Mining fever grips Pocatello as classes begin
Professor W. W. Staley of the University of Idaho leads a series of free mining courses in Pocatello with hands on demonstrations. Old timers from Fort Hall and Gold Hill share experiences while attendees from the chamber of commerce and Y M C A register for sessions at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Staley
School of Mines
University of Idaho
Pocatello
Oldtimers
Chamber of Commerce
Educational Committee
Hank” Parma
Fort Hall
George Williams
Sam Smith
Staley
Ralph R. Wolf
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Salmon Country
L. W. Brick
Gold Hill
Portneuf
M I A Favors Opposition to Modification at State Meeting
Delegates discussed platform planks opposing any change in the prohibition law. Ezra P. Whitla was reelected national committeeman as Idaho remained dry. Easton and I E Rockwell supported the gold standard and allied with silver men, while Easton would notify nominees if authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra P. Whitla
Idaho
Easton
I. E. Rockwell
Bellevue
Dickinson
United States
Thomas Heath
Preston
Hart
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Whitla
University of California
Stanford
Hoover
McPenand
Sandpoint
Elks Lodge Edits Magazine Highlights Conventions
The Flag day issue of Elkhorn, official Pocatello Elks publication, distributed by the lodge committee. Editor in chief Roy H. Oliver with Paul Nash and Paul Bistline as assistants. mentions the Birmingham national convention next month, H H Wilson representing Pocatello, Idaho State Elks convention at Blackfoot this week, and pays tribute to the late Judge Ralph W. Adair of Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Pocatello Elks’ Lodge
Roy H. Oliver
Paul Nash
Paul Bistline
Birmingham
Alabama
H. H. Wilson
Pocatello Elks
Idaho State Elks’ Association
Blackfoot
Ralph W. Adair
Blackfoot Lodge
Committee to supervise Pocatello milk supply
A special dairy committee to inspect and license dairies will begin operations after city council approval. The panel includes a public health officer, a Medical Society member, a university faculty member, and two dairy-industry representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
W. V. Leonard
E. O. Leonard
T. C. Coffin
Pocatello Medical Society
Leonard
Special
Coffin
Medical Society
Dean Leonard
G. L. Bowser
Thomas Hopper
Pocatello Area News Circulates Personal Visits and Local Events
Local visitors include Arthur W. Hart and daughter with Clifford Acheson in jail for mental observation. Hunts for idle dances and fundraisers for sick and disabled workers are planned by the Pocatello Musicians Union at Idle-a-White on June 27. Regional updates cover hospital cases, births, graduations, travel, and upcoming American Legion and Boy Scouts activities with multiple local figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Musicians’ Union
Idle-a-White
Musicians’ Union
North Tenth
Orson Packham
Delbert Nelson
Kyle Babcock
Robert Barry
Fay Brinkley
GOP Plank Distribution Sparks Last Minute Debate
Delegations prepared to distribute copies of a resubmission plank at 2 p m amid fears of a stall on the floor. National committee chair Fess reported the Resolutions committee hadn't yet addressed the prohibition plank at 1 30 p m and announced a 6 p m release. Senator Bingham questioned the plank before the Resolutions committee, which by afternoon moved to the farm relief plank as one of its early controversial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess
National Committee
Resolutions Committee
Congress Hotel
Bingham
Platform Committee Report Gains Backing in Hoover Era Rally
The platform committee report drew broad support from Hoover allies after an all night session defeating Tolbert supporters in part. The scene featured Perry Howard from Mississippi and his black and tans, while Katherine Byrne announced agreed officers headed by Snell. Delegates cheered as Snell praised the president, with California Oklahoma Wisconsin and others presenting state standards in a festive roll call. The convention adjourned after the 1 10 p m session as copies of the proposed prohibition plank were made available to delegations. Raymond Washington notes big oysters pictured on local money after a bank closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolbert
