Duck Numbers Rising Says Official at Five-State Parley
Ira N. Gabrielson chief of the U S biological survey told a five state game conservation parley that duck numbers are increasing under existing conditions. He cited 10 million ducks killed in 1936 and noted new marsh lands and breeding grounds in Utah Idaho Nebraska and Montana. The meeting discussed refuge expansion Pittman Robertson land leasing and uniform non resident fishing licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ira N. Gabrielson
U. S. Biological Survey
Gebrielson
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Gabrielson
U.S
Biological Survey
Nebraska
Thomas A. Fisher
Rowan Mont
Lake County Sportsmen's Association
Isbhemus
St. Gephelaton's
Newell B. Cook
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Intermountain
West
Fisher
Montauk
Harry P. Baglevy
Ogden
Intermountain Association of Service Clubs
Cantata Angelic Tidings Presented by Pocatello Choir
The Cantata Angelic Tidings will be performed by the Cantata The Pocatello Third Ward choir at 6 30 p m Sunday December 19 in the Third Ward chapel under Edwin Edgley with Pearl Timpson on organ Adalin Huff on piano and an orchestra of three violins a cello and flute Soloists include Viola Sorensen Ella Cox Margerette Dalton Violet Spillman Harold Timpson and Elbert Tolman The public is invited and the program is described as a musical treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Third Ward Choir
Third Ward
Edwin Edgley
Pearl Timpson
Adalin Huff
Viola Sorensen
Ella Cox
Margerette Dalton
Violet Spillman
Harold Timpson
Elbert Tolman
Santa Claus Program at Radiant Chapter visit
A Saturday program invites Radiant chapter children to visit with Santa at the Masonic temple at 2 p.m. Local children are encouraged to attend and meet Santa Claus during the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Children of Radiant Chapter
Masonic Temple
Bay Area Seeks Unity on Western Fisheries Plan
Leaders from five intermountain states gathered to back a western fisheries program. Dr. John W. Scott of Wyoming was named permanent chairman as delegates from Idaho Colorado Montana Utah plus Wyoming urged the U S Bureau of Fisheries to develop a revenue supported plan to boost fish production and facilities. The meeting in Ashville emphasized scientific research and a western representatives meeting at the June International Game and Fish Commissioners session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Planning Council of Commercial and Game Fish Commissioners
Intermountain
John W. Scott
Cheyenne
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Utah
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Scott
Bureau of Fisheries
U. S. Commission
Detec Tey
International Game and Fish Commissioners
Ashville
N. C
Officials Expect to Find Bodies of Long-Term Inmates
San Francisco investigators and federal and police craft scoured the bay for Alcatraz escapees Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole. Authorities say the prisoners fled a fogged window and cliffside route, with a 20 foot drop and strong tides, likely making survival unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay
Alcatras
United States
Devil's Island
San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Federal Penitentiary
Ralph Roe
Duncan, Okla
Theodore Cole
Stroud, Okla
Safety First committee in Bannock county schools meeting
The school educational committee of the Safety First council, led by Chairman Edminston, discussed safety methods to be recommended to Bannock county schools. R G Cole of Boise offered safety instruction courses for various grades and suggested informing school boards to integrate them into regular study. The committee will contact parent teacher organizations and arrange speakers on safety. Cole noted automotive industries provide cars for practical student driving and mechanics instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Safety First Council
Edminston
Bannock County
R. G. Cole
Boise
Cole
Attempted suicide by chloride of lime in county jail
Margaret Jollineau, held in the county jail women’s ward on a disturbing the peace charge, attempted suicide by drinking a lime water solution at about 3 a m. Her condition is not serious. She has a history of hallucinations and prior police summons. Mrs. Helen Reed will take her to the state hospital at Blackfoot today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jollineau
Helen Reed
Blackfoot
Frank to Head GOP Policy Committee
Republican figures in Chicago report Dr. Glenn Frank, former Wisconsin president, may accept chairmanship of the party's new policy committee. John D. M. Hamilton plans to interview Frank after a St. Louis meeting that named committee members between 135 and 140. Frank, editor of an agricultural publication, said he had no invitation and no contact with St. Louis officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John D. M. Hamilton
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
Republican National Executive Committee
St. Louis
Hamilton
Ham
Ilton
Dr. Frank
Sevenyearold Albert Schenk Killed by Beer Truck in Rupert
