John Bryson Ends Career With Self Inflicted Gunshot
John F. Bryson a prominent Pocatello businessman secretary treasurer of Garrett Transfer and Storage shot himself near the Idaho Southern University airport Saturday night. He left a note citing ill health and financial troubles. Bryson aged 47 was discovered by neighbors and pronounced dead about an hour earlier. He is survived by his widow Ellen and son Robert, with a family history detailed by the coroner. The body lies at Hall mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bryson
Pocatello
University
Arthur Hall
Bryson
Garrett Transfer and Storage Company
Hall
Garrett Company
Ellen Waltie Bryson
Robert G. Bryson
Lula F. Adams
San Francisco
Walter F. Bryson
Silverton
Ore
Earl C. Bryson
Portland
Lloyd Bryson
Los Angeles
Hall Mortuary
Clarence Garrett
Garrett
Hitler Has World Peace Plans
European diplomats report that Adolf Hitler will soon present a concrete plan for world appeasement. Paris sources say the proposal may be shown to the United States Britain and France within a month, though the exact plan remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Paris
Berlin
Fuehrer
United States
Britain
France
Hitler
Strong Pitchers Clash in Pocatello Series Windup
Cliff Glasby steers Pocatello to a 15 5 win over Salt Lake City Bees in front of a six game series climax at 2 30 pm today. Clarence Beers starts for Pocatello while Mel Marlowe is slated for Salt Lake City. Burnett hits a grand slam in the opening inning and Price and Malone post ideal nights at the plate as Murphy and Burnett pull a double steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Cliff Glasby
Salt Lake City Bees
Utah Boys
Clarence Beers
Tate
Tram Bee
Lbke Vily
Menaaezet FA Mugan
Mel Marlowe
Pocatellans
Cardinals
Bird
Verne Johnson
Burnett
Price
Salt Lake City
Malone
Salt Lake
Arlett
Ef Trower
Ballinger
Jelly Collectors Have Success
The American Legion Auxiliary reports 240 quarts of food collected on Saturday for underprivileged children at the camp. More donations will come in during the week, boosting the total before the camp opens this month. Call or leave details with local hosts to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Committee
Pocatello
Pocatello Child Welfare Association
D. D. Parke
H. T. Stoy
Harry Yarnell
H. J. Swanson
J. W. Foreman
McCormick Dies At Beverly Hills From Gangrene
Harold Fowler McCormick a 67 year old multimillionaire harvester maker died in Beverly Hills after gangrene infection in his right leg. Attending physician Dr Donald J Frick said a blood clot was removed two weeks earlier. His wife Adah Wilson McCormick kept vigil at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Beverly Hills
Calif
Harold Fowler McCormick
Donald J. Frick
Adah Wilson
Rupert
Idaho
Idaho Weather Forecast Keeps Fair Weekend Outlook
The Idaho forecast calls for fair weather Sunday and Monday with no significant temperature change. A light breeze and dry conditions are expected across the state, with no precipitation noted in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Halliwell to Speak At Meeting Of State Pharmacists
Charles C Kingsburg of Idaho Falls will open the Idaho State Pharmaceutical association 33rd annual convention in Boise. Speakers include State Representative J P Halliwell Governor C A Bottolfsen and John T Witty of Portland president of the National Association of Retail Druggists. The meeting closes Wednesday with resolutions and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Charles C Kingsburg
Idaho Falls
Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association
J. P. Halliwell
Pocatello
C. A. Bottolfsen
John T. Witty
Portland
Ore
National Association of Retail Druggists
Moscow Publisher George Lamphere Dies in Hunting Accident
Moscow June 10. Funeral services set for 2 PM Monday for George N. Lamphere 67 pioneer publisher killed in a hunting accident near Viola. Grandson shooting squirrels caused weapon to discharge striking Lamphere. burial at Palouse Washington. Lamphere earlier bought Moscow Post and Star-Mirror in 1916 and 1918 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Puneral
George N. Lamphere
Pioneer
J. F. Jordan
Viola
Palouse
Wash
Ellis Lodge
Jordan
Lamphere
Sam Ellis
Eugene
Washington
D. C
Moorehead
Minn
Paiouse
Moscow Post
Star-Mirror
The
Elks Lodge
Mrs Dufresne Dies After Brief Illness in Pocatello
