Foes Oppose Third Term By Roosevelt
Senate opponents push a one-term constitutional amendment as a check on a possible 1940 Roosevelt term. Senator Burke argues a six-year limit would curb dictatorship risk and reduce churn in party power. Senator Van Nuys joins, warning it would break traditions and backing McNutt for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burke
D. Nebr
van Nuys
Ind
Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
Mayor Urges Longer Line for Westward Air Service
Lethbridge mayor David Elton urged the Civil Aeronautics Authority to permit air service between Lethbridge Alberta and Great Falls Montana. Western Air Express and Inland Airlines seek a transcontinental route from Great Falls to Lethbridge. Elton argued the gap hurts intermountain states Montana Idaho Wyoming Colorado Utah and favors Western Air for initiating the service.
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Washington
David Elton
Lethbridge
Alta
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Great Falls
Mont
Western Air Express
Inland Airlines
Elton
Examiner C. E. Leasure
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Dinner plans set for Salt Lake Good Will tour visit
A planned Salt Lake City Good Will tour dinner in Pocatello is finalized for next Monday night. G. Nicholas Ifft will be toastmaster with speakers Mayor Robert M. Terrell and State Representative F. M. Bistline. Musicians Melvin Dunn and Billy Ellett perform with Mrs. J. C. Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
G. Nicholas Ifft
The
Pocatello Tribune
Robert M. Terrell
F. M. Bistline
Pocatellans
Melvin Dunn
Billy Ellett
J. C. Gardner
W. H. Guild
South Central Division
Union Pacific System
Jacob A. Kahn
John H. Wallace
Henry H. Blood
Paul M. Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Free theatre tickets go unclaimed by Tribune Journal readers
Ten subscribers were called by Chief theatre representatives and asked to name the current attraction advertised for the Chief show. None could answer correctly, so 10 free tickets remained unclaimed. Tomorrow another group of ten subscribers will be contacted with the same question for a chance to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune-Journal
Commander Tells of Report Before Subs Fatal Dive
Lieut Oliver F Naquin told a naval court of inquiry a dead officers report that his section was rigged for the final fatal dive of the Squalus on May 23 Ensign Joseph W Patterson in charge of the after compartments and 25 others were trapped as the submarine sank to 240 feet Naquin named Lieut J C Nichols in charge of the forward section and Lieut William T Doyle diving officer He said he did not witness reports to the diving officers but that Patterson and Nichols reported readiness for rigging The court later paused noting the rest of the dramatic events were previously told to the court and reporters before ad mittance.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Oliver F. Naquin
Suban
Naval Court of Inquiry
Joseph W. Patterson
Oklahoma City
Naquin
J. C. Nichols
Chicago
William T. Doyle
Baltimore
Nichols
Patterson
Doyle
Fort Hall Waterusers to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
Members of the Fort Hall Waterusers association gather at 8 p m today at the chamber of commerce called by President Theo Turner to discuss association matters.
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Fort Hall Waterusers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Theo Turner
Deadline on Taxes Saturday
Deadline on taxes Saturday marks the last day to pay the second half of 1938 taxes without penalty or interest, per Laura Berg county treasurer.
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Laura Berg
Balderston Named Nampa Police Chief in Idaho
J L Balderston former state law enforcement commissioner and longtime Pocatello police chief became Nampa police chief today succeeding Willard Harris who resigned. The city council split 3 to 3 on confirmation but the mayor cast the deciding vote. Harris will become Canyon County deputy sheriff. Balderston’s prior roles include police service in Pocatello for 25 years and state enforcement chief appointed in 1937 by Governor Barzilla W Clark.
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Nampa
Idaho
J. L. Balderston
Pocatello
Willard Harris
Balderston
B. He Waigand
W. K. Jeppesen
Harris
Canyon County
L. H. Wallstein
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake City
Barzilla W. Clark
C. A. Bottolfsen
Harry M. Rayner
Dubois
Pocatello Leads Idaho Retail Gains in May 1939
Census bureau figures show independent retailers in Idaho up 13.1 percent in May 1939 from May 1938, with Pocatello posting the largest 38.1 percent gain. Lewiston 25.2 percent, Idaho Falls 24.4, Boise 14.5, Moscow down 11.3. Statewide May sales rose 13.1 percent. 3258 retailers reported $2,597,885 in May 1939.
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Idaho
William L. Austin
Bureau of Census
Pocatello
Lewiston
Moscow
Idaho Falls
Boise
Twin Falls
Nampa
Emmett
Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Federal Bureau of Census
Logan
Ogden
Provo
Retail sales rise in Idaho May reports
Boise reports that all but one city in Idaho showed higher retail sales in May compared with May 1938. The gains reflect improvements across multiple stores and urban centers.