Hoover
Perry Howard
Mississippi
Katherine Byrne
Connecticut
Committee On Permanent Organization
Snell
Dickinson
America
California
Oklahoma
Fess
Wisconsin Hoover
Platform Committee
Bannock county Black and White day draws large crowd
About 1000 attendees at Bannock county Black and White day in Downey hear Governor C Ben Ross urge dairying to raise prices. Over 100 stock judging entries crown prize winners across purebred and grade cattle with judges led by Chase Kearl of Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
C. J. Mack
Chase Kearl
Preston
Franklin County
House approves cash payment of veteran bonus
The House backed a cash bonus with a swift vote, requiring unanimous consent to skip committee referral. The tally showed 153 Democrats and 56 Republicans for the measure, while 126 Republicans and 50 Democrats voted against it. Several named members were recorded in the roll call as supporting or opposing the bonus. Police redoubled evacuations of veterans as the debate continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate Finance Committee
Smith
Idaho
Colton
Loofbouron
Utah
French
Weather Report From Pocatello June 15 1932
U S Weather Bureau Pocatello forecast showers tonight then fair Thursday with southeast showers and cooler northern areas. 24 hour data show 85 high 54 low and 0 precipitation with 1.20 inches this month to date. Sunrise 4 50 a m sunset 8 11 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Idaho Falls
Dubois
EAMBR
Ccee Cme
Dillon
Butte
Order of Job's Daughters Session Program Banquet
The Order of Job's Daughters added to session impressiveness with a banquet at Hotel Bannock honoring Grand Officers and guests. Mrs. Martha Guthrie and Curtis F. Pike presided as fifty covers were set with red rose bouquets and Star colors. Distinguished guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lowndes and Mrs. Hazel Couzens of Casper Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Bannock
Martha Guthrie
Curtis F. Pike
Charles Townsend
J. M. Lowndes
Hazel Couzens
Casper
Wyo
Lowndes
Dolly Fightings For Brother Continues Turmoil In Dole Camp
The article notes Mrs. Longworth handling affairs while Dolly faces a threatened replacement of the Kansan. Women leaders discuss Dolly's likely reaction to the revolt against Curtis. Will Rogers, present at a dinner for Secretary Hurley, predicts Curtis will be the last Indian in high office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Social Agencies
Pocatello Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Y. M. C. A. Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Community Chest
Hurley
Curtis
Will Rogers
Charlie Curtis
Shriners Picnic At Minidoka Park Invitation
Paul Hill of the Pocatello Shrine club received a notice inviting Nobles and families to a barbecued picnic at Minidoka dam park next Sunday hosted by Burley Shrine club. President Carl Addy and Secretary V VanBramer ask Nobles to bring dishes and silver. barbecued sandwiches ice cream and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minidoka Dam Park
Paul Hill
Pocatello Shrine Club
Burley Shrine Club
Carl Addy
V. VanBramer
Kiwanis Club Night Highlighted by District Governor
District Governor F. D. Mumford addressed the Kiwanis club in a short, informative talk on Kiwanis activities. The program featured the Trum Peters Three with winners Kenneth Harten Paul Ennis and Gail Green, plus the American Legion quartet with Kenneth Cummings singing “Sweetheart of Old Fort Hall.” Gaylord Sanford and Herbert Branding with piano and violin accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
F. D. Mumford
Kenneth Harten
Paul Ennis
Gail Green
American Legion
Kenneth Cummings
Old Fort Hall
Herbert Branding
Gaylord Sanford
R. J. Swendiman
W. J. Brinkley
H. H. Wilson
L. E. Glennon
R. F. Hamilton
Frank Crookham
Po catello School Board Implements Budget Cuts Delays Field Sodding