Rupert story reports seven year old Albert Schenk fatally injured when struck by a beer truck near his home as he crossed the highway after leaving a school bus. Sheriff Manifold detained driver E A Vance for investigation. The child's father Govleb Schenk Jr had just left on a business trip to Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Albert Schenk
W F. Manifold
E. A Vance
Gov
Indians Feature In Reception For New Streamliner
Pocatello chamber of commerce plans an Indians dance and ceremonial appearances to greet the Union Pacific City of Los Angeles streamliner arrival on December 21. A lodge meeting will discuss participation and the theater event set for December 29. decorations include Christmas trees. The public may view the train from 4 to 6 p m at the station area with Indians in full regalia and officials receiving greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Youngren
Paul Nash
Chamber
Arnie Eichenlaub
F. M. Bisne
Union Pacific Streamliner
Los Argeles
Pas
New York City
Sun Valley
The
Union Pacific
Island Park Country
Harriman
Jeffers
Los Angeles
Pocatello
Society Returns Boy to Parents
Harold Cook a 15 year old boy from New Castle Delaware ran away and rode freight trains to Pocatello Idaho. The Travelers Aid Society of Wilmington affiliated with the YWCA arranged his return home after Mrs Corbett notified his mother. Harold was hungry and frightened but was helped back to his family and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cook
Pocatello
Wilmington
Delaware
Travelers Aid Society
The
YWCA
Harold
New Castle
Idaho Cabinet Gorge power project surveys to begin
Rep. White announces that preliminary surveys for the Cabinet Gorge power project in north Idaho will start next spring, conducted by the reclamation bureau. The statement was delivered on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cabinet Gorge
Idaho
Reclamation Bureau
Representative White
Japan May Snub U S Note On Sinking of Panay
Survivors recount how Japanese warplanes machine gunned lifeboats and wounded men ashore after the Panay was torpedoed and sunk. The Oahu arrives in Shanghai with dead and rescued crew and passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U.S
Panay
Shanghai
United States
Oahu
Otori
Kasasaki
Ladybird
Nine Arrested on Federal Liquor Complaints in Pocatello
Nine Pocatellans were arrested on federal liquor violations cited by Agents J L Bartley and G W Mazieby. They allegedly refilled bottles and used non stamped bottles, with arraignments before U S Commissioner F P B Tydeman and bonds set at 500 dollars each. Names include Chris J Lukas Blue Moon Joe Hamilton Jeff McCulley Porters and Waiters club John Pattis Bank cigar store George Claris Mint Gus Weltz New Deal Tom Athens Blue Moon Joe Pettene Joe's Place and William Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellans
S J. L. Bartley
G. W. Mazieby
Bartley
U. S
FP. B. Tydeman
Chris J. Lukas
The
Blue Moon
Joe Hamilton
Jeff McCulley
Porters and Waiters Club
John Pattis
Bank Cigar Store
George Claris
Mint
Gus Weltz
New Deal
Tom Athens
Joe Pettene
Joe's Place
William Spruce
Sale of Pocatello Piggly Wiggly items scheduled by bids
Sealed bids were to determine the sale of Pocatello Piggly Wiggly store merchandise and fixtures used since December. James R Woodruff of Bose holds half interest in the local store. The Intermountain Association of Credit Men or Murphy reportedly won the Boise store bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Shortage Reported in Prison Accounts and Warden Ouster Moves
Boise officials disclose a 1621 shortage in state prison records as the Idaho penitentiary row over Warden William H. Gess deepens. Gess, denying responsibility, resists board demands to quit after the death of triple-killer Douglas Van Vinck, and Attorney General J. W. Taynor plans to seek a writ of mandate. The public accounts chief examiner Karl Evans signed the report, issued March 23, 1937, noting it followed a request for a statement on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
William H. Gess
Idaho Penitentiary
Gess
Penitentiary Board
Douglas van Vinck
Karl Evans
Bureau of Public Accounts Ass
Ward
Inquest Ordered Into Death of Infant George Walters
An inquest was ordered for 10 a.m. Saturday by Bannock County coroner Arthur W. Hall into the death of nine month old George Whit Walters of 449 South Twelfth Avenue. Doctors performing the autopsy failed to determine a cause of death, though bruises noted on the child’s body were considered as a possible factor. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday from McMan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whit Walters
George Walters
South Twelfth Avenue
Arthur W. Hall
Bannock County
Hall
Clarence M. Jeffry
Milton EB. Zener Semilar
M. D. McQueen
J. H. Lynn
O. F. Call
H. H. Hughart
McMan's
Cinderella Brings First Children's Theatre Play of Season
The Chil dren's theatre presents Cinderella this Saturday at 3 p m in the Y W C A club room. Miss DeMouth directs with children expressing themselves in busi ness and dialog. Cast includes Betty Hawn Gene Stanley Beth Wooley Elaine Grant Merle Chute Dorothy Martin Ruth Ann South John Bond Janet Schmidt Rosemary Stoy Carol Criswell Esther Jones. Admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Theatre
Cinderella
Miss DeMouth
Betty Hawn
Prince
Gene Stanley
Beth Wooley
Elain Grant
Merle Chute
Dorothy Martin
Ruth Ann South
