Days of Old Fort Hall Rodeo to Feature Pocatello Celebration
Pocatello will host Days of Old Fort Hall July 2 to 4 at the new fair grounds. Everett Coborn brings a full rodeo cast with bucking horses, wild steers and Brahma bulls for over 100 cowboys and liberal prizes. Homer Holcomb, famed rodeo clown, will entertain nightly. A night pageant depicts an Indian battle with wagon train and U S cavalry pursuit.
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Mayor Clark to Submit Question on 3.2 Beer Policy
Federal guidance on 3.2 beer arrives as Mayor Clark weighs next step. The Webb Kenyon act bars shipments into Idaho without state sanction, but enforcement falls to local authorities if beer crosses state lines, per Boise prohibition official.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho City License Affects 3.2 Beer Proposal
Boise reports that dealers contemplating selling 3.2 per cent beer under a proposed city ordinance must obtain a license from the bureau of internal revenue. A 25 per cent tax penalty applies for failure to secure the license. George Oylear, Idaho prohibition chief, said he has no Washington instructions on enforcing the plan or state law if Falls pursues it, and his agents are instructed to block any entry of beer into the state.
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B. W. Clark
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Christofferson and Christensen families express deep gratitude to friends and relatives and to Bishop Finlayson and assistants for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the recent death of their mother and grandmother.
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C. Christofferson
G.R. Christensen
J. W. Saunders
Unlicensed Dogs Detered. Impoundment Reminder
Notice from Chief J. L. Balderston warns that all found unlicensed dogs will be impounded. Police department enforces licensing compliance and public safety.
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Murder charge filed in Stanford campus death case
A murder charge against David A. Lamson was filed by Sheriff William Emig over the bathtub death of his wife Allene Thorpe Lamson in their Stanford campus cottage. Investigators cite four head wounds and bonfire evidence as supporting intent, while Lamson remains jailed as an unaccused prisoner.
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Stanford University Press
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Associated Press
Around Town Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Josephine Flick of Long Beach visits in town with the Coles. Baker, Oregon calls the Cromise family for a sister’s illness. Moon family travels to Butte with mother to visit. Barrickman of Rexburg plans a Canada trip ending at the World's Fair. Third Ward Sunday School to sponsor a Friday dance in North Arthur block. Sheeran and De late to Salt Lake for graduation and family visit. Plastino leaves for Ketchum to work forest service. Red Cross plans tailoring for the needy from Pacific-area materials. Wrights attend Western States Beauty Show in Los Angeles. Reed charged as Utah fugitive appears in Bannock court. Dr. Hoyt Woolley to graduate from Northwestern Medical College in Chicago. Evans and Caldwell marry in a license ceremony. May revenue reports. Local arrests return from Bakersfield with burglars. Idaho forestry reports need for warmer gear. Griffiths funeral held. veteran and longtime resident. Children’s Day observance set at First Methodist Sunday.
Police Chief Pledges One Dollar Fine For Traffic Violations
Chief of Police J. L. Balderston said he paid a one dollar fine on two traffic charges from Thursday night. Several individuals posted and forfeited one dollar bonds for failures to appear in police court, including F. A. Plastino and others. Police court hours were shifted to 9:30 a.m. daily, and Balderston was ordered to report to the station at 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. for the two charges amid enforcement of a city ordinance.
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F. A. Plastino
L. Pollock
J. E. Fisher
Ernest Eltenbaker
Otis Wooters
A. L. Chilton
Frank H. Pickett
Ross Holcomb
Doris Ritzman
Clyde Crippen
Tom Rush
Jarvis Roubidoux
City Council Grants Contracts and Seeks 3.2 Beer Vote
Loren Schnabel won a six concert city summer contract for $500. Leila F Ely named welfare worker. appointment awaits county commission approval. Willard Bowen reported a balanced city books audit for year ending May 1. J O Billings received a two year garbage haul contract at $478 monthly. A R Higson named plumbing inspector. City Engineer Hamilton recommended W L Strausbauch as driver for the sprinkling truck. matter continued. Mayors and council urge immediate session on 3.2 beer law. Alameda village extended fire service contract at $150 monthly with consideration of future self supplied equipment. Attorney matters involving J H Petersen and J H Lynn discussed with limited comment pending study. Petersen seeks $2,500 balance for railroad tax case. Lynn matter concerns circulated affidavits from city campaign.