The Po catello school board adopts economies delaying sodding of Irving field this summer and starts repairs on June 20 for nine school buildings. Roofs will be repaired Bonneville and Emerson redecorated while all others renovated. The board approves American Legion sessions for the state convention next month at the senior high. A purchasing committee for a new district bus is named. Trustees' offices move August 1 from Valentine to the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Vaughn
Valentine
Board of Trustees
Vaughn
Pocatello
Irving Field
Bonneville
Emerson
American Legion
Joe Blackmer
D. C. Ray
Hyrum Crane
Local club announcements and meetings
The Happy Home club meets Friday at Mrs Edward Brown’s home north of the city. A rehearsal Friday at 2 PM at Congregational church for Mrs George Dissault’s Sunday school class for the Children’s day program. The S E club of Tyhee meets Thursday 2 PM at Mrs Hart Vigsen’s home. A public card party by the supreme forest Woodmen’s circle Tuesday afternoon June 21 at Eagles hall at 2 PM. For reservations call Mrs Benson 499 J Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters meet Friday 8 PM at Eagles hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Home Club
Edward Brown
Congregational Church
George Dissault
S. E. Club
Tyhee
Hartvigsen
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
Seven Plead Guilty in Local Larceny Ring
Seven defendants including three women and four men pleaded guilty to petit larceny after being charged with larceny conspiracy and false pretenses in Burley and Pocatello. Judge E. G. Houde suspended five months of the six month term. defendants to serve 30 days in Bannock county jail due to youth and dependents. The group arrived from California via Utah driving two cars with Oregon and California plates and claimed state highway work ties through their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Houde
Bannock
Burley
Pocatello
Guy Williams
Marguerite Williams
Cora Hunt
L. Albert Williams
Edgar Williams
George Williams
Edna Williams
Oregon
California
Idaho
Utah
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Edits Magazine
Metlen
Clifford B. Acheson
Arthur W. Hart
W. S. Moulton
Ogden
Howard Spencer
Evanston
Wyoming
A. E. Davis
J. E. Goddard
North Main
Lynn Brother Hospital
Mary Hewitt
Alice
Francis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mrs. Hewitt
North Eighth
Charles Attridge
Bannock Hotel Bell
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Seattle
Ed Harper
Frank Buttner
Big Springs
Harper
W. E. Adams
Roberts
General Hospital
R. D. Henderson
Vancouver
Mr. Henderson
O. S. L. Telephone Telegraph Department
Charles Loux
Harvard University
C. E. M. Loux
Loux
Ray Liljenquist
Pocatelo
C. J. Shurtliff
North Ninth Avenue
Lilienquist
Memorial Building
Minnie Rasmason
Salt Lake City
Western States Hospital
William &. Adams
Adams
Z. M. Allen
St. Anthony Hospital
Mr. Allen
O. W. Quinley
Ontario
Ore
Union Pacific
St. Anthony
Ashton
Charles Lamoreaux
Fred Liston
Boise
Northwest Typographical Conference
Pocatello Union
Steve Collins
Collins
Gem State Lumber Company
Idaho Power Company
Eastern Idaho Area Council
Camp Tenday
Mink Creek
Bloomington Lakes
Paris
Georgetown Canyon
Montpelier
Star Valley Scouts
Parry Harrison
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Carl W. Anderson
Anderson
Raymond
Downey
J. P. Bright
J. R. Cardon
Inkon
Hans Sorenson
Ace Hendricks
C. J. Mock
DD. W. Christensen
William Underwood
Frank Barnes
W. P. Havener
Hendricks Bros
W. P. Havenor
Theron Larsen
McCammon
Hendricks Brothers
L. L. Larsen
Russell Fisher
Oxford
LeRoy Salvesen
Ralph Maughn
Lara
Terrell
Allan Fisher
Osbourn Johnson
M. Treasure
Melvin Strong
Cambridge
Fred Barnes
George Ware
Businessmen’s Farmers
Orval Thompson
Downey Farmer
Charles Stoddard
Georgia
Nothern Points
W. Waters
Veterans
Marine Medical
Weather Report
Order of Job’s Daughters
Dolly
Brother
Shriners
Minidoka Park
Gate City Temple
Pythian Sisters
Eagles Hall
State Highway Department
HOTEL
Newhouse
W. E. Sutton
C. W. West
Mgr
Tribune
Petersen
Hershal
Petersen Eeted
Venient
Radio & Electric
N. Main
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