Celina Chaput Dufresne 74 died at home 342 North Fourth avenue Saturday morning after a brief illness. Born in Montreal March 15 1865 she came to Pocatello in 1901 with her husband Oscar Dufresne who died in 1921. Survived by five daughters including Mrs Ernest Espitallier Mrs Lenard Chandler and Mrs Vern Olsen of Pocatello and Mrs J R Durbin of San Bernardino plus Mr Frank B Taylor of Tooele Utah and one brother Antoine Chaput of Montreal. Body at Downard Mortuary will be taken to home Monday afternoon with rosary Monday night. Funeral Tuesday at St Anthony's Church with Rev H D Costello officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina Dufresne
North Fourth Avenue
Celina Chaput
Montreal
Stanislas Chaput
Pocatello
Oscar Dufresne
Ernest N. Espitallier
Lenard Chandler
Vern Olsen
Frank B. Taylor
Tooele
Utah
J. R. Durbin
San Bernardino
Calif
Antoine Chaput
Downard Mortuary
St. Anthony's Church
H. D. Costello
Mountainview Cemetery
Eagles Auxiliary Practice for Officers and Guard
Officers and guard of the Eagles auxiliary will hold a practice at 7 36 p m at the Eagles lodge.
Librarians Elect Local Woman President in Idaho
Idaho librarians gathered for the Idaho State Library association sixth biennial convention where Miss Annette Cragster of Pocatello was elected president succeeding Edna Gillespie Boise public librarian Eunice Von Ende became vice president and Walter Lockwood re elected secretary treasurer. Governor Bottolfsen urged faster library expansion while Dr. William P. Tucker urged libraries to emphasize books as tools for adult education. The group sent telegrams urging appointment of a qualified librarian to the federal library of congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Cragster
Pocatello
Edna Gillespie
Eunice von Ende
Boise
Walter Lockwood
C. A. Bottolfsen
William P. Tucker
Olympia
Washington
Association
Idaho
Federal Library of
Prisoner Drowns Self in Bucket at Sing Sing
Sing Sing prison Warden Lewis E Lawes reported that Mondo Santancello, 26, serving a 21 2 year term for bigamy, drowned himself in a bucket of water. He was found head in the bucket with his body on his bunk, described as the strangest death by own action in the prison's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Lewis E Lawes
Mondo Santancello
Santancello
Lawes
Utah Weather Forecast Says Fair Sunday and Monday
The Utah forecast calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with little change in temperatures. No precipitation expected and daytime highs remain steady across both days.
Royal Pair Welcomed On New York City Visit
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth received a triumphal greeting in New York as crowds cheered during a day-long schedule. The royal couple toured Riverside Drive and Columbia University before arriving at the Roosevelts’ quiet Hyde Park estate for a restful evening with President and Mrs. Roosevelt and family aboard a guarded, flags-draped entrance.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
George
New York City
Hudson River
James Roosvelt
James
Washington
Columbia University
Riverside Drive
Junior Chamber Toe Organize Group Monday
The Poca Tello Junior Chamber of Commerce will finalize its group at an 8 oclock meeting Monday night at the Bannock hotel. Max Pasley temporary president and James Hogan temporary secretary have led outreach to about 60 local young businessmen. Ben B Johnson Preston state JC president plans to attend with a delegation to aid permanent organization and program outline.
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Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Max Pasley
Pasley
James Hogan
Idaho Falls
Junior Chamber
Ben B. Johnson
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Preston
Om the
Preston Jaycees
False alarm answered by Pocatello fire department
Pocatello fire crews responded to a false alarm from trouble alarm box No 54 at Whitman on the west side at 10 20 p m City officials warn offenders will be prosecuted as false alarms waste city funds and emergency resources
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Pocatello West Side Fire Department
tr _ ie
Fou
Whitman
Lonely Dog Flies To Home Folk
In Oakland a dog named Sport was flown from Tucson by Miss Mary Hughston to reunite with the Buckalew family. Arthur Buckalew, unemployed chef, and his wife moved to Oakland but could not afford transport for the dog, who remained at the vacant Tucson home until the rescuer facilitated the air travel.
