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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1931
Page
3
The Treasury will offer a long term bond issue totaling 800 million dollars to the public on June 15. Proceeds will retire short term securities as Secretary Mellon reports a 1 billion dollar treasury deficit. Commerce Department notes April business conditions improved for the third straight month. Bonds mature in 1949.
A reader from Pocatello, employed by Union Pacific, argues against Oregon Short Line scare tactics. He contends UP service is strong, layoffs and wage cuts are unfounded, and local town welfare depends on fair corporate operations and tax contributions.
Reverend Charles G Stout of the Christian church delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Pocatello high school seniors. The service featured the high school orchestra and senior chorus with solos by Hale Hubbard Jean Berryman and Faris Edgley. Stout urged graduates to run the race with patience and keep faith as a cloud of witnesses looks on.
An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO face powder made by a new French process. It claims long wear, pore minimization, a beautified complexion, and non irritant formula without a pasty look. The ad urges readers to try MELLO-GLO.
In Dijon on June 1 American mayors and their wives toured Burgundy wine regions. Mayor Gaston Gerard hosted at city hall and praised Burgundy grapes while noting wine as a healthy tradition. Los Angeles Mayor Porter and Mrs. Porter declined wine, drinking water and orangeade respectively as 12,000 residents greeted the delegation.
Lester Collins and William Shafer were sentenced by Judge Jay L. Downing to the state penitentiary. Collins received 10 years while Shafer drew the minimum five years for the attempted robbery of a local tailor. Authorities say they took three shop keys used to locate hidden money, with the escape attempt traced through fresh snow after the tailor’s wife attracted attention from an automobile.
Fort Hall Indian Stockmen's association schedules its summer roundup from June 26 to 29 at the north end of Wood creek. A cattle sale is planned for July 1 at the Fort Hall stock yards. H A Treland and family begin a car vacation to Colorado and Kansas points. Jesse Picotte to represent the local Indian school scout group at a Boy Scout Institute in Plandreau South Dakota.
AAP roundup notes Mickey Walker pitching and hitting a home run for a semi pro club in Eatontown New Jersey. Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang turns polo fan and plans to teach the sport to Manchurian cavalry. MacDonald cites race sweepstakes as robberies draining funds for British industry and lifelines. Moscow reports homeless waifs fallen from 750000 to 4500 since 1921 amid government efforts.
Pocatello Tribune subscribers who fail to receive the paper by 6 15 PM should call the business office promptly to have a replacement dispatched. A special delivery bay operates until 6 90 PM to fix missed deliveries. The paper aims for delivery by 6 15 PM and notes the carrier leaves after 6 30 PM. Contact 123.
Vienna reports Richard Strauss has discharged an obligation by building a villa after the government granted a lot for him to perform at the state opera twenty times yearly for five years. He has paid off the price and finished the residence.
Down Town Motor to Utah Mr and Mrs George E Gordon and Mr and Mrs J A Willis of Pocatello motored to Hiram where they spent Decoration day returning Sunday evening. Dr R O Young has left for the coast to attend optometry school. He will take his children by automobile to his old home then continue by plane. He will be in school four or five weeks and return about July 15.
In Chicago on June 1 AP reports consolidation of four carriers into United Air Lines divisions. National Air Transport runs Chicago to New York, Boeing Air Transport covers Chicago to San Francisco, Pacific Air Transport operates Seattle to San Diego, Varney Air Lines links Salt Lake City to Seattle, under P G Johnson presidency with offices in Chicago. John son previously led Boeing.
Dr J B Leonhardt claims an internal medicine stops piles by addressing blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. After treating 1,000 patients, he reports 960 successful outcomes and names the remedy Hemroid. Witherspoon Drug Co offers a money back guarantee for one bottle.
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