Plea Made for Seamstresses in Bannock County
Bannock county American Red Cross seeks volunteer seamstresses to work Monday through Friday from 1 to 5 pm in two basement rooms at Pocatello High School. Mrs. George Williams leads sewing operations with Mrs. Ray M. Baker coordinating production. Contact 383 for assignments. some garments may be made for children via the R F C later.
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Bannock County
The
American Red Cross
Pocatello High School
E. Norman Vaughn
Board of Education
Red Cross
Tra H. Masters
George Williams
Ray M. Baker
Bannock
G. M Dean
Pioneer of Idaho Dies
Albert J. Talbot aged 88 a pioneer of the west died at a local hospital from age related complications. Born in South Africa October 18 1847 he crossed the plains in 1861 and settled near Salt Lake City before moving to Idaho sixty years ago living in Blackfoot and later St Anthony and Canada survived by widow five sons and one daughter funeral Monday at 2 from Hall mortuary with Bishop Robert M Garbett officiating interment Mountainview cemetery
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Albert J. Talbot
Mr. Talbot
South Africa
America
Plains
Homer Duncan
Kaysville
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Blackfoot
Charles LaFever
Arco
Corrine
Utah
Butte
Mont
St. Anthony
Canada
Bert
Ralph Talbot
Alberta
Alfred
J. A. Talbot
Weiser
L. E. Talbot
Boise
Willard McLaughlin
North Eleventh Avenue
Pocatello
Hall
Robert M. Garbett
Fourth Ward
Mountainview Cemetery
Days of Old Fort Hall seeks rodeo queen
A committee for Days of Old Fort Hall announces a search for a rodeo queen to preside over a Bannock county fair three day event July 2 to 4. Nominations go to Days of Old Fort Hall Inc Pocatello. The winner, non professional and not required to reside in Pocatello, will lead parades and appear in the July 3 night spectacle with travel expenses paid. The winner will be announced June 25 by letter and in The Pocatello News.
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Old Fort Hall
Bannock County Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Pocatello Oe
Pocatello
Club notices announce meetings for Monday and Wednesday
Announcements list the Ladies auxiliary to the O L Oldtimers club No 2 meeting Monday at the Memorial building with officer elections. The North End Bridge club meets Monday afternoon at Mrs J W Burnetts home on North Hayes avenue. Thimble club No 155 meets Wednesday at 2 pm at W O W hall with Mes James E Bridger and F Feldsted as hostesses.
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O. 8. L. Oldtimers’ Club
Memorial Building
North End Bridge Club
J. W. Burnett
North Hayes Avenue
Thimble Club No. 155
New Planes to Speed Air Travel
National Parks Airways announces United Airlines will place in operation its new low wing high speed monoplanes on all schedules. The New York to San Francisco time drops to 21 1/2 hours westbound and 20 hours eastbound. Pocatello travels about a quarter faster for passenger mail and express traffic, with new connections shortening distances to major cities.
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National Parks Airways
United Airlines
New York City
San Francisco
Pocatello
United States
Salt Lake City
National Parks
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Reno
National Parks Airway
Air Mail
Air Express
Former Resident Victim Mishap
Philip Stalker, a Bannock county native and former county treasurer, is recovering in Walla Walla Washington after a serious automobile accident last November. He will be unable to walk for months. Mrs Stalker works at the Veterans hospital there as head of the clinical laboratory. Stalker, who previously joined the justice department, has begun a six months subscription to The Tribune, starting immediately.
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Philip Stalker
Walla Walla
Washington
Stalker
Bannock County
Pocatello Legion Post
Local notes from Pocatello reflect births, travels, legal cases
A roundup of town items reports a Friday birth at St. Anthony hospital to Mr and Mrs Leo Cordon and a birth Saturday to Mr and Mrs L B Davidson. It notes hospital updates on Miss Sally Lockhart and Rev Charles Stout, a theft at 216 East Clark, a hog theft case, and multiple court actions including foreclosures and a divorce suit.
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Ben
Leo Cordon
West Gould Street
St. Anthony Hospital
L. B. Davidson
Randolph
Turday
Mr. Davidson
City
Bank executives return from Idaho convention
Mr and Mrs J C Galbraith are due home today from Boise where they attended the State Bankers Association convention. Mr Galbraith serves as vice president and manager of the First Security Bank here.
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J. C. Galbraith
Boise
State Bankers’ Association
Galbraith
First Security Bank
Local News and Court Notices From Pocatello Area
Marion Gee has returned to Pocatello after earning a B A at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. Y M C A secretary R R Wolf heads to Chicago and Lake Geneva to attend officers conference and meet with national readers. Alice Olmstead Ray obtained a divorce from Hoyt E. Ray filed in Pocatello. cruelty alleged. James J Brown and Odell Pullin face intoxication charges with case continued. Carrol Petersen and others paid fines for overtime parking.