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Oakland
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
Mary Hugh- Ston
Arthur Buckalew
Sport
Buckalew
Miss Hughston
Buckalews
United
Pinball Dispute Moves to District Court in Idaho
Stewart Amusement of Salt Lake City seeks injunction against Pocatello officials to halt seizure of 18 mechanical pinball devices arguing they are games of skill for amusement not gambling. Chief Pugmire, Mayor Terrell, and Sheriff Rossiter cited to show cause by June 26. devices valued at $1500 with rental locations listed across Pocatello establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stewart
Stewart Amusement Company
Salt Lake City
Robert M. Pugmire
Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
M. J. Rossiter
Bannock County
Stewart
Pugmire
Pacmire
State of Idaho
Clark
Fifth
Wyoming
Ford's
Bonneville
Coney Island
Lewiston Indians edge Ogden in 4 3 Pioneer League game
Lewiston won 4 to 3 over Ogden after taking advantage of an Ogden error in a 12 inning Pioneer League contest. West, Quadros, Hayes and Beard starred for Lewiston while Wry, Schubel and De Carlo contributed for Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Lewiston Indians
R. H. E. Ogden
West
Quadros
Hayes and Beard
American kicked out by Germany over anti Nazi verse
Berlin June 10 The ministry of justice decided not to prosecute William Bardwell Curts 20 of Oakland California for slandering the German state on condition he leave Germany Consul General Raymond H Geist arranged Curts departure He was arrested May 15 in Heidelberg after writing an anti Nazi verse in a beer hall guest book and a fight followed He had been traveling in Europe since August
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Berlin
Ministry of Justice
William Bardwell Curts
Oakland
Calif
Germany
Heidelberg
Curts
Europe
Two Escape Injury In Truck Crash
J A Hemsley and Mrs C C Durrant of Idaho Falls escaped serious injury when the gasoline truck they rode in left the Preston Red Rock highway three miles south of Swan Lake during a rain storm. Hemsley swerved to avoid a head on collision as another car appeared with glaring headlights. The 2908 gallon truck owned by Shirley Palmer left the road and stopped 200 feet away. Both occupants suffered only bruises.
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Preston
J. A. Hemsley
C. C. Durrant
Idaho Falls
Preston Red Rock
Swan Lake
Hemsley
Lee Hansen
Shirley Palmer
Durrant
Idaho
Youngster Suffers Minor Injuries in Street Accident
Margaret McDevitt five year old daughter of B A McDevitt 958 East Fremont was struck by a car while retrieving a lost slipper at Fourth Avenue and Center Street. She suffered minor bruises and was taken to St Anthony hospital by the driver Leo Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McDevitt
B. A. McDevitt
Fremont
Fourth Avenue
Center Street
Leo Arnold
St. Anthony Hospital
Arnold
Royal Visit Draws Massive crowds at New York World’s Fair
King George and Queen Elizabeth visited New York on June 10 in a royal procession to the World’s Fair drawing hundreds of thousands. The queen appeared buoyant despite the crowd’s cheering while the king showed a solemn, moved demeanor during the parade and university stop before Hyde Park and a Roosevelt visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George
Queen Elizabeth
Columbia University
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Canada
L D S Guide Tells History Of Plural Marriages
Salt Lake City June 12 Joseph S Perry, 70, guides at the LDS temple explains polygamy to million annual visitors. He notes 67 guides, rising tours from 173,000 in 1935 to 345,000 in 1938, and says polygamy declined after 19th century practice and was excommunicated by 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Later Day Saints Church
Good Will
Joseph S. Perry
Main
California
Perry
Bureau of Information
Temple Square
Utah
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John Bryson
England
George VI
George Washington
Mount Vernon
AP Telemat
Bohemia-Moravia
Associated Press
Halliwell
Fisher
Vardis Fisher
Idaho State Library Association
King
Roosevelts
Elizabeth
Peterson
Boise, Ogden
Twin Falls
Wry
Schubel
de Carlo
Anderson
Fiekis
Snyder
Ritter
Grigg
Raymond H Geist
L. D.S. Guide
Peery
Abraham
Jacob
David
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