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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1935
Page
5
A colorful Pocatello parade marked the railroad week observance led by the high school band. Floats included boilermaking and welding displays by railroad shops, Railway Express, U P miniature trains, and local businesses with boy scouts and YMCA participants.
June 18 reports confusion among congressional leaders over the Borah anti trust amendment and its effect on the NRA extension. House NRA experts declined to explain pending a detailed study while the Senate added the amendment just before NRA passage. The text limits exemptions to collective bargaining and prohibits unfair practices under federal law. Blackfoot Idaho June 13 Special Elks flag day observance announced for Friday evening at the Elks temple with address by American Legion leader C A Bottolfsen on Americanism.
A farewell picnic at Ross Park hosted by the Order of Job's Daughters honored Elaine Brown, retiring queen, who leaves for Kansas City for the summer. Attendees included Byron Downard and many others, with table games, gifts, and a later departure for Mrs. Cleaves to spend the summer in Colorado.
Regular white employees of the Indian service will receive permits to fish on the Fort Hall reservation this season. The tribal council and Superintendent F. A. Gross approved the change, modifying a prior rule that restricted permits to Indian employees.
June 17 to 22 are the selected days for National Lamb Week in Safeway outlets. The event aims to move hundreds of thousands of pounds to market and aid sheep raisers across the western states while offering housewives a wide range of lamb cuts, with chops and roasts highlighted as especially tasty.
The Nurses association of Poca tello No. 3 and Idaho Falls No. 5 met at the General hospital nurses home with Mrs. Ras mason presiding. They reviewed the Boise convention report and set wage scales for private duty nursing including 4 to 6 dollars for longer shifts and 1 dollar for the first hour plus 50 cents each additional hour. The group opposed 20 hour duties and noted good attendance with refreshments served.
President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination for postmaster of Blackfoot Idaho Arvene J Boyle. Roland Adams of 237 Taft Avenue is recovering from an operation at Anthony's hospital and hopes to return home next Tuesday.
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