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Marion Gee
W. E. Gee
Hawthorne Avenue
Pocatello
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Gee
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello Public Schools
R. R. Wolf
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mr. Wolf
Ralph, Jr
Rockefeller Foundation
Alice Olmstead Ray
Hoyt E. Ray
Ray
United States
Idaho
Boise
Mr. Ray
James J. Brown
Odell Pullin
North Fourth
Brown
McDonald Returns From Chicago Trip with New Car
Ted McDonald reports a visit to the Chicago world fair and a Detroit stop where he bought a new automobile. A county clerk issued a marriage license Friday to Junius Larsen and Dorothy Cavanaugh, both Pocatello residents, for a noon wedding at St Anthony's church. A separate license was issued Saturday to Jack R. Pottle of Boise and Lucille McKenzie of Ogden.
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Bob” Ainsworth
National Parks Ajiways
Salt Lake City
Ainsworth
Los Angeles
Bob
Ted McDonald
Chicago
Detroit
Junius Larsen
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Pocatello
Larsen
Miss Cavanaugh
St. Anthony's Church
Jack R. Pottle
Boise
Lucille McKenzie
Ogden
Tusko the elephant dies in Seattle after threats
Tusko one of the era’s most famous elephants survived bullets poison and near starvation as owners battled for control. Woodland Park Zoo superintendent Dr Gus Knudson reported the animal grew pale and collapsed after a life marked by danger and a giant appetite, dying of natural causes.
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Seattle
Tusko
Gus Knudson
Woodland Park Municipal Zoo
Giant creature dies after long life of hay and lettuce
The creature passed away this morning at age 42. It weighed 7 tons 313 pounds and measured 10 feet 2 inches tall with a tip to tip length of 21 feet 11 inches. Its temperature reached 103 before it stopped eating, taking a small nourishment of hay and lettuce prior to death.
Trumpeters Three Place Second in National Contest
L J Schnabel announces that Kenneth Harten Gail Green and Paul Ennis of Pocatello High School trumpet trio won second in the trumpet trio division at the national music contests held last week at Northwestern University. Last year the trio won first place. They are to arrive in Pocatello late this week and will visit the Chicago World's Fair as guests of the National Music Association before returning for municipal band concerts.
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Idaho
E. M. South
North
Arthur
L. J. Schyabel
Trumpters Thise
Kenneth Harten
Gail Green
Paul Ennis
Northwestern University
Pocatello
Chicago
National Music Association
Schnabel
Oregon State students on 5500 mile caravan to fair
Fourteen agricultural engineering students from Oregon State College Corvallis Ore with two faculty members embarked on a 5500 mile bus tour to attend a national agricultural engineers convention and visit the Chicago world’s fair during Engineering Week. They paused in Pocatello Friday night after leaving Corvallis June 7 and will complete the round trip in about a month. The educational trip includes plant inspections with John Deere Plow in South Bend Caterpillar in Peoria John Deere in Moline and visits to Portland Cement Association and International Harvester in Chicago.
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Oregon State College
Corvallis
Ore
Agricultural Engineers
Chicago
Pocatello
John Deere Plow Company
South Bend
Ind
Caterpillar
Peoria
Ill
John Deere
Moline
Portland Cement Association
International Harvester Company
Mercury Peaks At 84 In Pocatello Heat Wave
Pocatello residents endured a hot Saturday as the temperature rose to 84 degrees the second highest reading of the year with 86 expected earlier near Memorial Day. Weather bureau forecasts call for continued warmth through today.
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Pocatello
Mercury
Shore Memorial Day
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Gil Connell
North Main Street
Charles Stout
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Fast Clark
Joe McCarty
Ninth Avenue
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Portneuf
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Nellie Booker
J. Later
Thora Brandt
James Linderman
Martin Garvin
Linderman
Chancy Haight
Guy Nelson
Lions’ Club
Cottonwoods
Rabbit Creek
Inkom
Bannock Hotel
Jay L. Downing
American Falls
Preston
Myron H. Wells
Western States Building Loan Association
G. F. Chester
Elnora B. Chester
H. H. Miller
District Court
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J. R. Reynolds
Wnom
Bannock Coun
Clarence Lucas
Garvin
Lucas
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Guardians’ Association
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J. P. Halliwell
West Whitman
Ernest Allman
Episcopal Church
Twin Falls
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Middleton 8
Barnwell
Allman
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Ross Park
Supreme Court
Fifth District Court
Idaho Falls
Tusko Diks
Downard's Funeral Home
Petersen’s
Karastan
Visi Petersen
Vanitie
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Oregon
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Petersen Furniture CO
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