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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1941

Page

2

Albion College 1941 Graduation Planned for June in Bocock Hall

One hundred fifty nine students are candidates for graduation at Albion State Normal College with commencement exercises scheduled Monday June 9 at 11 in Bocock hall. Dr. Carl W McIntosh of Idaho Southern university will deliver the address on Aladdin Had a Lamp. Two seniors from Pocatello Jean Parrett and Maxine McLaughlin plan teaching positions near Arbon and Arimo respectively.

Albion State Normal College Bocock Hall Carl W. McIntosh Idaho Southern University McIntosh Pocatello College University of Iowa Park College Parkville Missouri Albion Wil Cornish Hall Axline Gymnasium Snyder E. Leslie Rolls Trinity Episcopal Church Pocatello Jean Parrett Maxine McLaughlin Miss Parrett Crystal School Arbon Miss McLaughlin Sage Little Theater Arimo Miss Parrot Albion Southeastern Missouri State Teachers College Blackmask

Let Them Climb and Swing And Jump

A three and a half year old boy punches others from surplus energy not released at home. Experts advise outdoor, vigorous play with climbing bars, a kicked ball, and simple tools to exhaust energy, improve behavior, and aid sleep. Parental support and family planning are urged, with a note to request Angelo Patri's booklet Beating.

Nature Angelo Patri P. O Station O New York N. Y

Davie Hill 73 of Blackfoot dies of heart attack

Davie Hill 73 died at home in Riverside Blackfoot Saturday night from a heart attack. Born June 6, 1868 in Trenton Utah, he lived near Blackfoot since 1904 after stints in Sterling and Rigby. He married Emma Wheeler in 1892 and Hermina Schultz in 1934. Survived by widow, eight children, 29 grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Riverside L D S chapel. Burial Grove City cemetery.

Blackfoot David Hill Riverside Mr. Hill Trenton Utah Sterling Rigby Emma Flora Wheeler Logan Hermina Schultz Mgr. Hill High Priests L. D D. E. Hill Howard P. Hill W. A. Ransom George F. Hill Pocatello H Ray Hill Elmer L. Hill Ogden Clarence W. Hill Merlin G. Hill Salt Lake City William Hill Holbrook Edwin Bountiful Riverside L. D. S H. M. Wray Sandberg Howard Hill Grove City Cemetery

Car Crash Fatal Near Wallace

Mrs Ida Zirkle aged 25 died from injuries after her car left the road and overturned 20 miles west of Wallace.

Wallace Ida Zirkle Here

Harem Eyes and Turbulent Night in Himalayan Hut

Anne and Sherwood share tea with a hill village clan where misfortune and misrule flare. A wife strikes her husband, conflict ends as snow falls, and Anne notes the striking Persian eyes as they weigh the strange customs and a possible return home.

Anne Mackey Sherwood Yoi Tibet Sherwod

Flycatcher and Wren Debate Nest Building

Peter Rabbit and Jenny Wren discuss where Cresty the Flycatcher builds his nest. Jenny Wren argues a tree hole is the sensible home, while Peter wonders about the Flycatcher family’s nesting habits in the old story snippet.

Peter Rabbit Jenny Wren Cresty the Peter

Old Woodpecker Houses Shape Orchard Nests

In a chatty Old Orchard scene Jenny Wren lists which birds use ancient tree houses and which prefer new cavities. She notes Downy Woodpecker at work on a fresh home and entries about Winsome Bluebird Skimmer Tree Swallow and others using aged hollows.

Cresty Jenny Wren Peter Woodpecker Winsome Jenny Tommy Tit Chickadee Mrs. Chickadee Peter Rabbit Lonebill

Branch In Canal Zone L D S Church Establishes

In the Panama canal zone an independent Latter Day Saints branch was established. Antoine R. Ivins of the first council of seventy led the effort and reported initial meetings at Fort Clayton near Balboa before his return.

Salt Lake City Latter-Day Saints Church Panama Canal Zone Antoine R. Ivins First Council of Seventy Utah Ivins Panama Fort Clayton Balboa

Flynn Plans Western Tour From New York to Utah

Chairman Edward J. Flynn of the Democratic National Committee has left New York for a western speaking tour with a Salt Lake City appearance scheduled for June 16. He will meet party leaders in multiple cities during the trip.

Washington Edward J. Flynn Democratic National Committee New York Salt Lake City Flynn

Modern Army Needs Brains and Chemistry of Warfare

In a War Medicine symposium, Dr. Elliott C. Cutler of Boston argues that modern warfare requires high intelligence and cooperation. Local selective service boards must carefully observe selectees and maintain thorough personal histories to avoid mentally unsuited recruits. Lieutenant Colonel William C. Porter notes fear and psychological warfare test soldiers, making mental fitness essential.

Chicago Elliott C. Cutler Boston American Medical Association National Research Council Selective Service Cutler William C. Porter Army Medicine Corps

Idaho Attorney General Urges Tax Agencies to Refuse Offsets

Boise Idaho June 2 Attorney General Bert H Miller says he advised tax collecting agencies to refuse offsets against state income taxes for the one mill per gallon toll bridge tax on motor fuels. He urges legislature to repeal the offset provision and notes the act intended dealers to shoulder the tax while major oil firms have not.

Boise Bert H. Miller Idaho Miller

Wheeler to Speak in Boise on June 17

Boise group announces Sen. Burton K. Wheeler of Montana will address a Boise audience June 17 as part of a public program. Justice R. W. Adams of Boise was named chairman of the Boise association at a meeting with over 200 attendees.

Boise Burton K. Wheeler Mont Boise Valley America First Association Justice R. W. Adams Boise Association

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