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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1930

Page

3

Flier duo bids coast to coast flight from Jacksonville Beach

William S. Brock and Edward P. Schlee launched a 2 112 mile round trip to San Diego in a 6500 pound monoplane carrying 450 gallons of fuel. They expect 24 to 30 hours, weather suits and headwinds noted, with radio weather checks between Dallas and Los Angeles.

Jacksonville Beach Fila William S. Brock Edward FP. Schlee Saniego Cal Brock Schlee San Diego Frank Hawks New York Tucson Yuma Detroit

Pioneer aviators cross Atlantic to reach Tokio in 1927

Brock and Schree flew from Harbor Grace Newfoundland on August 27 1927 and landed September 14 after covering 12 295 miles across the Atlantic Ocean and Europe reaching Tokio.

Atlantic Ocean Europe Tokio Brock and Schree Harbor Grace N. F

Local Opera Company Aims to Stage Stradella in Pocoatello

Vito Petrone, seen as voice expert and conductor, plans a summer opera company for Pocoatello with the Anderson School of Music. Stradella, a comic grand opera in three acts by Flotow, will be staged in English. Auditions Friday at Sanford Hall for 50 singers, with Pocoatello Symphony Orchestra conducted by L. Robidoux.

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

Noted Lecturer Will Address Summer School Students

Dr Emanuel Sternhelm, a noted lecturer and author, will address summer school students at Sci ence hall in convocation exercises Friday. He will speak on Spiritual and Economical Foundation of Lasting Peace and has studied English Continental systems and American thought methods. His talk aims to provoke research through an open, questioning audience.

Science Hall Emanuel Sternhelm Sternheim

Hoover Signs New Tariff Measure

President Hoover signed a tariff bill aimed at business stability after a long process begun during the Coolidge era. The measure expands 1122 duty changes with 887 increases and 235 reductions, affecting agricultural products, textiles, metals, and shoes, while removing softwood lumber and cement from the free list. The tariff commission may propose rates for presidential approval, reducing political entanglement.

Representative Treadway Hoover Tariff Commission House Ways and Means Committee Coolidge

Idaho Falls to Send 300 Elks to State Convention

Idaho Falls lodge No 1087 plans about 300 members to travel to Pocatello for the Idaho State Elks association convention. The Legion drum and bugle corps will lead visitors into activities while golfers tennis players trap shooters and billiards enthusiasts from Idaho Falls enter competitions. The sister lodge has been active since its 1928 hosting and home dedication.

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

Summer course enrollment at Southern Branch reported light

Enrollment for the summer term at the Southern Branch is light per the registrar. A mix of high school students and transfers from Moscow join local summer collegians, with music appreciation the most popular course alongside English literature. Regular classes began today and will run through Friday convocation.

Moscow

Kruschen Salts Promised Fat Loss Offers Vigor

An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a sensible way to lose fat by cleansing blood and improving organ function. It claims increased energy spurring activity, with a four week supply priced at 85 cents from Witherspoon Drug Co or any progressive druggist.

Witherspoon Drug Company Adv

Oregon GOP faces vacancy after Joseph’s sudden death

The Oregon Republican Party must nominate a governor candidate after the death of George W. Joseph. The Republican state central committee may name a successor from current candidates or appoint an outside nominee or convene a new convention. Thomas B. Kay, state treasurer, is publicly discussed as a possible successor, though he has not commented.

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 Increase in Demands for Relief

In Boise on June 17 the veterans welfare commission reported a rising demand for relief. At its last meeting 68 veterans received relief and eight claims were disallowed, with many requiring hospital services through the local veterans hospital. Secretary Lester F. Albert cited spring and summer demand levels surpassing winters of previous years, attributing the rise to unemployment and war service weariness.

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

Rebels Executed in French Indo China for Attacks on Troops

Thirteen Annamite rebel leaders were executed at daybreak for leading armed attacks on French troops in February in Yenbay French Indo China.

Yenbay Indo China

Governor Candidate Returns to Race After Health Recovery

A candidate for governor who paused his campaign due to health concerns has resumed activity after receiving medical clearance. Physicians advised delaying entry to the primary but he has now recovered and is rejoining the race.

Dept Plants Trout And Salmon In Idaho Rearing Ponds

Two hundred thousand rainbow trout were moved to Idaho rearing ponds in the past week. Seventy five thousand went to Lowman ponds and 125,000 to Payette lakes ponds for later planting in the lake.

Boise Idaho Fish and Game Department Cascade Lowman Payette Lakes

Steamship Reservations Offer Global Tickets and Info

Gathe at the Keystone building or phone 900 handles steamship reservations. The agency sells tickets to almost any part of the world and offers free information on any line. Make reservations early. T. H. Gathe, agent.

Gathe Keystone T. H. Gathe

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