Secrecy Maintained On New York Paris Nonstop Flight
The planned New York to Paris nonstop flight by Chamberlin remains secret as police protection and runway access at Roosevelt Field are arranged. Columbia Aircraft Corp officials confirm a request was sent to N A A secretary Carl Schory to attend the take-off.
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New York
Paris
Columbia
Roosevelt Field
Curtiss Field
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft Corporation
Carl F. Schory
National Aeronautical Association
Washington, D. C
Bellanca Flight Plans Hinted By Levine Officials
Washington dispatch reports Carl F. Schory of the National Aeronautic Association rushed to New York to supervise aeronautical tests for a Bellanca flight. Charles A. Levine withheld details on takeoff and potential crew, while options ranged from Newfoundland to Cherbourg routes. In Benison Iowa the Bellanca plane Columbia, with Clarence D. Chamberlin, was expected to reach Berlin, per his father, suggesting imminent takeoff.
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Is.ane
Washington
Carl F. Schory
National Aeronautical Association
New York
Charles A. Levine
Bellanca
Bchory
Levine
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Lévine
Chamberlin
Newfoundland
Ireland
Columbia
Cherbourg
Lindbergh
Columbis
Benison
Berlin
Atlantic
Community Dollar Day Planned for Early July
Pocatello merchants plan a community dollar day early in July. A luncheon set a committee to interview retail dealers and gauge interest. Reports from Caldwell Twin Falls and Logal urged participation with ads and regional outreach.
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Pocatello
Retail Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Russell
Harry Wilson
E. J. Fieldsted
Caldwell
Twin Falls
Logal
C. C. Balch
Flier Returns to France and Sails Saturday
Captain Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis, packed in two wooden crates, is aboard the American cruiser Memphis at Southampton en route to Cherbourg. The Memphis will sail after the ceremony with Lindbergh slated to embark tomorrow for Washington, D.C. Admiral Burrage praised Anglo American friendship renewed by the feat.
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Southampton
England
Lindbergh
Spirit of
Burrage
America
John M. Savage
Latzo Holds Title Bout Weight at Polo Grounds
New York June 3 AP Latzo weighs under the welter limit for the world title bout at the Polo Grounds while Dundee outfits a challenger conforming to the 146 pound division. The bout promises a swift decisive clash as Latzo keeps pace with the scaled limit.
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New York
Pete Latzo
Ralf A
Des Dee
Miss Miriam Stoy Arrives in Pocatello from New York
Miss Miriam Stoy daughter of Arch deacon and Mrs Howard Stoy arrives in Pocatello this evening from New York City where she has been attending the Teachers College of Columbia University.
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Miriam Stoy
Archdeacon
Howard Stoy
Pocatello
New York City
Teachers College of
Columbia University
Warner Stone and Pantages Circuit Orchestra Broadcast
Warner Stone and his Pantages circuit orchestra announce a music program on station KSEI this evening from 9 to 11. A dinner program runs from 6 30 to 7 30. Adelaide Anderson School of Music presents an advanced student recital at Anders Hall at eight o clock with public attendance invited.
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Warner Stone
Pantages Circuit Orchestra
KSEI
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Anders Hall
Inoculations for 116th Cavalry Guard Troop
Members of troop E, 116th cavalry Ideano national guard received their third smallpox typhoid and paratyphoid inoculations last night. With one more shot pending, the men will be immune. An extra drill is scheduled Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
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116Th Cavalry
Ideano National Guard
Pocatello Schools Close For Summer Vacation
Public schools in Pocatello officially closed for the summer. Report cards were issued to high school students this afternoon ending nine months of study. Commencement for the seniors was held Wednesday afternoon and baccalaureate services were held last Sunday.
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Pocatello Public
Visiting Relatives Visit Pocatello by Miss Helen Wolf
Miss Helen Wolf arrives in Pocatello this morning to spend several weeks with her relatives Misses Alice and Mary Wolf on West Fremont street. Miss Wolf hails from Marion Indiana.
