Annual Swim Classes Open For Children
More than 400 boys and girls began the fourteenth annual Tribune Journal YMCA Learn-to-Swim campaign. The five day program starts with 45 ten year olds at 9 am and runs groups every 30 minutes until all 11 squads finish by 4 pm. Volunteers assist the instructors to split large classes into small groups for focused coaching. Classes continue daily this week through Friday, boosted by a later start to summer vacation allowing five days of instruction.
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Tribune- Journal-Y.m.c
Austin L. Jones
George Randall
Pocatello
Clark and Brooks Clash Over War Entry
Senators Clark D. of Idaho and Brooks R. of Illinois argued in a Washington debate against entering World War II. Agar and Chandler urged war to curb Hitler and Japan. Clark warned entry would ruin democracy at home. Brooks claimed most Americans oppose war and the nation is unprepared.
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Washington
Clark D
Idaho
Brooks R
Ill
Herbert S. Agar
Te Louisville Courier - Journal
William C. Chandler
New York City
United States
Hitler
Agar
Chandler
Japan
Clark
America
England
Brooks
Robert Callis seeks pardon at Idaho Board hearing
Notice states Robert B. Callis will apply for pardon or commutation of a conviction for embezzlement from the 5th Judicial District, Bannock County, Idaho. Hearing set at the State House Boise on the first Wednesday of July 1941 with date May 8, 1941 signed.
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Robert 8. Callis
Idaho State Board of Pardons
State House
Boise
Idaho
5Th Judicial District
State of
Bannock
Robert 8S
Callis
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
In the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division a Notice to the creditors of Duane Alldredge of Pocatello indicates he has been adjudged a bankrupt on May 23, 1941. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 9, 1941 at 10:00 A M in the Dietrich Building Pocatello.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Eastern Division
Duane Alldredge
Pocatello
Bannock
Dietrich Building
S Aid
City council meets midweek. police report multiple thefts and incidents
A city council meeting is set for Wednesday as police chronicle thefts including cars and a pickup, a broken slot machine at Dance Gardens, and several missing licenses. Court action involves Nowall Scott jailed on a false pretenses charge, while power officials urge licensed dog enforcement and a seizure of unlicensed bicycles. Community groups and local clubs announce meetings and camp registrations for girls.
Residents suspect gravel damage breaks at shop windows
Paul Roberts reports his machine shop at 850 North Main had windows broken. Police say loose gravel from a recently graveled South Main extension street may have been thrown by fast cars. Neighborhood children deny involvement.
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Paul Roberts
North Main
South Main
Divorce Granted to Adelina Caprini in Nevada Marriage Suit
District Judge I E McDougall grants Adelina Caprini a divorce from Dominick Caprini after alleging cruelty in their 1930 Reno marriage. Custody of a minor son temporarily awarded to the defendant, who is reported to be farming near Stockton California.
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I. E. McDougall
Adelina Caprini
Dominick Caprini
Reno
Nev
Stockton
Calif
Meetings and club notices including GIA to BLE and Thimble Club 222
A report notes a strained marriage with financial neglect and mistreatment. The G I A to the B of L E will hold a regular meeting in the W O W hall Wednesday at 2 p m. All members are urged to attend. Thimble club No 222 Neighbors of Woodcraft meets Tuesday at 2 in the Knights of Pythias room 134 South Garfield.
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Palm Leaf Circle
Woodcraft
W.O.W
Pocatello
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Library Board
Annette Cragster
B. of L. E
Thimble Club
Knights of Pythias Club
South
Garfield
E. N. Club to Meet at Mrs. Martin's Home
The E. N. club will meet at 2 p m Wednesday at 205 Wilson avenue the home of Mrs. Ethel Martin. All members urged to attend and a lunch will be served. Birth reports from St Anthony's hospital note a son for Mr. and Mrs. David Blalock 1037 East Lander and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gustavson 142 Pershing.
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E. N. Club
Ethel Martin
Wilson Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
David Blalock
East Lander
Rex Gustavson
Pershing
Loss report: items from Mrs. Frank Baldwin auto trip
Mrs. Frank Baldwin of R F D 1 reports a loss along a West Gould to Ross Park route via Main and Halliday. Missing items include a baby walker knitting bag purse with change and a small camera valued at about $10.
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Frank Baldwin
West Gould
Ross Park
Main and Halliday
Sheriff Succession and Local Property Damage Report
C Ben Lyon reports his house at 815 North Lincoln damaged in the past week with broken windows and furniture. Neighbors saw three boys in the house during the week, and there are signs of a fire attempt on a room floor. Alma Marley announces Maurice J. Rossiter has been appointed to a state law enforcement position succeeding Glen Lund at the Portneuf checking station. Lund moves to the Boise state office.
