Domestic propaganda debates raise tax funded publicity concerns
The piece argues about domestic propaganda funded by taxpayers and the federal government. It cites J Will Ditter of Kerstone and Arthur Krock noting rising publicity efforts, including press releases and film material, costing 75 to 100 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania
J. Will Ditter
Kerstone
Ditter
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Capital fuels jobs and progress in American industry
The piece argues that vast capital investments, averaging $6,500 per worker and totaling about 40 million investments, create jobs and raise purchasing power, wages, and living standards. It contends capital is essential, noting that large-scale funds enable a thriving industrial civilization and that opposition to capital hurts workers and prosperity.
Washington Considers Staggered Pay Days for Feds
From Washington comes word that staggered pay days may be adopted for federal employees in that city. The federal payroll is already staggering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noting Fears Of Dictatorship In America
The statement expresses concern that Nazi and fascist regimes may influence or accelerate the establishment of a dictatorship in the United States. It warns against the spread of authoritarian ideas and urges vigilance to protect democratic institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Idaho Suits Over Food Labels and Town Hall Dedication
Idaho United States files suit in Boise seeking seizure of 151 cases of canned pork and beans from Ogden to Twin Falls and 94 cases of canned catsup to Pocatello for alleged adulteration under the federal pure food act. Parma celebrates a new $12 000 city hall funded by a $6000 bond and WPA. The storm damages Cascade and Boise with heavy rain and lightning. a Daughters of Utah Pioneers monument in Montpelier awaits dedication July 1. Montpelier was formerly Clover Creek and the pioneer history centers around Clover Creek settlement.
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United States
Boise
Ogden
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Parma
WPA
Kenneth Kimmell
Idaho
Cascade
Payette
The
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
First Ward
Montpelier
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Fif- Pioneer Church
Paris
Clover Creek
Brigham Young
Bear Lake County Company
Aged traveler misrouted by bus into Boise Idaho
An elderly man traveling Kansas City to Wapato was diverted to Boise Idaho causing confusion. Deputies explained Boise lies on the route through Denver Salt Lake City and The Dalles before continuing toward Wapato. He missed his westbound bus, stayed in a Boise hotel, and pressed on the next day.
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Kansas City
Wapato
Wash
Ada County
Boise
Denver
Salt Lake
Dalles
Yakima
W. E. Borah
Pocatello
Malad
Utah
Idaho
Jesse M. Smith
Utah Wool Growers’ Association
D. H. Andrews
Delinquent Tax Case Leads to District Court Action
A suit was filed in the district court by W. H. King, Joseph Yates, George Smith and George M. Smith of Kings in the county against Assessor W. H. Coffin to restrain sale of their property for delinquent taxes. Plaintiffs challenge a school district inclusion order and tax levy as illegal, with district commissioners and officials named in the action.
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W. H King
Joseph Yates
George Smith
George M. Smith
Kings
W. H. Coffin
F. S
Ietrict
S. C. Winters
Coffin
Board of County Commissioners
Supreme Court
Fifth District Court
Bannock
O. J. Bell
District Court
Bell
Sullivan
Stockslager
Quarles
Wireless links widen sea to shore as Lucania sights success
The Cunard liner Lucania arrives in New York with reports of wireless telegraphy success at sea linking to Liverpool and several vessels. The Kaiser Wilhelm was not ready to receive, but the crossing proves ships can communicate while far from land. Local items note a marriage license issued by the county clerk to George Nielsen and Ida Stofler, officiated by Mayor Theo Turner, plus various social notices and events.
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Cunard
Lucania
New York
Liverpool
Ireland
George Nilsen
Pebble
Ida Stofler
Salt Lake City
Theo Turner
Governor Clark Initiated as Coeur d Alene Buccaneer
During a visit for the Fourth of July celebration boosters crowned Governor Clark a Buccaneer in Coeur d Alene. He rode through town and served as assistant bailiff in a mock kangaroo court before promising to return for the event and to drive a speedboat if state duties allow.