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Helen Wolf
R. R. Wolf
Pocatello
Alice
Mary Wolf
West
Fremont Street
Miss Wolf
Marion
Indiana
Unsettled Weather With Light Showers Predicted
Local observer A. B. Teeple forecasts unsettled weather with light showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures ranged from 47 degrees this morning to 64 at noon today, with yesterday’s high 71 and today’s low 45.
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A. B. Teeple
Presbyterian church delegation to speak in Pocatello Sunday
Dr. Newman Hall Burdict of the national Christian Education board and Judge J A Kennedy of Louisville Ky special representative will be in Pocatello Sunday. Burdict will speak at the Congregational church morning services and Kennedy at the Presbyterian church.
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Newman Hall Burdict
National Christian Education Board
The
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Kennedy
Louisville
Pocatello
Congregational Church
Presbyterian
Beatrice Hansen Weds Charles Burton In Idaho Home
Miss Beatrice Hansen of Pocatello and Charles Burton of Irwin Iowa married Wednesday afternoon at six at the bride's North Hayes avenue home. Rev George Sloan officiated. The bride is Idaho Falls high school graduate and U S Branch alumna. The couple will attend summer classes at Logan Agricultural College. The Alameda Community Ladies Aid will hold a cooked food sale Saturday at Chance Hardware on North Malin Street.
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Beatrice Hansen
Pocatello
Charles Burton
Irwin
Iowa
North Hayes Avenue
George 8. Sloan
Idaho Falls
U. S
Logan Agricultural College
Alameda Community Ladies’ Aid
Chance Hardware Store
Malin Street
Pocatello Post Names Delegates to State Convention
The Pocatello Post nominated nineteen candidates Thursday at the American Legion meeting in Bannock County Memorial for delegates to the state convention in Weiser on July 25 to 27. Nominated delegates include Jay Downing Ralph Jones Bill Hill E J Thorkildsen Dave Parnsworth Ray Holman Bob Hamilton F P M Bistiine F F Tydeman Ivan Genser Ralph Greenfield Joe Turner Ed Heun L L Watson H R Pint G Nicholas fr Charlies Goranson Ed Ames and Perg Hicks.
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American Legion
Bannock County Memorial
The
Weiser
Jay Downing
Ralph Jones
Bill Hill
E. J. Thorkildsen
Dave Parnsworth
Ray Holman
Bob Hamilton
F P. M. Bistiine
F F Ty
Mexico Mourns Loss of Senora Natalia Calles
Mexico City reports Senora De Calles died in Los Angeles after long illness. President Calles, ill with a cold, arranged to bring her body home as 11 children and several married daughters survive. She was born Natalia Chacon in Mazatlan about 46 years ago and had converted to her husband’s Protestant faith. She had asthma most her life and spent time at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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Senora de Calles
Mazatlan
Mexico
Andres Chacon
Mexico City
Calles
Los Angeles
Senora Calles
Chapultepec
Maximilian
James R. Sheffield
United States
Natalia Chacon
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Brothers
Ernestina
Thomas A. Robinson
New York
Death greetings from Coolidge Kellogg to Calles family
Washington June 3 AP reports President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg sent condolences to President Calles on the death of Senora De Calles. Coolidge expressed sincere sympathy for Mexico and the American people. Kellogg conveyed shock and grief and offered full assistance, noting Senora De Calles died in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Senora de Calles
Calles
Coolidge
Kellogg
Mexico City
Tam
Lenora de Calles
Los Angeles
Foundations of radio industry under debate in public interest
A discussion on radio’s financial base and its public appeal questions whether indirect revenue can sustain national broadcasting. If public interest loses value, the industry may face higher burdens or collapse, prompting calls for closer cooperation between manufacturers and broadcasters.
