Pocatello High School Grants 162 Diplomas Thursday
One hundred sixty two seniors of Pocatello High will receive diplomas at commencement Thursday evening June 4 at 8 o'clock in Frazier hall at the University. Seats for parents are reserved until 8 15 p m and then opened to the public. The program includes a processional, salutatory, honors, addresses, solos, and the presentation of diplomas by G Nicholas Ifft.
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Pocatello High School
Frazier Hall
University
Winners Named in Legion Poppy Day Poster Contest
Winners in the women s auxiliary American Legion Poppy Day poster contest for city school children were announced by Mrs Ray Holman. Named were Jack Nussbaum Bonneville school Margaret Scott Roosevelt Ben Tandy Whittier and Wilma Rudeen Jefferson. Judges were William Musselman Roy C Eitel and Miss Landh.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Ray Holman
Jack Nussbaum
Bonneville School
Margaret Scott
Roosevelt
Ben Tandy
Whittier
Wilma Rudeen
Jefferson
William Musselman
Roy C. Eitel
Miss Landh
Democrats to Campaign on Smoot Hawley Tariff Issue
Washington reports Democratic officials expect to make the Smoot Hawley tariff a campaign issue in 1932. Chairman Jouett Shouse of the Democratic National Committee says the party will blame the administration for prolonged business decline caused by the tariff as exports to Canada shrink and Canada raises new duties on US goods.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Jouett Shouse
Denise National Committee
Shouse
Canada
United States
Idaho saves on bond refunding
Idaho state treasury sold 305000 in refunding bonds at 3.75 percent interest with 8 per thousand premium, yielding about 1.6 percentage points savings over the old bonds. Refunded were 70000 Lava Hot Springs and 235000 public buildings improvement fund bonds.
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Boise
George Barrett
First Security Company of
Salt Lake
Ed L. Burton and Company
R. W. Pressprich and Company of
New York
Public Buildings Improvement Fund
Baseball Scores From National League and American League Pairings
The report lists baseball scores from major leagues with game details and at least one drowning incident. Ronald Martin, 23, of Phoenix, Ariz., drowned after falling into Yellow Creek in Wellsville while visiting a friend for job hunting. his body was recovered.
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Canal Wellsville
Ronald Martin
Phoenix
Ariz
Yellow Creek
George Culp
Faculty Plans After Exams for Summer Studies
After final examinations at the University of Idaho Southern Branch faculty members plan summer departures for home or for further study. Names include Miss Jewell Coon at Boise. Whitman returning to Moscow for Idaho. John Davis to Kansas. Donald Kissane to Cincinnati Conservatory. Mrs. I. H. Masters to California. James Campbell to Pasadena. Walter Peterson to Los Angeles. M. Goggins to Denver and Chicago. Miss Lorena Bixby to Lincoln Nebraska. Miss Gertrude Bryce to Oakland. James C. Gardner to Los Angeles. Campbell intends a fall leave abroad for study.
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University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Jewell Coon
Boise
Whitman
Ent
Moscow
John Davis
University of Kansas
Donald Kissane
Incinnat? Conservatory
Amusic
I. H. Masters
California
James @ampbell
Pasadena
Walter Peterson
Los Angeles
Campbell
M. ©. Goggins
Denver
Chicago
Lorena Bixby
Lincoln
Nebraska
Gertrude Bryce
Oakland
University of California At Berkeley
James C. Gardner
Gasser Heads War Veterans in Idaho Post Election
Ivan B. Gasser, former commander of Pocatello American Legion post, was elected commander of new Post No. 735 Veterans of Foreign Wars at Bannock hotel. Other officers named include Hugh D. MacCosham, Harold T. Stoy, Edmund Haun, R. H. Albano, and B. M. Hines.
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Ivan Gasser
Pocatello
The
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bannock Hotel
Hugh MacCosham
Ivan B. Gasser
American Legion
Hugh D. MacCosham
Harold T. Stoy
Edmund Haun
R. H. Albano
B. M. Hines
Thos. F. Holmes
Dorion
O. T Mahanay
Department of California
Nevada
Conditions in West Improved Say Judge Baum
Judge O R Baum reported improving conditions in the West after returning from a trip to Moline Illinois and Kansas City Missouri. He noted higher unemployment there on May 1 compared with a year ago and said Denver offers a different, more hopeful attitude than the middle west. He praised Kansas City as a bright spot before returning to Idaho.
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Middle West
Denver
O. R. Baum
Moline
Ill
Kansas City
Tribune
Middlewest
Judge Baum
Til
Idaho
Office Holder Defeats Clark In Los Angeles Municipal Race
David H. Clark, jailed on murder charges in the Crawford and Spencer case, polled 65 000 votes but lost to incumbent Charles R. MacCoy for municipal judge. Complete returns: Clark 67 014, MacCoy 95 74. Special Prosecutor Ford said witness Jean Riley was dismissed after confessing her Crawford shooting tale was fabricated.
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Los Angeles
Charles Crawford
Herbert Spencer
David H
Clark
Charles R MacCoy
Joseph Ford
Jean Riley
Miss Riley
Ford
Crawford
Maccabees Hold Local State Convention Meeting
Mrs Ada Smith of Pocatello named delegate to the supreme convention of the Womens Benefit association of the Maccabees in Chicago July 21 to 25. Idaho Utah and Montana regional director Salome Stafford chaired the session opening in the Memorial building. 44 out of town delegates attended from Kellogg Boise Moscow Montpelier Coeur d Alene Sandpoint Wardner and Wallace. A banquet followed with speeches and performances by local groups and a flower fund match concluding the day.
