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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1940

Page

5

Ford Aims to Build 1000 Planes a Day Under War Haste

Detroit June 10 Henry Ford predicted he could reach 1,000 aircraft daily within six months after an order to proceed. He offered help to the government for defense, insisting on no government meddling and stable specifications once production starts. Ford and engineers planned to study pursuit planes at the Dearborn airport as prep proceeds.

Detroit Henry Ford Ford Dearborn United States War Department Ford Engineering Department Mich Charles E. Sorenson Ford Motor Co

Druggists to Aid Travel in Idaho War Era Clearing House Plan

Governor Bortolfsen urged Idaho druggists to calm fears amid war hysteria and act as tourist information clearing houses. He noted Idaho hosted a million sightseers last year spending 23 million dollars, surpassing cattle and sheep income. Albert C. Fritz pressed reforms on electric rates and wholesale sales to chains.

Sun Valley Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association Bortolfsen Albert C. Fritz National Association of Retail Druggists

Commerce Official Visits Locally in Idaho Trade Talk

Los Angeles C of C domestic trade head M. J. Brown visits Pocatello this week to interview local businessmen about the Los Angeles county market. In 1939 the market bought Idaho products worth over eight million dollars led by dairy and poultry, with fruits and vegetables and 1 182 carloads of potatoes bound for California. Brown will also visit Salt Lake City Ogden Boise Cheyenne Denver and Pueblo before and after Pocatello.

Chamber of Commerce M. J. Brown Los Angeles California Salt Lake City Ogden Boise Pocatello Cheyenne Denver Pueblo Colorado

Idaho Couples Win Salt Lake Marriage Licenses

Two Idaho couples received marriage licenses in Salt Lake City on June 11. Licenses went to Don Lewis Schlerf 22 and Zola Alder 21 Boise. Merthan John Dille 23 and Ruth Emma Berraclough 22 Boise. Harry Shafer and Dorothy Condie Pocatello and Salt Lake City. Leonard McBride 20 Pingree and Mona Brower 18 Salt Lake City. Carlos Lauritzen 34 Victor and Alice Bangerter 24 Woods Cross.

Salt Lake City Idaho Mona Brower Carlos Grant Lauritzen Victor Alice Rowena Bangerter Woods Cross Utah

Police Sought Hit and Run Driver in Stafford Accident

Police hunted Monday for a hit and run motorist who struck 50 year old Claire H Stafford as he crossed West Custer Street in the 300 block at 2 am Sunday. Stafford a railroad engineer was walking home from work when the car came around Main Street speeding with no brake marks observed. He suffered severe bruises cuts on the cheek legs and a back sprain.

Claire H. Stafford North Arthur West Custer Stafford Main Street

Three Italian Ships Taken At Gibraltar And In Spanish Waters

British forces captured three Italian merchantmen near Gibraltar and in Spanish territorial waters on June 11. The Libano, 200 tons, had 17 prisoners with seven men swimming ashore in Spain. The Pargao, 3,600 tons, with 25 crew reaching Spain. The Oltera, 2,900 tons, was seized after her crew tried to fire the ship. The Pollensa sought refuge with British guards on board and Lav oro scuttled after fearing seizure. 32 crew members reached Spain.

Algeciras Spain Gibraltar Pollensa Italy

Bannock Senator Appeals for American Security

Bannock County Senator George Pugmire urged Lions club members to rely on common sense and avoid mass hysteria during the current world crisis. He warned against sporadic action and rumors and cautioned patriots against racketeers exploiting mass emotion. The Lions district convention will meet June 21 and 22. M T Deaton served as toastmaster at the Bannock hotel banquet.

Bannock County George Pugmire Lions Club Pugmire Utah-Idaho District M. T. Deaton Bannock Hotel

Officers’ Wives Plan State Convention in Pocatello

A meeting of Pocatello police officers wives was held at the courthouse to organize participation in the Idaho Peace Officers state convention in town June 24 and 25. Mrs. Clifford Curtis presided. committees were named for luncheon entertainment prizes and cards. about 75 women are expected.

