of 16291.28.
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Alameda
Idaho
Bannock County
Board of Trustees
Pocatello Tribune
Hrodevetesei Vis
General Fund
Warrant Redemption Fund
Askeed
Lawanes
Air mail sets record for round trip time
Air mail to New York City and return to Pocatello achieved a 62 hour schedule with more than 20 hours of delays in response, marking a new efficiency milestone in early air transportation.
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New York City
Pocatello
Rotary Votes to Cable Conference
The 24th annual Rotary International convention in Boston voted unanimously to cable the London world economic conference its sincere hope and anxious concern for its success. The motion was led by Will R Manier Jr of Nashville Tennessee.
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Boston
Rotary International Today
World Economic Conference
London
Will R Manier, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
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Merris
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Schramm
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Goa
Tiger Golf
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