Judge bans auto use for teen after reckless driving plea
Earl Lott, 18, pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Judge R S Callis and received 90 days in Bannock County Jail. He was paroled to his father with no driving for 90 days except work needs, as the judge cites rising reckless driving and favors vehicle-use suspension over fines following a collision near Fort Hall that damaged both cars about 200 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lott
R. S. Callis
Bannock
Callis
Lott
C. C. Lott
Fort Hall
Fred Nakata
144 South Second
Nakata
Government to Send Experts to Aid Cricket Situation
Mayor T. C. Coffin said the Department of Agriculture authorized J. R. Parker of Bozeman Montana and Claude Wakeland of Moscow Idaho to travel to Pocatello to assist in the Mormon cricket infestation. Parker and Wakeland are enzymologists for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Coffin
F. A. Gross
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Department of Agriculture
J. R. Parker
Bozeman
Mont
Claude Wakeland
Moscow
Idaho
Pocatello
Parker
Mr. Wakeland
Plans for 15 Mile Fence to Halt Crickets Continue
The crusade against crickets expands as volunteers report no post movement amid cold. A patrol by a cavalry unit and officials covers new infestation zones near Portneuf and Blackfoot rivers. Local leaders seek $300 daily federal aid to hire workers, with $1000 from the Indian Affairs Department and $500 from Bannock County already allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Portneuf
Blackfoot
Gross
Joe Burton
A. B. Canfield
Ross
Claude Wakeland
University of Idaho Extension Division
C. W. Daigh
Bannock County
F. L. Johnson
Paul Nash
Warren Daigh
E. J. Thorkildsen
Gibson
Stevens Peak
Buckskin Basin
Smith
Coffin
Addison T. Smith
Department of Indian Affairs
Congressman Smith
Bannock
Brigham
Snake River
Peneeee
Fort Hall
Pocatello Daily News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
A flurry of social and official notices across Pocatello includes Earl Martin and other Los Angeles visitors, births at General hospital, hospital improvements for Y E Hensley, and Eunice Candelton's trip to Moscow for Idaho summer school. Local sports, court actions, and community notices fill the town schedule with reunions, patrols, and public meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice H. Candelton
Pocatello
Moscow
University of Idaho
Rodent Poisoning Campaign Opens in Bannock County
C D Daigh county agent and Curtis Bohischeid US Biological Survey agent started a rodent poisoning drive in Bannock County likely to run a week to ten days. Last year more than 24 communities benefited as preliminary surveys moved through McCammon Inkom and Readyville. In 1931 poisoned bait covered 25 000 acres of federal land and 13 000 acres of state land. similar scope planned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Daigh
Curtis Bohischeid
United States Biological Survey
Bannock County
McCammon
Inkom
Readyville
Safety hopes fade for Stanislaus Hausner flier
London reports growing European anxiety over Polish American flier Stanislaus F Hausner who departed New York last Friday for Warsaw. No word reached authorities as fuel likely exhausted. Warsaw and Le Bourget communicate ongoing searches for news of his progress at sea or on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stanislaus F. Hausner
New York
Warsaw
England
le Bourget
Paris
Borah Attacks G O P Plank in Prohibition Debate
The resolutions committee and Postmaster General Brown join in a parley over a final draft of the prohibition plank. Republicans vote 13 to 2 to resubmit a tougher line while Sen Smoot and Sen Robinson back a strict enforcement stance. Borah questions Tydings on plans to prevent a saloon return if the Eighteenth Amendment is repealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resolutions Committee
Brown
Senator Smoot
Utah
Robinson
Indiana
Senator Borah
Tydings
Borah
Republican party stance unclear on resubmission plank urged
The speaker urged congressional action to send the proposal back to the states while stressing support for retaining repealing or modifying it. He warned that adopting the plank would reveal where the Republican party stands and quipped that no one knows how dry I am would fit the party’s position, drawing emphasis on the first word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Republican Party
Tydings
Woman Improves After Rifle Self-Destruction Attempt
Mrs. Joe Gonzales 19 of 169 Wilson Avenue Alameda is improving after a self harm attempt with a .22 rifle Friday evening. Dr. O C Call reports the wound is critical but shows signs of recovery. sheriff records say she was alone, despondent, and the act may have stemmed from nervous distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gonzales
Wilson Avenue
Alameda
O. C. Call
Call
Winter Snow Recovers Weather, Crickets in Check
Snow and unsettled weather hit the region with a brief winter snow in the upper Snake river valley and 0.75 inch of precipitation by noon. Rain totals for the month approach the average, while crickets are being kept in check by local weather observers. Idaho Falls reports a second rain event and river rise of 1500 second feet, delaying late crop work but aiding overall crops. Two air passengers were marooned at the local port awaiting a Salt Lake City flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Harlan Smith
Cecil Fife
Joe Blair
Ernest Smith
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Ken Meinerd
Snake River Valley
Snake River
Local Boys Arrested in Pocatello Theft Ring
Police and sheriff investigators report several Pocatello youths aged 12 to 17 connected to last week’s thefts. Three alleged gang members were arrested Sunday night at the Casa Del Rio apartments for robbing an apartment and tied to other cases including the Armour Creamery plant on South Second Avenue. The gang leader remains at large while the other youths were released to appear in probate court later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Departments
Pocatello
Jarvis Roubidoux
Pocatello Police Department
Casa del Rio
Armour Creamery
South Second Avenue
W. A. Hyde
Plot Against Premier's Life Discovered in Italy
Italian police uncovered a planned assassination plot against Premier Mussolini. Sbardelotto of Justice and Liberty planned to bomb the premier and use a pistol for suicide. a guard identified him in Rome as King Victor Emmanuel reviewed troops. The suspect claimed bombs hidden under suspenders would explode if not touched.