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Ada Smith
Pocatello
Supreme Convention
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Chicago
Memorial
Salome Stafford
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Kellogg
Boise
Moscow
Montpelier
Coeur d'Alene
Sandpoint
Wardner
Wallace
E. C. White
Pocatello W. B. A
Mae A. C. Sommers
Missouri
Margaret Young
Kellogge
Smith
White
Sommers
Order
Association
Commers
T. C. Coffin
Alice Watson
Ardella Jackson
Montpelier Review
Jean Hunter
Maude Slingerland
Miss Hunter
Flower Fund
Pocatello Review
Hanna Ash
Portland Firm Wins Road Surfacing Contract
S H Newell and Company of Portland received the Idaho highway contract to surface 24 miles of the new cutoff road from Montgomery Bridge to Bonanza Bar on the Old Oregon Trail between American Falls and Rupert. The bid was 44950 dollars, about 15000 below the engineer's estimate. The bureau also sought bids for five miles of grading and surfacing with crushed gravel on the Idaho Central highway from a Pirfield east.
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Boise
S. H. Newell and Company of
Portland
Bureau of Highways
Montgomery Bridge
Bonanza Bar
Oregon Trail
American Falls
Rupert
Bureau
Pirfield East
Riots Force 50,000 to Flee Kiangsi Toward Canton
Reports from Shanghai say 50,000 refugees flee southern Kiangsi as communist outlaws drive families toward Kwangtung. About 10,000 nationalist troops withdraw to safety, with rumors they joined Cantonese forces near Canton and Hongkong, exposing civilians to Red depredations.
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Kiangsi
Kwangtung
Canton
Pearl River
Hongkong
Nanking
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune On Cotton Week
Will Rogers comments from Hollywood on a recent California election and sewers, noting cross voting and mixed signals. He jokes that the south’s cotton week will disgust listeners and suggests a week stealing farmers cotton seed, lampooning the region’s reliance on cotton and finance.
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South
Mellon
Mussolini calls fascists to defend gains amid anti fascist tension
In Rome the fascist party directorate urged supporters to defend achievements "under whatever banner" amid rising anti fascist sentiment. In other items Stimson said no protest over Canadian tariff changes. The Presbyterian general assembly chose Denver for 1932 meeting. Sugar and copper prices moved, and Louis Beindorf of Union Pacific died by suicide in Omaha.
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Fascist Party
Mussolini
Catholic Action Organization
Pittsburgh
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
U.S. A
Denver
Omaha
Louis Beindorf
Union Pacific Railroad
Guinan's Gang Sails to New York From Havre
Texas Guinan and her dancing troupe left Havre aboard the liner Paris bound for New York. They traveled first class with manager John Stein, waved farewell from the pier amid cheers, and said Broadway awaits. A prior quarrel with European manager William Edelston preceded the voyage.
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France
Texas Guinan
Kang
New York
Paris
Broadway
Bunny” Weldon
la Guinan
Wiliam Edelston
King George 66 Birthday Honors Declared in London
King George marked his 66th birthday with a list of honors including four baronies 25 knighthoods and two privy councilorships, as announced from London on June 3.
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London
George
Police Arrest Local Suspect in Cigar Store Holdup
Officers nabbed a man calling himself William Stanley Dean Jr half a mile north of Roberts on Tuesday afternoon, suspected of taking part in the Monday 5:30 p.m. holdup of the Stag Cigar Store at 328 North Main. Dean and alleged accomplice George Biery fled toward Idaho Falls. Biery remained at large. Dean had two revolvers, Mueller’s watch, and about $16 of the $50 stolen.
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William Stanley Dean, Jr
Stag
North Matin
Henry A. Mueller
Guy Nelson
Tom Rush
Pocatello
Dean
George Biery
Idaho Falls
Nelson
Biery
Students Reveal Source of Booze
Two University of Michigan freshmen, James L. Slocum and Lawrence L. Heidman, were released after aiding police in arresting Frank L. Smith, a carpenter accused of selling them liquor. They still face charges of possessing liquor and disorderly conduct as police noted the information led to the arrest. Weather outlook calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday.
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Mid
Universities of
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Lquor
Liberty
James L. Slocum
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Lawrence L. Heidman
Laurium
Mich
Frank L. Smith
New Wheat Market Moves After Texas Crop Rise
Washington reports that a surge of new crop wheat from the southwest led the farm board to signal withdrawal of government support from the June wheat market. Grain stabilization leaders in Chicago indicated purchases would continue in June only until the new crop arrival shifts market dynamics.
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Texas
Washington
Southwest
Farm Board
Stone
George 8. Milner
The
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Potatoes Move at Carload a Minute
Potatoes move from farms to markets at roughly one carload per minute during a 24-hour period. The bureau of agricultural economics reports a 40 percent rise in forwardings in the last week and output up 20 percent from a year ago led by South Carolina with 1,580 cars.
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Chicago
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
South Carolina
Silver conference postponed by president and Smoot
Senator Smoot reported President Hoover's telegram stating nations oppose an international silver conference now. He suggested an informal non official meeting of representative men, possibly in Europe, preferably London, coordinated by the international chamber of commerce.
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Salt Lake City
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
International Chamber of Commerce
Europe
London
Wells Speaks on Idaho Loyalty at Pocatello Forum
R H Wells urged chamber members to back a $1000 statewide loyalty program based on a survey showing $2,000,000 in Pocatello trade leaves the city. He stressed community duty over individual interests and promoted a three minute civic talks speakers bureau under the slogan Loyalty to Idaho Institutions Builds Idaho. Faris Edgley sang, with H B Thompson presiding and several guests introduced.
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R. H. Wells
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Idaho
Faris Edgley
Esther Teeple
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