Loyalty and courage praised at Idaho Southern Branch graduation
J Reuben Clark Jr spoke to more than 200 graduates at the University of Idaho Southern Branch urging loyalty in everyday life and against enemies of American liberties. He warned of hidden foes undermining institutions and urged returning to the virtues of the fathers. Commencement set for Tuesday at Frazier Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
Salt Lake
Mexico
L. D. S. Church
Frazier Hall
John Dyer
J. G. Roddy
A. L. Merrill
Lorna Jane Cornell
Ellen Fdeley
Mary Wallis
Maxine Cordon
Ferris Edgley
Ingard
Robert Neilson
William Wright
James Judson
T. R. Neilson
Oscar Nygard
Raymond H. Snyder
Albion State Normal College
Dyer
Santa Ana Club Plans Drill Practice Tuesday
Santa Ana social club meets Memorial Hall Tuesday at 2 30 p m for drill practice with members urged to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Memorial Hall
Pardon Application Filed by John Autheman in Idaho
John Autheman will apply for a pardon at the Idaho Board of Pardons meeting on the first Wednesday of July 1983 at the State House in Boise. He seeks pardon for a murder conviction dated October 14, 1927 in Bannock County District Court. Notice dated Boise May 12, 19 JOHN RUTHEMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Autheman
Board of Pardons
State House
Boise
Idaho
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bannock County
Pia
Alias Summons in Idaho for Foreclosure in Bannock County
In the Fifth Idaho District Court Bannock County Idaho plaintiff John Apa sues Elias Tapia and Lucy Tapia for foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 19 and 20 Block 76 Unity of Pocatello. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service, or judgment by default will be entered. Grace L. Hall, Clerk. E C White attorney for plaintiff. December 19, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virth
State of Idaho
Lote
Unity of Pocatello
Signal Hill Blast Fires Oil Derricks and Homes
In Signal Hill California an inquest into last Friday’s blast hears witnesses describe a gas explosion 300 to 400 feet high. The umbrella shaped gas cloud from a broken compressor at Richfield Oil properties caused house roofs to blow inward. Nine people died in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal
Hill
Cal
Richfield Oil Company
Jack Niblack
Niblack
Signal Hill
Long Beach
Center
Van Sweringens Rail Operation Under Probe Hearings
The investigation into the Van Sweringen rail operation continues as Pecora probes authority over income tax matters. O P Van Sweringen testifies on the Nickel Plate expansion since 1916, noting a $2,000,000 cash stake and loans, with tense exchanges and a stifling heat slowing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecora
John W. Davis
Morgan Bank
O. P. van Sweringen
Clevelander
N. J. van Sweringen
van Sweringen
Girl's Courage Aids Capture of Desperado
The account recalls Miss Goodfellow aiding in capturing the convict Bob Sawyer after a firefight with Sawyer and an injured brother. Despite pistol fire, she grabbed Sawyer by the hair and began choking him, allowing officers to close in. She later said she feared for her brother's life and was not afraid of Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Goodfellow
Miss Goodfellow
Bob Har
Santa Clara County
David A. Lamson
Stanford University
Setong
Lamson
San Jose
Allene Genevieve
Johnny Moore
Earle Hamilton
Howard Buffington
Associated Presse
Births and community notes from Pocatello society page
The section records a May 31 birth at Lynn Brothers hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Guy T Feas. It notes Abe Samuelson of Great Falls visiting with Mr. and Mrs Walter Kuhn. It reports campaign headquarters moving to the chamber of commerce and a WCTU meeting to discuss 3.2 beer as a community asset. It mentions Jack O Young returning from Kemper Military College as an honor student. It covers a fine and license dispute near Pebble, Maxine Masters' Utah visit, family visits and plans, and local business relocations and social events at Metlen's studio Idle A While pavilion opening with a free dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Feas
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Community Club Announcements For Thursday Gatherings
Kmport Thimble club No 307 N O W meets Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs Doyle Porter's 58 Willowood avenue with cards as diversion WEA club No 6 postpones meeting from Tuesday Ladies Aid of Presbyterian church meets Wednesday at 2 30 in church parlors with hostesses Echo Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet Friday at 2 30 at Mrs C S Green 845 N Garfield Ave with hostesses Palm Leaf Circle No 19 N O W meets Tuesday at 7 30 in W O W hall followed by memorial service Public invited Ladies aid of Christian church meets Tuesday 2 30 at Mrs Frank Hughes Warren Ave Alameda Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meets Tuesday 8 p m at Eagle Hall degree team to initiate Class of candidates Palm Leaf Circle No 19 N O W memorial service follows public invited
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Kmport Thimble Club
Doyle Porter
Willowood Avenue
W. E. A. Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Nanney
Mary Maio
Echo Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
C.S. Green
North
Garfield Avenue
A. J. Hewlett
J. B. Edwards
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Frank Hughes
Warren Avenue
Alameda
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
Eagle Hall
Palm Leaf Circle No
W. O. W. Hall
Special Trains to Arrive With Forestry Workers
Three special trains carrying about 750 restoration workers were due in Pocatello this evening on their way to the Boise district. The trains departed from Camp Dix New Jersey on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Boise District
Camp Dix
N. J
Idaho State Dental Association Opens 14th Annual Session
More than fifty Idaho dentists attend the opening day at Antlers hall Elks club in Idaho Falls. Mayor Charles Brown welcomes attendees. Lectures are given by Dr C J Stansbery Los Angeles and Dr Herbert D Coy Hamburg Iowa with slides plus a dental economies talk by William Massey Denver. Evening events include a golf outing and a bridge dinner for visiting ladies hosted by local members.
