New Bureau Proposal for Governors Conference Read
Salt Lake City June 30 AP a plan for a permanent secretariat to exchange information among state executive departments was presented by Gov George H Dern as host and chair of the governors conference executive committee. A national foundation offered to fund initial operations with states expected to cover maintenance later.
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Tribune Readers Letters Open Forum Policy
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Letter to editor questions Borah's impact on Idaho
Coeur d Alene Idaho June 17 1930 letter writer CH Hooper challenges Senator Borah crediting him with Idaho prosperity arguing farms ranches and a rural base are needed for growth. He asserts Idaho should nurture dirt farmers as fellow senators to boost population and development.
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Tom Greene Wins Second Consecutive Ohio River Packet Race
The Tom Greene, a seven year old side wheeler, defeated Betsy Ann by a mile in a 21 mile upstream race from Fernback dam to Coney Island. It marked the greatest margin in packet racing history and recalls early river contests with vessels like the Robert E. Lee and Natchez. The prize was a timber plaque from the Robert E. Lee depicting the 1870 Mississippi clash.
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City of Chicago Sets World Refueling Record in Sky Flight
The Hunter brothers Walter and Albert extended their unbroken flight to 19 days aboard the City of Chicago as they completed their 168th air refueling contact at 1:47 p.m. Chicago time. Their air mail service, transport-plane work, and airborne endurance drew crowds at Sky Harbor in Sparta Illinois and Chicago. The boys received a hometown Chamber message and praise for their daring flight despite refueling hiccups earlier in the mission.
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Last of French Troops Leave Soil Germany
Wiesbaden Germany June 30 The inter allied Rhineland commission ended its duties by hauling down the French and British flags at its headquarters and departing Germany. Crowds gathered in Wiesbaden to witness the final departure and celebrate as the commission closed its long career overseeing occupied territories.
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Indian Springs Learn and Fancy Swimming Event
A short notice indicates a swim instruction period at Indian Springs from June 26 to July 5, inviting participants to learn and enjoy swimming.
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Auto Smashup At End Week
One dead two critically injured and five with minor injuries after weekend crashes across the state. James McBride a 10 year old of Salt Lake City died from Saturday injuries. Kenneth Startin 19 caused fatal injuries by striking McBride’s vehicle with a fractured skull. Walter Fishby Payson and an unidentified female were critically hurt when Fishby’s car rolled over after sideswiping another vehicle.
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Governor urges federal reclamation support and western conservation
The Wyoming governor argues that lands are of little value to states and cites state handling of school lands to show competence in conserving mineral deposits. He appeals for continued federal reclamation policy, defends mineral leasing act permits, and urges eastern governors to consider western oil issues.
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Education group eyes adults for nationwide schooling push
Miss E R Pyrtle of Lincoln Nebraska, president of the National Education association, says the 68th annual convention will promote a country wide program to educate adults, banish illiteracy, and advance those already well schooled. She cites research showing 25 is not a cutoff for learning and urges efforts across professions.
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Three Slayers Executed At Rockview Prison
Three convicted murderers were electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary today. Martin Avery and William Henry Sled, both of Pittsburgh, and Frank Tauza of Wilkes-Barre were put to death. Tauza had been linked to Gerald Chapman, also executed for murder.
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Reporter's death linked to grafting gang network
A Tribune feature by city editor Robert M. Lee ties reporter Lingle to gangland circles and a possible racketeering motive behind his killing. Investigations reveal Lingle's substantial wealth and banking activity, suggesting ties to lawyers judges and financiers, with state prosecutors detailing his money affairs.
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Teeth Substitution Lets Deaf Hear Phonograph Sound
At Cornell University professor Frederick Bedell's home in Ithaca guests used wooden straws with pencil tips pressed to a metal disc to receive inaudible phonograph vibrations. By biting the opposite end, they could hear the sound, a hearing aid experiment demonstrated to observers.
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Frederick Bedell
Cornell University
Moran gang payroll list uncovered after ledger found
A large ledger tossed from a window was retrieved by officers and appeared to hold a payroll list of about 150 men, many identified as Moran gangsters. Roche notes the document as a Moran payroll list. Cohen and Conrad were taken to Assistant State's Attorney Rathburn's office, where a witness connected to Alfred Lingle's slaying was brought in, signaling a suspected clue to the murder.
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Teeth vibration audio receiver promises new hearing method
Auditors described a device by Profi Bedell that delivers sound through teeth vibrations, bypassing ear drums. Placed on seat backs, the strawlike ticks would be cheap, with wood transmitting strong vibrations to the auditory nerves. Johns Hopkins faculty backed the approach, noting many deaf individuals could hear via teeth vibration.
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Pilots Die In Salisbury Country Club Plane Crash
At Mitchell Field New York on June 29 army reserve pilots Captain Albert E Floods and Lieutenant Benjamin Berkowitz were killed when their training plane crashed. The craft fell about 100 feet, crossed a highway and damaged a 12 foot iron fence near the Salisbury Country Club golf course.
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Albert E. Floods
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Supreme Court Bars Judge Adair From Sending Exhibits
The Idaho Supreme Court issued a writ of prohibition against District Judge Ralph W. Adair to stop sending anything but the original exhibits in the civil case J. Paul Evans versus the City of American Falls. The action preserves original evidentiary materials for review.
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Falls and American Falls school district appeal discussed
Attorneys for Evans said the judge and clerk demanded copying all exhibits, a rule Evans argued would create excessive costs for the litigants.
Chrysler Experts Offer Guaranteed Work in Pocatello
The home of Chryslers in Pocatello promises guaranteed service by a Chrysler specialist. Each repair and maintenance task is backed by experienced technicians.
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