Italian planes ready to hop for Chicago flight
Twenty four Italian planes carrying 96 men led by air minister Balbo will take off from Orbetello for a mass flight to Chicago. Nearby, Jimmie Mattern began a Nome chase from Khabarovsk as other aviators report varied landings and attempts across Haiti Cuba Colombia and Lithuania amid hopeful weather forecasts for long world flight efforts.
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Associated Press
Genetalo Balbo
Italy
Orbetello
Chicago
Globe-Girdier
Jimmie Mattern
Nome
Alaska
Khabarovsk
Riberia
J. Errol Boyd
New York
Port
Au Prince
St. Marc
Haiti
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Vyana
Camaguey
Cuba
Seville
Spain
J. Scott Bermuth
Ermesto Samper
Bogota
Colombia
Ross Names Mrs Steele to Idaho Board of Education
Governor C Ben Ross announces the appointment of Mrs A A Steele of Parma to fill the unexpired five year term on the Idaho state board of education succeeding T A Walters Caldwell first assistant secretary of the interior Walters resignation effective today. Mrs Steele wife of a former professor at University of Nebraska and Columbia university. Clancy St Clair Idaho Falls elected board president as new administration building at Albion Normal will be Bocock hall in honor of President C F Bocock killed near Pocatello last year.
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Moscow
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
A.A Steele
Parma
T. A. Walters
Caldwell
Idaho State Board of Education
Walters
State University
Steele
University of Nebraska
Columbia University
Albion Normal School
Bocock
C. F. Bocock
The
Normal
Pocatello
Short Course Attracts Man At University of Idaho
The fifth annual junior short course series opened at the University of Idaho in Pocatello on June 11 and runs through June 15. About 200 students from Bannock to Twin Falls are enrolled. housing is in university dormitories with a packed program schedule and nightly roll calls.
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University of Idaho
S. B
Pocatello
Bannock
Bingham
Bonneville
Caribou
Cassia
Franklin
Gooding
Jerome
Lincoln
Minidoka
Power
Twin Falls
General Assembly
Ross Park
Plans for Pocatello Childs Orchestra Unfold
A new free children’s orchestra forms in Pocatello to train instrument players. The nucleus is J. C. Gardner’s university students and conductor Mr. Civils. Rehearsals begin Thursday June 22 in Swanson hall, twice weekly. Information via phone 143-J, 2020, or 968-W.
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J. C. Gardner
Civils
Pocatello
Swanson Hall
Tyhee Clubs Hosting Thursday Meetings Announced
The S. and E. club of Tyhee will be entertained by Mrs Svesey on Thursday afternoon. Ruth chapter Order of Eastern Star meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic temple.
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S. and E. Club
Tyhee
Pocatello Daily Briefs Mix Local News And Events
Local notices report Willard Bowen auditing the county books and a county commissioners session. A marriage license issued for William Clounch and Marie Wride. Robbery and court actions include a 13 year old detention for service station theft and Joseph Crossley jailed for contempt of court. Carnival, choral rehearsal, dances, and traffic cases fill the town calendar.
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William Clounch
Sterling
Marie Wride
Aberdeen
Joseph Crossley
Crossley
Lillie Crossley
John Young
R. S. Callis
North Main
John
Pioneer Western Mining Man A. L. Buckland Dies
The death of A. L. Buckland, 86, occurred Sunday in Parksdale Oregon. Buckland, a pioneer Idaho and Utah mining figure and claimed first American born child in present California, leaves ten children. Survivors include son P. S. Buckland of Pocatello and sons Roscoe and Robert Buckland of Blackfoot. Burial planned in Grace Idaho near his daughter Mrs. George Telford. Born 1846 in California, Buckland mined in Utah and moved to Wood River Idaho in 1870 and often spoke of visiting Pocatello before it had white residents.
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Parksdale
Oregon
A. L. Buckland
Idaho
Utah
California
Mr. Buckland
J. L. Balderston
Pocatello
Grace
George Telford
P. 5. Buckland
Roscoe
Robert Buckland
Blackfoot
Cali
Fornia
Wood River Country
National Parks May Extend Line
Felix Steinle chief of operations announced last night in Great Falls Montana that National Parks may extend line expansion plans. He indicated potential route additions and funding considerations for the project.
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Great Falls
Mont
Felix Steinle
Mellenel Parks Airways Eyes Havre Extension by July
The Salt Lake to Great Falls line may extend to Havre around July 1 if government contracts are secured. The Havre port was inspected yesterday and deemed satisfactory by officials.
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Mellenel Parks Airways
Salt Lake-Great Fails
Havre
Council to Hold Picnic for Girl Scout Members
The Girl Scout council met Monday at the Bannock hotel to plan a picnic for members and families on the east fork of Mink Creek Thursday evening. Dinner at 6 o clock will be followed by a short business session and site inspection for a possible permanent camp. 8. R. Justice, forest ranger for
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Girl Scout Council
Bannock Hotel
East Fork
Mink Creek
R. Justice
Forest Ranger
Pocatello Council Delays Annual Meeting to December
At Monday's meeting the Pocatello district and family were named honor guests. Action was taken to postpone the organization's annual meeting to December with Mrs. R. M. Terrell presiding as scout commissioner.
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R. M. Terrell
Nervous Women Seek Relief with Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Aassen claims many women use Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to gain strength and vigor after years of nervousness. Reportedly 166 women shared positive results while trying this medicine, urging readers to buy a bottle and observe benefits.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Standard Furniture Co
Idaho Power Co
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Terrell Shoe Co
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Lawrence Haight Radio Service
Pocatello Electric Supply Co
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Orpheum Theatre
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the Tribune Journal Co
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