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Baldi
Italy
Sbardellotto
Justice and Liberty
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Mussolini
Michele Schirra
Sbardelotto
Piazza
Escdra
Il Duce
Anita Gariibaldi
Local trench planned to divert crickets near Hansen project
Blackfoot businessmen assist County Commissioner Hansen to halt army efforts by digging a two mile trench. Workers expect crickets to fall into 18 inch to two foot holes, a tactic to alter their course amid fears and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
R. E. Hansen
Invasion of Crickets Alarms Idaho Farmers
Idaho Falls news reports farmers and others urged to watch for hatching crickets spreading from Bannock county foothills. County Agent W. E. Rawlings notes eggs from last year's heat and drought may bring several swarms to the valley, with vigilant monitoring of canals and upland fields advised. Sheriff J. D. Jensen hosted a Sunday dinner for about 150 workers amid fire incidents linked to sagebrush fires Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jensen
Idaho Falls
Bonneville
W. E. Rawlings
Tyhee
Bannock
Rawlings
Quake Shakes California Coast Ranging From Eureka to San Francisco
A large tremor struck the North Coast of California felt in Eureka Redding and San Francisco with four rapid shocks around 12 40 a m. Shacks in Arcata were razed water mains broke basements flooded and windows cracked. Telephone and telegraph service was disrupted gas leaks were reported and a chimney fire was contained. Residents compared it to the 1906 quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Redding
Eureka
Arcata
Agencies Plan Social Service Council Meeting
Po Catello board, led by John Foreman, calls a council meeting for Tuesday June 14 at 7 30 p m in Chamber offices to discuss chest programs. Attendees include YWCA, YMCA, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army and Camp Fire Girls as chest drive fundraising continues with a 30 percent agency cut to cover deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Community Cest
Chamber of Commerce
John Foreman
Council of Social Agencies
Chamber
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Camp Fire Girl
Card of Thanks to Our Male Friends
We express our deep appreciation to our male friends for kindness and sympathy at the death of our husband and father. Our thanks for the floral tribute from Mrs J H Eaton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Eaton
Community club meetings announce joint sessions
Palm Leaf circle number 19 and Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold a regular meeting with initiation Tuesday at 8 PM at W O W hall. Thimble club number 155 will meet at W O W hall on June 8 with Mrs J A Garmine and Mrs Olive MacDonald as hostesses. Ladies Aid of the Christian church meets Tuesday at 2 PM at the church. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Circle
Woodcraft
W. O. W. Hall
Thimble Club
J. A. Garmine
Olive MacDonald
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
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North Lincoln
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Harold Freeman
W. J. Peck
Los Angeles
George P. Delury
Salt Lake
B. of L. E
Mrs. V
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East
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Y. E. Hensley
Pershing Avenue
Irving G. Roddy
Thomas F. Stroud
Lemhi County
Leslie Dillingham
Democratic Party
Aston Barrett
Tom Nichols
Hemingway and Moser Cigar
Stanley Huff
Wayan
Mrs
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Aloha Apartments
Virgil Ruggles
Ruggles
Idaho State Journal
Merrill Johnson
Pocatello Tribune
Fift
Stella Mitchell
Otto Anderson
Helen Borghaar
Eugene Gilyeat
Seabeck
Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Bremerton Navy Yards
Parkers
Jim Matthews
T. W. Courtney
J. M. Bistlin
J. B. Taylor
Julian Kriffin
Otis Wooters
Tuffy O'Dowd
Edward Smith
Charles E. Rogers
Mary Peters
Tom Wilson
Montpelier
Mr. Wilson
Oregon
Ellen A. Ivey
A. Frazier
Jay G. Pratt
Inkom L. D
Roy Cordon
Hall Mortuary
J. L. Downing
Downing
American Falls
Roy Beeton
Brigham City
Beeton
Pocatello High School
Elks Temple
Marilyn Townsend
Norman J. Townsend
South Fifth
Mr. Townsend
Continental Oil Company
Lon Cone
Pocatello Chapter No. 6
R.A.M
W. R McCarty
Joseph Chester
Cone
George Katsilometes
Justice Court
Jones, Pomeroy
W. V. Beckstead
Coffee Pvt
Ashton
B. & B. Hardware Company
J. E. Peese
Peese
Center
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E. W. Courey
the Tribune
Standard Furniture Company
H. L. McHan
I. H. Masters
Republican Central Committee
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Paul Knappek
Newark
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California
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