Former U S consul ranks Europe well despite debt
George N Ifft Sr veteran diplomat and Belfield native told Kiwanis at Bannock hotel that Europe shows general well being despite looming national debts. He praised working conditions in France Belgium and Germany while noting European dislike of the United States due to wealth control and tariff policies.
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Europe
George N. Ifft
Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
United States Foreign Service
Ifft
Ghent
Belgium
U. S
Germany
United States
France
United States of America
Great Britain
Keystone Lodge to Conduct Funeral for Brother John Kane Sr
Master masons of Keystone Lodge No 81 A F and A M will meet tomorrow at 2 pm in called communication to conduct funeral services for the late Brother John T Kane Sr Attest W K McCarty HL McHan
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Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A. M
John T. Kane
W. K. McCarty
H. L .McHan
University Board Finalizes Dr Kelly Retirement Plan
The Idaho State Board of Regents accepts the retirements of Dr. F. J. Kelly and Dr. Irving W. Jones effective July 1. The board defends its policy on the Moscow junior college plan, salary approvals, and budget constraints while preserving institutional control over final decisions.
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United States
Kelly
Moscow
Ami di Kelly
Idaho
Board of Regents
Irving W. Jones
Kings Presidents and Dogs
An executive secretary celebrates royal and presidential dogs, tracing breeds favored by monarchs from Beagles to Collies and listing White House canines from Hoover to Taft. The piece argues that a dog’s loyalty reflects a leader’s humanity and ends with a reflection on how a dog may view its owner as godlike.
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Daisy Miller
Tall Waggers’ Club of America
Frederick the Great
King
King George's
Great Britain
Mary
George
Queen Victoria
Elizabeth
William II
George IV
Edward VII
Charles II
China
America
White House
American Kennel Club
Herbert Hoover
Cragwood Padraic
United States
Tigre
Ch. Inglehurst Gillette
Bouthboro
Soutsboro
Surrey
Pat
Coolidge
Rob Roy
Alaska
Airdale
Paul
Jackson
Bee
Harding
Hub
Marion Ohio Star
Laddie Boy
Woodrow Wilson
Davie
Helen Taft
Enrico Caruso
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Adam
Gates of
Eden
Dam
God
Weather forecast and holiday notes from The Tribune
Down Town cooler Wednesday with cloudy intervals and a cooler trend into Wednesday. Yesterday reached 82 with a noon reading of 81 and a 4 50 sunrise tomorrow. June history notes record highs and lows. Dr Call to Philadelphia residence today with return to Pocatello around June 20 reported by The Tribune.
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A. R. Teeple
Call
Philadelphia
Pocatello
Tribune State
Death of Mrs Sara Ann Washington in Joplin
Mrs Martha Harris learns of the death of her mother Mrs Sara Ann Washington 72 in Joplin Missouri on June 6. The body will be shipped to Idaho Falls for funeral services Thursday at 7 p.m. Interment follows at Idaho Falls cemetery under McHan mortuary direction.
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Martha Harris
Sara Ann Washington
Joplin
Missouri
Idaho Ealls
Idaho Falls Cemetery
McHan Mortuary
Recital Tonight at Sanford Hall Features Wade and Kreft
Adelaide Anderson School of Music presents Ruthella Wade pupil of Margaret Allard in a piano recital at Sanford hall starting at 8:15 PM. Catherine Kreft pupil of Mrs Lucile Maguire will read several pieces. Public invited to attend.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Ruthella Wade
Margaret Allard
Sanford Hall
Catherine Kreft
Lucile Maguire
Elks Lodge Meets Tonight On State Convention Plans
Pocatello Elks hold an 8 PM gathering to map plans for the Idaho state convention to be held June 23 and 24. All members urged to attend.
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Elks
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Pocatello Country Club Directors Meet Tonight
Directors and members of the Pocatello Country Club will gather at 8 o'clock this evening at the club house to discuss plans for the upcoming season.
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The
Pocatello Country Club
Mrs John Wilson Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs John Wilson died this afternoon at a local hospital. The McHan Mortuary has charge of the body. Details regarding her family were unavailable.
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John Wilson
McHan Mortuary
Granted Divorce for Ann Smith from Cecil Smith in District Court
Mrs. Ann Smith was granted a divorce from Cecil Smith in district court on Monday. The complaint charged non-support as the basis for the case.
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Ann Smith
Cecil Smith
Davis Couple Attends Seattle Graduation at University of Washington
Mr and Mrs T R Davis plan to travel to Seattle for the University of Washington graduation exercises where their son Paul will be part of the graduating class. A round trip bus party brought Miss Selma Israel and Miss Alice Israel and Miss Ore Conway of Helena Montana to Bannock hotel for an overnight stay.
