Democrats To Picnic Next Monday
Hon. Ben Davis of Pocatello top guest at a Democratic picnic to be held Monday afternoon and evening July 8 at Ross park. Arthur Hall will MC with music by the municipal band and Glen Taylor's orchestra. Addresses by Nellie Steenagan and W. E. Gee, with Genator George Pugmire, Mayor Terrell and Rep. Bistline among speakers.
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Ben Davis
Pocatello
Ross Park
Arthur Hall
Glen Taylor
Nellie Cline Steengan
W. E. Gee
George Pu
P. C. O'Malley
Peter McDermott
Locke
Agnes Toston
C. A. Carmack
William Beasley
Charles Zweigart
Alice Cosgrove
J. H. Lynn
Lynn
W. H. Jensen
Jack Aljets
Crowley United Shows Open With Big Crowds in Pocatello
The Crowley United Shows opened near the university stadium for the American Legion Golden Jubilee week and Fourth of July, drawing a large crowd despite late-arriving trains and rain shortening some rides. Officials praised the turnout and noted upcoming events including a public wedding on Friday with gifts from merchants and the Legion. Expected guests include 50 Tribune-Journal carriers.
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Crowley United
University Stadium
American Legion
Pocatello
Tribune-Journal
Continental Oil to Build Washing and Greasing Station
W H Wardle operator announces Continental Oil will add a glazed brick washing and greasing building at Center and Gar field streets. The facility will have two stalls plus an equipment and furnace room and will include modern servicing equipment. Local labor will be used where possible.
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Continental Oil Company
Garfield Streets
W. H. Wardle
Scouts Change Board of Review Meeting Date
W. O. Tolman advancement chairman for the Pocatello district Boy Scouts announces the board of review has moved to 7 30 p m July 10 in Room 100 Science Hall Idaho Southern University. Motion pictures on merit badge subjects will be shown and all scouts are urged to attend.
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W. O. Tolman
Pocatello District
Boy Scouts
Board of Review
Science Hall
Idaho Southern University
Tolman
Weather roundup for Falls area with heat and record
The Falls section reports a week long forecast with a high of 100 and a low of 45 degrees and no precipitation. It compares to last year’s highs of 86 and notes a record high of 100 degrees on July 9.
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American Falls
Women of Moose Install Officers in Joint Ceremony
The Pocatello chapter No 833 and American Falls chapter No 778 held a joint installation at Moose hall 800 North Seventh. Officers for Pocatello included Jane Winn Eva Parkinson Ersal Cornellson Blanch Johnson Nellie Gorby Helen Winn Mable Murphy Florence Roberts Marguerite Lowrie Catherine Poulsen Amelia Parker. American Falls officers were Hazel Bryant Clare Hager Gerda Roberts Mildred England Florence Allen Vella Dickerson Elma Erwin Mary Small Mildred Kress Gertrude Beaty Lucy Smith. Installation was led by Marie Guyman Ella Parks Dora Eales. refreshments followed.
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Pocatello
Women of the Moose
American Falls
Moose Hall
North Seventh
Jane Winn
Eva Parkinson
Ersal Cornellson
Blanch Johnson
Nellie Gorby
Helen Winn
Mable Murphy
Florence Roberts
Marguerite Lowrie
Catherine Poulsen
Sentinel
Amelia Parker
Argus
Hazel Bryant
Clare Hager
Gerda Roberts
Mildred England
Florence Allen
Vella Dickerson
Elma Erwin
Recorder
Mary Small
Mildred Kress
Gertrude Beaty
Lucy Smith
Marie Guyman
Ella Parks
Dora Eales
Thom Tyhee Society Plans July Fourth Park Outing
North Pocatello ward Sunday school members plan a Fourth of July outing at Ross park beginning 10:30 AM with Mrs James Walton Jr and Mrs George Cutler in charge. A program includes singing prayer patriotic talk and readings followed by lunch and afternoon games. A dance caps the day in the church recreation hall.
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North Pocatello Ward
Ross Park
James Walton, Jr
George Cutler
Eugene Lemmon
Larry Briscoe
S. A. Dunn
Marlene Bringhurst
Darlene Southworth
Hilvia Ellis
Scott D. Lowe
Davis
LaRue Davis
Kenneth Fullmer
Lorenzo Miles
E. R. Brown
George Davis
J. Ed. Stuart
Frank Jones
Summer Visit for Joseph Ruffner with Grandmother
Joseph Ruffner son of Mrs Marguerite Ruffner from the Schutt School of Writing Hollywood arrived from Los Angeles last evening. He will spend the summer with his grandmother Mrs W M Winn of South Garfield.
