Idahoan Wins Lions Office in Utah Idaho District
C W Sandles of Idaho Falls was elected district governor of the Utah Idaho Lions district at the two day 1933 convention in Ogden. Delegates also nominated Dr P L Holman of Mount Pleasant for international director. Resolutions urged the US to call an international economic conference to stabilize commodity prices.
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Sandles
G. S. Richards
P. L. Holman
Mount Pleasant
Los Angeles
United States
Frank A. Gaisford
American Fork
Pocatello Club Meets Tonight. Picnic Planned
The Pocatello Bicycle club will meet tonight at 7:30 and plan a picnic. The Methodist Ladies'Aid holds its regular monthly business meeting Friday at 2:30 in the church parlor. members urged to attend. The Friday box social at the Methodist church has been indefinitely postponed.
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Pocatello Bicycle Club
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Methodist
Chilean Junta Moves Against Communists Amid Unrest
Chilean junta tightens power as President Carlos Davila is bedridden by grippe. Five killed and many wounded in clashes as the regime outlawed Communism by decree. Military orders threaten exile, imprisonment or fines for agitators while martial law remains in effect.
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Santiago
Chile
Grippe
Carlos Davila
Dr. Roberts to Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
Dr E N Roberts will be principal speaker at the Rotary club luncheon at the hotel Bannock on Thursday. W J O Connor arranged a special musical program. Wednesday's meeting will be the last under the present administration. E L Anderson will become club president on June 30, succeeding Nicholas Ifit.
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E. N. Roberts
Rotary Club
Hotel Bannock
W. J. O'Connor
E. L. Anderson
Nicholas Ifit
Blackfoot Sends First Wool Shipment Of Season
BLACKFOOT June 22 Special to The Pocatello Tribune The first wool shipment from Bing ham county went out on Monday a car of 40 000 pounds with an advance paid The first carload last year brought 13c per pound this year 7c F T Halverson pres of the Blackfoot wool pool Arthur Caine secretary of the Eastern Idaho Wool Marketing association assisted in arranging the shipment Forty growers were represented another car expected in about ten days
Hospitals Inspected by National Medical Board Leader
Dr Charles W Moots president of the American College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago inspected St Anthony and General hospitals on Monday after addressing staff. The two year review covers all recognized U S hospitals with an official report to follow. Moots praised the Pochtello institutions as commendable.
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St. Anthony and General Hospitals
Charles W. Moots
American College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Chicago
Moots
Boise
General Hospital
United States
American College
Robbers Battle Caretaker at Barker Grave
Four grave robbers attacked Mount Carmel cemetery in Chicago and fought the caretaker over a $10,000 bronze casket and jewelry at George Barker's funeral. Floral pieces and a truck were found nearby, with police noting possible florist involvement. The casket was secured in a cement vault and would require heavy equipment to access.
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Chicago
George Barker
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Scotch Evangelist To Speak Tonight At Baptist Church
Dr. Samuel G. Neil of Philadelphia the Scotch Evangelist will address the Baptist church this evening on Making Religion Attractive. He serves as Bible and field secretary for the American Baptist publication and home missionary societies and has traveled over a million miles in 33 years. His notes include Colorado Wyoming Montana and Central America. He says western prospects are improving and business men anticipate an upswing.