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C. Ben Lyon
North Hayes
North Lincoln
Lyon
Alma Marley
Portneuf
Maurice J. Rossiter
Bannock County
Department of Law Enforcement
Glen Lund
Mr. Lund
Boise
Collision reports and local club notes in Bannock County
Police log records two weekend collisions including a Walters driver fleeing the scene and a Cotterell versus Savage crash. It also lists new 4-H clubs in Bannock County and members of the Singing Thimbles Lago Busy Bee and Lagolia clubs, plus a Grace dairy club leadership slate and officers.
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Claude Johnson
Bannock County
Singing Thimbles Clothing Club of
Inkom
Thelma Chandler
Shirley Ball
Jose Andrews
Betty Larson
Madeline Curzon
Marie Chandler
Margie Ellis
Phil Chandler
Erma Curzon
Busy Bee Sewing Club of
Lago
Henry Turner
Clarence Mendenhall
Narrue Mickelson
Ardell Bennett
Neva Turner
Marjean Bennett
Norma Thomas
Adelaide Weaver
Lagolia Room Improvement, Nutrition and Sewing Club of
Arline Thomas
Wilma Clarenshaw
Gayle Ruud
Jennie Thomas
Ida Bell Mickelson
la Vera Bitton
Ardelle Mickelson
Evelyn Rasmussen
New Grace Dairy Club
Floyd Toane
Charles Kingsford
Howard Johnson
Orlan Bennett
Terre Miles
Grant Whitehead
Roland Daniels
Verl Hubbard
Alvin Beck
Grace dairy club names officers and reporters
The Blue Ribbon Dairy club at Grace lists officers Cyril Anderson as president Keith Barthlome as vice president and Frank B. Roper as leader with Dean Hogan as secretary DeMar Barthlome as reporter and members Morris Anderson and Garry Hogan.
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Stead
Blue Ribbon Dairy Club At
Grace
Frank B. Roper
Cyril Anderson
Keith Barthlome
Dean Hogan
DeMar Barthlome
Morris Anderson
Garry Hogan
County Clerk Returns From Albuquerque Vacation
Mrs Anna Keefe county clerk and recorder returned from a vacation to Albuquerque New Mexico where she visited her daughter Mrs H J Hughes whose husband is on army duty at the post. Board of county commissioners met and reviewed the Saturday courthouse auction of delinquent tax property. Sixty one parcels were offered with 29 redeemed and 32 sold for cash bids 1800 and contract bids 3777. Taxes on the parcels totaled 3608 58.
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Anna Keefe
Albuquerque
N. W
H. J. Hughes
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Shunway gets 1 to 14 years for calf theft in Hawkins Basin
Wendell Shunway was sentenced on a grand larceny charge for stealing a calf in Hawkins Basin and was paroled by Judge McDougall before later parole violation leading to custody by county prosecutor C. M. Jeffery. Also noted are weed eradication efforts on 100 to 325 acres in Downey McCammon Lava Hot Springs Grace Fort Hall areas and Lions club officer elections with Richard Clayton as president candidate. Richard H Wells to speak on Hawaii and defense role. Prosecution reports first of 24 liquor sale cases to be tried June 5 in police court before Justice William J Ryan. Earl Scott and Clifford Curtis case leads.
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Wendell Shunway
Hawkins Basin
Boise
Sunday Shumway
McDougall
C. M. Jeffery
Mahlon Rupp
Downey
McCammon
Lava Hot Springs
Grace
Fort Hall
Mr. Rupp
Lions’ Club
Richard Y. Clayton
John F. Lund
William E. Swan
Frank Briggs
Roy F. Miller, Jr
O. Lyle Hiner
Ad Wooley
Howard Woods
Bland Sutton
Hawaiian Islands
Richard H. Wells
Do. M. Jeffery
William J. Ryan
Earl Scott
Clifford Curtis
T. Bailey Lee
Bailey
Prosecution Cases Set in District Court Over Embezzlement Link
Schedule shows Tuesday at 10 a m in District Judge I E McDougall's court for Edward Lynn Gray son versus Joseph Linton and others and I W Lynn versus Robert S Callis and others. The actions arise from the administration of Robert S Callis former Bannock County probate judge now in state prison for embezzlement. In the Grayson case it is alleged that money was paid.
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I. E. McDougall
Edward Lynn Grayson
Joseph Linton
I. W. Lynn
Robert S. Callis
Bannock County
Grayson
Piano Recital Tonight by University Students at Frazier Hall
University students and faculty pianist presenters give a recital at 8 pm in Frazier hall auditorium. Albert Weese Grace Hutchings and Barbara Brian perform works by Beethoven Chopin Mana Zucca Leschetizky Arditi with vocal selections and advanced student musicians.
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Josephine Harland Berryman
Frazier Hall
Beethoven
Chopin
Albert Weese
Mana Zucca
Leschetizky
Grace Hutchings
Arditi
Barbara Brian
Rudolph Goranson
Department of Music
Pocatello Girl Scouts Hold Summer Day Camp at Foss Park
Pocatello girls aged 7 to 18 will meet for day camp at Foss park on Tuesdays and Thursdays June 3 to June 24. Sessions run 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with activities, meals, planning, assemblies, and bus service along the regular route.