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T. R. Davis
Seattle
University of Washington
Paul
Selma
Alice Israel
Ore Conway
Helena, Mont
Bannock Hotel
Real Estate Salesmen Fail To Qualify Under New Exam Law
Fourteen thousand real estate salesmen in Southern California did not qualify for permanent licenses under a newly enacted examination law.
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Southern
California
4-H Drives Planting Boom With 3 Million Trees
4-H club youths have planted nearly 3,000,000 trees over the past three years, credited to Professor J. by Cope of Cornell. The effort reflects expanded youth involvement in forestry and conservation under academic guidance.
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J. By Cope
Cornell
Kiwanis to Conduct Flag Day Services at Idaho School
The ninth annual Flag Day program will be held for the Idaho Industrial School at St. Anthony under Kiwanis club direction. Flag raising is at 1 30 p m with J J Fleming as orator. Novelty and grade races, games, a tug of war, a picnic supper, a baseball game, and a flag lowering to close. FE C Terry, Kiwanis president, will oversee the affair.
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Idaho Industrial School
St. Anthony
Kiwanis Club
J. J. Fleming
FE. C. Terry
Rebels Forced Out Nationalists Near Yochow China
The Kwangsi army defeated Nanking Nationalists near Yochow in Hunan Province and forced a retreat toward Wuchang. Dispatches say fighting began south of Yochow on Tungting lake shore Monday as Kwangsi forces, including bandit elements, move on Changsha and Wuchang. Northern front remains unchanged with Nationalists opposing allied forces near Changchow.
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Hankow
China
Yochow
Hunan
Wuchang
Tungting Lake
Changsha
Ladies of St. Anthony to Host Cooked Food Sale
The Affairs Ladies of St. Anthony parish announce a cooked food sale this Saturday. Fort Hall lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias will hold a regular session Thursday at 8 PM in the Eagles hall and invite Knights and visiting Knights to attend.
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St. Anthony Parish
Fort Hall Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Eagles
Gust Batistos Visiting Friends in Pocatello
Gust Batistos of Ogden is visiting friends in Pocatello. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith returned from California after a month with their daughter. Mr. Smith is captain of the local police department. The trip included Zion National Park and travels by motor bus, with Helena as a departure point.
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Gust Batistos
Ogden
Pocatello
George W. Smith
California
Mr. Smith
Common
Zion National Park
Hades Sons
Helena
Fisher Funeral Services Today for Clyde H Fisher
Several hundred gathered at the First Ward L D 8S church to honor Clyde H Fisher 19 son of Mrs C V Mcwncarrie a prominent student who died last Saturday Bishop Bird Finlayson presided E LeRoy Harrison spoke the P club of Pocatello high school donated a football basketball and track shoe emblematic of Clyde's sports career Pallbearers and honorary members attended Interment was in Mountain View cemetery
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First Ward
L. D
Clyde H. Fisher
C. V. Mcwncarrie
Bishop Bird Finlayson
E. LeRoy Harrison
Lettermen's Athletic Group
Pocatello High School
Clyde
Relief Society
A. W. Hall
Wiam Thomas
E. L. Harrison
Ellen Edgley
Bishop Finlayson
Golden Ahlstrom
Hugh Daley
Charles Garner
Clyde Gooderham
Bud Wetherington
Clinton Shaw
Frank Hewlett
John O'Neill
Floyd Lewis
Peter Fellis
Robert Leute
Otto Erickson
Mountainview Cemetery
Rumania Moves to Consolidate Rule Under King Carol
Rumania asserts control over military offenses as it confirms acts from the boy king Michael’s reign. Carol seeks a cabinet to replace Mironescu and weighs whether Princess Helen will reconcile with him or stay apart. Carol reportedly to be crowned in October at Alba Julia with his son Michael present.
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Michael
Carol
M. Mironescu
Nicholas Iorga
M. Iorga
Julia Maniu
Helen
Alba Julia
Reader Letters Policy From The Tribune
The Tribune invites reader communications on topics of general interest but does not endorse opinions expressed. Most letters under 300 words are published. anonymous or personality focused submissions are unlikely to be printed. The Editor notes these guidelines for contributors.
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the Tribune
State Board of Education denied unanimous voting rule
A letter to the Tribune states there is no policy requiring a unanimous vote on all questions. It explains that executive committees, usually minority boards, handle interim matters by unanimous consent, and disagreements are settled by majority at the next board meeting.
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Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
May Change Form of Church Government at Synod Meet
Two thousand delegates at the Twist annual convention of the Luthern Augsutsynod opened the first business session. Clerical and lay representatives from the United States Canada and foreign missions gathered for the formal start. Debate over church governance arose after the council recommended official acceptance of a bishop's cross awarded to Dr G A Brandelle of Rock Island.