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J. O. Billings
A. R. Higson
Robert Hamilton
W. L. Strausbauch
Iquac
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J. H. Lynn
Petersen
Lynn
Ainsworth and Clayton Claim Name Sake
Bob Ainsworth of National Parks Airways and Rex Clayton of Halliwell Drug Company claim to have a name sake. The note suggests asking them about it and mentions curiosity about blondes in Pocatello.
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National Parks Airways
Rex Clayton
Halliwell Drug Company
Southern Idaho notes mix of fishing and politics
The piece notes disappointing opening fishing due to roily southern Idaho waters with the Blackfoot river yielding a five pounder reported by Chief Deputy Gdfie Warden Lehrbas. It also mentions campaign finance rumors around a community chest safe outside The Tribune offices and a rise in liquor sales in Pocatello with prices similar to Wyoming. Automobile traffic toward Chicago’s World Fair increases as residents observe licenses heading east.
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Blackfoot Narrows
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Chicago
Pocatelloan
Washington
Oregon
Montpelier
Local pool hall mishap ends with rescue and hospital care
In a basement card game a lights outage forced players to navigate darkness. A man about 250 pounds became stuck at a man hole near the stairs and needed friends to free him. He was treated at a local hospital and is recovering.
Parents to Blame for Incorrigibles in Bannock County
Probate Judge Robert S. Callis says juvenile incorrigibles are mounting beyond Bannock county's handling. Pocatello faces daily home disorder and correction difficulties as officials address the growing problem.
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Robert S. Callis
Pocatello
Court calls parents to account for youth behavior
Judge Callis cites home environment as driving cases and warns of contempt of court if parents fail to appear. He notes rising state costs and risk of youths entering reform school or the big house. Parents increasingly held responsible in probate matters involving adolescents.
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Reform School
Roosevelt Pool Completion Spurs President’s Plans
Washington June 2 The popular subscription pool for President Roosevelt is finished. The president, after inspecting it, hopes to swim within hours and plans daily use as his only exercise.
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Last Rites Held for Mrs. Catherine Collins
Requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Joseph church for Mrs. Catherine Collins 48 wife of H A Collins who died Tuesday after appendicitis surgery at a local hospital Rev J C Dolan officiated Pallbearers were Charles Cannon Richard Hogan H W Watson J B Dods O C Stocker and Dr L F Shaw Interment was in Mountainview cemetery by Downard funeral home Deceased is survived by husband two daughters Marjorie and Ellinor both students at U S S B and sister Mrs R G Trotter of Montrose Colo Two Collins sisters Miss Julia Collins and Miss Hannah Collins of Chicago attended the services
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H. A. Collins
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H. W. Watson
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L. F. Shaw
Mountainview Cemetery
Ladies of the L. D. Gs cooked food sale Saturday
The Genealogical Society will hold a full day cooked foods sale Saturday at the Gas Office, 145 North Main Street. Proceeds support society activities and local projects.
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L. D. Gs. Genealological Society
North Main Street
Four Nazi Riots Ringleaders Sentenced to Death in Altona
Germany June 2 four ringleaders of the bloody Nazi Communist riots on June 17 1932 were sentenced to death and six others to hard labor for periods from three and a half to 10 years.
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Germany
Internal Pile Remedy Promises Quick Lasting Relief
Dr. J. S. Leonhardt claims HEMROID tablets cure piles by improving blood circulation in the lower bowel and rebuilding weakened tissues. He reports success in over 900 of 1000 treated patients and offers a money back guarantee through Witherspoon Drug Co and other druggists.
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