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Pocatello
Brownies
Foss Park
Ray King
R. Cox
J. Martin
R. Havilland
Donna Brick
H. Stoy
Yowell
Patrica Murphy
Donna Loveless
M. Hackworth
Katherine Barton
Edward Moran 63 Twin Falls Railroad Conductor Dies
Edward L Moran 63 of Twin Falls a railroad conductor died Saturday evening of a heart attack on a train at Rogerson station He was born December 8 1887 in Sheffield Pennsylvania and moved to Glenns Ferry before settling in Twin Falls in 1938 He is survived by his widow and daughter Madeline Moran Funeral services are set in Twin Falls Tuesday morning with a memorial at Downards mortuary chapel and burial at Mountain View Cemetery Wednesday at 10 AM He was a member of the O R C and the Elks Lodge.
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Edward L. Moran
Twin Falls
Rogerson Station
Mr. Moran
Sheffield
Glenn’s Ferry
O.R.C
The
Elks Lodge
Madeline Moran
Downard’s Mortuary Chapel
J. A. Jentges
St. Anthony's Catholic Parish
Mountainview Cemetery
Island of Pava Supports 42 Million People
The island of Pava spans 622 miles in length and 121 miles in width and can support a population of 42,000,000 people.
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Pava
Card of Thanks From the Shilling and Spillman Families
The families express sincere thanks for kind words and floral offerings during their recent bereavement. Names listed include N F Shilling W C Spillman J D Spillman George Hogan Arthur Amundsen James Sims William J Hynes.
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N. F. Shilling
W. C. Spillman
J. D. Spillman
George Hogan
Arthur Amundsen
James Sims
William J. Hynes
Christian Scientists Rally For Democracy In Boston Meeting
In Boston June 2 about 6000 church members gathered for the annual Christian Science meeting. The board urged defense of democratic government as the best means to protect life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. John Randall Dunn of Boston Centerville Mass elected president of the mother church for the coming year. He emphasized spiritual progress and assurance that civilization remains intact. The new president's father James Randall Dunn is linked to the U.S. immigration service.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
John Randall Dunn
Centerville
Mass
James Randall Dunn
United States Immigration Service
Massillon
Ohio
San Fran
Christian Science Missionary and Lecturer’s Global Work
A former government employee devoted years to Christian Science healing ministry. He served in many roles including first reader of the mother church and as a lecturer, spreading the movement’s message worldwide.
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Cisco
Local Court Orders Involving Fines And Contempt
Law intoxication case sees Roy G. Jobe fined $25 and floated. Peter Jackson fined $25 with suspension. Vagrancy fines of Charles K. Nolan and Marion W. Reynolds set at $100 each with suspensions upon departure from the city. Joe Garcia, previously fined and floated May 26, faces contempt charges for staying after suspension and is jailed by Judge William Fife. Police report Garcia as a continuing trouble source.
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Roy G. Jobe
Peter Jackson
Charles K. Nolan
Marion W. Reynolds
Joe Garcia
William Fife
Garcia
Local motorists face fines on multiple city streets
Charles Bennett, 23, charged with reckless driving for a 40 mph three block trip on North Main without lights and no permit, fined 25 dollars. Irwin Vincent of the Driggs hotel faces 20 dollar bond forfeiture for speeding 40 to 45 mph on South Fifth. L Gustman fined 25 dollars for speeding on East Center. Thomas Townsend Delmar J Dolly and Mrs Vern Duffin forfeited dollar bonds on illegal parking charges.
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Charles Bennett
North Main Street
Drivin
Bennet
Irwin Vincent
Driggs Hotel
South Fifth
L. Gustman
East Center
Thomas Townsend
Delmar J. Dolly
Vern Duffin
Soil in Dutch East Indies Largely Volcanic Origin
A study notes that twenty eight percent of the soil in the Dutch East Indies stems from volcanic activity. Researchers highlight the geology of the archipelago and the influence of volcanic ash on soil fertility.
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Dutch East Indies
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Wyeth
Arthur J. Munson
Wayne
Francis H. Roylance
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Power County
Ethel Brumfield
Betty Ryan
Vernon Brumfield
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Aerie
Lee Cox
Salt Lake City
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Bremerton
Daniel Rose
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Emery Roberts
North Sixth
Irving Junior High School
Warren S. Williams
South Arthur
Arthur and Lander
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Scout
First Security Bank
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Norge Night-Watch
Center Street
John Walters
North Grant
Lyle Leslie
North Arthur
Leslie
Walters
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Rosa Cotterell
Pocatello Creek
Cliff Savage
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Emma J. Lynn
Iweim
Kor
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the Equitable Life
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Idaho Coal & Ice Co
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