Idaho Juniors Name National Directors at Convention
Ben Johnson of Preston and Don Chapman of Boise were named national directors of the United States junior chamber of commerce at the twentieth national convention. Johnson reported growth in membership and chapters in every state as delegates received 1500 miniature Idaho skies to promote state scenery and attractions.
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Don Chapman
Boise
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Pocatello
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Safety program praised by Johnson amid metro fatalities rise
Johnson cites a safety program praised by the chamber as metro fatalities reach up to 40 percent in several centers.
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Generous 8-year-old in Wilkes-Barre shares wealth
Eight-year-old Paul Martin found about 400 dollars in counterfeit looking green backs under a cellar picture. He distributed the money to friends in the street without telling his family, showing a surprising generosity but causing potential trouble for the family and community.
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Wilkes-Barre
Paul Martin
Paul
State Liquor Store to Close for Independence Holiday
A. B. Manning announces the state liquor store will close Monday and remain closed Tuesday July 3 and 4 as official holidays per the governor. The store will stay open until 11 p.m. Saturday and reopen Wednesday morning. Other state county and city offices will also close for the two day holiday.
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A. BE. Manning
Pappy Morton Dominates Omaha Amateur Ball Game
In Omaha on June 30 a 51 year old pitcher nicknamed Pappy Morton struck out 13 batters and drove in a run with a single. His team moved to a 2-? lead as he led the effort from the mound.
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Pappy
Don Morton
Coming Events List for July Local Activities
A sequence of community events scheduled in July includes a city band concert at Caldwell park on July 2 at 5 p.m. and Tin Lizzy derby at Bannock county fairgrounds on July 2 at 2 p.m. The Fiftieth Anniversary Protest Concord at Gibson on the Indian reservation runs July 2 to 4. Baseball doubleheaders issue July 4 in Bolseva and Pocatello, then Boise vs Pocatello July 5 and 6. Women camp opens July 10 at Lava Hot Springs. Junior Chamber dinner July 11. Idaho State Amateur Golf tourney at municipal course July 13–16. Salt Lake City vs Pocatello July 14–16. Twin Falls vs Pocatello July 18. Bannock Creek Indians Sun Dance slated for July 20 at a Fort Hall venue to be announced.
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Pocatello
Boise
Lava Hot Springs
Widow of Chief Tendoy Dies at 97
Laura Tendoy Inga aged 97 widow of Chief Tendoy of the Shoshone died Tuesday night at her daughter Byrdie Sinowine’s Fort Hall reservation home. Burial was held at Frost Indian Mission cemetery Gibson district. Her son Roy Tendoy was at her bedside. Tendoy, an ally to whites, helped foster the Oregon Trail and peace with settlers during western settlement.
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Lemhi
Widow remarries longtime scout after chief Tendoy era
The widow of Chief Tendoy, after his death, wed Leon Inga, a U S government scout. Inga passed away about two years ago.
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Lemhi
Leon Inga
U. S
Inga
Congress Set to Vote on Relief and Monetary Bills
Senate leaders seek a vote on a compromise relief and monetary measures with finance committee reviewing social security amendments. House votes on the compromise monetary bill and relief while other committees advance labor board, alien control, tax, and governance topics.
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House
Rules
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
House Committee
Joint
City bomb blasts injure Arabs in Jerusalem business district
Works administrator rejects nomination of William S Boyle as U S attorney for Nevada. Senate approves treaty with Great Britain trading cotton for rubber. A bomb exploded in Jerusalem's business district injuring 10 to 15 Arabs.
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U. S
Nevada
Senate
Great Britain
Jerusalem
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