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Idaho
Idaho State Dental Association
Antlers Hall
Elks’ Club
Charles Brown
Brown
C. J. Stansbery
Los Angeles
Herbert D. Coy
Hamburg
Iowa
William ©. Massey
Denver
Country Club
Green Triangle
W. D. Lyons
L. E. Shaw
James Lowery
Pocatello
Ralph Folsom
Dill Williams
Salt Lake City
H. C. Coleman
Buhl
G. B. Crabtree
J. J. Bybee
Idaho Falls
H. D. Coy
Sanford
Saylor
Brooklyn
New York
W. O. Massey
Battle Looms Over Railway Wage Slashes
Railway wage cuts face legislative mandate limits as the only saving must come from lower pay rates. February payroll totals 941,544 employees with 106,838,999 dollars in wages, down from 1,075,662 workers and 130,019,847 dollars the year before, reflecting ongoing costs in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Solo pilot Mattern eyes record flight distance
New York June 5 AP James Mattern, a solo globe spanning flyer, appears to beat Lindbergh’s 1927 distance by about 30 miles in a New York to Norway run estimated at 3,670 miles. His flight also reduces Lindbergh's time by roughly ten hours, aided by a 500 horsepower engine.
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New York
James Mattern
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Norway
Lone Eagle
Atlantic
Mattern
Lindberg
Lindbergh
Spirit of St Louis Pilots Safe After Mattern Trailblaze
Wiley Post expresses relief at Jimmie Mattern’s safety as Mattern pursues a solo round the world flight. Post recalls his own eight and a half day record with Harold Gatty and hints at his continued world flight preparations.
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Oklahoma City
Wiley Post
Jimmie Mattern
Mattern
Post
Harold Gatty
Texas Airman Mattern Lands on Small Island After Rough Flight
A damaged wing and broken tea bottles did not stop pilot Mattern from landing on a tiny island where locals and Norwegian pilots helped repair the craft. He reported a harrowing voyage with storms, ice, and faulty charts after straying 600 miles from Newfoundland.
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New York
Little Island
Mattern
Norwegian
Newfoundland
County relief discontinued in Bannock County
Indigent relief ends for Bannock County effective immediately with exceptions for old age and mother pensions. Probate Judge R. H. Callis announced that former recipients must file for further relief at the RF C headquarters on West Center Street. The move follows county commissioners and RF C committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
R. &. Callis
Callis
West Center Street
Notice to Creditors in Bannock County Idaho Estate
Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho announces to creditors and all claimants against Josiah Bannister deceased to file claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Administrator Clyde Bowen with the will annexed selects Peterson and Clark law offices in Pocatello as his business address for estate matters. Dated June 6 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Idaho
Josam Bannister
Josiah Bannister
Peterson and Clark, Zener and Bowen
Carlson
Pocatello
Clyde Bowen
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U. Services
J. Reuben Clark Jr
John Rutheman
Grace L. Hall
Anna Keefe
E. C. White
Plaintiff
Pocatello, Idaho
van Sweringer
Abe Samuelson
Great Falls
Montana
Walter Kuhn
Hood Apartments
Community Chest
Campaign
425 West Center
Chamber of Commerce
Women's Christian Temperance Union
South Garfield
Jack O. Young
R O. Young
Kemper Military College
Boonville
Missouri
Portneuf
Pebble
Nick Thomas
Sublette
Wyo
L. A. Lehrbas
Parrish
Lava Hot Springs
Thomas
Maxine Masters
University of Utah
Ira H. Masters
Maxine
Mary Leach
Dick Leach
Masters
Provo
Utah
Metlen
West Center
Houde's Realty
Merchants Protective Association
Karmelkorn
C. G. Billmeyer
Weiser
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Chapter
G. Nelson Pepper
National Casualty Underwriters Insurance Company
Wendell Birrell
Bob Neilson
University Orchestra
Oak and
North 10Th Streets
George Cox Jr
Paul Ennis
Bill Ewen
Kenneth Harten
Mayor Brown
Vir‘tors
Fiier
Texas
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Albert M. Austin
W. J. Lloyd
BE. T. Lillibridge
Ruth
Masonic Hall
Verna L. Dotts
W. M
Maude K. Brown
Marion Morrell
Mattie Norris
Keystone Lodge No
Otto H. Barthold
W. M. Elkin Chandler
Portneuf Lodge No
F. L Evans
W M. C. D. Clay
Order OF Eagle
Farles Hall
N. Main
Lewis W. Cox
SVE
Petersen's Exchange Store
Petersen
Corner Lander and
Main
County Commissioners
Majestic— Crosley
Norge
North Main
Tribune-Journal
Lever Brothers CO
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