Labor Day celebration at University of Idaho grounds event
Nano Pocatello marks Labor Day with activities led by local and regional figures. A 3 p.m. speech program at Frazier hall includes George H. Peterson and T. C. Coffin among others, followed by a noon concert by the Municipal band and a sports program with multiple races and contests. Delegations from Idaho Falls Blackfoot American Falls and Lava Hot Springs attend.
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Pocatello
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Frazier Hall
George H. Peterson
Tacoma
Washington
International Association of Machinists
T. C. Coffin
Idaho
W. W. Deal
Nampa
Idaho State Grange
W. B. Harris
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
American Falls
Lava Hot Springs
University of Idaho
S. B
Charley Higgins
August Rosqvist
Toll of Hurricane Is Sixty-Three Dead
The death toll reached sixty three with Havana reporting 64 injuries from flying glass and debris. The storm moved east toward the Bahamas as Santiago Observatory warned Camaguey Province would be hit between 2 and 4 a.m. Sunday. Cardenas, a mid island city of 35 000, was drenched by a tidal wave, leaving four inches of mud, no water, no lights, and exhausted medical supplies including only 46 anti tetanus injections.
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Havana
Bahamas
Santiago
Camaguey
Cardenas
World Debt and Economic Conference Moves in 1930s
The article discusses Roosevelt era efforts to reduce farm surpluses and raise prices, coordinate railroads, and expand banking procedures including deposit insurance. It notes inflation policy, currency parity moves, and the liquidation of debt with silver payments as nations respond to the World Economic Conference and looming June 15 war debt due date with partial payments and defaults.
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White House
Roosevelt
Great Britain
France
Washington
England
Italy
Finland
Congress
Cashier William Eckert Found Dead in Pittsburgh Home
William C. Eckert, 53, assistant cashier in the city treasurer's office, was found dead at his Pittsburgh home after colleagues failed to find him at work. He rarely took holidays and was usually first at the office, prompting an alarm and investigation yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
William C. Eckert
Chicago Juniors Win U S Title in Nationals
The Chicago American Legion Junior baseball team defeated Trenton New Jersey 7 to 6 to win the national championship after a 14 to 5 victory in the previous game. The title game was tightly contested with the Chicago squad clinching the series in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Chicago American Legion
Trenton
N. J
Chicago
Labor Enters Into Auto NRA Code Signing
Public statement notes associates refuse to use names and oppose the collective bargaining provision of the NRA code. They claim Mr Ford will not recognize labor unions or concede to any law or emergency arrangement giving rivals access to other manufacturers' figures and insists these should stay inviolate.
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Ford
Free Silver and the U S Coinage Act History
Portia explains the first coinage act creating free minting for gold and silver, the 1873 shift to the gold standard, and the silver dollar as 371.25 grains. The piece then pivots to introducing the National Banks and the banking story, urging readers to imagine banking’s early romance.
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United States
Zane Grey
James Oliver Curwood
Land
Ours
Pendulum of Prosperity and Bank Influence
A speech notes how banks touch every life from birth to death shaping wealth and housing. It argues economic cycles threaten civilization and cites Mrs Roosevelt and Jack London to urge Idaho women to learn why swings occur and to serve the country with this knowledge.
Dempsey Signs for 10-Round Bout at Fort Smith
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey has signed for a ten round bout on September 25 in Fort Smith Arkansas against Tommy Davenport of Little Rock. Promoter Jack Carroll of the American Legion post announced the bout and said Dempsey's contract was signed by his representative Frank Paccassi of Oklahoma City.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Davenport
Little Rock
Jack Carroll
The
American Legion Post
Carroll
Dempsey
Frank Paccassi
Oklahoma City
Complaints on NRA Violation at CC Office
Town employers face a pending NRA compliance list with Monday deadline. Consumers pledge enforcement aims to curb delays and misreading by shoppers. Chamber of Commerce invites unvisited employers to sign and answer a questionnaire to avoid repeated Army calls. Badges for army workers arrive to extend issuance and a fresh stock of consumer stickers is available.
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Gasoline Prices Rise in Boise Under NRA Program
Gasoline climbed about one and a half cents a gallon in Boise and vicinity over two days. Retail rates reached 24 1 3 cents for third structure, 26 1 2 cents for standard verade, and 28 1 2 cents for ethelized, with today’s 1 2 cent rise applying to retailers to comply with NRA rules.
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Boise
NRA
In Memoriam Judge J. W. Peter of Pocatello
The community honors Judge J. W. Peter revered as churchman jurist and public officer. He remained a tall gracious figure admired by friends neighbors and his wife Elizabeth Terrel Peter, whose devoted partnership was noted in his final months. He will be missed by many in Pocatello.
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J. W. Peter
Pocatello
Peter
Elizabeth Terrel
Judge Peter
Magistrate Burke Slain in Calcutta Area
In Calcutta on September 2, magistrate B E J Burke, the third magistrate of Midnapore district targeted, was assassinated. Police killed the assailant, a young Bengali, during the attack.
