Reds Plan to Reach Voters
The Communist Party under Earl Browder nominated Browder for president by acclamation at its ninth annual convention. James W. Ford was named running mate as 20,000 supporters packed Madison Square Garden. Browder announced a campaign to reach 10,000,000 voters and flood the country with red literature. Browder will begin his speaking tour in Cleveland and Akron on July 4, with Ford speaking in Chicago the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Communist Party
Earl W. Browder
Browder
James W. Ford
Madison Square Garden
Cleveland
Akron
Ford
Chicago
Wedding Etiquette Questions From Mrs. Post
A column of wedding etiquette addresses engravings for groom’s relatives, inviting divorced relatives, ministerial questions, club invitations, and a class reunion notice. It covers whether to send engraved announcements, inviting a separated husband, who arranges weddings, addressing club members on invitations, and a Pocatello high school class of 1931 meeting for reunion planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Post
X Club
Pocatello High School
Questions on citizenship and historical terms
Answers cover authorship of Coro nado's Children, licenses for medical practice, definitions of cenotaph and Sonenneae, naturalized citizen by birth, ancient Black Sea name, Ast 1 Was yn, US ownership of Sonenneae, Johannes Ewald, and Sorrento’s country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Missionary Society Luncheon Hosts Guest From Omaha
The Presbyterian church society held a Friday luncheon at Mrs. C. A. Baldwin’s home with Mrs. L. Adamson and Miss Jane Baldwin assisting. Honored guest Mrs. Alex Campbell, bound for Omaha, received a shower of handkerchiefs. Members and guests from Baker, Wa verly, and local families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. A. Baldwin
L. Adamson
Jane Baldwin
Alex Campbell
Omaha
John A. Noblet
Philippine Islands
R. B. Carter
West Indies
J. A. Hills
Baker
Ore
Mildred Mason
Waverly
Iowa
J. E. Spencer
Spencer
James Myers
Charles Brown
J. A. Noblet
Otto Stocker
Hubbard
Maude Brown
E. C. White
Elmer Smith
G. L. Anderson
N. M. Eldredge
R. J. Davies
Hubbel
Tarr
Honors Sister at Luncheon Bridge
Mrs. Richard Leach hosted a Friday luncheon bridge at her North Hayes avenue home to honor Mrs. W. J. Cullen of Los Angeles. Guests included Mrs. James Driscoll, Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Robert S. Chandler and others. results noted Mrs. Inglestrom high, Mrs. Martin second, Mrs. Driscoll consolation. Mrs. Cullen left for Los Angeles Saturday after a month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cullen
Los Angeles
Richard Leach
North Hayes Avenue
James Driscoll
James Martin
Robert S. Chandler
John Foley
Jack Bonner
Rose Cullen
E. F. Inglestrom
Inglestrom
Driscoll
Cullen
Recital in American Falls Stages Piano and Voice Program
A lawn recital of piano and voice by Clara Albion Harrison students was held Thursday evening at Miss Lucie Watts's home in American Falls. Participants included Lucie Watts, Frank Fredrickson, Lynn Lindsay, Edmund Hanson, Dick Hammons, William Gregg, Joe Watts, Abigail Anderson, Donna Miner Hatch, Agnes Sallee Smith, Oral Foreman, Lila Lemmon, Valeen Hale, Georgia Poll, Mildred Cochrane, Elizabeth Sheldon, Alice Higham, Gladys Middendorf and Jack Sessions, followed by a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Albion Harrison
Lucie Watts
American Falls
Frank Fredrickson
Lynn Lindsay
Edmund Hanson
Dick Hammons
William Gregg
Joe Watts
Abigail Anderson
Donna Miner Hatch
Agnes Sallee Smith
Oral Foreman
Lila Lemmon
Valeen Hale
Georgia Poll
Mildred Cochrane
Elizabeth Sheldon
Alice Higham
Gladys Middendorf
Jack Sessions
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs. Anderson’s Home
The Second Division of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. G. A. Anderson on Thursday afternoon with assist hostess Mrs. W. E. Garrett. Fourteen members attended and guests Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Russell were present. A social hour followed the business meeting with ten served at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
G. A. Anderson
W. E. Garrett
Gordon
Russell
Guests From Salt Lake Visit Ivy Rebekah Lodge No 2
Mrs. Margaret Pomeroy deputy president made an official visit to Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. 2 in the I O O F hall. Mary Hough presented the visitors and a reception followed with refreshments provided by Frances McGaugh Arlene Kinney Alameda Willecke Beulah Enke Dorothy Bell Sadie Armstrong Ruth Niles. Mr and Mrs Joseph Jenkinson will host as house guests the latter part of the week his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Wallace Jenkinson of Salt Lake City. They plan to spend the Fourth and weekend touring Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. 2
Beulah Enke
Dorothy Bell
Sadie Armstrong
Ruth Niles
Joseph Jenkinson
Mr. Jenkinson
Wallace Jenkinson
Salt Lake City
Jenkinsons
Yellowstone Park
Bistlines Welcome Oakland Guests This Week
