Plumhof to Dedicate Museum Gift at Idaho Southern
Union Pacific official Henry J. Plumhof will present a 65 ton engine 947 to the Idaho Southern Historical Museum at a 9 AM commencement on campus. The event includes remarks from E C Manson and a possible address by Dr Norman Coleman amid campus engineering efforts to move the engine.
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University of Idaho Southern
John R. Nichols
Engine 947
Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho Southern Historical Museum
Henry J. Plumhof
Salt Lake City
State Board of Education
E. C. Manson
Oregon Short Line
A. L. Lillibridge
U. S. Pack
Academy
Norman Frank Coleman
Reed College
Dexter M. Keezer
Portland
Coleman
Ontario
Canada
University of Toronto
Harvard University
Mills College
Washington High School
Spokane
Whitman College
Notable Oregon civic leaders and wartime lecturer profile
The subject held posts including president of the Oregon Social Hygiene Society, Portland Americanization Council, Japan Society of Portland, and Boys and Girls Aid Society of Oregon since 1931. He served as a special lecturer for the American Expeditionary Forces in France in 1919 after being at Camp Lewis in 1917 and was listed as a progressive Republican and a Methodist.
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C. A
Camp Lewis
France
Oregon Social Hygiene Society
Portland Americanization Council
Japan Society of Portland
Boys and Girls Aid Society of
Oregon
Engineers Unit To Attend Camp Boise Training
Captain R F Hamilton announced the 116th Engineers will attend the two week National Guard camp in Boise starting June 6. Troop A cavalry will join at Gooding, with arrival in Boise around 8 a m. Vacancies exist and interested men should report at the Armory tonight or contact Lt Wayne E Downing by Thursday.
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R. F. Hamilton
116Th Engineers
National Guard
Boise
Gooding
Hamilton
Wayne E. Downing
West Lewis
Republicans Consider Mrs Longworth for Vice President
Ingall W. Bull, chair of the Los Angeles county Republican committee, said a suggestion has been made to ask Mrs. Nicholas Longworth to accept the Republican nomination for vice president. He supported the idea as a means to consolidate the women’s vote against the New Deal.
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Los Angeles
Ingall W. Bull
Pocatello Roundup Selections and Local Notices
Judge Downing schedules court calendar for June 8 at 10 a m. Lifers, CCC activity, thefts, and traffic actions fill the week in Pocatello with police court cases and city council matters. Local residents, visitors, and agency staff are mentioned alongside community events and business ads.
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Pocatello City
Inspector Leads Morning Tour From Local HQ To Camp Bannock
The report notes Colonel Hunter departed the local headquarters and visited Camp Bannock near Pocatello to inspect CCC activities. A morning tour included a trip to Missoula Montana, with May police court forfeitures totaling $1001.50 and city coffers receiving revenue from dog licenses at $187 and bicycle licenses at $82.
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Pocatello
George L. Mathews
Camp Bannock
CCC
Hunter
Missoula
Mont
Pines
Cotta
Tom Rush
Police court notices and weather impact on travel
Forfeited $1 overtime parking by Mrs. M Whitt man Mrs. R. Dalton Hyrum Faulkner Arthur Chapman Wells Art Henry and James Fenwick. Lawrence Jackson an Indian of the Fort Hall reservation pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 with half suspended by Judge William Fife. An error incorrectly announced Dean Leavitt as manager of the Pep 88 station at Main and Sublett but he remains lubrication engineer at Billmeyer’s. The opening of the safety traffic lane was postponed due to bad weather. John F. Anderson of a national gum company reported heavy rain made travel between Downey and Malad difficult. his car slid into a borrow pit on the way here from Salt Lake and he waited in Malad for road improvement.
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Elmer A. Wicker
Rosewood Avenue
William Hinckley
D. L. Whitaker
M. Whittman
R. Dalton
Hyrum Faulkner
Arthur Chapman
Wells
Art Henry
James Fenwick
Lawrence Jackson
Fort Hall Reservation
Byudge
William Fife
Tribune
Dean Leavitt
Main and Sublett
Leavitt
Billmeyer's
John F. Anderson
Chewing Gum Manufacturing Company
Downey
Malad
Salt Lake
Miner Assigned To Camp Bannock In Idaho CCC
Captain Riley P. Miner of the Pocatello CCC district is assigned to command the Bannock camp near Pocatello succeeding Captain Joseph Clements who goes to Victor Idaho as railhead officer. Miner has served as district public relations officer and camp officer at Spring Creek and Forney camp. He previously served in the Fifth Camp Area in Ohio and the Ft. Douglas district. Edith Fellows, 11, has a pet white rat named Archibald.
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Riley P. Miner
Pocatello
CCC
Bannock
Joseph Clements
Victor
Idaho
Miner
Spring Creek
Salmon Country
Forney Camp
Fifth Camp
Ohio
Pocatello Community Chest Officers Elected at YMCA Meeting
Harper named president of the Pocatello community chest at the annual YMCA gathering. L. J. Londo and Ambrose H. McGuire elected first and second vice presidents, with S. E. Brady as treasurer. Directors include Myron Porges and A. L. Merrill, plus reps from YMC A YWCA Boy Scouts and Girls groups.