Pocatello Police Department Aid Enforcement Court House Idaho Peace Officers Clifford Curtis Billie Club Memorial Hall C. C. Evans William Cavanaugh R. J. Roubidoux Maurice Rossiter R. M. Pugmire Alma Marley L. W. Zimmerman Swain George Pugmire Hadley

Californians Visit Henions on Westward Tour

Mr and Mrs E L Hickland of Los Angeles travel from Pocatello after hosting J M Henson and others for a weekend picnic and swim at Indian Springs. They plan to tour Sun Valley Yellowstone Lake Louise Banff and Victoria before returning to California.

E. L. Hickland Los Angeles Sun Valley Pocatello J. M. Henson Henions Indian Springs Bannock Hicklands James Henson Hickland Yellowstone Park Northwes Ces Lake Louise Banff Victoria B. C California

Jolly Stitchers Honor Members At Parkview Birthday Luncheon

Members of the Jolly Stitchers club were luncheon guests at Mrs. E. Scott's Parkview Court apartment. The gathering celebrated Mrs. Leo Decker's birthday with dainty hand kerchiefs, a flower decorated table, and a birthday cake. Present were Mrs. W. R. Fore and Mrs. M. D. Thompson among others.

Jolly Stitchers Club E. Scott Parkview Court Leo Decker W. R. Fore M. D. Thompson

Kensington Afternoon Social Highlighted by Mrs Miller

George Allen attended a Kensington afternoon gathering with Mrs Otis Miller Mrs C L Wells Mrs M M Rabourne Mrs H C Gregg Mrs Decker and the hostess enjoying a pleasant social event in the afternoon at Kensington.

George Allen Otis Miller C. L. Wells M. M. Rabourne H. C. Gregg Decker Kensington

Welfare Group Sponsors Children's Camp

The Pocatello Child Welfare association will run a second annual summer camp at Camp Tenday starting June 20 under Guy R. Burgon. The 10 day boys’ session is funded by WPA NYA and local agencies with Boy Scout support. Open to all financially eligible children. applications at the division of public assistance. Further details from Miss Janet Smith or Rev. Paul Mortimore. Dr Mary Nelson from New York City arrived in town for an extended visit.

Pocatello Child Welfare Association Tenday Guy R. Burgon WPA NYA Division of Public Assistance Boy Scout Council Division of Public Assistance Office East Center Janet Smith Paul Def. Mortimore Association

Lois Austin Piano Recital Due at Anderson Hall

Lois Austin daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Austin will give a piano recital Wednesday evening June 12 at 815 in Anderson Recital hall Her program includes Mozarts concerto and works by Chopin MacDowell Slavenski Scriabin Pagnin and Gliere Friends invited Also SEN and Margo Ifft travel to Boise to visit Mrs Iffts mother Mrs F S Dietrich returning Friday

Lois Austin H. L. Austin Anderson Recital Hall Miss Austin Mozart Chopin MacDowell Slavenski Scriabine Pansman Gliere Sen Nicholas Ifft Margo Boise

Mrs Long Hosts Friday Dessert Bridge at South Fifth Ave

Mrs. Jay Long was hostess at a dessert bridge Friday afternoon at her home on South Fifth Avenue, entertaining her contract club. Garden roses decorated the prettily appointed table with covers for Mrs. J. E. Mitchell, Mrs. William Kennedy, Mrs. A. J. Lavery, Mrs. Donald Bailey, Mrs. A. A. Girard.

Jay Long South Fifth Avenue J. E. Mitchell William Kennedy A. J. Lavery Donald Bailey A. A. Girard

Afternoon Contract Party Featured by Four Hosts

Mrs. Walter Lloyd Mrs. Clarence Rush Mrs. Leon Hanne and the hostess hosted a pleasant afternoon of contract. The event highlighted social gatherings and card play among local residents.

