Rural Letter Carriers Elect Pocatellan President
Three groups elect staff for a two day session ending Saturday evening in Pocatello. Social events included a Bed Bannock banquet for 130, a Saturday luncheon, theater party and city sightseeing. Officers were named for the coming year with delegates to national conventions for Postal clerks and rural letter carriers.
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Cose
Pocatello
Hotel Bannock
Orpneum
Bannock
Perry Silvers
Boise
E. H. Billick
Nampa
C. L. Blanchard
Los Angeles
Paul WN. Peters
S. M. Ayers
L. M. Carr
Lewiston
L. A. Wheeler
Emmett
Kansas publisher visits Pocatello for Tribune party
Oscar Stauffer editor of Stauffer publications and his son Stanley visit Pocatello for the Tribune progress party on Saturday night. They plan a short fishing trip at Big Springs before returning to Arkansas City Kansas. Stauffer is noted as president of Stauffer publications.
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Oscar Stauffer
Kansas
Middlewest
Pocatello
Stanley
Stauffer
Tribune
Tribune “Progress
Elks Depart for National Convention in Seattle
H. D. MacCosham former grand lodge officer B. M. Har Graves past exalted ruler of the local lodge and R. W. Jones credentials committee member left Saturday for Seattle to attend the national Elks convention to be in session July 6 to 9.
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H. D. MacCosham
Grand Lodge
B. M. Hargraves
R. W. Jones
Seattle
of the Elks
Tribune Editor Wishes Pocatello Growth
Nicholas Ifft and M. E. Barker convey greetings from The Tribune and The Associated Press for a greater Tribune serving a growing Pocatello and Idaho.
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Associated Press
Nicholas Ifft
the Tribune
Pocatello
Ida
Tribune
Idaho
M. E. Barker
The
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills July 4 The governor general of Australia cabled praise for Gatty and Post. The item notes public support helped ensure the success and honors the quiet backer who enabled the feat without fanfare.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Governor General of
Australia
Gatty
Hall
New Keck
Yeurs
Nation's Birthday Toll Rises With Fireworks Injuries
The 155th birthday celebration across the nation produced about 175 deaths and 230 injuries. Auto accidents and drownings led the toll, with 12 drownings in Los Angeles and Wisconsin recording 42 fireworks casualties. Airplane crashes caused six deaths. one man died in a Colorado auto race. The heat wave added four deaths in Pennsylvania and one in Ohio, bringing the toll near 1,309.
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Southwest
New England
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Colorado
Feraci Quintero Battle Ends In Draw
Charley Feraci of Salt Lake City and Manuel Quintero of Tampa fought ten rounds to a draw in the main event of the program. Allen Lewis of Pocatello outpointed Warren Farrell of Las Vegas in the ten round semi final.
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Ogden
Charley Feraci
Salt Lake City
Manuel Quintero
Tampa
Fla
Allen Lewis
Pocatello Negro
Warren Farrell
Nev
France and United States reach accord on German debt plan
Paris July 5 AP French and American leaders agreed on the Hoover plan for German relief. The draft foresees a twelve year repayment period with a moratorium on reparations from 1931 to 1932 and a US waiver of European debt payments during the same period. Dispute centered on Germany paying in kind versus cash.
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Paris
Germany
Washington
Hoover
Havas
Elks Conclude Idaho Convention in Blackfoot
Idaho Elks wrap three day gathering in Blackfoot with closing Independence Day address by Gov. C. Ben Hoss who urges focus on agriculture for prosperity. J. A. Stewart elected president and next year’s meeting set for Blackfoot. Officers include Armstrong Harpster Bye Christ Melquist and Fox reelected secretary.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Washington
Ben Hoss
Idaho Elks Association
Seattle
Elks
J. A. Stewart
Blackfoot
W. C. Bullman
Wallace
C. O. Armstrong
Moscow
J. Harpster
Burley
Nicholas Bye
Caldwell
J. H. Christ
Sandpoint
A. P. Melquist
Idaho Falls
Harry J. Fox
Pocatello
Fair Sunday and Monday Weather Outlook
A brief forecast notes warmer conditions on Sunday, especially in the southern portion, with continued mild temperatures into Monday.
Weekend Forecast Calls Mostly Mild, Humidity Drops
The weather outlook shows fair and warm conditions with lower humidity on Sunday and Monday. Expect daytime highs in the 70s to near 80s, light breezes, and no significant rain chances through the period. Local incidents data not available.
Four Men Hurt in Salt Lake Gas Explosion
A gas explosion at 2223 Highland Drive damaged the Granite Weltline and Wire Works shop injuring four men Carl Clawson 28 janitor suffered severe burns and head lacerations Charles Hawker 23 cut by glass Delbert Kukel 25 proprietor possibly ruptured eardrums and Ross Rawleigh 25 suffered shocks and bruises Kukel and Rawleigh were about to light a torch to heat a pipe when the blast occurred, rocks shook nearby homes.
