Local firms back Pocatello city celebration
Interest in the July 2 to 5 fete in Pocatello grows as business firms donate to the event. Jack Johnson on the finance committee says residents favor an annual celebration. James Bangs, the general chairman, promises top entertainment and broad local support from many sponsors and venues.
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Pocatello
Jack Johnson
Mr. Johnson
James Bangs
Fred’s Cafe
Denver Cigar Store
Benson Hotel
Canton Cafe
Don's Place
Albion Lunch
Joe Lynch
Oasis
Savoy Cafe
Yellowstone Coffee Shop
Stag Cigar Store
Mike’s Place
the Refreshment Tavern
George Cox
Monroe Hotel
Local Loan
Myrtle J. la Force
Standard Loan
Globe Store
Weenskum Beer Tavern
Sidney Talley
Modern Shoe Shop
Florence Marshall
Grace Dye
Hassell’s Lady Shop
Style Shop
Terrell Shoe Co
Sorgatz Hardware Co
Martin Furniture Company
Garrett Transfer Company
Stratford Furniture Company
Paul Roberts Machine Works
Pocatello Mill & Elevator Company
Kraft Phoenix Cheese Co
Orange Transportation Company
Mutual Creamery
Idaho Glass & Paint
Armour & Company
B & M Stationers
Gas Company
B & B Paint Company
Pocatello Drug Company
Cook Drug
Ford Drug
Whittlesey Drug
Pixley
Yellowstone
Little Hotel
M. P
Rex
R.E.D
Raymond Rooms
Center Hotel
Shanghai Cafe
Gordon Cigar Store
Roy's
Nudene
Keystone Cafe
Imperial Cafe
UCC
Detroit
Rock Creek CCC Camp Earns Superior Banner Third Month
According to Pocatello CCC headquarters Camp Rock Creek near Twin Falls tops the Pocatello district as superior for May, marking a third consecutive Superior banner. Commanded by Captain Alva H. Wilson with Lt. Robert Herbison and Lt. Albert Eisner, the Ohio Indiana unit CCC Co. 2522 includes youths from Ohio and Indiana. Other May camps rated excellent include Bannock Bonanza State Line Challis Porcupine Nez Perce and Cub River.
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Pocatello CCC
Camp Rock Creek
Twin Falls
Pocatello Ae
Rock Creek
Alva H. Wilson
Lima
Ohio
Robert Herbison
Cleveland
Albert B. Eisner
New York City
CCC Co. 2522
Indiana
Pocatello
Bannock
Bonanza
State
Conventions That Made History Second in a series
A June 3 piece recalls the 1912 Republican convention in Chicago where Taft won the nominating votes amid Roosevelt’s split, with Roosevelt bolters meeting separately. It notes key figures like Hiram Johnson, Elihu Root, Henry Allen, and Chauncey Depew, and foreshadows future coverage.
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Alexander R
George Washington
Cleveland
Teddy
Roosevelt
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago
Elihu Root
Robert M. la Follette
Albert Cummins
Iowa
Charles Evans Hughes
Hiram Johnson
California
Henry Allen
Kansas
Senator Borah
Gifford Pinchot
William Allen White
Nicholas Murray Butler
AP plans largest convention staff for full coverage
The Associated Press will mount its largest staff to cover the major political conventions in New York. Byron Price will lead the Washington bureau's coverage with over 100 staffers, including photographers and technicians, sending reports and pictures via portable transmitters to AP member papers nationwide.
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New York
Associated Press
Byron Price
Washington
E. J. Duffy
J. P. Chester
Sigrid Arne
Bess Furman
Preston L. Grover
Lloyd Lehrbas
State Department
Lehrbas
Pocatello
Grover
Boise
Dr Siebert Heads Idaho State Dental Association
Dr Edward F Siebert of Boise was elected to head the Idaho State Dental Association at its state meeting during a three day convention. Officers include Dr Hugh B Culver secretary Dr P J Flack treasurer and Dr Ray Peterson Lewiston president elect for 1938. Dr Y M Lucas Boise and Dr Jeff Bybee Idaho Falls named to the executive council. Dr L E Shaw retiring president and Roy Johnson Nampa won golf at Ross Park with John Knox Boise runner up. Boise chosen as 1937 convention city. Delegates and ladies attended a banquet as the three day session adjourned.
