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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1930

Page

13

Fliers Brock and Schlee Aim for Jacksonville to San Diego Flight

William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee launched from Jacksonville Beach at 5:01 PM EST for a round trip to San Diego Cal aiming to cover about 2112 miles each way in 24 to 30 hours. The streamlined monoplane, loaded with 450 gallons of fuel, is radio equipped and seeks weather updates from Dallas Fort Worth Clovis Albuquerque Winslow Los Angeles as it flies via Mobile Natchez Natchitoches Big Springs El Paso Tucson and Yuma.

Jacksonville Beach Fila William S. Brock Edward FP. Schlee San Diego Cal Brock Schlee Frank Hawks Sans New York Loreles Hawks Dallas Fort Worth Clovis Albuquerque Winslow Los Angeles Mobile Ala Natchez Miss Natchitoches Big Springs Ree el Paso Tucson Yuma Detroit

Aviator crosses Atlantic to Tokyo in 1927 flight

The account notes a pilot crossing the Atlantic and reaching Tokyo in 1927. He departed from Harris on August 27, 1927, and returned or continued by September 14, covering about 12,295 miles.

Tokyo Haris

Local Opera Company Formed by Petrone for Pocatello

Vito Petrone, voice specialist and conductor, organizes a Pocatel lo opera company with plans to stage Flotow's Stradella in English. Fifty singers are needed, rehearsals begin Friday at Sanford Hall 7 30 pm with the Pacatello Symphony Orchestra.

Vito Petrone Anderson School of Music Stradella Flotow Petrone Sanford Hall Pocatello Symphony Orchestra L. Roubidoux Pocatello

Idaho Falls to Send 300 Elks to State Convention

About 300 members from Idaho Falls No 1087 will travel to Pocatello for the Idaho State Elks association convention led by Pocatello American Legion drum and bugle corps. The Idaho Falls lodge plans golf tennis trap shoot and billiards. past host Idaho Falls lodge built in 1928.

Pocatello Idaho State Elks’ Association Idaho Falls Ben P. Melquist Pocatello Elks American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Neighbor Association Ellis

Noted Lecturer To Address Summer School Students

Summer session students at the Southern Branch will attend convocation in Science Hall where Dr. Emanuel Sternhelm will speak on the Spiritual and Economical Foundation of Lasting Peace. The noted lecturer, author and educator draws on English and Continental training and American thought methods to provoke audience research.

Science Hall Emanuel Sternhelm Sternheim

Summer enrollment at Southern Branch shows light turnout

Registrar reports only a small summer student body with a mix of local and Moscow transfer students, many in music appreciation and English literature. Regular classes began today with a convocation planned Friday to conclude the period.

Moscow

Hoover Signs Tariff Measure Amid Support From Allies

President Hoover signed a revised tariff law intended to stabilize business and remove tariff politics. The measure grants the tariff commission power to propose rates for presidential approval, with 1122 changes, including 887 increases and 235 reductions. Agricultural and industrial sectors see many rises and some major cutbacks such as plate glass and automobiles.

Representative Treadway Hoover Tariff Commission House Ways and Means Committee Coolidge

Kruschen Salts Promised Fat Loss Urges Activity

An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a sensible fat loss aid that cleanses blood and supports liver and kidney function. It claims increased vigor leads to more activity, then gradual weight loss, urging a half teaspoon in water each morning and noting an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks at Witherspoon Drug Co.

Witherspoon Drug Company

Oregon GOP to pick governor nominee after Joseph's death

Portland June 17 The Oregon Republican party faces a vacancy after Joseph collapsed and died leaving the gubernatorial nomination decision to the state central committee. Thomas B. Kay, state treasurer, has been named as a possible successor though he has not commented. Friends will push his name when action is taken.

Portland Ore Oregon George W. Joseph Republican State Central Committee Joseph A. W. Norblad State Central Committee State Supreme Court Thomas B. Kay Kay Republican State Committee Friends of

Steady Rise in Demands for Relief for Veterans

Boise June 17 AP The veterans welfare commission reports a rising demand for relief. At the last meeting 68 veterans were granted relief and eight claims were disallowed. Many needed hospital service arranged through the local veterans hospital. Secretary Lester F Albert cites unemployment and aging veterans as causes for the surge.

Boise Veterans’ Welfare Commission Veterans’ Hospital Lester F. Albert

Rebels Executed in French Indochina for February Attack

Thirteen rebel leaders, all native Annamites, were executed at daybreak in Yenbay for an armed attack on French troops last February. The executions followed guilty verdicts by French authorities as authorities enforce colonial rule.

Yenbay Indo China

Governor Candidate Retreats From Race Over Health

A gubernatorial hopeful faced health concerns ahead of the primary prompting physicians to advise against campaigning. He has now recovered and may reconsider entry.

Fish sent to Idaho ponds for future planting

The Idaho fish and game department announced that 200000 rainbow trout were moved this week to rearing ponds in Lowman and Payette lakes for later release. Seventy five thousand went to Lowman and 125 thousand to Payette lakes.

Boise Idaho Fish and Game Department Cascade Lowman Payette Lakes

Steamship Tickets Sold Worldwide by Keystone Agency

Steamship reservations available through Gathe at the Keystone building or by phone 900. Free information on any line. Reserve early. T. H. Gathe, agent.

Gathe Keystone T. H. Gathe

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