Walter Lloyd Clarence Rush Leon Hanne

Married Monday in Pocatello by Judge Hyde

Betty Mickelson of 1633 North Harrison avenue and J H Burk of Salt Lake were wed by Judge Charles W. Hyde Monday afternoon. Attendants were Frank H Burk and Elizabeth G Burk. Mr and Mrs Louis Gallet and Naomi of New York City plan to visit Boise and Pocatello on their return trip east after two weeks with Mr and Mrs E E Gallett.

Betty Mickelson North Harrison Avenue J. H. Burk Salt Lake Charles W. Hyde Frank H. Burk Elizabeth G. Burk Louis Gallet Naomi New York City Boise Mr. Gallet E. E. Gallett Pocatello

Pinochie Party Hosts and Idaho Social Notes

Iris Mitchell hosted a pinochie party with Helen Funk Grace Cotant and several couples. Vaughan's hosted a wedding dance and shower for Mr and Mrs David Jeffries with forty eight guests. Alice Broadhead and Kenneth Miller wed May 29 at the courthouse. Mrs Grace Barnard heads to Boise for OES session with Alberta Sikes and Pearl Coleman. Mrs Burt Hager and Alice Finis plan six week trip to Wichita Gibson City and Springfield.

Ameriacn Falls Iris Mitchell Helen Funk Grace Cotant Robert Ewing, Jr David Ruff Ray Barnard Delson Fish Lewis Detvel Walter Rathke Melvin Meadows Vaughan David Jeffries Pocatello Rockland Alice Broadhead Blackfoot Kenneth H. Miller Parker Court House W. W Howard I. Ford Roberts Richard Patsy Pacific Northwest Grace Barnard Boise O.es. Grand Lodge Alberta Sikes Pearl Coleman Barnard O.E.S State of Idaho Sikes Coleman Burt Hager Alice Finis Wichita Kansas Gibson City Iowa Springfield Peterson

Beavers Shine in CCC Camp Visit and Local Socials

High school softball’s Beavers enjoyed entertaining after a game with the Rockland CCC camp, then toured the camp with Lt. Levinson. Local guests included Mrs. Doris Stradley, Mrs. Clyde Walker, and Mrs. Merle Hunt. Mrs. Butler hosted a lunch and a later educational meeting in Pocatello. 4-H calves show plans draw Lavelle Thornton to Salt Lake City. Barnard and England households travel for shows and social activities.

Doris Stradley Twin Falls Clyde Walker Merle Hunt Lake Channel Violet Butler Stradley Butler Pocatello Beavers Rockland CCC Lieutenant Levinson Fay Brown Boise A. C. Campbell Bobby Caldwell J. F. Hautzinger Lavelle Thornton Salt Lake City C. D. Thornton Miral Arwyn Ival William Barnard William England Pleasanty Methodist Ladies’ Aid

Preston Officials Announce Summer Recreation Program

Preston recreation officials announced a city summer program with two playgrounds at the park and library and the high school gym operating from 9:30 to 11:30 am and 2:30 to 5 pm. A schedule of activities for boys and girls follows.

Preston

Community youth activities list at local facilities

The notice enumerates youth programs across venues: girls ages five to eleven at the library, boys older than 11 at the gym, midget baseball at Preston Park on Mondays and Fridays at 10 am, junior baseball Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:30 to 6:30 pm, craft classes for eight to ten year old boys and over eight year old girls at Central School on Tue Wed Thu, and craft classes for boys eleven and older at the junior high on Tue Wed Thu.

Preston Ball Park Central School

Air raid wardens race to supply gas masks to babies

British air raid wardens vie to deliver masks to newborns. One warden set a record by fitting a mask to a 40 second old baby, but the feat was outpaced by another effort just ten seconds later within a day.

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Commerce N. Main Bannock Senator Carters Blue Ribbon Bakery Welfare Group Mary Nelson Bradford Hunley Mrs. Long Nash Lafayette Tinkigh Nash Beer Engineering Ina Nash Bannock Motor CO North Main American Falls Society Gamov K. Goetz Brewing CO. Joseph Ramsas City Schilling Dad
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