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone and daughter Marilyn of Oakland California plan a house visit with Mr and Mrs Claude Pistline and Mr J B Bistline at their South Fifth Avenue home. The Stone family will stay as guests this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stone
Marilyn
Oakland
California
Claude Pistline
J. B. Bistline
South Fifth Avenue
Four Women Spend Week at Yellowstone Park Holiday
Llewella White Margaret Blair Louella Clair and Madonna Ford will spend a week in Yellowstone Park, staying in the park and at West Yellowstone during the Fourth of July holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewella White
Magaret Blair
Louella Clair
Madonna Ford
Yellowstone Park
Park
West Yellowstone
Daughters and Guests Visit Locals From Far Cities
DAUGHTER VISITS Mrs. George L. Weir arrives Tuesday morning on the Portland Rose from Chicago to visit her mother Mrs. J. J. Kelker and brother Gus Kelker. GUESTS FROM TEXAS Mrs. Guy Tyler and daughter Helen Irene of Galveston stay with sister Mrs. C. E. Hardy. Mrs. C. E. Connors returned Sunday from Seattle after a week visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Weir
Portland Rose
Chicago
J. J. Kelker
Gus Kelker
Texas
Guy Tyler
Helen Irene
Galveston
Tyler
C. E. Hardy
C. E. Connors
Seattle
Wash
Four Days of Entertainment Planned for Big Celebration
The notice outlines July 2 to 5 festivities with trade days parades rides and races at city sites. Highlights include pet and hobby parades, a pushmobile race, a rodeo grand opening, Miss Victory events, prize fights, a sunrise salute, and a grand fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theater
Dance Gardens
Ted Elder
Fred Hunt
Carnival Midway
Chamber of Commerce
Auditorium Theater
U. S
Old Fort Hall
Bannock County Fairgrounds
W. P. Whitaker
Bannock County
Overland Park
Shanghai
Midway
Inevitable confession as Hope faces Dirk in stormy scene
Hope admits she sought Dirk to share responsibility and to reconcile past quarrels. Dirk affirms his motive was to protect Hope and his house. She reveals her attraction from the circus encounter and tests his resolve as snow-laden branches loom outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Dirk
Jersey
Rupert
Chow
Political race heats in New Hampshire for U S Senate nomination
Former U S Senator George H. Moses entered the New Hampshire race for the U S Senate nomination. Senator Henry W. Keyes will seek reelection and Governor H Styles Bridges, 38, is also a candidate for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
New Hampshire
U. S
George H. Moses
Henry W. Keyes
H. Styles Bridges
Three year old Kelvin Rogers Discharged After Lung Nail Operation
Kelvin Rogers, a three year old who traveled from Australia for a seven minute operation, was discharged from Temple University hospital in excellent condition four days after a nail was removed from his lung. In New York a five year old, Francis Piering, died after slipping from a five story apartment fire escape while encouraging a larger boy to descend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kelvin Rogers
Temple University Hospital
Australia
New York
Francis Piering
Francis
Three in race Concord New Hampshire June 29
A three cornered race in Concord New Hampshire on June 29 features candidates contesting a key local race. Details remain incomplete as late results are awaited from the city clerk and the election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Mrs Julia Ballard Resting at Agency Hospital
Mrs Julia Ballard wife of John Ballard a prominent Indian of the Fort Hall reservation is reported recovering at the Agency hospital after a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ballard
John Ballard
Fort Hall Reservation
Agency Hospital
Lemke Turns Fire On Wallace In Midwest Farm Tour
Congressman William Lemke campaigning in Des Moines and Burlington attacked Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and AAA taxes. He pledged a guaranteed cost of production, blasted both parties, and promised farm cost guarantees and elder security if elected, accusing department staff of incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Lemke
Union Party
Wallace
Lemke
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Burlington
National Union For Social Justice
Townsend Clubs
Agriculture Department
Boston
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REDS
Fred Macmurray
Lillian LaMonte
Las Vegas
Nev
Melota MacMurray
Associated Press
Society
Mrs. Campbell
Ladies Aid
Ivy Rebekah
Salt Lake
Bistlines
Yellowstone
Pneer
Cubusy
First Avenue
Lander
Arthur
Cater Street
Ween Fifth
Sixth Avenue
Lacheon
Bannock Hotel
Idaho
W. E. Borah
C. Ben Ross
G. P. Mix
Franklin P. Guard
George Meffan
Frank L. Stephan
Barzil. Clark
Idaho Falls
William P. Whitaker
Frank Martin
Rodeo Association of America
Ross Will l
Fifth Avenue
Center Street
Roman
UDL
United Distillers Ltd
Vancouver
Canada
J. Henry Smythe
Roosevelt
London
Benjamin A. DeVarmon
Smythe
Garner
Boy
Shafter
Sewell’s Supreme
Lge
Phoenix Hosiery
Fargo's
Fargo-Wilson Wells CO
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