John Bond
Janet Schmidt
Rosemary Stoy
Carol Criswell
Esther Jones
Y.W.C.A. Club
Funeral services for Jean Carolyn Wright set in American Fork
Funeral services for Jean Carolyn Wright three and a half year old daughter of Lloyd D and Cleo Robinson Wright will be held Saturday at 2 p m from the American Fork Third Ward chapel. Interment will be in American Fork cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Carolyn Wright
Lloyd D
Cleo Robinson Wright
Salt Lake City
American Fork
Utah
Third Ward
Lioness Lena Told to Leave City by Monday
Delmar Robinson, a local boy, paid 50 for a 3 month old African lioness named Lena to study lion taming. Police demand Lena be removed from the east side hotel basement by Monday or city poundmaster 8 M. Cook will stage a lion hunt there. Robinson hopes to sell Lena to Idaho Falls. Officials refuse zoo adoption due to heating and meat costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Delmar Robinson
Robinson
East Side
Charlie Robinson
Cook
Young Robinson
Idaho Falls
Resident G Lewis Recovering From Illness At Home
Prediction G Lewis, living at 1045 South Third, is reported to be recuperating nicely at his home after a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lewis
South Third
Court Hears Cases On Wiring Permit And Disorderly Conduct
Judge William A Fife took under advisement the case of Pred Stevenson and Maur ice Gladwin charged with wiring a Chevrolet garage neon sign without a permit. Clifford Larsen and Lena Sergeant faced changed charges for disturbing the peace after hotel arrest. Jack Burley fined 15 dollars for intoxication with warning of jail time. Multiple defendants forfeited $1 bonds on traffic charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polce
William A Fife
Pred Stevenson
Maurice Gladwin
W. R. Slaughter
Chevrolet
Fife
Clifford F. Larsen
Lena
Court of Justice
William Hinckley
Jack Burley
Burley
C.D. McOmber
Harry Yarnell
F. J McHenry
Weshe Hassell
E S. Kelly
Rhees Fife
Tom Gates
N. O. Johnson
T. L. Banner
Jack Hartvinsen
O. L Hale
E. A Stewart
D. Sappmeton
H. W Basso
J. C. Ditmer
Snow Depth and Temps Hit Local Readings in Pocatello
Snow fell to a depth of three eighths of an inch in Pocatello on Thursday with .03 of an inch of precipitation. Temperatures dropped to 30 degrees at 8 a.m. and rose to 37 by noon. Local showers are forecast tonight with no temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
H. H. Smith
Republican tax substitute defeated in House sub committee
A Republican substitute for the undistributed corporate profits tax was voted down 6 to 3 in a House subcommittee. Vinson announced the result, noting the plan would have reduced federal revenues by 416 million dollars if enacted. The vote followed partisan lines and coincided with housing bill actions as the Rules Committee granted it right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Vinson
Crowther
House Rules Committee
Nippon Official Seeks Delayed Reply To U S Panay Protest
Tokyo reports a foreign office spokesman indicating Japan may refrain from a direct reply to the United States protest over the Panay incident. He said Japan apologized before the American note arrived, and no decision was made on issuing another note. The Panay attack killed or wounded three and led to US demands for a formal expression of regret and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Foreign Office
Gore
Joseph C. Grew
Koki Hirota
U. S
Panay
Yanetae River
Hirota
Waah
Kew
Grew
Citizens urged participate in holiday decoration contest
Pocatellans are urged to enter the Christmas Home Decoration contest sponsored by the chamber of commerce. Prizes include 50 for first, 25 for second, 40 for third, and three 5 prizes for other entries. Entries may be obtained at the chamber or Atm Floral shop. Judging will occur January 2 1938 after decorations must be complete by December 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Atm
Anxiors
G. EB. Chaffee
North Garfield
Jack Bey Bevans
Washington
Arthur D. West
South
Grant
A H. Griffith
South Ntwth
General Hospital
Chester G. Wells
Garfield
Edward H. West
South Garfield
Lynsean Farzo
J. R. You
Reward Offered for Jackson Teen Quentin Darling Missing
Jackson officers report a $50 reward for information to find Quentin Darling 17 who vanished from his Jackson home on November 15. Darling may be with 19 year old Donald Trwues dell and is described as interested in aviation and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Michigan
Quentin Darling
Donald Trwuesdell
Young Darling
Po Catello Community Chest Elects New Officers
The annual meeting will be January 10, 1938, to elect officers for the coming year and fill three board seats. Incumbents BE. MN. Vaughn Ambrose McGuire and R M Taterell terms expire. Subscribers are urged to attend and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pocatello Community Chest
BE. MN. Vaughn
Ambrose McGuire
R. M. Taterell
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Alcatraz
Bay Area
James A. Johnston
Johnston
Golden Gate
G. O. P. Group
Joe Youngren
Buffalo Lodge
Fort Ha
Gesa
Geas
Evans
Children’s Theatre
Lewis
Treasury
Senate
McAdoo
Pope
Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Nippon
Inaton
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