Ninety-Three Graduates Finish Tech Class
The Tech graduation ceremony in the auditorium honored 93 graduates with speeches by Rev. Celaves and Hon. Peter Johnston. President Frazier awarded diplomas and prizes while Jacob Johnston performed violin pieces and the audience heard inspirational remarks on education, time, and service.
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Tech Audiorium
Campbell
C. H. Celaves
First Congregational Church
America
Idaho
Frazier
Peter G. Johnston
House of Representatives
Johnston
Orkney Islands
Scotland
Peole
Robert Burns
Lincoln
Mr. Roubidoux
The
Tech
J. E. Retherford
Carrie Cleave
Margaret Rowland
Theodore Turner
Mary Leute
Brady
Mary Murphy
Ameliansen
Harold Crow
Feiss Thomas
Haydn
R. J. Phipps
First Presbyterian Church
Birthdays Today for Notables
Sir Landon Ronald English musician and conductor knighted recently born 49 years ago today. Peleg Howland president of the Imperial Bank of Canada born Kleinburg Ontario 65 years ago today. Albert S. Burleson former United States postmaster general born San Marcos Texas 59 years ago. Andrew O Connor celebrated sculptor born Worcester Massachusetts 48 years ago today.
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Sir Landon Ronald
Peleg Howland
Imperial Bank of Canada
Kleinburg
Ont
Albert S. Burleson
United States
San Marcos
Texas
Andrew O'Connor
Worcester
Mass
Town Talk Leave For Afton
Mr and Mrs E 8 Sloane left today for Afton to look after oil interests and expect to spend most of the summer in that vicinity.
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Afton
Sloane
Fulton family returns from Idaho winter visit
Mrs. B. Fulton mother of E. G. Fulton of The Tribune advertising department, left with her son Fred for Butte Montana after spending the winter months in Pocatello.
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Butte
B. Fulton
E. G. Fulton
The
Tribune Advertising Department
Fred
Butte, Mont
Pocatello
Vacation Trip Planned by Local Ladies
Miss Lillian Soongvergs deputy to the County Clerk R. C. Earley departs with her sister Miss Anna Spongberg and Miss Mary Clark for a month long vacation visiting Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and Portland.
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Lillian Soongvergs
R. C. Earley
Anna Spongberg
Mary Clark
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Inspector Campbell Visited City On Department Business
Stewart Campbell of the state mine department spent Tuesday in the city on official duties. He had just returned from an inspection tour of oil drilling projects in the Afton section.
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Stewart Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Afton
Forest fire hazard warning issued by weather bureau
The United States weather bureau warned of a high fire danger in the coming days. Moderate dry northeasterly winds were forecast, increasing fire risk, and citizens were urged to take care with campfires near wooded areas.
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United States Weather Bureau
Possession Charge Arraignment of Daniels Opens Case
Deputy Sheriff Perm Raymond returns from Ririe to report Charles E. Daniels in custody on a possession of intoxicating liquor charge. Daniels was arraigned before Justice of the Peace E. G. House with bond set at 500 dollars.
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Perm Raymond
Harting
Charles E. Daniels
Ririe
Daniels
Justice of the Peace
E. G. House
Fishing Facts and Hunting Hints Logbook Overview
A 46 page brochure issued by the Union Pacific system lists hunting and fishing resorts with Pocatello as the gateway. The neat illustrated booklet targets tourists and sportsmen and can be obtained at any Union Pacific passenger office.
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Union Pacific
Pocatello
Road to Mink Creek summer camp under way
Construction camp established today for road to the summer camp on the east fork of Mink Creek. Actual construction starts tomorrow and will be rushed to completion for city residents to use the camp site this summer. About $11,000 will be spent on the three mile stretch, largely in Pocatello.
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Mink Creek
Comletion
Pocatello
Forfeit Day at Police Court Totals 155 Fines
In last night’s police court session a total of 155 was forfeited by individuals for failing to respond to roll call. Fines ranged from 5 to 50 dollars, with cases including liquor possession intoxication careless driving parking near intersections and concealed weapons. Jack Williams drew 50 dollars for intoxication and, if unpaid, 26 days in jail.
