Roosevelt Criticizes Die Hards in Nation Talk
President Roosevelt rails at die-hards in his fifth intimate nation talk urging a bigger New Deal. He outlines three program principles: better homes, planned use of land and water, and social insurance, while defending ongoing relief and promising a summer cruise to inspect national projects. He labels critics as fearing progress and stresses practical policies.
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Hottest June Day In Mount Clemens Records Unclear Death
Unclear OCR text from Mount Clemens Michigan notes a June 20 heat of 103 degrees the hottest June day. A rope tied to a tree indicates a possible death or hanging with details obscured by garbled phrasing.
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Philadelphia Detective Shot in Fall Attack
Maurice Worthington, railroad detective, sustained three distinct wounds from a .38 revolver during a fall shooting in Philadelphia. He returned to duty at the B and O Railroad station after recovery.
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Officers Elected For Local Union In Pocatello
The Pocatello Progressive Union named officers A L Reese as president Joe Siebert first vice president J B Kilbourne second vice president H B Clark secretary treasurer and H Phillips sergeant at arms They take office for one year Immediate funds relief request sent to Governor Ross asking Bannock county relief groups to provide funds before the Fourth to feed hundreds of families ahead of the holiday.
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College Match Set for Semi-Finals in Golf Championship
In Cleveland on June 29 the National Intercollegiate golf championship advances to the semi finals with Michigan facing the South, as Charley Yates and Frank Ridley of Georgia Tech challenge for a finals berth against Charley Kocsis of Michigan or Ed White of Texas, both hot contenders.
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Daughter Passes Ogden Telegram Sent From Hardin
Telegram from Hardin Montana to the forest service in Ogden reports a death obituary notice. The short dispatch indicates a daughter has passed away with no further details provided in the available text.
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Drought relief loans set to aid farms in seven states
George Glen, manager of the regional crop production loan office, prepared to start emergency loans from a 525 million dollar drought relief fund. Governor Myers and Lawrence B. Caine of Richmond Utah oversee the rollout across 72 counties in seven states, with notes due November 1, 1935 and interest at 5.12 percent.
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Idaho Falls Hosts Pocatello In Intercity Tennis Meet
Idaho Falls and Pocatello plan an intercity tennis clash Sunday at 10 AM on the P A C depot court. Pocatello entries include Don Whittemore Jimmy Wilson Bill Hill singles and Bill Smith Joe Sebesta Bill Burton Ed Gargul doubles. Idaho Falls lineup incomplete with Ed Rowles and the Gesis brothers among likely players and two additional visitors.
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Blaine Seeks Idaho Supreme Court Nomination
Boise attorney Sam E. Blaine announced his candidacy for justice of the Idaho supreme court on the non partisan ballot in the primary. He noted over 30 years in Idaho law including 14 years as assistant to the attorney general and said he will not solicit votes, relying on supporters statewide.
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Plans of Women’s Camp Formulated In Lava Hot Springs
The eastern district women vacation camp titled The Home Today and Tomorrow will be held at Bristol park Lava Hot Springs July 15 16 and 17 under Miss Marion Hepworth state home demonstration leader and Miss Helen Pixton district agent of the University of Idaho extension service in cooperation with eastern district women The camp opens July 15 at 2 p m with vesper service Mrs Elise B Alder Salt Lake City will speak on Learning to Live and J W Condie superintendent of public instruction will speak on Educational Values
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Margaret Smith Tries Tide Walk Then Heads Home
A fragment from Charlotte N C reports Margaret Smith went for a tide and walked home, with the next part of the note missing. The brief item hints at a casual local outing and returns to daily life.
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Woman Throwing Stone Hits Car in Café Area
Margaret pitched a stone at W. H. Gate valve car outside a cafe after a mistaken sighting. Gate, a respectable car owner, grumbled and the judge imposed a five dollar fine.
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Thief Breaks Window at Old Gold Shop in Montreal
In Montreal on June 29 a thief smashed the window of an old gold shop and carried away valuables. Police conduct investigations as shop owners assess losses and security measures.
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Dazzling Nugget Turns Out Painted Coal at Shop
A shopkeeper reacts to a claimed dazzling nugget as officials reveal the item was painted coal. The incident centers on the proprietor's irritation over the gloss and misperception of the gem-like object.
County Board Refers Tax Appeals in Equalization Session
BLACKFOOT Idaho June 29 Special Bingham county commissioners finished their week long equalization session and sent out notices to residents who may request tax reviews of their rolls.
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Idaho
Bingham County
Board of Equalization
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