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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

2

Elks Convene in Lewiston Urges Duties With Rights

Idaho Elks convention heard President Beecher Hitchcock of Sandpoint urge Americans to couple liberty with duties. Bob White of Boise won the state golf title with a 73 as 700 members and 28 lodges attended. Delegations from Aberdeen Washington and sight-seeing trips to Potlatch Forests Inc. highlighted the gathering near Lewiston.

Lewiston Idaho Elks Lodges Beecher Hitchcock Sandpoint America Order of Elks Bob White Boise A. L. Barnes Idaho Aberdeen Wash Potlatch Forests, Inc Clearwater White Pine

Dutch Prove Valuable English Ally

The article discusses British dependence on Dutch oil fields as a potential pivot in world war strategy. It notes Japan’s bid to control East Indies resources, risking clashes with Britain and the United States if persuasion fails. It also mentions Hitler envoy Melmuth Wohlthat coordinating German supply lines with Japan.

Near East Japan East Indies United States Indies Germany Hitler Melmuth Wohlthat

Travelers Elect Officers and Push for Bus Safety Regulations

The article notes travelers elect officers and press for safety rules tied to school bus strikes. It mentions adoption of a red, white, and blue bus design in three states and cites a designer’s point about visibility and copyright restricting alternatives.

Council backs bus safety design and federal power use

The council adopted a resolution urging Idaho Utah and Montana governors to adopt a new vehicle design for safer school buses. It also passed a measure asking the president to deploy emergency powers to end strikes. With 8000 UCT members in federal service earning $21 monthly while striking workers earn $15 daily, a Dutch luncheon and city tours followed.

Idaho Utah Montana United States

Allies rebuff Hitler Mussolini as Syria crisis rages

In a tense exchange Washington and Paris uphold defense pledges while French leaders insist on defending possessions with their own forces. Reports from Ankara claim German troops occupy Damascus near Trans-Jordan as British air raids hit Lebanon and Syria. London warns Britain’s Middle East posture is grave and Hore Belisha calls for total war effort and unity with the United States.

France Syria Ankara Turkey Damascus Trans-Jordan Berlin Lebanon Allepo R. A. F. Middle Hore-Belisha Great Britain United States

Britain urged to march into Syria heightening tension

The report notes London newspapers pressed for Britain to enter Syria to protect near eastern interests. Dienst foresees the situation gradually growing tenser as such demands are interpreted as a sign of rising pressure and risk.

London Britain Syria Dienst

Girl Scout Camp Plans Completed for Pocatello

Pocatello Girl Scout Council outlines Camp Nodding Pine opening July 6 to 20, 14 miles from town on Mink Creek Road. Staffed by trained counselors in age units, activities include hiking, crafts, riding, archery, dancing, and storytelling. Registered nurse on site. doctor on call. health inspections and tested water. Registration via First Security Bank or Girl Scout office. leaders include Predricka Meyer, Anna Thearer, Betty Chester, Colleen Gestring, Bernice Carter, Norma Aspeland.

Pocatello Girl Scout Council Pocatello Girl Scouts Nodding Pine Pocatello Mink Creek Dietrich First Security Bank Girl Scout Office Predricka Meyer Salt Lake City Anna Thearer Logan Betty Chester Colleen Gest

Vagrant Jimmie King Fined After Card Game Claim

Law report shows Jimmie King 47 charged with soliciting for a card game using a marked deck to fleece players. He also faced theft and sale charges for a battery allegedly stolen from Ed E Brandt and offered to Joe Cathey. Det Roubidoux identifies the suspect as William Sonny King.

Jimmie King Ed E. Brandt South Main Joe Cathey Butte R. J. Roubidoux King William Sonny) King John Rasmus Walters Kenneth George Whitney McKean Harold Bailey McKinley South Second William Fife Alvin G Hastings Tetonia Pocatello South Fourth Williams H. K N. Hays Fourth Avenues Dan Kanaca Thelbert W. Evans

Pocatello Building Permits Rise in May 1941

May 1941 shows higher city building activity in Pocatello with a $39,403 rise over May 1940 and $64,442 more for the first five months than last year. New permits include O P Skaggs East Center store and a Pocatello Mill elevator at 300 East Hayden.

Pocatello A. A. Girard Fire Department O. P Skaggs East Center Pocatello Mill East Hayden

Devaluation Debate Prompts Inflation Forecasts

Washington notes discuss the futile fight to block presidential power over monetary policy. Economist Walter Spahr argues that devaluation promises to cut debt and taxes but warns of inflation in postwar recovery. The letter to Congress examines gold standard implications and public reaction to a reduced gold content.

Federal Reserve Banks Mr. Spahr Delar Congress Andrew Mellon Washington Walter &. Spahr New York University Economists’ National Committee On Monetary Policy Spahr

Radio Hams Meet at Blackfoot Ham Fest This Weekend

Blackfoot prepares for the amateur radio operators annual field day and ham fest with visitors from Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Washington, Nevada, Oregon and Idaho. The program lists registration, gab-fest, hunt for a hidden transmitter, talks by Mayor Merril Boyle, demonstrations, field day trials and an auction of ham gear. Local amateurs including Martin have completed arrangements.

Blackfoot Montana Wyoming Utah Washington Nevada Oregon Idaho American Legion Legion Legion Home City Park Merril Boyle Martin

Event lineup with Crowe and Armstrong at program

A schedule item lists Crowe and George Armstrong handling the program and refreshments while William Dunn George Whitfield and Fletcher Norris manage entertainment and activities.

Preston Forms Emergency Red Cross Defense Committee

Franklin county announces a national defense unit led by Preston with Mayor J Clifford Forsgren as chairman. Members include R R Rowell Ernest Britenbeker Mrs Lloyd Hogge and Mrs Virgil Rorabaugh as part of the county Red Cross effort to organize finished article shipments.

Preston American Red Cross Committee For National Defense Franklin County G. W. States Red Cross J. Clifford Forsgren R. R. Rowell Ernest Britenbeker Lloyd Hogge Virgil Rorabaugh

Warship production shipment reaches Jersey City

Mrs States announced a shipment from the production department to Jersey City New Jersey. The batch includes 18 complete layettes 12 hospital bed shirts 35 pairs of sex and 28 sweaters.

Ter Jersey City N. J Mrs. States

Probate Judges Elect Idaho Association Heads

Thomas B. Kelly of Wallace Shoeshone county probate judge was re elected president of the Idaho Association of Probate Judges B R Riordan of Caldwell Canyon county judge was elected president and Frank L Davis of Rexburg Madison county probate judge secretary treasurer The association set its 1942 meeting in Moscow

Bonners Ferry Thomas B. Kelly Wallace Shoshone Idaho Association of Probate Judges B.R. Riordan Caldwell Canyon County Frank L. Davis Rexburg Madison County Moscow

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