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Joseph Ruffner
Marguerite Ruffner
Schutt School of Writing
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Ruffner
W. M. Winn
S. Garfield
Local personals list returns from travels and visits
William J. Mullen returns from a San Francisco vacation. Mrs. Mullen to return later in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Turner and family plan the Fourth at their Hebgen lake cabin. Mrs. Arthur B. Scott visits Salt Lake City. The Uhlands to return from California with Mrs. A. B. Stevenson. J Hobart Batson to stay with Dr. and Mrs. E N Roberts. Miss Jean Coffin returns home after visiting Dr. and Mrs. I R Egbert. the Egberts have moved into their new home.
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William J. Mullen
San Francisco
Mrs. Mullen
Arthur B. Scott
West Center
Salt Lake City
J. Hobart Batson
Mrs. E. N. Roberts
South Seventh
Jean Coffin
Aileen Coffin
Rosewood Avenue
I. R. Egbert
Arco
Egbert
Louise Kibbler
Egberts
Unemployed Idaho Workers Receive June Benefit Total
Idaho state unemployment program paid out $110000 in June. S. D. Hayes, executive director, notes the figure reflects benefits to unemployed workers and ongoing program administration in Boise.
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Boise
Idaho
S. D. Hayes
Unemployment Fund Payments Rise Since 1938
The unemployment compensation and employment service divisions of the industrial accident board report June 1939 payments $11,000 higher than June 1939. First six months of 1940 totaled $1,443,826.69 versus $1,687,949.15 in 1939, with the fund established Sept 29 1938 drawing about $4,000,000 to date.
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Industrial Accident Board
Judge postpones sentencing for nightclub gambling case
Probate Judge R. S. Callis has continued sentencing of James McNichols until Monday, July 8. McNichols was found guilty of operating a nightclub where gambling was alleged to be allowed. The penalty ranges from four to six months in jail or a fine of 200 to 300 dollars.
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R. S. Callis
James McNichols
Prosecutors Favor Lowering Idaho Sentence Per Convention
Idaho prosecutors at the State Bar convention discussed reducing punishment from five years to life to one year to life on all crimes. Proposer Donald B. Anderson noted the unusual bid, while Clarence M. Jeffery of Pocatello was elected section president with John Kenward as vice president and H. W. Purchner as secretary treasurer.
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Idaho
Idaho State Bar Association
Donald B. Anderson
Clarence M. Jeffery
Pocatello
John Kenward
Payette
H. W. Purchner
Blackfoot
W. EB. Stanley
Kansas Bar Association
Bannock County
Prosecuting Attorneys’ Section
Caldwell
Proclamation on Independence Day by Mayor Terrell
The proclamation notes Independence Day is revered in America and urges citizens to reflect on the Founding Fathers and protect democratic ideals amid global political chaos. Signed by Mayor Robert M. Terrell on July 4, 1940.
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Republic
Strife Upsets Royal Plans for Princess Elizabeth
London reports wartime disruption to Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret's public appearances. The 14 year old heir and her eight year old sister remain out of sight, studying at home amid air raid precautions.
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London
Elizabeth
Britain
Margaret Rose
England
Queen Elizabeth Among England’s Busy Public Duties
The queen undertakes frequent public appearances including hospital visits and attendance at benefits and service auxiliary unit meetings, making her one of England’s most active royal figures with near daily engagements.
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Queen Elizabeth
England
Canal Yields Body JEROME Idaho
The body of nine year old Bobby Gene McNeil of Twin Falls was recovered from the main canal five miles from Jerome after his bicycle left the road and he fell in. Searchers found him in a deep hole about one third mile below the bridge where he entered the water. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Frank McNeil of Twin Falls.
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Jerome
Idaho
Jay
Bobby Gene McNeil
Twin Falls
Frank McNeil
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Backaches
Many people misdiagnose backaches as unrelated pain. Doan's Pills claim to relieve nagging kidney discomfort by aiding kidney function and flushing waste from blood, promising quick relief after years of use. They emphasize tired kids as a potential cause and urge consulting a doctor if symptoms persist.
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Nature
Doan
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