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Samuel G. Neil
Philadelphia
United States
Central America
The
Baptist Church
Dr. Neil
American Baptist Publication and Home Missionary Societies
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Plains
West
Southwest
Neil
Shelley Man to Go to Convention
Shelley county Democratic platform committee met Tuesday and adopted a plank calling for strict economy aligned with efficiency. County nominees were present except Frances Moore. John L. Moore of Shelley will represent the district at the Democratic convention in Chicago, leaving Friday evening aboard the Portland Rose.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Bingham County
Democratic Platform Committee
Neil F. Boyle
J. L. Moore
Fred Nelson
T. J. Bennett
William Bartlett
Frances Moore
Moscow
State Senate
John L. Moore
Shelley
Chicago
Moore
Portland Rose
School Levy Approved by Blackfoot Board for 1932 33
Blackfoot school board adjourned Monday approving the 1932 1933 budget with total operating costs of 128678.73 and a 19 mill levy. Revenue declines due to $310000 valuation drop and reduced state and county apportionments. Operating levy kept at 8 mills. transportation 3.5 mills. interest sinking 5.5 mills. 2 mills to cover deficits from new school buildings.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Critics split when Sharkey defeats Schmeling in New York
Metropolitan critics animatedly disagreed over the 2 to 1 decision for Jack Sharkey in a New York bout with Max Schmeling. Writers praised Schmeling’s left jab and finish while others argued the verdict was unfair and denied Schmeling a fair title claim.
Sunday sermons set by Reverend Roddy at joint church services
The Reverend Irving G. Roddy will preach Sunday morning on Cathedral Christianity and the evening talk What Think Ye of Thomas at the Congregational church joint services with the Baptist church. Rumors of a possible union of the two churches in Pocatello have circulated but officials have not confirmed them.
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Irving G. Roddy
Thomas
Pocatello
Challenger’s Break Seen as Huge for Heavyweight Title
A fragment notes a major opening for a challenger in the heavyweight championship race, highlighting the significance of a rare reprieve and potential shift in the title contest.
Driver of Death Car Is Arrested
Harold Cummins, 25, of Meadowville, held in Caribou county jail on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He allegedly drove a car that overturned on a highway near Soda Springs, injuring Lola Call, 16, of Wagan. Cummins pleaded not guilty at arraignment and awaits trial. He said the crash occurred when he applied the brakes at a turn.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Harold Cummins
Meadowville
Caribou
Cummins
Lola Call
Wagan
Roy Fryar
Attitude Change Report From W H Castner Trip
W H Castner, president of the Pacific Northwest Liquor Control league, returned to Po catello after a three weeks tour in the southeast. He says repeal sentiment for the 18th amendment and state law is growing quickly and a popular vote in the state tomorrow would show an increasing trend.
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W. H. Castner
Pacific Northwest Liquor Control League
Pocatello
Castner
Tribune
Prohibition Repeal Support Grows Among Clergy Figures
Mr Castner cites an overwhelming majority in favor of repeal. In formerly dry communities attitude has shifted due to tax burdens and failure of prohibition as a temperance measure. He notes many prominent churchmen now believe the time for change has arrived.
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Castner
Camp Tendoy Hosts 25 Boy Scouts This Week
Twenty five boy scouts from the territory camped at Camp Tendoy along Mink Creek under the guidance of D C Watkins, scout executive, and Dr Ray Davis, scout commissioner. The group will depart Sunday and be followed by a new cohort Monday as the camp stays open through July for scouts from eleven districts.
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Tendoy
East Fork
Mink Creek
D. C. Watkins
Ray Davis
Pocatello
Tenday
House orders probe into postoffice leases and mail contracts
The House voted 189 to 139 to investigate postoffice leases and air and open mail contracts in Washington. The move targets government contracts and related lease arrangements amid concerns over handling and pricing.
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Postoffice
Washington
House
Farm Agent Burns in Gasoline Explosion near Fort Hall
Fort Hall Idaho June 22 Olaf H Wahl farm agent for the Indian Service suffered burns to head neck arms hands and back from a gasoline explosion at his station on Upper Ross Fork nine miles southeast of Fort Hall. Dennis King rushed him to the agency hospital for treatment. Wahl's five gallon emergency gasoline can rusted through spilling on the basement floor and a match lighting keyhole caused the blast. The house was damaged though not burned. Mrs Rachel Kelso of Lakewood Ohio visiting at Fort Hall expects a summer stay. Many seeking reservation bottom prospecting denied by agency due to Indian objections. Ohio farm labor wages were about 20 percent lower in January 1931 than January 1930.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
Olaf H. Wahl
The
Indian Service
Upper
Ross Fork
Dennis King
Agency
Wahl
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