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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

3

Harding to visit Pocatello during two hour stop

The plan for President Harding’s June visit to Pocatello is nearly final with a brief stay of about an hour. He will arrive by special train at 11 a.m. and address the crowd from his car, then visit the Tech campus and high school grounds to greet local students and receive a trout presentation from Bannock County.

Harding Pocatello Salt Lake City Tabernacle Idaho Falls Idaho Oregon Short Line Moore Oregon Short Line Bannock County Hardin Tech

Chamber disputes Stockyards road endorsement

The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce has not endorsed the Stockyards road to Ft Hall. Individual members have shown interest in the designation but an official endorsement from the chamber is denied. The go roads committee is studying the issue and will report at next week's meeting.

Pocatello

End of English betting still seems far off

London reports the government’s betting tax committee hearing police officials. Liverpool police say enforcement is costly and inconsistent, benefiting the well to the detriment of the poor. Metropolitan police note rising betting among poorer women and widespread street betting in London.

London Caldwell Liverpool Thevor Bingham Metropolitan Police Bingham

Rotarians Enjoy Rainy Outing at Highway Inn Inkom

A party of about seventy Rotarians and guests attended the Rotary club’s monthly dinner at the Highway Inn Inkom. Festivities included a chicken dinner by Mrs. Al Sloat, dancing to an on-site orchestra, speeches by Superintendent Siders and others, and plans for future joint meetings and Pioneer Day observances.

Highway Inn Inkom Rotary Club al Sloat Frank E. Higson John Moran M. C. Mitchell Twin Falls Gus Spangberg South America Bannock Hotel Harding W. J. Harvey Pioneer Club J. B. Bistline Pioneer Society Franklin G. Wells New York Charlie Bowerman Committée On Entertainment

Eleven in National Balloon Race at Indianapolis

Eleven pilots signaled to compete in the national balloon race starting July 4 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway under the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. Additional starters possible. Entries include Roy Donaldson P A Erlach James B Jordan Max Mover Lester Miller Courtland Brown Robert Olmstead John Shoptow Ralph Upson C G Andrus Warren Raser J B Lawrence F W Reichelderfer F B Culbert T D Quinn L J Roth J P Norfleet J B Anderson Jack Boettner Jack Yolton with multiple military and corporate participants.

Indianapolis Blaine McGrath Roy F. Donaldson P. A. Erlach Springfield James B. Jordan Scott Field Max F. Mover Akron Lester T. Miller Courtland M. Brown Scott Pied Tit Robert S. Olmstead War Department Washington John W. Shoptow Ralph Upson Aircraft Development Corporation Detroit Mich C. G. Andrus Due West S. C Warren Raser Brookville J. B. Lawrence United States Navy F. W. Reichelderfer F. B. Culbert United States Naval Air Station Stampton Roads T. D. Quinn Hampton Roads L. J. Roth United States Naval Station Lakehurst J. P. Norfleet J. B. Anderson Jack Boettner Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Jack Yolton

Cooked Food Sale by Ladies of Christian Church

A cooked food sale will be held Saturday organized by the Ladies of the Christian church at the Ocatello Loan and Revelty Co on West Center Street 122.

Ladies of the Christian Church Ocatello Loan and Revelty Co West Center St

Boys Are Nation's Greatest Asset at Rotary Talks

At the Rotary International convention in St. Louis on June 22, Everett Mill outlined Rotary’s aim to educate boys as future leaders. Frank D. Slutz and Eddie Guest spoke, stressing that training boys builds loyalty, service, and peaceful world-building, with personal integrity and truth guiding opinions.

Rt. Louis Rotary International Everett Mill International Boys Work Committee Frank D. Slutz Dayton Ohio Eddie Guest Detroit Slutz Botarus Rotary

Wood proposes plan to aid Mountain Province economy

Governor General Wood urges a program to reduce handicaps to economic improvement for non Christian tribes in the Mountain Province. A report by Lt Col Gordon Johnston notes high prices and meager food supplies as the region struggles for bare existence.

Manila Wood Lermn Jose Sanvidtores Bureau of non-Christian Tribes Mr. Sanvictores Gordon Johnston Edward L.munson United States Army General Wood

Efficiency for health betterment in New York and beyond

John A. Kingsbury urged scientific management of public health at the National Tuberculosis Association in Santa Barbara. The Milbank Fund plans 300 000 to 500 000 dollars yearly for five years in New York state to cut death rates, selecting Cattaraugus County Syracuse and a NYC district for large demonstrations. The program aims to reduce general mortality, tackle diphtheria typhoid and TB, test methods, and assess per capita costs.

Santa Barbara Cal Johnn A. Kingsbury New York National Tuberculos Association Cattaraugus County Syracuse New York City Milbank Fund United States Kinstury

Christmas Seals Raise 25 Million In Fifteen Years

Santa Barbara Calif June 22 AP Fifty million contributions totaling 25 000 000 have been made to national state and local tuberculosis associations over 15 years through annual Christmas seal sales. Last December about 80 million people gave 3 800 000. Philip P Jacobs publicity director National Tuberculosis Association spoke at the meeting noting average community chest gifts last year were 1 71 while Christmas seal average is about 50 cents. The fact shows democracy and educational value of the drive. Someone has said. Mr Jacobs

Santa Barabara Calif Philip P. Jacobs National Tuberculosis Association Mr. Jacobs

Lowland inhabitants urged to be created and communication fostered

A proposal calls for creating inhabitants of the lowlands and encouraging intercommunication. The plan aims to integrate isolated regions by establishing communities and improving routes of contact among residents.

Christmas seal sale cited as annual TB fund raiser

The TB association touts the Christmas seal sale as a patent method of raising funds. It argues the annual drive draws millions to support TB research and public health without harming community chest contributions, noting cities like Philadelphia and Detroit have shown no negative impact.

Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit Indianapolis Tuberculosis Association

Christmas Seal Sale Supports Community Chest

The article notes evidence that the educational value of the Christmas seal sale benefits the community chest, suggesting a positive impact on local charitable funding. It emphasizes the seal sale as a community education effort contributing to fundraising.

Rise in Plate Glass Output Across Nation

New York City June 22 reports plate glass sufficient to glaze a continuous storefront six feet high from New York to San Francisco will be produced this year in the United States. Figures announced by P A Hughes secretary of the Plate Glass Manufac

New York City New York San Francisco United States P. A Hughes The Plate Glass Manufac

Plate glass output figures deny shortage rumors

Industry figures from the American Plate Glass Manufacturers Association show the quarter’s production at 19 952.1 square feet and total foray between 85 000 000 and 0 00 000 square feet. Mr Hughes refutes rumors of a building trade shortage as plat glass use rises rapidly. The 1923 record high is expected near 90 000 000 square feet after 1922’s 76 678 207 and 1921’s 53 578 682.

Turers America Hughes

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