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W. D. Shoup
Ole Olsen
William Sherman
H. J. Butler
F. D. Braden
Harry Smith
Joseph Beal
George Robinson
Harry Neilson
Jack Williams
Tech Students The Encampment
Members of Headquarters Company 186th Infantry I N G who missed camp with the troops Sunday will depart tonight to join their company at Camp Brady Lieut Packarad of Company L will accompany them The men leaving include Wayne Evans Lowell Howerton George Larsen James Francis Raymond Craven Raymond Quinn Raymond Carney Earl Thomson Lloyd D Hibner Sam Peterson Bryan West James Bean Tranquilino G Fajardo and L E Croakston
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186Th Infantry
Camp
Brady
Tech
Lieut. Packarad
Company L
Wayne Evans
Lowell Howerton
George Larsen
James Francis
Raymond Craven
Raymond Quinn
Raymond Carney
Earl Thomson
Lloyd D. Hibner
Sam Peterson
Bryan West
James Bean
Tranquilino G. Fajardo
L. E. Croakston
High Grade Bonds Recommended for Investors
An Intermountain country financial note urges all residents to become bond buyers and offers high grade bonds for consideration. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co first mortgage 7 percent at 98 3-4 yielding 7.2 percent. David 4. Wright 7 1/2 percent 1932 at 100 yielding 7 1/2 percent, with strong collateral and earnings backing. Pacific Tel and Tel Co 5 percent 1957 at 94 1/2 yielding 5.26 percent. Complete information available on inquiry.
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Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
David
Wright
Pacific Tel. and
Tel. Co
Four Year College Plan Discussed for Idaho Technical Institute
A session of prominent local figures debated replacing the Idaho Technical Institute two year junior college program with a four year college course. Support from state education board members suggests favoring the substitution, with action likely at the next state legislature session.
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Idaho Technical Institute
The
Tech
State Board of Education
State Legislaure
Hillcrest Dance Tonight and Chamber Notices
Hillcrest Dance tonight with notes from the local Chamber of Commerce on regular luncheons and meetings. Kiwanis leaders discuss road questions and Yellowstone trip. plus a feature urging support for tax exempt securities and showcasing potential economic impact of a growing Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello with projected student spending.
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Berard Nichols
Kiwanis Club
Brigham City
Utah
C. G. Winters
Garland
Ernest Wangsgaard
Yellowstone National Park
Zoning debate in Idaho city planning effort
Citizens weigh the concept of zoning as Idaho moves toward city planning reforms. The discussion mirrors nationwide trends as states legislate zoning to shape growth and public spaces, reflecting the era's urban renewal ideas.
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City Beautifuls
Union
Idaho
Own Your Home Drive Gains Backing in Pocatello
The Pocatello real estate board backs an Own Your Home movement endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce. Census estimates show fifteen percent of US families lack independent housing facilities, with about 1.5 million not properly housed. Tax changes and tax-exempt securities have reduced home ownership from 50 percent in 1910 to 42 percent in 1920.
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Pocatello Real Estate Board
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Census Bureau
United States
Railroad train crews shift for Idaho Falls circus train
Engine 514 with Engineer E. T. Wilson and Fireman R. E. Ward moved north at 3 45 a.m. today toward Idaho Falls on a Circus train. Fireman H F Rogera is off duty on the second district for personal matters. Fireman Gerard acts as relief and Engineer W D Davis is off duty from the freight chain gang turn.
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E. T. Wilson
R. E. Ward
Idaho Falls
al G. Barnes
H. F. Rogera
Gerard
W. D. Davis
Sec
Train Crew Movements and Sick Leave Reports
Engineer E V Brookshire and Fireman William Kremer traveled to Downey on No 42 to retrieve engine 2506 after a sixteen hour shift. Fireman W E Tout went to Idaho Falls on No 41 to relieve Cecil Beham who is off sick. Fireman T J Foley moved to Shoshone on No 17 to relieve Hostier Evans who is ill.
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E. V. Brookshire
William Kremer
Downey
W. E. Tout
Idaho Falls
Cecil Beham
T. J. Foley
Hostier Evans
Engineer H. G. Baker Assigned to Rogerson Stock Loading
Fagige 612 under Engineer H. G. Baker and Fireman . Person ius was sent west to Rogerson this morning for placement in stock loading service.
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Fagige
H. G. Baker
Personius
Rogerson
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P. G. Johnston
Idaho House of Representatives
State University
Rocky Mountains
Abraham Lincoln
Boise Shriners
Shrine Club
el Korah
Shriners
Jez
el Korah Band
Patrol Divan
Pocatello Nobility
Main Street
Center
Bannock Hotel
Arthur and Center
Rudman and Gottberg
West Center
Hillcrest
J. A. Hogle & CO Investment Securities
Salt Lake, Ogden, Los Angeles
Idaho Tech
Hillcrest Dance
the Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Fred C. McGowan
Ss. E. Anderson
Institution of Higher Learning
Statistical Bureau
Jentiete Ning
Sertiie
Satie
Ericas
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
ST. Louis
Hemenway & Moser Ser Co
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