Leading Educators Open Sessions of IEA Convention
Dr. Fritz Redd of the University of Michigan opened the Idaho Educational Association convention sessions. He spoke to about 1,500 teachers on guiding ideas and the meaning of guidance. Dr. Derwood Baker of Boulder Colorado urged vitalizing teaching with continuous thought and challenged behaviorist limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Red
University of Michigan
Idaho Educational Association
A. W. Morgan
Redd
Derwood Baker
Boulder
Colo
Senator Sees Help in Sugar Quotas
United States Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney spoke via message to the National Reclamation association urging quota limits to curb foreign sugar competition. He argued lands in Wyoming and the West could grow beets if quotas expanded, warning against restricting opportunity to current producers. The convention program also featured Northwestern University educators Dr. Howard Lane and Dr. Paul Witty addressing democracy, schooling, and mental hygiene with a luncheon and forum activities for about 1,500 teachers.
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Great Falls
Mont
United States
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
National Reclamation Association
O’mahoney
Washington
Association
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
West
Howard Lane
Northwestern University
Lane
Paul Witty
John B. Watson
Watson
Chicago
Witty
Farm Leader Here Oct 4
Farmers from southern Idaho and northern Utah will hear R. M. Evans, farm program chief for the AAA, at a meeting Oct 4. Milford J. Vaught announced the event and said Evans would discuss the AAA wheat program and the 1941 farm program’s relation to national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Utah
R. M. Evans
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Milford J. Vaught
State Agricultural Conservation
Washington
Oregon
Evans
Walla Walla
Wash
Vaught
Iowa
AAA
Divorce suit filed by Euelah May Morgan
Euelah May Morgan sues for divorce in district court against Russell Edward Morgan. The complaint cites extreme jealousy and accusations of infidelity and other men's attentions, with the couple now living apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euelah May Morgan
Russell Edward Morgan
New York Coldest September 26 in 70 Years
The morning low reached 42.1 degrees at 7 20 as New York recorded the coldest September 26 in seven decades. Utah weather noted little change in temperature.
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New York
Utah
Births Report from Local Families This Week
A daughter was born Wednesday at St. Anthony hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stone of 505 S Grant. Mr Stone is a former basketball star at Idaho Southern University. Sons were born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. William McIlmney of 1234 E Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stanger of Inkom. A son was born today to Mr. and Mrs. James Willard of R F D 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital
Eddie Stone
S. Grant
Stone
Idaho Southern University
William Mclnelly
E. Lewis
Grant Stanger
Inkom
James Willard
1500 Teachers Arrive For Idaho Education Convention
Pocatello hosts 1500 teachers from Idaho fifth and sixth districts for a two day convention at Pocatello High School with sessions and four noted speakers. The gathering marks Idaho’s first joint conference of these districts and hints at a three district gathering next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morgan
Blackfoot
W. W. Christensen
Idaho Falls
Arco
Salmon
Mackay
Prisoner May Stand Trial in Lewiston Shootout
Nez Perce officers consider burglary charges against Martin Gemming 18 of Spokane after he was wounded and captured in a Mc Call gun battle that killed his companion Kenneth Bagley. Gemming faces burglary counts tied to a Grangeville hardware store raid and a Lewiston sport shop break in, while an inquest ruled the death of Bagley justifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Idaho
Martin Gemmrig
Spokane
Wash
Gemmrig
Kenneth Bagley
Lewiston
Nez Perce
Martin Gemming
Harry Dent
Gemming
North
New Meadows
Adams County
Carl H. Swanson
Grangeville
District Judge McDougall Sees Cases in Soda Springs and Preston
District Judge I E McDougall traveled to Soda Springs to call his calendar this afternoon. He spent Wednesday at Preston granting citizenship to two aliens one Austrian and one British subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. McDougall
Soda Springs
Preston
Austria
Yankees Stay In Pennant Chase With 5 4 Win
Yankees extend win streak to seven by beating the Athletics 5 to 4 in game one of a doubleheader. Ruffing, Dickey secure win. Bonham, Ross waste no-hits in second game as New York wins 5 0. Washington tops Boston 6 7. NL action features Phillies and Giants split doubleheader results with rotation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Athletics
R. H. E. New York
Ruffing
Dickey
Vaughn
Hayes
Bonham
Ross
Milo J. Warner elected national commander of the American Legion
Milo J. Warner of Toledo Ohio won the American Legion national command on the first ballot at the 22nd annual convention. Delegates defeated a neutrality amendment and approved a policy against shipments of war materials to aggressor nations. Warner, wounded in France, remarked on his nerves as he spoke.