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Harper
Pocatello Community Chest
Y.M.C.A
L. J. Londo
Ambrose H. McQuire
S. E. Brady
James R. Young
A. L. Merrill
Myron Porges
I. A. Pelton
Porges
Mr. Merrill
Pocatello Central Labor Union
E. N. Roberts
T. R. Neilsen
Y.W.C.A
A. B
Local society notices and meeting plans
The Presbyterian Ladies aid meets at Mrs. Oscar Smiths home 252 North Seventh Wednesday at 1 30 p m for a covered dish luncheon. Trinity Guild gathers Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs. D W Churchs 429 North Garfield. The Past Guardian Neighbors club meets Wednesday afternoon at 2 at Mrs. Roy Martzs home. The Supreme Forest Woodmen circle holds a regular session Thursday evening June 4.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Oscar Smith
North Seventh
Trinity Guild
Wednessad
D. W. Church
North Garfield Avenue
Past Guardian Neighbors Club
Roy Martz
Order
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
Townsend Towns Club and Lodge Events Tonight
Eagle's hall hosts initiation and Blackfoot Grove No. 12 with refreshments as Mrs. C. Ben Ross state manager attends. Townsendites invited to hear George Baker of Portland speak at 8 p.m. at Idaho Eagle's hall. GLA to B of LE meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the W.O.W. hall.
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Eagle's Hall
C. Ben Ross
Townsend Club No
County Court House
George Baker
Portland
Oregon
Baker
Idaho
Funeral services held for LeRoy Adron Moon
LeRoy Adron Moon died Friday. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Monday at Hall funeral chapel with Rev. John E. Spencer officiating. Music included vocal duet and solo by Mrs. Margaret Dalton and Arthur W. Hall. Odd Fellows, D. A. V., American Legion assisted. Interment in Mountainview cemetery.
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LeRoy Adron Moon
Hall
John E. Spencer
The
Presbyterian Church
Lord
Shepherd
Margaret Dalton
Arthur W. Hall
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mr. Moon
D. A. V. and
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Mountainview Cemetery
Funeral services for infant Charles Edwin Kelly
Funeral services were held for infant Charles Edwin Kelly son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Kelly at the L D S Sixth Ward chapel with Bishop J Golden Jensen officiating. The service featured two hymns, a violin solo, a vocal duet, and readings by local church members. Interment followed in Mountainview Cemetery under Hall Mortuary directions. Flower girls included Wanda Lee Thompson and Lorraine Armstrong among others.
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Charles Edwin Kelly
Elmer J. Kelly
L.D.S. Sixth Ward
J. Golden Jensen
James H. Ellis
Arthur Thompson
R. L. Dixon
R. A. Johnson
Bishop Jensen
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Word Relief Society
Fernand Talbott
Whispering Hope
Violet Spillman
Bessie Capell
Wesley Armstrong
Jack Armstrong
Hatton Armstrong
Theodore Kelly
David Armstrong
Robin
Idaho
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Wanda Lee Thompson
Lorraine Armstrong
Republicans Oppose Tax Bills in Conference
Senate Republicans at a party conference on revenue legislation rejected passage of any tax bill. They favored backing the finance committee compromise and then voting against it, arguing restraint on government spending and insufficient study time. McNary cited tentative provisions like a surtax on corporate profits, with no votes taken.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
Finance Committee
McNary
Oregon
Supreme Court
Couzens
Michigan
Italians Report War Casualties
Official Italy tallies African war losses at 4,359 dead with 2,313 White officers and men, including 1,304 in combat and 1,009 by illness or accident, 1,593 Native troopers, and 453 workmen among the casualties.
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Rome
Italy
Seven softball teams organized in Anderson Missouri
A total of 119 men in Anderson Missouri population 1000 belong to seven organized softball teams.
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Anderson, Mo
Notice to report communicable diseases in Bannock County
The Bannock county health unit at Pocatello General Hospital requires reporting of all communicable diseases. Samuel Weisross M D director TJ234 signs the notice.
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Bannock County
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H. J. Plumhof
Graybar Electric Co., Inc
Western Royal Vac. CL. CO
ROYAL
Billmeyer
Electric Supply Co
North Main
Jay L. Downing
Fifth District Court
R. O. Young
West Coast
Earl Campbell
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. FP
Masonic Temple
J. P. Drissen
Edna Fillingam
Fort Hall
Anaconda
Montana
Miss Brittain
Fort Hall Agency
Josie Dan Papsie
Jim Papsie
Leo C. Decker
Robert Swearengin
Lakeside, California
Swearengin
Mrs. Decker
Gordon's Confectionary
John F. Gestring
Pocatello CCC
May Galloway
Yellowstone
Robert Galloway
Claude F. Acree
Camp Cub River
Preston
Acree
H. A. Ireland
Ireland
New Jersey
Martin Hultquist
Louise Ireland
Supt. Gross
Kansas City
Harold W. Spaulding
Spaulding
University of Washington
Seattle
McCammon
Sheriff's Office
John McCammon
Frank E. Ellis
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Troy
Parisian
Ra Brown Bailey
A. E. Duke
South Dakota
John Connelly
Father Coleman King
St. Anthony's Parish
Leo Wricht
Second
Center Streets
Tom Floyd
Arnold's
Adj
Fiks’ Club
Adv
William Christensen
Blackfoot
West Center
William Birch
St. Anthony
Marion Steed
Twelfth Avenue
Fifth and Humbolt
Edward Vancoutz
Ernie Scholeski
Joseph Rossi
D. W. Bliss
William Cavanaugh
Eclty
W. J. Ingling
Mrs. Ingling
Florida
Mr. Ingling
Key West
Rebecca Olive Purkey
Bert B. Purkey
Leslie E. Purkey
Lester Purkey
Myrtle L. Pattis
South Main Street
South Second Avenue
Portneuf
George Hunter
Ninth Corps
Stephenson Music & Electric Ee
J. D. Gardner
John Sievers
Guy Gates
H. L. Fawson
Radio & Electric
Troy-Parisian
Edith Fellows
Archibald
Petersen
G.la
B. of L.E
W.O.W. Hall
GOP
Penne
Cash Coal CO
E. L. Harrison
Optometrist
People’s
Radio That
BIG Black
Carnes-Roberts Music CO
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