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Rock Island, II
Luthern Augustana Synod
United States
Canada
Synodical Council
G. A. Brandelle
Rock Island
Markets Price Trends Flop as Traders Fear Liquidation
New York shares sag after a volatile session with morning rallies fading by midday. High priced stocks led a late rebound while several giants slipped to new yearly lows amid weak public participation and heavy selling, with U S Steel May tonnage figures spurring short covering.
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New York
Shorts
U. S. Steel
Case
Worthington
Vanadium
American Can
Allied Chemical
Loew's Eastman
American Tobacco B
Electric Auto Lite
Radio Keith
U. S& Steel
General Electric
Chesapeake and Ohio
Colorado Fuel
Macy
Westinghouse Electric
Goodrich
DuPont
United Aircraft
Radio
North American
American Telephone
International Nickel
International Telephone
Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Studebaker
Warner Brothers
Alleghany Corp
Livestock Prices in Chicago Market Report June 10
U S Department of Agriculture notes hogs 25 000 head with 7 000 direct mostly steady to slightly lower. Top 1015 for 160 230 lb hogs. Cattle and calves 6 000 and 3 000 respectively with steers mostly down 10 125 and a weak stock. Sheep 5 000 steady with native lambs around 12 12 50.
Omaha market results on Hogs Cattle and Sheep cattle
U S Dept of Agriculture reports Omaha livestock sale totals with 11 000 hogs and 7 000 cattle and 7 000 sheep. Prices show early hog sales down 15 to 25 cents with top 9 75 for 200-230 lb butchers and lighter weights around 9 65 to 9 75. Cattle slow with bulk fed steers 9 50 to 11 50 and weighty steers up to 12 00, beef cows 6 75 to 8 00, cutters 4 50 to 6 00. Sheep bid 25 to 50 lower with feeding lambs steady to 25 lower, California feeding lambs around 9 75.
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Chicago
U. S& Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
U. S. Dept Agriculture
California
Hogs Cattle and Bonds Reported in Ogden and New York
Ogden market notes show hogs mostly steady with lower bids on several classes and cattle trading lightly with some veal calves. Sheep sold at market with no early sales. New York bonds close with Liberty and Treasury issues listed with mixed prices and yields.
Money markets steady with call money and short loans
Call money remains at 3 percent for the day. Time loans steady across durations from 30 to 90 days with mostly 3 to 3 4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 3 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Metal Prices Steady With Mixed Futures in New York Markets
New York on June 10 reports electrolytic spot and futures for zinc and tin showing quiet activity. Tin futures around 30.37 and 30.62 with nearby movement, zinc steady in East St. Louis around 460 to 465, antimony at 7.12, spot zinc in New York about 5.50.
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New York
East St
East St. Louis
Dee Gereminent Receives Bishop Rank Amid Secret Client Rumors
A cryptic report notes Dee Gereminent’s acceptance with no secret clients and suggests the identifications are viewed as holding bishop rank within a religious order.
Potatoes Reported From Chicago And Salt Lake City
U S Agriculture notes potato shipments nationwide with totals for June 9 and June 10. Principal states include Arkansas California Maine North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Texas with old and new stock figures and year over year comparisons.
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Chicago
U.S. Agriculture
United States
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Salt Lake City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Arkansas
California
Maine
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Wheat market slips after rain boosts yield hopes
Chicago, June 10. Wheat futures fell as bullish rain forecasts for the southwest sparked a late selling wave. A crop expert noted heavy berry filling offset thin stands, while news of the first car of 1930 wheat arriving in Kansas City helped push prices lower. Corn and provisions also edged down.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Farm Economics convention opens at Utah State College in Logan
The Western Farm Economics association begins its annual meeting at Utah State Agricultural College with an opening address by H D Scudder from Oregon State. Delegates are welcomed by President E G Peterson. A banquet closes the event Wednesday at a Boy Scout camp.
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Utah
Western Farm Economics Association
Utah State Agricultural College
H. D. Scudder
Oregon State College
E. G. Peterson
Boy Scout Camp
Loganton
M. L. Wilson
University of Montana
Paul A. Eke
University of Idaho
R. C. Burdick
Colorado Agricultural College
H. E. Seller
C. C. Hampson
Washington State College
F. B. Healey
University of Nevada
H. M. C. Case
University of Illinois
H. R. Tolley
University of California
H. M. Dickson
United States Department of Agriculture
William A. Schoenfield
Federal Farm Board
Walter A. Puhriman
Utah State
W. L. Wanlass
D. N. Donaldson
H. E. Erdmann
George H. Dern
A. F. Vass
University of Wyoming
David Weeks
William Peterson
Utah Extension Service
State Guard Units Rated High at Idaho Camp
Idaho National Guard units arrived at camp with ratings of very high order. Col. M. G. McConnel, adjutant general, reported on the armory of each unit and declared most units were rated very high with none below that level.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard
M. G. McConnel
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