White House Receives $15 Billion Relief Bill
The House sent the administration a 1.5 billion relief bill for signature. Congress closed differences via conferees and struck out a Senate amendment on public release of senior officials. The measure extends the PWA two years and authorizes 359 million for public works grants.
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Scouts Take Over Capital Jamboree Opens in Washington
Washington June 21 The Boy Scouts moved into the capital as 97 000 youths arrive for a ten day national jamboree. A trench mortar bomb will signal opening at 9 a m with 1634 flags raised. A dozen scout bands will play the national anthem as 15 000 campers rest under tents.
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Weather Outlook For Idaho Capitol City Amid Heat Wave
Boise forecasts relief from near torrid heat with possible rain today or tomorrow. Yesterday’s official high reached 97 degrees, a new June record, with values across the region expected to dip under cooler cloud cover and scattered showers in the mountains tonight and Wednesday.
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Gratitude for Kindness in Mother's Passing
The family thanks friends and neighbors for the kindness and the beautiful support given during the loss of their mother and sister Katherine Werntz. Signed by Mr and Mrs Harry Ayers and daughter, Mr and Mrs Walter Ayers, and Mr and Mrs Fred Ayers.
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Couple Licenses in County Clerk Office Today
Richard L. Green and Martha Tarbett were licensed to wed by the county clerk. A bicycle was reported stolen from the Rialto theatre stand between 5 30 and 8 30 Monday night. A picnic for tournament golfers will be held at Ross Park at 7 p m Thursday with Mayor Terrell and Paul Nash speaking. Dr H G West attends a course in Salt Lake on drugless ENT treatment. Obstructing fire apparatus charge against Louis Hansen dismissed. Tex as rancher W R Spraggins fined 25 for disturbing the peace. Antonio Facio fined 15 on two intoxication counts and bonded twice. Two cans of Marihuana found on Facio. Public skating and ballroom notices. Ed Steincamp case continued after plea of not guilty. 2 800 license applications received in Bannock county under new driving test policy for under 18 applicants. deadline July 1. Office in courthouse.
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Quaker Lace Window Display Contest Honors Work
Stores in the United States and Canada feature the merchandise and display windows. Winners were chosen for artistic window displays with 100 prizes offered. Mr Birre will receive an award for his work, adding to his five prior contest wins by the company.
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Announcement by Loyal Order of Moose meeting Tuesday
The B of L E will meet Tuesday at 1 p m in W O W hall. The general chairman has an important announcement and all members are urged to be present.
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Film Dance Director Analyzes Girls Legs For Marriage Suitability
Hollywood reports Leroy Prinz a film dance director says a wifes legs reveal character. He claims long knees predict affection and constancy while leg firmness, carriage, and even knee shape indicate personality traits and temperament. He adds plumpness signals good disposition.
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Pastor Walther jailed for criticizing Hitler in Danzig
Pastor Rudolf Walther, chairman of the Danzig Confessional Church, received a three month prison sentence for criticizing Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich in a circular letter read from his pulpit in Danzig June 29.
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Carver Confirmed For Idaho U S Attorney Post
The senate confirmed John A. Carver as United States attorney for Idaho. Thomas J. Morrissey and Frank L. Middleton were confirmed as United States attorneys for Colorado and Nevada respectively.
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