Rooms Sought to House Fort Hall Centennial Visitors
Pocatello housing committee led by 8 E Brady seeks local homes to rent rooms for four days August 5 to 8. Residents should report bath facilities, duration, and per person or party pricing to Chairman Brady at the Bannock hotel 1700. Tent rentals and yard space urged as alternatives to housing visitors.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
Housing Committee
E. Brady
Brady
Bannock Hotel
Obituary for Frank Hronek infant son in Daily causes
Funeral services for two month old Frank Joseph Hronek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joseph Hronek of 225 West Day Street, were held at 2 p.m. at McHan chapel with Father H. King officiating. The child died Thursday morning at 8 o'clock.
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Frank Joseph Hronek
West Day Street
McHan Chapel
Wr. H. King
Catholic Church
Heidelberg beer gardens robbed in early closing caper
Unmasked robbers held up Heidelberg beer gardens as the owner R L Connor a customer and four workers near closing time escaping with 140 dollars from the safe and 40 from the six men. Chief Payne called the holdup the result of a partnership war.
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Heidelberg Beer Gardens
R. L. Connor
W. L. Payne
Dentist Ejects Patient After Protest Over Dental Visit
C A Mendenhall tangled with Dr Royster Mahan after a patient was moved ahead delaying a tooth extraction. Mendenhall protested, was removed, and faced an assault charge that a judge declined to convict.
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C. A. Mendenhall
Royster Mahan
Mendenhall
Baltimore Contract Bid For Airplane Parts Revealed
A Baltimore contract valued at 3 195 450 dollars involves a 280 airplane component package. The notice lists Paterson New Jersey as a bidder location with a separate 1 000 000 dollar item from Wright et al. age.
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Baltimore
Cnese
Paterson
Barber Bert Stroud Noted Brother on West Coast
In a local barber shop Bert Stroud, the barber, remarked on a customer’s dimple and recalled having a brother on the west coast with a similar feature, prompting recognition.
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Geles
Bert Stroud
Grace Lutheran to convene informal church meeting
Rev. W. B. Maier announces an informal Grace Lutheran meeting in the chapel Saturday at 8 o clock. The pastor will report on the recent district convention in Seattle and, after the meeting, refreshments will be served by the ladies of the congregation.
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W. B. Maier
Grace Lutheran Church
Seattle
Treasury embargo blocks silver shipments abroad
Washington reports that Secretary Morgenthau has ordered an embargo on silver exports. A special license will be required to ship silver, as speculators expected abroad price rises to capitalize on the metal while the treasury buys silver to reach a quarter of the nation's monetary stock.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Agricultural agents Campaign to Improve Florida Swine Breeds
Agricultural extension agents push a state wide effort to improve Florida farm hog breeds through standardized practices and farmer education programs.
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Florida
Child Succumbs To Bite of Spider
Two year old Dean O'Brien Jr. died in Olympia after a black widow spider bite on the ankle. He was bitten while playing in a sawdust pile where several spiders were later found. The infection followed swelling days after the bite. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dean O'Brien.
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Olympia
Wash
Dean O'Brien, Jr
Frank A. Hartung
Dean O’brien
W. A. Robinson
Galapagos Islands
Florence Crane
Chicago
Ancor
Canal Zone
Robinson
U. S
Hale
Vets' Placement Head Is Appointed
Boise June 29 Terry Prater of Twin Falls an American Legion leader is named veterans placement representative for Idaho and will oversee veteran placement programs.
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Boise
Terry Prater
Twin Falls
American Legion
Idaho
Governor appoints Prater to oversee Ida Ho veterans placement
Announcement from the governor's office states Prater will handle Ida ho's cases for veterans placement a service created by the national administration. His duties include compiling lists of veterans favored for state and federal government employment.
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Prater
Idaho
National Administration
Dun and Bradstreet finds mixed outlook for June sales
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly trade review notes a general sales and earnings ebb across major lines yet detects an irregular uptrend in many sectors. It cites potential gains from eliminating onerous codes, relief measures, and regional gains from drought aid while caution remains over midwest and northwest demand.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Weekly Trade Review
Ashton Man Enters Race for Congress in Idaho Second District
Hugh R. Rankin of Ashton Idaho announced as a Democratic candidate for Congress from Idaho’s second district to succeed the late Thomas C. Coffin. He plans to base his campaign on water storage and power development and will depart soon to begin campaigning.
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Kaye Don
London
Douglas
Isle of Man
Don
Ball
Associated Press
Washington
Hugh R. Rankin
Ashton
Idaho
Congress
Rankin
Thomas C. Coffin
Utah Drought Relief Effort Under Way in State
Utah has 207 relief projects funded by a $600000 appropriation with 147 started or finished. A FERA report by engineer H C Jessen notes 60 projects remain to begin, many wells dropped as pump costs outweigh benefits. Among active work is 300 stock water holes developed by the forest service in public lands and national forests.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
H. C. Jessen
FERA
Forest Service
Stevens seeks reelection as Sixth Judicial District judge
Blackfoot Idaho June 29 Special District Judge Guy Stevens announces his desire to succeed himself as judge of the Sixth Judicial District of Idaho. Stevens resigns as ...
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Guy Stevens
Sixth Judicial District
Stevens
Prosecuting Attorney for Birmingham County Appointment
The record notes the prosecuting attorney for Birmingham County was appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge Ralph W. Adair. It cites the official action and the legal context surrounding the temporary judicial vacancy.
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Bingham County
Ralph W. Adair
Aged Couple Not Allowed to Wed in Modesto
Modesto, June 29. A bride-to-be was deemed too old to wed and the marriage was halted by law. The case centers on age restrictions affecting the couple seeking marriage in California.
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Modesto, Cal
Chesterfield’s Mild and Rich Tobacco Varieties Highlight
Description of mild ripe tobaccos noting sweetness spice and aroma varies by blend. Highlights Chesterfield’s milder option aimed at smoother burn and better smoking experience.
Matrimonial Plans Blocked by Judge Needham
Mrs. Lydia A. Wright aged 81 and Charles S. Patterson aged 62 faced a restraining order on their planned marriage issued by Superior Judge J. C. Needham. The order followed a petition by guardian R. V. Wilcox for Mrs. Wright and county welfare officer C. H. Ramont. The couple protested, pledging love and surprise at the restriction amid local agricultural notes.
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Lydia A. Wright
Charles S. Patterson
J. C. Needham
R. V. Wilcox
Wright
C. H. Ramont
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