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Boston
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
Ohio
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
U. S
Warner
France
Legion
People of America
Alfred Kelly
Oregon
40 Hour Week Starts Soon
Washington reports a 40 hour work week with time and a half for overtime will replace the 42 hour standard for interstate workers starting Oct. 24. Economists foresee little overall shift in conditions, though some hourly workers may lose pay unless shifts are adjusted. The act sets a universal 40 cent minimum wage by 1945, with gradual steps from 44 to 40 hours and 25 to 30 cents by earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Law of the Land
Labor Economista
Surgeon Operates By Flashlight
Idaho Falls on September 26 reports an emergency appendicitis operation at L D S hospital conducted with flashlights after a lightning fire disrupted power. The senior physician relied on nurse-held lights as auxiliary power failed. City power superintendent Goudy cited a lightning caused fire at the No 1 plant as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
L.D.S
Donna Chloe Jorgensen
M. P. Goudy
No. 1
Germany May Call for Help From Spain and Japan After Reverses
DeWitt MacKenzie notes anxious war moment as England weighs potential aid from Spain and Japan. He outlines likely moves by Russia Turkey and the Muslim world, and how Britain may seek support if four powers turn against it, while Churchill faces renewed pressure.
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Germany
Spain
Japan
England
DeWitt MacKenzie
Nippon
Britain
Russia
Turkey
Balkan States
Balkans
Near Eastern
Dardanelles
Egypt
Churchill
Italy
Hitler
Brady to Leave 8 E Brady Heads Idaho Delegation
E Brady, manager of Hotel Bannock, departs for Seattle to represent Idaho at the American Hotel association convention. He serves on the national membership and resolutions committees and will attend the Associated Hotels of the West meeting in Los Angeles. He will meet with national firms about equipment for the 1941 modernization of Hotel Bannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Brady
Bannock
Seattle
Idaho
American Hotel Association
Brady
Los Angeles
Associated Hotels of the West
Dannock
Community Chest nears $20,000 goal with $1,424.35 more
Campaign chairman O A Myhre reported a total of 11,863.30 in subscriptions as of noon Wednesday with $1,424.35 added since then. Divisions listed include public employer auto and industrial education public service furnishings professional foods retail railroad plus many local business firms already contributing at 100 percent.
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Gate @ty community chest
O. A. Myhre
Wanted in Utah: Stanley Smith Forgery Warrants Reported
Deputy Sheriff Bert Empey reports a warrant of arrest from Salt Lake City charging Stanley Smith alias Stanley Schmidt with two counts of forgery. Smith is held in Pocatello on a Boise charge of floating bad checks totaling about $100 and will likely be turned over to Utah officers for prosecution.
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Bert Empey
Stanley Smith
Stanley Schmidt
Salt Lake City
Smith
Pocatello
Boise
Utah
Spain May Join Germany In War Against Britain
The article reports moves toward Spain joining the Axis to attack Britain, with Germany planning to use Spain to strike at Gibraltar. It notes U S export restrictions aimed at Japan, Britain's daylight raids on Berlin, French reports on Dakar damage, and ongoing European conflict dynamics with Italy and Russia.
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Spain
Germany
Britain
Associated Press
United States
Japan
Far East
Roosevelt
Great Britain
China
Tokyo
Pacific
Orient
Soviet Russia
Great Rock
Gibraltar
Berlin
Italy
Galeazzo Ciano
Rome
Mediterranean Sea
Strait of Gibraltar
North Africa
England
Dakar
French West Africa
Vichy
Royal Air Force
Channel
Boulogne
Dunkerque
British Air Ministry
Tempelhof
London
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IEA
Northwestern
John Watson
Baker
Rotary Club
Albion
Scott D. Lowe
Posse
Ses
R. H. E. Washington
Masterson
Carrasquel
Ferrell
Bagby
Desautels
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Higbe
Millies
Warren
Gumbert
Danning
Johnson
Carpenter
O'Dea
R. H. E. Boston
Brooklyn
Barnicle
Berres
Lamanna
Broskie
Rachuck
Mancuso
R. H. E. Cincinnati
St Louis
Vander Meer
Wilson
Doyle
Bowman
Owen
W. Cooper
St. Louis
Riddle and Baker
Kimball
Pittsburgh
Heintzelman
Lanning
Davis
French
Raffensberger
Bryant
Passeau
Todd
Ohioan
Legionnaires
Western Auto Supply
Chamber of Commerce
Touraine
Marion
Newland
Rex
Eva's
Riverview
Abstract
Professional Adjustment Bureau
LaVogue
Staack’s
Puryear
Sydney
Hassell's
McDougall
Hell Corner
Dover
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