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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
7
Utah delegates plan to organize in Cleveland Monday afternoon with J Reuben Clark as a leading candidate for chairman. The article notes Borah’s waning support and potential for a mixed or instructed vote depending on London forces showing strength on first ballot.
Hollywood producers push tap as fitness and craft as studios enroll diverse learners from May Robson at 71 to Joan Crawford and Marion Talley. Dave Gould teaches a growing roster from actors to stenographers, promising poise and health benefits beyond screen roles.
The marker dedication near Salmon for Sacajawea is postponed by Rev. L B Goldsmith chairing the committee. The ceremony moves from June 7 to late July to secure a national speaker and finish the Pattee Creek side road work near Bird Woman birthplace of the Lewis and Clark expedition leader.
The Tribune invites reader contributions for columns and public discussion. The paper notes its lines are open to reader input and discussion of topics of interest.
A reader letter from Pocatello Idaho describes a dangerous ten foot deep basement at 500 block North Fourth urging mayor health officer and city offices to investigate and fill it noting CCC WPA Idaho workers in town and danger to locals and children. The note ends with Sweden electrifies half its cultivated land.
A list issued by librarian Miss Edna Jarboe shows new additions in the miscellaneous section including The Sun and the Welfare of Man by Abbott Voltaire by Brailsford Sweden the Middle Way by Childs of Hopkins Denison Tongues the Monte by Dobie Propaganda Its Psychology and Foreign Policy Association War Tomorrow by Doob Inflation by Harwood Women and a Changing Civilization by Hobtby Growing Superior Children by Kugelmass Father Struck It Rich by McLean Wild Animals In and Out of the Zoo by Mann Manhattan Reporter by Markey Old Songs We Love So Well It Must Be Our Tonsils by Roberts Al G Barnes Master Showman by Rob-
B Mayer, described as a rotund studio chief, has abandoned the rhumba for the moment though it may return later.
The excerpt lists numerous literary titles and authors including child nutrition topics, foreign policy, word studies, fiction pieces, poems, and prize stories from the 1930s, with names such as O Henry Memorial Award winners and diverse subjects. It reads like a catalog of upcoming or reviewed works and contributors.
P C Domina of Jerome travels to Provo to arrange funeral for his son John Clayton Domina a BYU student who died Tuesday from a hemorrhage after a tonsilectomy. He was editor of the student newspaper and active in campus life. Born July 14 1912 at Spanish Fork he later lived in Aberdeen and Jerome.
The British liner Queen Mary sailed on her first return eastward crossing from New York with 1885 passengers. Commander Sir Edgar T. Britten and Cunard White Star chairman Sir Percy Bates said the ship would not chase a speed record.
In Blackfoot on June 6 a coalition of churches clubs and lodges raised about 50 dollars to support the WPA recreation program for the summer. Organizers say the amount falls short of the total needed but steps will be taken immediately to raise the remaining funds.
The 8 8 Deutschland departed Cherbourg for New York with a gold cargo valued at 14.85 million dollars.
Archduke Otto, claimant to the defunct Austrian throne, issues an urgent appeal from exile in Belgium urging Austrians to restore him as emperor. Baron von Wiesner circulates the declaration as an imperial letter amid ongoing political uncertainty following Chancellor Schuschnigg’s departure.
The American Legion post of Lava Springs brings Corp. Bob Ingleston, one of seven surviving AEF members in France, to Lava Springs for a Friday lecture. He shares his Doughboy rendition of the so called Big Argument from the war.
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