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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1939
Page
4
Royal Guests and Royalty Trail at the White House History
The piece surveys centuries of foreign visitors to the White House including British monarchs George and Elizabeth, the Prince of Wales, Japanese delegations, Dickens, Jenny Lind, Kossuth, and others. It recalls notable receptions from 1814 toast by Admiral Cockburn to 1920s and 1930s visits, highlighting the capital’s evolving ceremony and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Ireland
Washington
United States
Potomac
White House
Republic
Jefferson
Tunis
Mediterranean
Buchanan
Charles Dickens
President Tyler
Dickens
Select
Thackery
Jenny Lind
Kossuth
Fillmore
Independence’ Party of
Hungary
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
England
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon I
Lindon
Albert
America
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
Wilson
Queen Emma
Hawaii
Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
Infanta Eulalia
Spain
Prince Henry
Prussia
Coolidge
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
Romania
Siam
Muscat
Oman
Admiral Cockburn
Jemmy’ Madison
Nazi road claim questioned in Polish corridor debate
A dubious report suggests Nazis demand a fifteen mile wide road across the Polish corridor for possible troops led by Goering. Analysts indicate the claim may be exaggerated and reflect rumor rather than official plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goering
Here We Have Idaho By the Consul
The Boise city council revoked the Log Cabin bar beer license for illegal liquor sales. The AAA reports Idaho paid 4 757 798 dollars in crop subsidies and operating expenses for ten months ending May 1, 1939. Idaho fishing and hunting licenses rose to 90 348 in 1938 after a dip from a 1930 peak. Nick Ivankovich of Boise Casino Bar arrested for unlawful liquor sales. posted 100 dollar bond, fifth arrest in a month. Boise probate court bound over L G Pete Carter of Filer on 2000 dollar bond for second degree murder after a fight in a Boise beer parlor. Idaho supreme court rules natural spring waters on premises are public water subject to appropriation. See filing on your own spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Log Cabin
AAA
Idaho
Nick Ivankovich
L. G
Pete) Carter
Filer
Ralph Currey
Idaho Supreme Court
Ada county bonds sold for premium to bank for cash
Ada county sold 1931 four and a half percent bonds worth 29000 to First Security Bank of Idaho for 33872, earning 4872 as premium. Proceeds used to cover a 31478 payment due on other bonds. Political mention includes Idaho boy Ada native Atkinson and legal questions on a livestock pool case and liquor tax duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada County
First Security Bank of Idaho
Harvey 8. Hale
Twin Falls County
Six Johnson men win Idaho farming degrees from Moscow
Six sons of Gustaf and Mrs. Johnson of New Sweden earned agriculture degrees at the University of Idaho in Moscow between 1913 and 1920. This week their oldest grandson Claude Gustaf Johnson, son of Carl E. Johnson, rural rehabilitation official of Idaho Falls and a 1918 graduate, will also receive the degree. The Idaho Engineer spring issue has been mailed with articles on engineering fields including a feature by Donald Payne, a 1922 Idaho alumnus and current Standard Oil patent attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaf Johnson
New Sweden
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Claude Gustaf Johnson
Carl E. Johnson
Idaho Falls
Johnsons
Idaho Engineer
Associated Engineers
Decoration Day Observed Quietly in Pocatello
Forty years ago Decoration day passed quietly in Pocatello with business houses closed and a general holiday observed. The Knights of Pythias, the boys' brigade, and the G A R joined a procession to the cemetery for a memorial service. Captain Whittington was praised and local veterans recalled their service at Santa Ana and Manila. District Judge J C Rich issued a ruling on county fee charges. Shoup, Wilson, and other officials visited the city discussing Fort Hall lands and other state matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Knights of Pythias
Boys’ Brigade
M. Wedekind
Ira Davis
Samuel Wallace
Will Payne
Idaho Volunteers
Santa Ana
Manila
San Francisco
Santa Ana Bridge
J. C. Rich
J. 8. Campbell, Jr
J. W. Eden
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Eden
Rich
Prickly Porky Returns in Green Forest Misadventure
Farmer Brown's boy scrambles to his feet after tripping on a root while fleeing Prickly Porky in the Green Forest. The tumble only shatters dignity, not safety, as the folly of the chase unfolds in a playful children's tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowser
Porky
Dong
Farmer Brown
Prickly
Hound
Green Forest
Buster Bear
Brown
Theft in Church Nets $97 During Commencement
In Washington Court House Ohio on June 3 a thief lifted billfolds from F. W. Cryder of Delaware and S. A. Morgan of Columbus during high school commencement exercises at the Methodist church. The theft totaled $97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court House
F. W. Cryder
Delaware
S. A. Morgan
Columbus
Methodist Church
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the Sunday Tribune- Journal
The
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Idaho State Journal
the Tribune-Journal Co., Inc
G. Nicholas Ifft
William
Cady
Associated Press
C. E. Atkinson
Idaho Boy
International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission
New Westminster
B. C
Atkinson
Boise High School
Byron Defenbach
J. W. Taylor
Idaho State Liquor Commission
Defenbach
Taylor
Harold R. Harvey
State Fish and Game Commission
Ira Masters
Twin Falls-Jerome
Commission
Bridge Commission
Payne
Whittington
Idaho Boys
George L. Shoup
Edgar Wilson
Rice
State Land Board
Arney
Czizek
Shoup
Lacy Gottstein
Blanche Grabenheim
Portland
Ore
John Ellis
A. T. Marshall
J. S. Campbell
J. G. Morley
Maud Whiting
Garden Creek
A. F. Caldwell
Mrs. Mullen
Bert Quimby
A. M. Lyons
Carrie Doss
Los Angeles
Hank
Lima
Billy” Trapp
Jeff
John Scott
O. J. Bell
St. Anthony
Market Lake
Douglas Smith
Italy
Mr. Smith
Milan
George Cash
Nona
Church & White
Columbia Block
Center Street
Arthur Avenue
J. H. Townsend
S. H. Oliver
Malheur, Ore
W. E. Cleave
Oliver
Garfield Avenue
F. 8. Dietrich
Dr. Moore
K. C. Whittaker
George Wakeley
Oneida
Thetis
Liverpool Bay
Birkenhead
London
New York
Link’s School OF Business
Sonnenkalb Bidg
North Main
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