Parade Bicycles Promoted In Pocatello Event
Montgomery Ward & Co and The Tribune Journal sponsor a June 22 bicycle parade in Pocatello to promote safe riding. Registration begins today with safety rules and a set of color discs for entrants. Nine prizes plus a first trophy will be awarded after the parade route from Montgomery Ward to the Ward parking lot.
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Drunken Drivers May Lose Cars
Boise dispatch reports state safety director Dan F. Banks urged stricter traffic rules. He cited the power of law to seize vehicles from drunken drivers as a deterrent and part of broader efforts to curb motor vehicle offenses.
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Boise
Dan F. Banks
Commissioner considers suspending licenses without hearing
Banks reported 26 licenses revoked in May for drunken driving and noted a sudden rise in traffic fatalities. He said the department is filing arrest and conviction tickets under the names of motorists, warning that drivers pursued into court may end up on foot.
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Banks
Elks Invite Public To Attend Flag Day Exercises
Walter Cleave will address residents of Pocatello and Elks club members at Flag day services sponsored by Gate City Elks in lodge rooms Friday at 8 p m. The public is invited. Activities follow a month of Elks planning led by H J Swanson. Fred Hilliard will discuss the history of U S flags from Betsy Ross to the present banner. R G Goranson James Gardner and Donald Kissane perform musical numbers as a trio. Only 10 men since George Washington have led the U S army, Gen George C Marshall now chief.
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Pocatello and Elks Club
Gate City Elks
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H. J. Swanson
Fred Hilliard
United States
Betsy Ross
U. S
George Washington
U. S. Army
George C. Marshall
Gamble Loses Tax Case in Idaho Licensing Dispute
District Judge Charles F. Koelsch ruled that Gamble-Skozemo, Inc. operates a chain under Idaho law and must be licensed. State Tax Commissioner Byron Defenbach sought $39,494 in back taxes. Gamble argued only four Idaho stores were owned by it and denied owning 28 others, a position challenged after a Colorado decision.
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Gamble-Skozemo, Inc
Minnesota
Idaho
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Byron Defenbach
Gamble
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Rotary Hears Talk On War Angles
Rev. Edmund R. Cody of St Joseph's church told Rotary members today that the Europe war pits Christianity against totalitarianism. Major H. J. Liston introduced him. Music by Rollin Pease and Mrs. T. R. Nielsen accompanied a 15 minute program. Guests included Niel F. Boyle Archie A. Kennedy Art Hayes Ralphy A. Baker and L. H. Merrill.
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St Joseph's Church
Rotary Club
Europe
Father Cody
H. J. Liston
Rollin Pease
University of Arizona At Tucson
T. R. Nielsen
Niel F. Boyle
Archie A. Kennedy
Blackfoot
Art Hayes
Pocatello
Ralphy A. Baker
Boise
L. H. Merrill
Idaho Falls
Idahoan Dies In Accident
Frank W. Perry a 47 year old resident of Pocatello Idaho remained in fair condition at a Brigham City hospital after an early Tuesday autmobile collision on State highway. His car collided with a coal truck driven by George A. Phelps 56 of Bancroft Idaho. Perry suffered six broken ribs a broken nose a badly cut hand and bruises while Phelps had minor injuries.
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Frank W. Perry
Pocatello
Idaho
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Phelps
Japs Demand That Foreigners Leave
The Japanese controlled central Chinese government at Nanking called for the withdrawal of all European forces, warships, and armed units from China. Led by Wang Ching-Wei and acting on Japanese guidance, the regime claimed to seek only to avoid untoward incidents and noted British French and Italian troops are still present in various locations.
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Former Pocatellan Among Graduates
Clarence J. Walters, former Pocatello high school student body president in 1930, graduated from Georgetown University on June 10 and married Mildred Holder of Pocatello the same day. Walters, son of Mr and Mrs John C. Walters of 1330 North Grant, had been a naval academy graduate and later served as a marshal at commencement after passing the DC bar exams in March.
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Clarence J. Walters
Pocatello High School
Georgtown University
Mildred Holder
Georgetown
Walters
John C. Walters
North
Grant
Gate City
Hi-Y
de Molay
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Georgetown University
District of Columbia
Ladies Aid Plans Activities for Visiting Lions Club
The Ladies auxiliary to the Poca Tello Lions Club engages in crafting entertainment plans for visiting Lions. They coordinate events and activities to showcase hospitality and support for attendees.
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Pocatello Lions’ Club
Girl Fifth Columnist Faces Death at District Convention
Mrs. A R Woolley president of the local auxiliary says the district convention will be held in Pocatello June 21 and 22 with several hundred delegates and ladies attending. Committees are formed with Mrs Woolley and several other chairmen directing planning activities.
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A. R. Woolley
Woolley
John F. Lund
Richard, Clayton
Marvin J. Christensen
James G. Hopper
Owen Beazley
F. M. Bistline
Ethiopian Officer To Oppose Italy
Berou newly appointed commander-in-chief of Haile Selassie forces in Ethiopia leaves Jerusalem to lead against Italy. He says allies are necessary and vows to return home triumphant with the negus and the Lion of Judah at the head.
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Berou
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
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Judah
Principal Dietz to Visit Pocatello for lecture
Paul C. Dietz, chairman of the mathematics department at Principia College, will tour cities en route to the Pacific coast. He will conference at the Bannock hotel Friday and deliver a free illustrated lecture at 8 p.m., showcasing Principia motion pictures on extracurriculars. California car crash toll data: 542,370 killed or injured from 1928 to 1939.
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Principia Upper School
St. Louis
Pocatello
Pacific Coast
Principia
Bannock Hotel
Crash Kills 1 Hurts 4 In Montana Accident
Five youths were in a car that overturned 80 miles west of Missoula. Ben Weinstein of Spokane died at St Patricks hospital five hours after the crash. Robert Brown of Boise was listed in serious condition with brain concussion and possible skull and back fractures. The other injured were recovering, with X rays ordered to assess injuries. Robert Alexanderson of Caldwell was among the passengers.
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Ben Weinstein
Spokane
Wash
Robert Brown
Boise
Ida
Here
St. Patrick's Hospital
Weinstein
Robert Alexanderson
Cald
Idaho Citizens Suffer Minor Injuries In Incident
In Idaho a person sustained rib injuries and abrasions while another from Pullman Washington and a third from Ashton Idaho escaped with minor cuts and bruises according to a physician.
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Idaho
Robert Pritchard
Pullman, Wash
Alvin Orm
Ashton
Ida
Said
China Budgets Pay Debts Twice Yearly on Lunar New Year
Outstanding bills and obligations are settled twice a year in China. Settlement days align with the lunar new year in January or February and occur again six months later, ensuring timely payments.
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China
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