United States Going Places on High Seas
Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy of the Maritime Commission said the administration’s plan to build 95 new merchant ships shows the United States is going places on the high seas. He said the aim is a fair share of commerce, not queen of the seven seas, with Roosevelt seeking $10 million for immediate vessel construction and $150 million more for next year. Kennedy noted 90 percent of the fleet would be obsolete in three years and a $400 million five year program is required.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Maritime Commission
United States
High Seas
Roosevelt
Congress
Kennedy
Lindenwood College Grants 63 Degrees in 110th Commencement
Miss Mary Roberts of Pocatello earned the associate in arts certificate at Lindenwood College in St. Charles Missouri. The 110th annual commencement awarded sixty three degrees diplomas and certificates by President Dr John L Roemer marking the school’s latest graduation milestone.
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ST. Charles
Mary Roberts
Pocatello
Lindenwood College
John L. Roemer
Lindenwood
Doan's Pills Promoted for Purifying Body
An advertisement urges readers to take Doan's Pills to purify the body and remove poisonous food from the system. It emphasizes cleanse effects and urges purchase for health.
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Doan
Secret club meeting hints at political maneuvering in Pocatello
Ike Masters calls a discreet New Deal club meeting for June 14 with Alvin Denman and others. The event, billed with governor Barzilla present, is described as secretive with implied political talks and possible ballot plans for next year. Local legends include past war veterans, community tensions, and notes on local reform and green landscapes after recent rains.
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Ike Masters
New Deal Club
Doughty
Square Deal Club
Alvin Denman
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Barzilla
Ike
Ske
Ben Ross
J. Pluvius
Days of Old Fort Hall Becomes Stirring Town Tale
The notice mentions H. L. Glindeman as general chairman of the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration and notes local figures B. A. McDevitt and Frank Smith showcasing Irish spinach and nostalgic growth near the Brooklyn Bridge. It flirts with political satire, mentions H. L. Mencken as drafting a new constitution, and hints at a $50 theater prize awarded to Mrs. Pomeroy she did not claim, provoking speculation about Charlie Pomeroy’s reaction.
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Tion
H. L. Glindeman
Charlie Pomeroy
Our God Paints Skies And Postal Woes In Tribune Letter
A poetical letter from John Harsen Rhoades of New York extols divine beauty in sunsets while noting 1920s postal delays and rail service cuts. The writer laments late mail delivery and mocks government inefficiency, ending with a cautionary remark about honesty and trust.
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John Harsen Rhoades
East 57Th Street
New York
The
Tribune
Stock market risk mirrors slot machine losses
A reader reflects on risking money in markets likening it to gambling. The piece notes the thrill and hurt of potential gains and losses and compares it to the easy but empty payout of slots and the longer pain of losing in investing.
Sun God of Day Rides Across Cerulean Fields
Poetic tribute by Jesse Beatrice Chadsey from Blackfoot praising the sun as a majestic deity marching across blue skies. The verse depicts dawn driving away night shadows and celestial figures like Dian, Orion, Venus, Taurus, and the Pleiades with vivid, mythic imagery.
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Venus
Taurus
Funeral services for Austin J Barbour
Funeral services for Austin J Barbour two months old son of Mr and Mrs T J Barbour of 140 N 4th were held at 2 p m Wednesday with the Reverend Earl R Bradford of the Assembly of God church officiating. Interment was in Mountainview cemetery. Musical selections were rendered by Mrs Anna Chase and Miss Isabel Washington accompanied by Miss Winnie May Smith.
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Austin J Barbour
T. J. Barbour
Earl R. Bradford
Assembly of God Church
Anna Chase
Isabel Washington
Winnie May Smith
Mountainview Cemetery
Marriage licenses issued in Salt Lake City
Four couples received licenses in Salt Lake City yesterday including Robert M Brough 24 Los Angeles and Atahna C Peterson 238 Preston. Reed Olsen 29 and Mary L Strable 19 Idaho Falls. Leo R Manwaring 22 Salt Lake City and Bella Soren sen 19 Rexburg.
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Salt Lake City
Robert Marshall Brough
Los Angeles
Atahna Clayton Peterson
Preston
Reed Olsen
Mary Lucille Strable
Idaho Falls
Leo Ray Manwaring
Bella Sorensen
Rexbure
Borden, Former Canadian PM, Dies at 82 in Ottawa
Sir Robert L. Borden world war prime minister of Canada died in Ottawa at the age of 82. He passed away at his residence on Wurtemburg Street where he had lived since before taking office.
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Ottawa
Nurse Admits Story Hoax About Rockefeller Prentice Plot
Assistant State Attorney Moynihan said Margaret Montgomery admitted the tale of two men abducting her and summoning John Rockefeller Prentice was a hoax to rekindle a friendship. The 27 year old nurse had claimed she was abducted and driven to a meeting place last night.
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Chicago
Emmet Moynihan
Margaret Montgomery
John Rockefeller
Prentice
John D. Rockefeller
South Side
Moynihan
Pioneer widow Lizzie Cannon dies at 96 years old
Mrs Lizzie Keefe Cannon longtime Pocatello resident died unexpectedly at 210 South Arthur avenue after a heart attack. Survived by sons Charles H and John Arnold Cannon a daughter Mary Jane Cannon a brother Michael Keefe and a sister Mrs Marie Booth. Funeral arrangements are handled by McHan s.
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Lizzie Keefe Cannon
Pocatello
South Arthur Avenue
Charles H. and
John Arnold Cannon
Cannon
Mary Jane Cannon
Michael Keefe
Kimberl
Marie Booth
St. Paul
Minn
McHan
Around Town Chief Receives Police Communication
Chief of Police R. M. Pugmire is in receipt of a communication from H. B. Hughey, chairman of the ...
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R. M. Pugmire
H. B. Hughey
Pasadena Band Concert and McLaglen Exhibition Noted
Arrangements committee thanks Police Department for cooperation at Pasadena high school band concert and McLaglen corps motorcycle exhibition at University Stadium. 250 motor vehicle license applications received at district court room bureau. Licenses issued in past two years expire July 1. Justice Hinckley presided as police court met. several defendants faced fines for dumping gravel and intoxication with varying amounts and suspensions.
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Police Department
Pasadena High School
McLaglen Corps
University Stadium
John Rossiter
Justice of the Peace
William Hinckley
W. A. Fife Davie McClain
L. Kimball
Joe Woodrow
del Rio Bardee
Phillip Mase
Sparks Wildcat
Fort Hall
Local Court Fines and Bonds Placed on Multiple Offenders
Louis Isaacs forfeits a $10 bond for speeding on South Fifth Avenue. Fred Ressler is fined $15 for intoxication. S P McNeeley M N Hook and Ed Brick forfeit $1 bonds on overtime parking charges.
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Louis Isaacs
South Fifth Avenue
Fred Ressler
S. P. McNeeley
M. N. Hook
Ed Brick
Eye Service Offers Comprehensive Care and Easy Terms
An advertisement urging regular eye examinations and treatment emphasize efficient vision and strain avoidance. The message promises a complete eye service and convenient payment terms to encourage ongoing care.
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