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Coeur D'Alene
Clark
Former Banker Henry A. McCornick Dies in Idaho
Graveside services were held in Salt Lake City for Henry A. McCornick 69 a Utah Idaho banker who died Wednesday in Twin Falls Idaho. Requiem mass was held yesterday for the president of the Twin Falls Bank and Trust company at St Edwards Catholic church in Twin Falls.
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Salt Lake City
Henry A. McCornick
Utah
Idaho
Twin Falls
Salt Lake
Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company
St. Edwards Catholic Church
Mayor and Wife Return Home from Trip
Mayor Ward W. Meadows and his wife have returned from a trip, arriving in American Falls. The report notes their return as a brief community update.
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American Falls
Ward W. Meadows
Travel party visits Lake Louise Spokane and Seattle
The party travels from Alberta stopping at Lake Louise then on to Spokane and Seattle to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hart. They spend time in Boise with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Harris.
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Alberta
Canada
Lake Louise
Spokane
Seattle
Mark Hart
Boise
Sidney Harris
Gem Boys' State Ends With Drafts of Bills and Plans
Boise hosts Gem Boys' state as 159 high school youths simulated government in the capital. Bills debated include a four year university at Pocatello, which failed 44 43 in both houses. Four Pocatello youths win offices while others tour nearby army air base and attend a softball finals and dance. The event closes Sunday after exams and a final camp newspaper summary.
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Bud Spencer Boise
Gem
State
State Capital
House of Representatives
Senate
Pocatello
Jack Burrell
Keith Hadley
Pocatello Boys
Jay Jensen
Ralph Jones
Gordon Jensen
Bud Spencer
Supreme Court
Boise
Army Air Base
Uncle Sam
Elks Club
Sons of the American Legion
Gate City
Gem Boys’ Daily
Funeral services for Alfred E McCoy in Blackfoot
Alfred Eugene McCoy 73 died Thursday in Blackfoot. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Elks temple. Burial in Grove City cemetery. Body lies in state at Ellis temple from 10 am until service time. Burial processed by Brown-Eldredge mortuary.
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Blackfoot
Alfred Eugene McCoy
Elks Temple
Grove City
Brown-Eldredge Mortuary
Ellis Temple
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Portneuf
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Yellowstone Park
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Pell Syndicate, Inc
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U. S
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Hunter Hot Springs
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W. N. McCarty
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Anaconda
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Katie Tupper
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Caldwell
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John Scott
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Trapp & Co
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D. W. Church
Fort Hall Bottoms
Mrs. L. B. Flanders
California
Pacific Coast
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello Schools
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hastings
Neb
Trinity Church
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J. H. McPherson
Rock Springs
D. C. Mayor
Idaho Falls
J. Stoddard
Mountain Home
C. E. Deuel
H. J. Taylor
Weiser
P. Murphy
Pocatelo
Mr. Elkington
St. Joseph’s School
St. Joseph’s Hall
A. J. Glorceux
Cleveland
Miss Pearl Sanders
Agricultural College
Logan
Jessie Smith
Minnie Compmile
Hattie Criswell
Mabel Mooney
Mabel Weideman
Hazel Leaf
Dell Smith
Alwilda Trapp
Laura Johnson
Auditorium
Pocatello Power and Irrigation Company
Empire Stock Company
H. Secrist
H. W. Lockhart
N. M. Eldredge
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Spring Creek
C. A. Valentine
Dr. Steely
Grays Lake Country
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Buffalo
Helen Miller Gould
A. K. Hicks
Boston
Hicks
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Forney
W. E. Trapp
Young Allen Trapp
Q. P
W. E. Trapp & Co
William Goddard
Florence Harvey
Third Avenue
Emma Stone
Ida Woffington
Jennie Stone
Gay Vance
Lizzy Wills
Marie Niederkorn
Katie Gorman
Frances Williams
Mona Lillibridge
Frances Goldwater
Leslie Gorman
Eddie Goldwater
Robin Heyball
Herbert Murphy
Abe Lillibridge
Arthur Anthes
Harold Murphy
Frank Maguire
John Wills
Harold Rueblemann
Vancouver
St. James College
Lou Sheldon
J. J. Kelliher
Wallie
Butte
Clark ‘Buccaneer
Carnes Music CO
Chiiton
Harry
Pocatello Optical Ce
Molinellis
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