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Boise
Idaho
Ocean-to-Ocean Expedition Near Idaho Falls
The Clegg expedition lifted its two boats from the Snake River at the Shelley-New Sweden bridge two miles north of Shelley at 11 a.m. They planned to portage around Idaho Falls power dams and re enter the river above the upper Idaho Falls plant. The party included Mrs. E. C. Clegg of Vancouver and members Haldame Holstrom and Earl C. Hamilton.
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Shelley
Clegg
Snake River
Shelley - New Sweden Bridge
Here
Idaho Falls
C. R. Adams
Shelley Pioneer
E. C. Clegg
Vancouver
B. C
Haldame
Buzz) Holstrom
Earl C. Hamilton
Adams
Blackfoot
Baseball scores from American League and other games
Baseball results show Chicago a 19 run outburst at New York with Knott Frasier Smith and Tresh driving in runs. Boston nips St Louis 9 to 1 with Kimberlin Lawson Glenn Auker and Peacock. Washington and Cleveland split as Allen Hemsley Chase Ferrell figure in the box. Cincinnati routs Brooklyn 8 to 4 while Chicago blanks Boston 3 to 0 in Chicago.
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New York
R. H. E. Chicago
Knott, Frasier
Smith and Tresh
Pearson
Dickey
Jorgens
Boston
R. H. E. St. Louis
Kimberlin
Lawson
Glenn
Auker and Peacock
Washington
Cleveland
Allen and Hemsley
Chase and Ferrell
County Officers Meet in Ogden Convention
Governors and secretaries of state from 48 states will receive special invitations to the National Association of County Officers convention in Ogden from July 17 to 19. County Chairman George F Simmons, the association president, announced that more than 500 county officials are expected to attend.
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Ogden
Union
National Association of County Officers
George F. Simmons
National Association
Relief Versus Self-Help Debated At Citizens Conference
Estes Park hosts a discussion contrasting Works Progress Administration relief with Latter Day Saints self help. Rex Nicholson maps WPA plans while J Reuben Clark outlines church efforts to avoid government relief to 250 Rocky Mountain business leaders and officials. Virgil Jordan criticizes reliance on government and the idea of endless economic benefits.
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Estes Park
Colo
Works Progress Administration
Latter Day Saints Church
First Citizens Conference On Government Management
Rex Nicholson
Denver
Col
F. C. Harrington
Harrington
Senate
J Reuben Clark
Mormon Church
Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake City
Mexico
Youths Leave for Camp Tendoy
A group of 60 boys aged 10 to 14 departed by truck caravan for Camp Tendoy eighteen miles from Pocatello on Mink Creek to begin a two week camping trip under the Poca tello Child Welfare council. The Rev. Paul DeF Mortimore led transport and 86 applications were filed with some not passing medical exams.
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Camp Tendoy
Pocatello
Mink Creek
Forter births a girl in Newark as June 20 reports
Sidney A Forter, who claimed his wife would bear him a son, becomes a father of a girl in Newark. In Washington, President Roosevelt refuses to answer if he will seek re election in 1940, telling a questioned reporter to stand in a corner. The Senate Finance Committee unanimously okays the tax revision bill passed by the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Sidney A Forter
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
House
Child Recovers After Car Fall Injuries
Morris Terry four year old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Terry of 604 North Tenth avenue left General hospital Monday night after head injuries from falling from an automobile driven by his mother at Bridger and Garfield. This marks the fourth child in a month treated for similar car fall injuries.
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Morris Terry
Leo Terry
North Tenth Avenue
General Hospital
Bridger and
Garfield
Roosevelt Says Congress Should Act On Neutrality Legislation
President Roosevelt stated he would not want Congress to adjourn before acting on neutrality legislation. He emphasized the need for timely action and urged continued congressional consideration of the measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Kiwanis Talk on Social Diseases Led by Dr Howard
Kiwanis club members heard Dr. R P Howard discuss social diseases at the Tuesday luncheon. A Petrone Studios musical program featured piano solos by William Francis Jr and vocal numbers by Rex Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Howard
Kiwanis Club
Vito Petrone
The
Petrone Studios
William Francis, Jr
Rex Eaton
Plan Consolidation Hearing Set for July 17
Miss Frances Gray, assistant county superintendent of schools, says the board of county commissioners has set July 17 for the hearing of protests by the board on the proposed consolidation of the Perry and Thatcher school districts.
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Frances Gray
Board of County Commissioners
Perry and
Thatcher
Masters Walks Out During Idaho Graft Hearing
Former Idaho Secretary of State Ira H. Masters walked out of a hearing before Gov. Bottolfsen and the toll bridge commission after being summoned to substantiate graft charges over the Twin Falls Jerome toll bridge purchase. Masters argued he was not allowed to present a prepared statement and declined to testify by proxy.
