Designing new type cruiser
Washington June 20 plans for a radically different hybrid fighting ship occupy navy designers. The cruiser and aircraft carrier would engage in battles and launch more than two dozen planes for scouting or combat.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
23
Washington June 20 plans for a radically different hybrid fighting ship occupy navy designers. The cruiser and aircraft carrier would engage in battles and launch more than two dozen planes for scouting or combat.
Southeastern Idaho including Pocatello and Malad was drenched by a rainfall on Thursday afternoon and night, a boon to agricultural interests. Rain amount recorded at 0.41 inch with ground thoroughly soaked, temperatures 66 yesterday, 54 today, and 74 at noon. Unsettled tonight and Saturday, cooler tonight predicted.
The Ladies of St Joseph Parish will hold a cooked food sale on Saturday at the office of the Pocatello Gas and Power company. The sale aims to raise funds for parish activities and community support.
The state board of education meets with Dean John R. Dyer of the Southern Branch to review the budget and faculty for the coming school year. They plan to complete selling the Teeh farm south of the city and use proceeds to expand the campus.
The City of Chicago steamer is reported to be midway to its appointed destination as of June 20 according to AP dispatches. Surviving details are limited but indicate progress on the voyage or official schedule.
Cokeville Wyoming announces three day rodeo shows starting June 27 under the American Legion. The lineup includes performers who recently featured in Blackfoot and is billed as the town's largest annual rodeo to date.
Mrs. Ella Bunter of Chicago faced theft charges and refused bail claiming her husband would half kill her. The report notes over seventy foreign countries using an American made bathing cape and slippers.
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