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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
3
A rebuke of modern society laments widespread aversion to labor. The author argues that despite high pay and advanced machinery, global production falls and debts and deficits rise. Citing Christ's example, the piece urges that work is a divine law and that those who refuse to work should not expect sustenance or citizenship.
First Methodist Episcopal lists memorial service at 8 pm for I.C. O.F. and Rebekahs with special music and a morning address on Mountain Peak Experiences. First Presbyterian notes sermons by Rev Barnum on Jerusalem to Tulea and a union evening service with Trinity Episcopal. Christian Endeavor and youth services detailed. Bible Students, Church of Christ Scientist, and Reading Room hours also summarized.
The church plans no Sunday school or services at the chapel this Sunday as the congregation attends confirmation services at Blackfoot starting at eleven. Those without cars should meet at the chapel by ten, as should those with space in their cars. The pastor will travel Monday to Portland for the district synodical convention.
State road commission reports the Ephraim Orangeville road remains impassable due to snow. Other items mention higher pensions for families of workers killed in French civilian service and a $3,000,000 American property claim, with Havana totals cited in mayoral remarks.
The International Illustrated News describes the German invention Schwerin as a giant sea monster that swallows trains whole. Trains are loaded into the bow mouth and secured inside the ferry, then the mouth closes to keep cars safe on the voyage between Berlin and Copenhagen via Waremuende.
Major Maddalena, famed Italian hydroplane expert, was forced to land near Varangerfjord while en route from Kings Bay to Spitzbergen to assist the Nobile rescue mission. His Savoya Marchetti flying boat towed for recovery as Norwegian pilots scout the area. another Italian aircraft and a French seaplane are involved in the Arctic operation.
W C Coleman of Wichita Kansas opened the nineteenth annual meeting of the Northern Baptist convention in Detroit June 16. He urged sympathetic understanding of church administration difficulties and promised free discussion while preserving Baptist Democracy. He called for unity among religious workers and condemned using administrative flaws as excuses.
Captain George R. White of New York was slightly injured when a wing flapping ornithopter crashed during tow behind an automobile in St Augustine. The craft somersaulted after a wing strut snapped as the pilot prepared for a test flight. White suffered cuts and bruises. Nearby, about 4,000 Girl Scouts of New York City completed cooking tests in the last year.
Warrants for the arrest of Henry M. Bilackmer, Denver oil man, indicted for perjury and tax evasion, will be issued next week but cannot be served in the United States. Bilackmer is a voluntary exile in France, and Marshal Richard C. Callen must return the warrants to federal court for transmission to the State Department. Government liens on his New York and Denver properties total about 88.59 million.
An advertisement urges readers to contact Shaw Auto Co at 552 for rapid assistance after an accident or breakdown. It notes modern transport and population increase make accidents inevitable and states Shaw Auto Co. is an official A A A Garage.
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