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Boise
Ira H. Masters
Twin Falls-Jerome
C. A. Bottolfsen
State Toll Bridge Commission
Crowley
Masters
Twin Falls-Jerome Intercounty
Haga
Bottolfsen
Berwyn Burke
Jerome
R. P. Parry
Twin Falls
Idaho
Girl Changes Her Mind About Reno Wedding
Elizabeth Ann Tuttle, 21, niece of Admiral William D. Leahy, planned a Reno marriage to Dr. Roy Barnett Cohn after recalling her July 1 Colusa wedding to Clement E. Smoot Jr. The change followed Cohn’s late Colusa visit, ending Smoot’s bid. The bride remained connected to the naval circle, with Adm. Bagley and Adm. Leahy listed among guests.
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San Prancisco
Calif
Elizabeth Ann Tuttle
Reno
Roy Barnett Cohn
Miss Tuttle
Clement E. Smoot, Jr
Los Angeles
Colusa
William D. Leahy
United States Naval Operations
David W. Bagley
Mare Island Navy Yard
Vallejo
Smoot
Dr. Cohn
Local Boys Graduate at Stanford Medical School
Local boys receive medical degrees this spring. Jess Ray son of Dr. and Mrs D C Ray earned his degree at Stanford University and completed internship at St Vincent's Hospital in Portland where he was appointed house physician. Ralph Ray son of Dr. and Mrs F M Ray also earned his degree after graduating from the University of Colorado and interning at Salt Lake County Hospital.
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Jess Ray
D. C. Ray
Stanford University
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Ralph Ray
F. M. Ray
Ray
University of Colorado
Salt Lake County Hospital
Weather outlook partly cloudy with gentle temperature change
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with little change in temperatures. Breezes remain light as the region inches toward milder conditions.
Stamp Sales Reduce Food Surplus in New Plan
The surplus commodity program expands to two more cities as grocers trade surplus foods for blue stamps. Rochester has run the plan a month and Dayton two weeks, with Seattle set to start July 1. Blue stamps buy listed surplus goods only, while orange stamps cover other foods, aiding farmers with about $60,000 in surplus sales in Rochester.
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Washington
Surplus Commodity Corporation
Rochester
N. Y
Dayton
Ohio
Seattle
Local Signal Chief Dies in Ogden
Frank Elmer Mains 53, Union Pacific signal supervisor based in Pocatello, died of a heart attack at 4 a m. Born March 28 1886 in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania he worked in railroad signaling across Pennsylvania Colorado Kansas and Idaho. Surviving: widow Jeanne Rae Brewer of New Brighton Pennsylvania a son Norman E. Mains of Topeka Kansas and a sister in California. Body to be sent to Denver for services and burial.
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Ogden
Frank Elmer Mains
Union Pacific System
Pocatello
Beaver Falls
Elmer Isworth
Agnes Ruth Price Mains
Pennsylvania
Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas
Jeanne Rae Brewer
New Brighton
Norman E. Mains
Kans
California
Lions Club District Convention Report in Vernal Utah
Mel Deaton, Parry Harrison, O. G. Roche and Marvin Christensen presented the district Lions convention report at the Monday dinner in Vernal Utah. It marked the first time new club officers presided at the meeting.
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Lions’ Clubs
Vernal
Utah
Mel Deaton
Parry Harrison
O. G. Roche
Marvin Christensen
Utah Weather Turns Unsettled With Showers Likely
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with likely showers and thunderstorms in the northern portion. Temperatures are expected to remain largely steady.
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Utah
Mystery Germs May Shield Newborns From Hemorrhage
Milwaukee report to the AAAS by Armand J. Quick and Arthur M. Grossman of Marquette University links birth protection against hemorrhage to prothrombin and vitamin E produced by germs in the infant gut. Prothrombin dips on day one, then rises on day two, aided by gut microbes synthesizing vitamin E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Armand J. Quick
Arthur M. Grossman
Marquette University School of Medicine
University of Iowa
Marquette
City Council Meeting Set With Pavilion Irrigation Bid
A regular city council meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening at the police station council chambers. City clerk J Ward Green notes routine matters will be discussed. The council accepted Tom Stephenson’s bid to install an irrigation pump at Ross Park.
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J. Ward Green
Tom Stephenson
Ross Park
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Shaffner, Lanning
Lopez
Mass
Passeau and Hartnett
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Denver University
Jordan
Department of Public Assistance
Madeline Marks
Forest Romero
Utah State Agricultural College
Roy R. Burgon
T. E. MacDonald
Sgt. Nelson
W. J. Chandler
Joe Cook
Ted Fuller
George Wood
Ernest Stokes
Very Simpson
Alma Turner
Don Clark
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Velma West
Ohio State Reformatory For Women
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