Fall style show at Dance Gardens draws fashion and music
Five judges pick eliminations as Pocatello hosts the annual fall fashion event. The program begins at 8 PM with a Pinkerton Theatre Arts act and an O S L band concert providing music for the style models. The second appearance of bathing girls from Tuesday night’s opening adds more interest as the merchant’s fall show continues.
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Pocatello
Pinkerton School of Theatre Arts
O. S. L. Band
Weatherman Sees Duty For Today In Mild Forecast
The weather man predicts fair and mild conditions tonight and Thursday despite yesterday and this morning’s storm. Highs reach about 75 Tuesday with noon reading near 69, as skies show a hint of sunshine and a brief blue patch amid lingering clouds. Sunrise Thursday is 6 12 with sunset at 6 37.
Baseball Scores From Today Across National League Matchups
Box scores show Brooklyn vs Pittsburgh and other games with runs, hits and errors. Separate notes highlight American League results including Chicago versus Boston and Cleveland against Philadelphia with pitchers and final tallies. The final paragraph reports Maryland tobacco growers enjoying high prices and strong demand for the leaf used in cigarettes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Body of Benjamin Collings Found With Tied Hands On Long Island
The body of Benjamin P. Collings, a Stamford, Connecticut retiree, was recovered at Lloyd's Neck Long Island at 6 20 am. His hands and feet were bound and a head wound was noted. He was last seen aboard the Collings yacht with his five year old daughter Barbara aboard. Police favor the theory that two men tossed him into the water.
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N. Y
Benjamin P. Collings
Stamford
Collings
Barbara
Registration Closes as 368 Enrollees Finish First Semester Start
Registration at the University of Idaho Southern Branch closes at noon with 368 young people officially enrolled for the first semester. Hundreds more are not yet registered but plan to complete courses later this week as instructors help map study plans and students show eagerness in the administration building corridors.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Josephine Ltrossard
Sunday School elects Blackfoot officers
Idaho Sept. 16. At the Jason Lee Memorial church Sunday School board meeting new officers were chosen led by superintendent Austin Stover and assistant Clifton Albertson. Other officers include secretary Katherine Kirkpatrick pianist Marie Christiansen assistant Arlin Spaulding and treasurer W R Dolan. A big rally is planned for Sunday October 4.
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Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Jason Lee Memorial Church
Austin Stover
Clifton Albertson
Katherine Kirkpatrick
Marie Chrstiansen
Arlin Spaulding
W. R. Dolan
Utah Weather Fair Tonight and Thursday
A Utah weather note reports fair conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change.
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Utah
Flier Safe in Kamchatka Reported in Radio Message
Mrs. Mary K. Allen watches for news in Los Angeles as C. A. Allen and Don Moyle, last heard flying Tokyo to Seattle, are reported safe and well in a radio message received by Moyle’s fiancée.
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Don Moyle
Tokyo
Seattle
Mary K. Allen
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Allen
Moyle
Moryle
Blazing Plane Carries 4 To Watery Grave
A Pacific Air Transport passenger mailplane catching fire plunged into San Francisco Bay after departing Oakland for Portland. Pilot Ray Bouderaux and three passengers Kirk Herre W H Bissel and F I Sheehan perished. The aircraft carried 400 pounds of mail and witnesses saw a blazing mass before it sank. The cause of the fire was not released.
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San Francisco Bay
Portland
Ray Bouderaux
Medford
Ore
Kirk Herre
Seattle Star
Seattle
W. H. Bissel
San Francisco
F. I. Sheehan
Chamber forum maps loyalty to boost revenues in Pocatello
Members at a Bannock hotel luncheon today heard a new slogan for the service unit and chamber of commerce aiming to raise revenues to fund community projects in Pocatello and nearby areas. Dr. D. C. Ray chaired the session.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
D. C. Ray
Lisbon Revolt Fails Develop
Lisbon Portugal Sept 16 Troops were called out and artillery moved to government buildings as city residents waited for a revolt that did not materialize Officials said a line to Braga was cut by a truck crash and the Braga division remained in bed at 9 am while loyal forces maintained readiness.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Braga
Lisbon uprising leaves 20 dead and 100 injured
Last month a revolutionary movement in Lisbon killed 20 and injured over 100 as rebels seized artillery and fired on Fort St George before government forces drove them off. The government blamed communist elements for the unrest.