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Edward F. Siebert
Boise
Idaho State Dental Association
Hugh B. Culver
P. J. Flack
Ray Peterson
Lewiston
Y. M. Lucas
Jeff Bybee
Idaho Falls
L. E. Shaw
Pocatello
Roy Johnson
Nampa
Ross Park
John Knox
Scouts Plan for Summer Across Tenday Council
Scout Executive D Leo Roberts chairs a plan for twelve Tenday council districts to run individual summer camp programs then consolidate facilities for efficiency. Districts should pick camps with water, flood protection, safety, and transport access, with Bear Lake and Wasatch Gem Star valleys offered as strong sites. District chairs include A E Hirschle Blackfoot, R A Weston Aberdeen, J W Collings American Falls, Clarence Stephenson Pocatello, B M Almond Downey, A N Rytting Malad.
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Scout
Leo” Roberts
Tenday Council
Roberta
Bear Lake
Wasatch Range
Gem Valley
Star Valley
Blackfoot
A. E. Hirschle
Aberdeen
R. A Weston
American Falls
J. W. Collings
Pocatello
Clarence Stephenson
Portneuf
B. M. Almond
Downey
Malad
A. N. Rytting
Idaho
District encampment schedule announced for June to August
Camp Tenday will be available for district encampments from June 21 until August 8, with a break from July 19 to August 2. Named organizers include J. L. Christofferson Bancroft E W Smith Grace J L Torgeson Soda Springs Morris D Low Montpelier E W Stucks Paris Star Valley Harold Allen Fairview Wyo and Roberts reporting.
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J. L. Christofferson
Bancroft
Bannock
E. W. Smith
Grace
Soda Springs
J. L. Torgeson
Montpelier
Morris D. Low
Bear Lake
E. W. Stucks
Paris
Star Valley
Harold Allen
Fairview
Wyo
Miss Naughton to undergo sanity tests in Seattle case
Ruth E. Naughton University of Washington junior co ed was jailed on a threat to use dynamite against Registrar E R Stevens after claiming a faculty plot to bar her from teaching. Deputy sheriffs seized her at her apartment as she resisted arrest and she was to be evaluated for sanity.
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Seattle
Wash
Ruth E. Naughton
University of Washington
E. R. Stevens
Warren G. Magnuson
John M. Schermer
Miss Naughton
Schermer
Miss Naughten
Stevens
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Pred Russo
A. J. MacDonald
French suffragists disrupt parliament with socks protest
In Paris on June 3 women campaigning for voting rights tossed hundreds of socks onto senators in the gallery. Notes pinned to the socks read sharp quips about voting rights and sock darning while guards removed the demonstrators.
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Paris
France
Hindenburg Completes Second Eastward trip to Frankfurt
The German dirigible Hindenburg landed at Frankfurt on June 3 completing its second eastward voyage from South America. The airship toured South America then crossed the Atlantic to its German base in clear public view.
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Frankfort-On-Main
Germany
Hindenburg
South America
National Parks Airways Opens Yellowstone Season
National Parks Airways launches its second Yellowstone season on June 10 with Trips 1 2 and 3 serving West Yellowstone and a new Scenic Air Tour. Trips 5 and 6 join June 20 with nonstop Salt Lake City West Yellowstone service, and schedule tweaks place West Yellowstone on the route.
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National Parks Airways
Yellowstone Park
West Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone
Grand Teton National Parks
Great Falls
Helena
Butte
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Poatello
Ave
Idaho Palls
Salt
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Teddy Roosevelt
Harding
Fortune
Teddy” Roosevelt
BIG Black
Zenith
Carnes-Roberts Music CO
Elmon Eggs
Idaho Lumber & Hardware Co
Malden
Mass
Western Finance
Western Finance Co
Bannock Hotel
DR. Seibert
Senators
NPA
OPEN
Pacific
United States
T. Kihara
Walter H. Peck
Pioneer Bidg
el Lana
Ee Penn
Jesse M. Chase
Main
Arthur
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