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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

6

Plea for Birth Control and Selective Breeding

Dr. F. B. Sumner of the Scripps Institute urged birth control and selective breeding to improve human stock at the Pacific division AAAS meeting in Oakland. He supported establishing birth control clinics in tenement districts and criticized churches opposing selective breeding, warning that urban influx harms rural populations.

Oakland Calif Pacific Division American Association For the Advancement of Science F. B. Summer Scripp Institute of Biological Research la Jolla Sumner

Foreign concerns submit bids on grave markers

Foreign bidders for the American battle monuments commission headstone contract present lower marble headstone offers than American firms, while granite markers bid prices are about three times higher. The commission chaired by General Pershing has not yet published the bids, but reports indicate foreign proposals for graves in France Belgium and England are favored on marble headstones.

Washington American Battle Monuments Commission France Belgium England Commission General Pershing

Soviets Aroused Over Action On Strike Fund Note

Moscow reports deep unrest as workers demonstrate against a British strike funds note. Authorities and public fear the curbing of Soviet power and view London conservatives as using remittances to British strikers as a pretext for pressure.

Moscow

Desert search fails for missing Long Beach man

Keith S. Peters a Long Beach business owner vanished during a automobile trip to Death Valley Junction on June 1. H J Johnson and R L Ashton spent three days in the desert and returned to the sheriff's office. Peters checked into the Melrose hotel in Barstow on June 1 and left early the next day. The trail was lost in the desert.

San Bernardino Calif Keith S. Peters Long Beach Death Valley Junction H. J. Johnson R. L. Ashton Sheriff’s Office Peters Melrose Hotel Barstow

Bandit Shot After Attempted Store Entry In Tollywood

In Tollywood California a man believed to be a bandit shot while trying to enter a store. He then forced his way into two physicians offices and forced one to dress a bullet wound before fleeing in a waiting car. Earlier a radio store owner fired at two men attempting entry. they fled leaving a blood trail.

Tollywood Calif

Bingham Clip Sold For 33 Cents

Blackfeet June 18 report 44 000 to 34 000 fleeces from fifteen growers sold in Bingham County to EB Harris Wool Co of St Louis Mo at 33 cents per pound. Last clip in the county and brought the season’s best price.

Tribune Bingham County EB. Harris Wool Company St. Lewg's Mo

President Withdraws Nomination for Georgia Federal Judge

Washington June 18 President Swolidge withdrew his nomination of William J. Tilson brother of the Republican leader of the house to be a federal judge in Georgia. A senate committee had reported unfavorably and senate leaders had said the confirmation would be denied by the Senate.

Washington Swolidge William J. Tilson House Georgia Senate

Steady Advance of Civilization in Pacific Islands

The Rockefeller Foundation outlines a push to study primitive Pacific peoples to aid international public health and medical education. It notes opportunities to observe societies in isolation but warns some groups are vanishing or modernizing quickly and time is limited. The foundation plans research in Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia and funds cooperation with Australian authorities on Melanesian and Polynesian natives.

New York Rockefeller Foundation Pacific Foundation Hawaii New Zealand Australia Melanesian Islands

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