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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
2
Elwood Mead R F Walter and B F Stoutmeyer visited Pocatello to confer with upper Snake River representatives on water storage plans. They toured Idaho projects from Ogden toward American Falls and will inspect western facilities before Spokane bids open June 18 for Grand Coulee.
Congressman T. C. Coffin received a civic tribute in Pocatello with Governor C. Ben Ross and several judges and mayors among attendees. Reverend Father King praised Coffin for loyalty, public duty, and patriotic service, noting his rise from Caldwell native to mayor of Pocatello and congressman in 1932.
A Darrow board member criticizes the NRA price fixing plan, arguing it does not abolish monopolistic practices or affect codes already approved. He notes that major industries operate under these codes and cites continuing price increases for the broad consuming masses.
The article argues that the stagger system increases payrolls while paying workers inadequate earnings. It claims minimum wages have become de facto maximums, lowering overall wage averages and failing to aid groups like African Americans and other low-paid workers.
Former Governor C. C. Moore, once U. S. land commissioner, toured the area today from Ashton. The ad notes a consultation free at Marcell's staff at Whitman Hotel, highlighting remedies for head aches stomach rheumatism and female disorders as part of university relations committee materials.
Idaho Falls news note reports the chamber of commerce planning a Thursday breakfast with Gov C Ben Ross to seek help finishing the university stadium started as a CWA project. Attorney I E McDougall visited Malad on business. Ady Paul Nash secretary and M E Volliver attended Snake River storage meeting in Idaho Falls protesting enlarging American Falls reservoir with upper valley residents favoring increased storage higher upstream.
Republican candidate J Wesley Holden from Idaho Falls visited the city today to attend funeral services. The notice is part of a classifieds guide promoting Pocatello’s market area.
The United States considers a Johnson Act based policy to curb debt defaults by closing money markets to defaulters. The rule targets debtors including Britain while payment in kind draws surprise in London as Cordell Hull signals shift from dollar payments. Downing Street and the cabinet study the situation ahead of a likely parliamentary statement.
London reports that Great Britain refuses to settle war debts by in kind payment as proposed in an American note. The stance emphasizes continued financial settlement methods rather than physical transfer of goods.
The fascist leaders will board Mussolini's motorboat and travel to San Marto for a gala meeting. Hitler will stay at the Grand hotel during the visit.
At noon Mussolini will host a 30 cover luncheon for Hitler followed by their first colloquy. Talks are expected to include an offer for Germany to return to the league of nations and closer cooperation to offset France's alliance system. Venice also plans a grand parade of craft lit and decorated through the canals. The report also notes a Semet Solvay official denying chemical involvement in an accident and a handbag containing explosive literature.
Coroner Rourke said an inquest will be held into a fatal plane crash described as explosive. Investigators probe chemicals found at the scene while authorities seek details on the cause and nature of the blast.
The richest child is poor without musical training. Mr. Gardner, wind instruments instructor at the Uni, will teach in Pocatello this summer. Trumpet, clarinet, trombone, flute and all wind instruments. Phone 2020.
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