Farmers Look For Good Rain Across Midwest
Midwestern farmers scan the sky for rain as meteorologists warn of showers and cooler air for the arid region. Drought areas seek relief with a St Paul meeting called by Harry Hopkins to draft emergency relief plans for farm families. authorities warn prices will rise and milk shortages loom.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Prairie
Indiana
Mercury
Brookfield
Kansas City
Topeka
Kas
Glendive
Mont
St. Paul
Resettlement Administration
Evansville
Ind
Cleve- Hopkins
WPA
Wyoming
Obituary of Mrs Burnett McGarvey Local Peace Officer’s Widow
Mrs Burnett McGarvey died after a long illness Sunday at her home 641 S Main Born August 21 1871 in Ogden she lived here 45 years Survived by two sons Barney and Eddie of Pocatello and sister Mrs Emma Chandler of Ogden She was a member of the Rebekahs lodge in Pocatello Funeral from Hall chapel at 3 p m Wednesday with Bishop Birdwell Finlayson officiating Interment Mountainview Cemetery Body to be returned to the family home Tuesday at 2 p m for viewing
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Burnett McGarvey
S. Main
Ogden
Barney
Eddie McGarvey
Pocatello
Emma Chandler
Rebekahs Lodge
Hall Chapel
Engineers to Inspect Public Works Tour Before Portland Meeting
A large group of civil engineers from the American Society of Civil Engineers will gather in New York City on July 4 and Chicago on July 5 to form a party conducting an inspection tour of major public works projects in the northwest antes attending the society's 66th annual convention in Portland, Oregon, July 15 to 18.
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WPA
American Society of Civil Engineers
New York City
Chicago
Northwest
Society
Portland
Ore
Notice of Debt Responsibility
A. L. Lashbaugh declares she will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than herself after the specified date.
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A. L. Lashbaugh
Fort Hall events and regional notices blend in Idaho paper
Local brief covers a sister death in Salt Lake, Fort Hall carnival setup on First avenue, equalization session, a Los Angeles couple’s marriage license, Idaho Utah California fruit import inspections, Southeast Idaho Girl Scout summer camp at Lava Hot Springs July 5 to 18, radio man Lyman Cooley visiting, and a pest control effort using portable fencing to herd Mormon crickets into lime pits.
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Girl Scoute
WPA
CCC
Ashton
Dubois
Local marriage licenses issued in Idaho and Utah couples
Marriage licenses issued to Don Evans and Gene Slough and to Walter Woodward and Eleanor Jewett were listed. Several minors, Lurane Roper Eleanor Car ver Verla Wickham and Francis Willard, were taken into custody awaiting parental arrival. A Days of Fort Hall rodeo stock update and July celebration music lineup were noted.
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Don Evans
Lehi
Utah
Gene Slough
Aberdeen
Idaho
Walter A. Woodward
Pocatello
Eleanor Jewett
Berkeley
California
Lurane Roper
Eleanor Carver
Verla Wickham
Francis Willard
Nampa
Pocatello City Council Set to Meet. Navy Straggler Sought
Regular session scheduled Wednesday evening per city clerk J Ward Green with routine matters on the agenda. A $25 reward is offered for J Callahan Perkins of Pocatello RFD 1 declared a navy straggler after leaving the U S California ship on June 24.
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J. Callahan Perkins
Pocatello Rfd 1
Dayton
Navy
Perkins
U. S. California
Colossus 68-ton whale to tour Idaho and exhibit at Pocatello
District court notes mention S D Howells missing his overtime parking charge while Perry Cornell is fined ten dollars for intoxication. Tony Rasulo is jailed overnight for parole violation as Colossus the whale, 68 tons, travels to Idaho with Captain Harry White. The beast will be shown July 3 to 5 on a bridge steel car at Center and First streets with public hours 9 am to midnight.
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Idaho Falls
Perry Cornell
Thomas McCalep
Clara Lyons
Tony Rasulo
McEwan
Pittsburgh
Colossus
Pocatello
Harry White
Captain White
Center
First Streets
North First Streets
Union Pacific Railroad
Prowl Attempt Sparks Call at 1005 North Garfield
Police were summoned Saturday night after a prowler tried to pry open a rear window by removing molding. A screaming occupant frightened the intruder away. Other notices report thefts including fence pickets, a bicycle parts theft, and a discarded Goodyear tire stolen from in front of a Brennan store.
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North Garfield
T. N. Nattress
North Grant
William Jacobsen
Petty Apartments
R. D. Merrill
West Whitman
Earl Johnson
South Fourth
Sue Hanson
Belvedere Apartments
North Main
Brennan
Pocatello notices and upcoming events brief
The article lists a missing female painter report from 619 North Arthur, a high school band meet at 8 pm, a baseball game at Overland Park Thursday 4 pm, and a July 2 big opening dance at Dance Palace. Also notes Idaho county superintendents summer school in Moscow, and Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Memorial building with Days of Old Fort Hall costumes. Curtain cleaning ad and Townsend club nominations tonight at Court House. The four year university committee of the chamber of commerce met at noon.
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Memorial Building
John Foreman
Old Fort Hall
The
Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Four Year Army urged to wear buttons at Days of Old Fort Hall
A bulletin calls all Four Year Army members to wear their buttons during this week’s Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. The group plans to join parades with banners to press for a four year university at Idaho Southern in Pocatello. Inspector R M Pugmire, parade committee chair, says no motor vehicles may park along parade routes on Thursday Friday and Saturday and attendees should follow The Tribune for the line of march and parking notices.
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Old Fort Hall
Southern Idaho
Idaho Southern
Pocatello
R. M. Pugmire
Police Mt
Tribune
Selassie to address League of Nations in Geneva
Haile Selassie will address the League of Nations assembly in Geneva in a French delivery. The assembly meets at 5 pm to hear his eleventh hour appeal for justice and a swift halt to sanctions with minimal ceremony. British and French diplomats called the talks on sanctions satisfactory as Locarno debate was shelved amid European tensions.
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Geneva
Haile Selassie
League of Nations Assembly
Selassie
Italy
Ethiopia
Locarno
Rhineland
League agenda items hinge on German response to peace framework
Diplomats said a debate on the mutual security pact cannot proceed until Chancellor Hitler replies to Britain’s questionnaire outlining his plans for a new peace framework. The assembly’s convening date is set for tomorrow.
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League
Hitler
Germany
Assembly
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