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Lisbon
Fort St. George
Bingham County Turkey Raisers to Meet in Blackfoot
Members of the Bingham County Turkey Raisers association are summoned to gather at the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce rooms Monday at 2 30 PM Mrs C G Brink state president will attend and many matters of importance will be discussed All members should attend says secretary Lena Bell
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Pocatello Tribune
Bingham County
Turkey Raisers’ Association
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
C. G. Brink
Boise
Lena Bell
Mayors of Idaho vow local relief for winter labor needs
Mayors at a Boise conference backed Governor Ross's plan to use local labor and surplus food to aid unemployed residents this winter. Pocatello Mayor T C Coffin proposed a scheme to solicit donations of jobs totaling 40 000 hours, promoting self reliance over charity.
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Boise
Idaho
Ben Ross
T. C. Coffin
Pocatello
Will Rogers Wives The Tribune
Beverly Wills reports from Beverly, noting London conferences and a public reaction. The piece mocks disarmament talks, contrasting earnest diplomacy with a symbolic figure and ending with a humorous flourish about Gandhi.
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Will Rogers
the Tribune
Relief Plane Crashes Killing Three Near Panama City
A U S Navy transport amphibian plane carrying medical relief to hurricane struck Belize and British Honduras crashed three miles northwest of David Panama at 10 21 a m. Three crew members died including Chief aviator Isaac W Jenkins and aviation Machinist's Mate Arthur Q Miller. Lieutenant Creighton K Lankford was severely burned and died of his injuries Roy J Miller was badly burned but expected to survive.
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Navy Department
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Canal Zone
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Republic of Panama
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Couch, Mo
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LaSalle, N. Y
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Plattsburgh
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Erwin
Cardinals clinch NL flag as Giants lose
The St. Louis Cardinals sealed their second straight National League title after the New York Giants lost the first game of a doubleheader to Cincinnati 7 to 3. The Cards can still drop 10 games and win the pennant, with a World Series opener at St. Louis set for October 1.
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Aviators Allen Moyle Reported Safe After Pacific Flight
Three Soviet vessels said Cecil A. Allen and Don Moyle landed on an uninhabited island in Olyutovski gulf northern Kamchatka after their attempt to span the Pacific from Tokyo. The AP notes other aviation incidents including a plane wreck in the North Sea a fatal transport crash in San Francisco Bay and a missing Junkers from Lisbon.
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Borah and Italy Nav al Holiday Plan Studied
The State Department weighs a naval holiday proposed by Foreign Minister Grandi and Senator Borah. Officials cite three benefits including easing tensions at Geneva disarmament talks, allowing political issues to be resolved, and providing budget relief while noting the U S fleet remains balanced. The admin may wait for clearer developments before endorsing a one year or five year moratorium.
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State Department
Grandi
Italy
Borah
Idaho
Call for bids on highway gravel surfacing project
The Bureau of Highways advertised for bids on gravel surfacing 2.6 miles of the Roosevelt highway from the Power county line to Ward Aberdeen in Bingham County. Bids will be opened Sept. 26.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
Power County
Aberdeen
Bingham County
State Game Board Rejects Duck Season Change
Boise reports the biological survey advises the state game department it will not consider changing the duck season from October to the period November 16 to December 15. Also includes Tokyo earthquake, Brownell urging silver, Detroit bootlegger killings, Washington wheat relief plan, and Havana street car surge after strike.
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State Game Department
Washington
Farm Board
Washington’s headquarters house burns at Chadds Ford
A former colonial farm house used by George Washington as his staff HQ during the 1777 Brandywine battle burned to the ground at Chadds Ford. The blaze destroyed a smouldering ruin and many relics and papers from that period.
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Brandywine
Washington
Chadds Ford
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