Gift of Sentiment to Lindbergh Arrives in Worcester
A two dollar check bearing Congresssman Carl A Lindbergh’s signature, written by his late father, is presented to Captain Charles A Lindbergh in Worcester. Oscar G Norseen will deliver the check, a personal keepsake from the Swedish National Federation banquet. The note recalls a sleeper ticket advance made years ago and not repaid.
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Worcester
Mass
Charles A. Lindbergh
Carl A Lindbergh
Oscar G. Norseen
Swedish National Federation
Norseen
Federation
New York
Lindbergh
Washington
Picture Actress Fatally Injured In Auto Collision
Evelyn Egan a 20 year old motion picture actress was fatally injured when her car slammed into a steam shovel on a Hollywood boulevard. Her head was crushed and surgeons at the receiving hospital removed her left side after an emergency operation. The actress car was largely demolished in the crash.
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Los Angeles
Evelyn Egan
Hollywood Boulevard
Gate City Business College To Open For Summer Session
The Gate City Business College will open for the summer season Monday morning. Miss Lotta Guffin from Butte Montana arrives to join the staff as an instructor for the summer term.
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Gate City Business College
Wool Market Holds Firm As Prices Rise In East Section
Boston reports a firm wool market with prices strong in the eastern seaboard while far western prices retreat to February levels. Bright wool states show more activity and spinners resist low bids. foreign markets remain firm against buyers. Mohair steady. 1927 Boston shipments and year‑to‑date receipts decline versus last year. Quotations for various fleeces and grades listed, including Delaine, blood, and scoured lots across Texas California Oregon Montana and more.
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Boston
Eastern Seaboard
Far West
Commercial Bulletin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Territory
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Heavy Stock Market Trading As Bears Return
New York June 3 The stock market again faced a sinking spell as bear traders push for control. Early gains vanished under heavy selling but resumed upward drift by midafternoon amid enormous volume and a 20 minute quotation delay. Total shares traded about 2.5 million.
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New York
U .S
Ralls
Delaware & Hudson
Texas & Pacific
Norfolk & Southern
Missouri Pacific Common
St. Paul Preferred
Park & Tilford
National Distillers
General Motors
United States Steel
Allied Chemical
American Smelting
Baldwin
Chesapeake & Ohio
Nickel Plate
New York Central
Atchison
Chicago Livestock Prices Report for Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs receipts 28 000 buyers active early packers out of market trade uneven top 9 65 bulk 150 to 210 lb 9 35 to 9 60 220 to 250 lb 9 25 to 9 50 260 to 300 lb 9 00 to 9 30 sows 7 90 to 8 25 heavy 7 75 down pigs 8 75 to 9 10 Cattle receipts 3 000 fed steers up 10 to 15 cents culls and heifers slow stockers weak vealers up 25 cents bulls steady best weighty steers 13 25 yearlings 10 65 packers 10 50 to 11 50 stockers 8 00 to 9 25 country demand slow light vealers 10 50 to 11 50 outsiders 12 00 to 12 50 Sheep receipts 10 000 lambs active up 25 cents four California lambs 16 50 to packers 13 50 natives 13 25 to 13 50 best natives at outside prices yearlings strong to 25 cents higher medium weight yearlings 14 00 heavy ewes 45 00 to 50 00 feeding lambs unchanged California feeders 13 25 yearling breeding ewes 12 75 mixed two and three year olds 9 00
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Chicago
California
Market Report Scribbles on Livestock Prices
Receipts number 100 with calves steady to strong demand. Good to choice 227 to 251 pound calves dealers averaged 11.50 with 330 pound averages 10.50. Bulls ranged 5.25 to 6.00. Senders note no sheep data. lambs price 12.25 to 14.00 and ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
Livestock Market Report St Joseph June 3
Hogs 8 000 head steady to 10 cents lower. top 26, bulk 8.75 to 9.20. Cattle 600 head, market about steady. steers 9.00 to 10.00, cows and heifers 4.00 to 9.50, stockers 7.50 to 9.00. Sheep 2 500 head steady to 25 cents higher. lambs 15.25 to 16.25, ewes 5.00 to 6.25.
