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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1932

Page

3

Jail Break Attempt Foiled by Bannock County Sheriff

Two inmates in Bannock county jail used improvised hack saws hidden in soap to sap a 14 inch hole in the steel floor of a small tank. Harry Cooper and Howard L. Spoonemore faced charges tied to federal and Montana cases, with others in the tank not involved.

Bannock County Harry Cooper Howard L. Spoonemore Howard Thorpe Spoonemore Montana Deer Lodge Cooper Wney Dillon Mont Downey

Bearded Candidate Praised in Fort Hall Tie to Days of Old

Buzz of the Burg notes Charlie Brown Republican candidate for county assessor sports a real beard as support for the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. It contrasts with Bob Hamilton, a rival for county surveyor, who has scant chin growth. The column mentions Dick Leach, soldiers’ tour, Sod a Springs visit, a wish to move the Caribou county courthouse to Pocatello, and Flag Day events in Pocatello including Judge E. G. Houde turning 75.

Charlie Brown Old Fort Hall Bob Hamilton Soda Springs Caribou County Pocatello Bannock County E. G. Houde Pocatellas

Announcements from Santa Ana Auxiliary and Palm Leaf Circle

The Santa Ana Auxiliary to the U S W will hold a cooked food sale tomorrow at Pasley’s 320 W Center Palm Leaf Circle Number 19 Neighbors of Woodcraft meet tonight at W O W hall A memorial service will follow and the public is invited

Santa Ana U. 8 Pasley'’s W. Center Palm Leaf Circle Woodcraft W. O. W. Hall

Masons Call Meeting at Temple for Brother Bert Schils

All Masons are requested to attend a ritual at the Masonic temple on Wednesday June 15 at 3 p m for Brother Bert Schils C R Galloway WM Portneuf Lodge No 18 Dr Ellen Houts chiropodist No 4 Stafford Apts Phone 1480R

Masonic Temple Wedness Bert Schils C. R. Galloway Ww. M. Portneuf Lodge Ellen Houts Stafford Apts

Rockland native in Pocatello for medical treatment

Warlle of Rockland is in Pocatello for medical treatment and staying with his son W. H. Wardle at 1239 North Hayes. First Sergeant Robert Pugmire of the Pocatello police department begins a two week vacation, planning time in Yellowstone park.

Wah. Warlle Rockland Pocatello W. H. Wardle North Hayes Robert Pugmire Pocatello Police Department Yellowstone Park

Battle Signals Choice of Running Mate for President

The article recalls a political convention scene as Simeon D. Fess leads, a Flag Day tableau appears, and Senator Dickinson, as temporary chair, delivers a forceful pro Hoover address amid cheers. The ceremony includes church and civic leaders, a Legion color guard, and governors presenting Dickinson to the platform.

Legion Silas Strawn Chamber of Commerce of the United States Anton Cermak James F. Freeman Episcopal Washington Fess Dickinson James Rolph, Jr California Dan Turner Iowa Edward Martin Pennsylvania Senator Dickinson

G O P Keynoter Praises Hoover Moves To Meet Low Mood

G O P keynoter lauds Hoover actions including use of federal reserve powers to cushion the stock market collapse. Senator Dickinson notes conferences with industry and labor leaders helped avert violent disturbances seen in other crises. Reviews program actions against low mood on many fronts.

G. O. P. Keynoter Hoover Federal Reserve Board Dickinson

Hoover and Republicans Attack Democrats in Economic Debate

The Iowa senators condemned Democratic opposition to the reconstruction era programs and a balanced budget as they accused Democrats of using a subsidized press bureau to distort Hoover’s words. They charged Democratic leaders with trying to smear Hoover while splitting from his economic relief agenda.

Tional Credit Association Reconstruction Finance Corporation Iowa Huan Hoover House Dickinson

Santa Ana Auxiliary Cooked Food Sale Planned

The Santa Ana Auxiliary will hold a cooked food sale Wednesday at Pasley’s store 320 West Center.

Santa Ana Pasley’s West Center

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