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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1929

Page

10

Heat Wave Grips Eastern States Amid Rising Temps

A six day heat wave presses the East with temperatures 1 to 7 degrees higher than yesterday. New York hits 93 yesterday and 80 at 7 a.m. today rising to 86 by 11 a.m. Six deaths in New Jersey as Newark urges water conservation. Philadelphia at 8 a.m. reports 84, highest in the nation.

Associated Press New York New York City New Jersey Newark New England Philadelphia Lagetaff. Ari

Volcano Eruption Subsides Near Hakodate Japan

The Hokkaido government reported Koma gatake volcano subsided somewhat north of Hakodate. Lava stopped near Mori station a mile away. Nanae residents fled to Hakodate as ash fell over villages. Over 1300 refugees sheltered in Mori before evacuation plans shifted. Six climbers from Hakodate were missing amid broader missing-person reports.

Tokyo Hokkaido Home Office Komagatake Hakodate Mori Nanae

Eight new weather stations to aid aircraft in flight

The Department of Commerce announced eight new communications stations for in flight weather and information to airplanes. Four stations at St. Louis Kansas City Wichita and Glen Gale California should be operating July 1. The remaining four Fresno Medford Portland and Seattle likely complete by August.

Washington Always Flig Depaertment of Commerce St. Louis Kansas City Kans Wichita Glen Gaile Cali Fresno Calif Medford Ore Portland Seattle

Admitted Booting and Case Dismissed

John Chidester arraigned for vagrancy in Lincoln Nebraska pleads he is a bootlegger and walks free. Municipal Judge Polk dismisses the vagrancy charge noting bootlegging is unlawful only when caught.

Lincoln, Neb John Chidester Polk

Miss Marion Boyd Wins National Beauty Slogan Contest

Miss Marion Boyd of Detroit was announced winner of the national roadside beauty slogan contest held among high school students. She triumphed over 6000 competitors with the phrase This is Your country Beautify it and received the prize for the winning slogan.

New York Marion Boyd Detroit John D. Rockefeller, Jr Boyd

17-Year-Old Wins National Beautification Award

A 17-year-old girl wins a national contest for promoting rural beauty. She will receive a three day trip from Detroit to Washington where she will be honored and presented with the certificate by President Hoover.

Detroit Washington Hoover

Idaho State Bankers to Meet in Idaho Falls

Idaho Falls hosts the Idaho State Bankers Association for a two day meeting on Monday and Tuesday, June 24 and 25. The agenda includes banking legislation and policies, depositor protection provisions, tax gathering agencies, and banking relations to industry, agriculture development, and state growth.

Idaho Falls Idaho State Bankers Association

Father of slain OSU student attends questioning

Melvin T. Hix father of Theora Hix, slain Ohio State co ed, was allowed to be present during County Prosecutor John J. Chester s interrogation of suspects. Hix had hired Boyd B. Haddox as counsel and observed Meyers and Dr. James H Snook being brought for questioning as part of the case.

Columbus Ohio Melvin T. Hix Theora Hix Ohio State John J. Chester Boyd B. Haddox Columbus Bar Association Chester Hix Marion T. Meyers Graduate University Meyers James H Snook

California Highways Blocked by Sierra Snow

California highway officials reported two Sierra passes Tioga and Sonora blocked by heavy snow from the past weekend. About three feet of snow closed each pass, cutting routes between Tuolumne and Mono counties.

Sacramento Cal State Highway Department California Sierras Tioga Pass Sonora Pass Tuolumne Mono

Plant Produces New Leaves After Mild Stimulus

A German platt developed plant at Willi grows new leaves after a 15 to 20 minute sleep period. Leaves wither and fall if touched or near a flame, then new leaves emerge about 15 minutes later. Belonging to the Mimosa family, it grows in large quantities in India for commercial roses and bruised leaves are said to have medicinal value for burns. Roots are charred for gunpowder.

Wili Germany India

Health Authority on Pasteurized Milk

Dr Lafayette B. Mendel of Yale University states that clean milk is not inherently safe and that pasteurization by excluding dangerous micro-organisms offers greater public health safety. The notice promotes Thos Hopper Dairy phone line 164 for delivery of pure milk to homes.

Lafayette B. Mendel Yale University Thos Hopper Dairy

Prize Essayist Sets 700 Mile Horseback Journey Home

Dr. Granville E. Terrell 70 professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Kentucky travels 700 miles by horseback to Louisana his former home. His first day’s feat covers 25 miles aboard his old mare Katy.

Lexington, Ry Granville E. Terrell University of Kentucky Louisana Katy

Pilot completes cross country flight in under one day

Lieutenant John Griffiths flew 2200 miles from San Antonio to Seattle in 18 hours 58 minutes with 50 minutes for refueling. He landed 17 minutes early at Boeing Field and plans a 48 hour return trip using a similar route. The journey included 20 special arrangements and a P-1B aircraft with 150 flying hours since overhaul.

Seattle Wash San Antonio Texas John 8. Griffiths Griffiths Boeing Field

Elks Advance Plans for New Temple Beds

Local Elks lodge outlined plans after a flag service and meeting attended by Idaho Falls officers. Finance committee reported incorporation papers ready to file. architect summarized temple plans and bids may be invited soon. Supper was served after the late gathering.

Blackfoot FO Jodge Idaho Falls Lodge

Mrs Knowles Dies in Cheddar England

Mrs Sarah Ann Knowles died in Cheddar England aged 105. Funeral plans not listed.

Sarah Ann Knowles HenUy Cheddar England

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