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St. Joseph
Cash Grain Prices in Chicago Spot Market
Wheat No 2 hard 1.4714, No 2 mixed 1.01 1.04, No 2 yellow 1.04 1.04, oats No 1 white 56.44, No 3 white 51 respectively, rye not quoted, barley 85.9, timothy seed 4.50 5.25, clover seed 25.00 34.00, lard 12.37, ribs 12.62, bellies 14.25.
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Chicago
Market Report Shows Lower Hog Prices Across Regions
Ogden notes hog market activity with totals: 1480 head including 142 market and 338 local packers, 87 Swanson, 659 San Francisco market and 254 San Francisco packers. Prices fall 10 to 15 cents, lights 165 to 185 pounds at 9.25, lighter weights 135 to 150 pounds at 9.00, weighty butchers 9.00, sows 7.00 to 7.50. Cattle dull with 12 for market, vealers 10.40 high, 7.00 to 8.00 common. Sheep 2645 head with 31 market, 2614 Omaha, feeder lambs 10.00, 122 lb ewes 12.50, late Thursday 62 lb lambs 11.50.
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Ogden
Swanson
San Francisco
Market
Omaha
Commodity prices steady across copper tin zinc and lead
The market reports copper steady with electrolytic spot and futures at 12.75. Tin remains firm with spot and nearby at 68.50 and August at 65.50. Iron, lead, zinc show little change with East St. Louis spot and futures for zinc at 6.25 and antimony at 12.50 12.75.
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New York
East St. Louis
Curb quotations from New York market close
AP reports mixed curb quotations with Continental Oil at 17, Electric Bond & Share at 7 41, Electric Bond & Share pid 10 81, Electric Investore 39 14, Hecla Mining 14 percent, National Power & Light pid 10 734, New Bradford 5, Prairie Pipe Line 164, Standard Oil of Indiana at 67 percent.
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New York
Continental Oil
Electric Bond & Share
Electric Bond
Electric Investore
Hecla Mining
National Power & Light
New Bradford
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Liberty bonds close in New York markets June 3
Liberty bonds closed with yields shown for 2nd 48 100.7 and 3rd 4148 100.30 among others. U.S. Treasury 3% 4s at 105.28 and 4s at 106.28 reflect rate activity across issue series.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
S. Treasury
Foreign exchange rates and currency quotations listed
The report from New York on June 3 shows easy foreign exchange quotations in cents with various country rates. It lists Great Britain 4.853-16, Italy 5 54', Belgium 13.886, Germany 23.68', Japan Tokio 46.25, Shanghai 63.50, Brazil 11.8144, and Montreal 100.019-16, among others.
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Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Aregatina
Brazil
Tokio
Portland Market Faces Decline in Early Trade
Cattle 340 head at standstill with bids about 50 cents lower than week’s start. California grass loads and odd trucked-in stock at 7.00 down. bulls and veal unchanged. Hogs 260 head with little activity. best lights up to 10.60, some 175 to 220 lb. averages around 10.25 10.50. packing sows 7.00 7.75. Sheep 135 head slow with few 60 to 70 lb lambs at 12.00, tied to week’s wider drop.
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Portland
California
Market Report From Los Angeles Butchers June Sale
Los Angeles notes show Eastern buyers adding demand as cattle offerings reach 200 head. Prices drift steady with most steer and cow figures listed. small lots for heifers and other cattle reported at between 6.90 and 7.00, while bulk plain stock remains steady.
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Los Angeles
Iage
Nome
Choice Eastern Butchers
Gartakhe
Potatoes and stock updates from Chicago market report
Chicago market notes show mixed activity with potato receipts and car counts, stock trading described as strong, and regional pricing for Irish cobblers and round whites. Alabama Texas Louisiana markets report sacking values and condition-based pricing amid overall firm tones.
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Alabama
Texas
Louisiana
Bliss
South Carolina
Minnesota-Wisconsin
Canada
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