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Calcutta
India
Midnapore
B. E. J. Burke
Couple Weds Blackfoot After License Issued
A marriage license was issued yesterday by County Clerk Philip B. Dance to Larence Byington of Santa Monica California and Jennie K. Minea of Los Angeles.
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Philip B. Dance
Larence Byington
Santa Monica
California
Jennie K. Minea
Los Angeles
Western states seek $150000000 aid for reclamation projects
Representatives from seven western reclamation projects urged Congress and the Bureau of Reclamation for 150 million dollars to rehabilitate their schemes. The group also voted to send a delegate to Washington and re elected George Grebe as president.
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Boise
Bureau of Reclamation
Washington
Federal Irrigation Congress
George Grebe
Kuna
Idaho
Congress
Reclamation
House of David Team Beats Ogden in Free-Hitting Game
The traveling House of David baseball team defeated Ogden 19 to 11 in a free hitting game here tonight. Grover Alexander pitched the first inning for Ogden, who used four pitchers in the tree hitting contest. A season high crowd witnessed the game.
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Ogden
House of David
Ogden Club
Jed Lich
Grover Alexander
Railroads Not in NRA Get President's OK
The President approved action on railroad policy amid debates over the emergency railroad act. He cited Eastman's letter to Whitney highlighting provisions that protect workers' right to organize and bar railroads from maintaining company unions.
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NRA
S OK
Whitney
Eastman
Potatoes Office to Open in Idaho Falls
The Department of Agriculture announces a special potato office will open in Idaho Falls Idaho on September 15. The move aims to streamline potato market regulation and support producers in the region.
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Idaho Falls
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Idaho Fair Weather Weekend Report
The Idaho fair continues with Sunday and Monday experiencing no temperature change. Skies stay mild with steady readings, keeping outdoor events comfortable for attendees and vendors alike.
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Idaho
Sunday Services in the Pocatello Churches
The Salvation Army announces Sunday programs with Sunday school and Bible class at 2 pm, Young Peoples Legion at 6 15 pm, and evening service at 8 pm. Weekday meeting Thursday at 8 pm emphasizes a unity Holiness gathering. Visitors welcome at the Avenue location.
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Pocatello
Salvation Army
J. R. Pack
Gladys Hamilton
Young Peoples Legion Meeting
Mt. United
Church Services and Christian Science Lesson Subject
Services are held at the church corner of South Hayes and Bonneville streets with 11 A M Sunday worship and 9 45 A M Sunday school. Wednesday testimonial meeting at eight o'clock. September 3 Lesson Sermon on Man with readings from the Bible and Christian Science text. A reading room in the directors' room offers Bible and Christian Science literature daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 30 P M. Public is invited to attend.
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South Hayes
Bonneville Streets
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Aberdeen mission service and church picnic planned
Grace Lutheran Church announces no services this Sunday. Members and friends are invited to attend a mission service at 11 in the Aberdeen Lutheran church. The afternoon picnic will be at the F. W. Stroschein home in Grandview. The Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday at 2:30 at Mrs. S. D. McCain's home.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Arthur Ave
Custer Street
W. B. Mater
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Lutheran Church
F. W. Stroschein
Grandview
Ladies’ Aid
S. D. McCain
Randolph
Sunday church notes and club discussion listings
Rev. Frank E. Carlson preaches on The Labor Day Message of the Churches in 1953 at 11. The Sunday school meets in regular session at 9:55. The Scrooby Club led by Eugene Hunt discusses The Right to Work at 7.
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Lander and
Garfield Streets
Frank E. Carlson
Scrooby Club
Eugene Hunt
Coal Miners Strike Delays Reach of Code Agreement
In Des Moines Iowa on September 2, about 1500 coal miners begin a strike over stalled talks to reach a code agreement. The action halts mining in several districts as union leaders push for a binding contract.
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Des Moines
Towa
Workers Strike Demands Push for 30 Hour Week
Labor action continues as workers vow to stay on strike until a 30 hour week and a minimum daily wage are secured. The dispute centers on on working hours and pay, signaling ongoing labor tensions.
University of Oklahoma Plans NRA Leisure Time Courses
In Norman Oklahoma on September 2 the University of Oklahoma announced a plan to use NRA leisure time for Saturday and evening classes. The program includes informal discussions on congressional acts behind the National Recovery Act and a series of lectures on travel and national transit, plus discussions on types of creative writing.
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Norman
Okla
NRA
University of Oklahoma
Moon-Light Saving Time Adopted in Caldwell
Caldwell officials approve moon light saving time with street lights off on bright moon nights. Mayor Barker expects 25 percent cut in city light bill. Local action aims to conserve energy and reduce expenses.
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Caldwell, Kas
Barker
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