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Salt Lake City
Granite Weltline and Wire Works
Highland Drive
Carl Clawson
Charles Hawker
Delbert Kukel
Ross Rawleigh
Kukel
Rawleigh
Idaho Seeks Lower Freight Rates on Beans and Peas
Boise July 4 AP The Idaho Public Utilities Commission asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant a lower freight rate for beans and peas shipped from Idaho, arguing the rate should be comparable to a recently granted seed rate.
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Boise
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Local woman injured in Rigby area crash
Mrs. Tracy Armbruster of 676 West Lewis sustained a scalp wound knee injuries and bruises in a head on collision north of Rigby Idaho Friday night. The Armbrusters were en route to visit friends when their car was struck by an oil truck driven by E J Henry of Rigby. The party including two children and Mrs J P Hayes escaped serious harm and were taken to Ricby for first aid before moving to Pocatello. Mr Armbruster, cashier of Gem State Lumber, was uninjured.
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Tracy Armbruster
West Lewis
General Hospital
Rigby
Idaho
E. J. Henry
Armbruster
Pocatello
Gem State Lumber Company
Carlson
Tribune Takes Step Forward With Addition to Equipment
The Pocatello Tribune inaugurated a high speed duplex printing press at 9 30 p m Saturday with Governor C Ben Ross delivering the dedication via long distance telephone. Mayor Thomas C Coffin and John Foreman joined in the ceremony as press room visitors filled the plant.
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C. Ben Ross
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Lewiston
Idaho
Tribune
Thomas C. Coffin
John Foreman
Chamber of Commerce
K. T P. Calph
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ocean Flyers Ready to Hop to Tokyo Nonstop
Reg Robbins and H S Jones from Texas plan a nonstop flight from Seattle to Tokyo, 5100 miles, refueling in Fairbanks Alaska and along the Siberian coast. J J Mattern and Nick Greener from Texas have reached Fairbanks ahead of the main leg. The Fort Worth monoplane will refuel twice en route over Alaska and Siberia.
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Seattle
Fairbanks
Alaska
Reg. L. Robbins
H. S. Jones
Texas
Tokyo
Siberia
J. J. Mattern
Nick Greener
Mattern
Greener
Edmonton
Alta
Alaska City
Fort Worth
Robbins
Jones
Surface Job To Start Monday In Soda Springs
Workmen arrived to begin preliminary work Monday on a state highway resurfacing project from Lava Hot Springs to the Bear Lake county line a distance of 42.3 miles. The Quinn Robbins company of Boise holds the contract for 103517 dollars. Maylan Lakey reported a seven pound native trout caught on the Blackfoot river near Soda Springs, the largest of the season. E W Renfro the world champion shotgun artist visited en route to Dell Montana after winning the Caunier cup and the Grand Prix at Avacacon, scoring 89 percent at Monte Carlo.
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Soda Springs
Pocatello Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
Bear Lake
Quinn Robbins Company
Boise
Maylan Lakey
Blackfoot
E. W. Renfro
Dell
Montana
Oldest U.S. Congressman George Graham Dies in Islip
George Scott Graham, longtime chairman of the House judiciary committee and the oldest member of Congress, died at his Islip summer home. He would have turned 81 on September 18 after a period of illness marked by paralysis and a coma.
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Islip
N. Y
George Scott Graham
Judiciary Committee
The
House
Congress
Death of Charles Sankey in Lava Hot Springs
Coroner Hall reported that Charles Sankey died by his own action from a self inflicted wound in Lava Hot Springs Friday around 3 p m. The body was brought to town for funeral services next Tuesday. Sankey formerly resided at Fort Hall and had no known relatives.
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Charles Sankey
Lava Hot Springs
Sankey
Fort Hall
Fort Hall Tribes Celebrate Treaty Signing Festivities
Fort Hall Indians marked a three day celebration east of here for the treaty signing with a ceremony that featured a flag raising, camp setup, and a noon address by J L Brady Blackfoot. Speakers included H F Fait Pomona Grange master and Tom Cosgrove provided interpretation. Thirty six dancing events occurred this afternoon as the program continues with a grass dance tomorrow.
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Fort Hall
J. L. Brady
H. F. Fait
Pomona Grange
Tom Cosgrove
Frank Randall
Charles Peterson
Tom Moby
O S L Band to Play Tonight at Ross Park
Pocatello music fans expect a Sunday concert by the O S L band at Ross Park at 8 o clock conducted by L Roubidoux. Program features popular and classical pieces including Nedeg uhphal Overture Gems of 1 Suite Es with selections listed and a light program expected.
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Pocatello
Ross Park
L. Roubidoux
Potent Potluck Pocatello Notes Across Communities
Fragmented OCR text mentions Potlatto and women in business mechanics plus numbers 33 18 15 with adjacent phrases. Readable facts are limited. still suggests a local note on Potlach/Porta? context unclear.
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Pocatello
la Pocatello
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