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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1937

Page

4

Court Friends Plan Vote On Substitute To Court Bill

Democratic senators opposed to the Roosevelt court bill foresee administration forces pursuing a substitute vote with no action on the original measure. An opposition leader warned the new plan aims to refer the substitute to the judiciary and draft an adverse committee report. Wheeler and others discuss filibuster, while some urge against it. a Republican predicts debate on a potential compromise could last three to six months.

Washington Wheeler Mont

Anemia and its Causes Your Path to Health

Article by Jack Halliwell explains there are eight to ten forms of anemia and urges readers to see a physician. It lists possible causes such as poor diet, lack of air and sunshine, scrofulous tendency, overwork, and fever recovery, and notes symptoms like paleness and weakness. It emphasizes professional diagnosis and correct prescription adherence.

Idaho Auto Death Toll Rises in Early 1937

Boise reports 57 Idahoans died in automobile accidents in January through May 1937, doubling the 1936 toll. May records show seven personal crisis reports and one homicide, with births totaling 874 males and 432 females.

Boise

Roosevelt Appeals to Steel Companies Not to Re-open

Steel firms urged not to reopen plants as unionists in the Mahoning valley cheered. Gov. Davey ordered 4,800 Ohio national guardsmen after threats of bloodshed as mediation sought to avert renewed closures in Youngstown and nearby plants amid the CIO strike.

Roosevelt Mahoning Valley Republic Steel Youngstown Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co Martin L. Davey Ohio National Guardsmen Davey Charles P. Taft Mediator Board CIO Cleveland Mediation Board

Circus tours prove teamwork in motion for Russell Bros Big 3 Ring

A June 25 performance by Russell Bros Big 3 Ring Circus in Patelllo showcases an itinerant enterprise building a tented city. The article argues circuses exemplify organized effort rivaling Rome, with clowns elephants and peanuts drawing crowds while the show travels daily.

Russell Bros Pocatello Rome Imperial

Carpenters and CCC Aid Finish Girls Scout Camp

Carpenters Local 1258 and CCC volunteers contributed labor to complete eight tent platforms and camp infrastructure on Saw Mill Creek. The group, led by union members and CCC foremen, hauled lumber and built latrine bases up 900 feet to the site. Food was provided by the Pocatello Girl Scout council, with an estimated $1,000 of work completed over the weekend.

Carpenters Union Saw Mill Creek CCC K. C. Lindsey Labor Temple Jack Schwabie Martin Flaherty Wayne Corbridge John Corbridge John Wartenbe S. J. Swanson C. W. Worley Albert Anderson Felix Erickson Donald Lindsey, Jr Seabs John R. Nichols Horace Howell Willard Bowen Harold Wedeler Alan Nichols Laurie Bogert Paul Quick Tom Farmer Soil Conservation Camp Pocatello Girl Scout Council Carpenters Cc. W. Pond Robert Terrell E. E. Moberly O. F. Call Edmund Bogert Harold Vedeler Lena Caccia Kathryn Riddle Plumbers’ Union Carpenters’ Union

VET SPEAKER IS ANNOUNCED FOR JOINT ENCAMPMENT

Scott P. Squyres of Oklahoma City will be the featured speaker at the joint encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and United Spanish War Veterans July 11 to 15. Also attending is Rev. Perry Smith of Roseburg Oregon as national chaplain. The program lists remarks by Mayor Terrell Governor Clark and other department leaders with about 1200 veterans expected.

Veterans of Foreign Wars United Spanish War Veterans Scott P. Squyres Oklahoma City J. A. McQuillan Perry Smith Roseburg Ore Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United Robert M. Terrell Barzilla W. Clark Guy Graham M. M. Rosenlund Mabel Carson U. S. W. V. Auxiliary Gladys Ogilvie V. F. W. Auxiliary McQuillan

Orange Lemon and Ruth McCarthy Wed in Bozeman

Orange Lemon chief clerk of the railway mail service for Idaho and Ruth H McCarthy of Pocatello Idaho were married in Bozeman Montana on Sunday. Lemon helped establish air mail service to West Yellowstone and spoke at the annual airport celebration there the day before.

Bozeman Mont Orange Lemon Railway Mail Service Idaho Ruth H. McCarthy Pocatello Lemon West West Yellowstone

Parks in Western Canada Highlight Scenic and Animal Areas

Thirteen national parks cover the region with nine scenic parks and four animal parks. This distribution underscores the nation’s commitment to preserving diverse landscapes and wildlife across western Canada.

Western Canada

Bahama Policy Reduced Taxes Hearing Details

The internal revenue bureau reported Dwight owed 230399.74 in taxes. Commissioner Helvering testified an offer of payment was made at his office two weeks earlier. Leming presented an exhibit showing six New Yorkers with multi million dollar insurance policies.

Bureau Dwight Guy T. Helvering Internal Revenue Bureau Leming Richard E. Dwight Winfield Ayers Henry W. Lowe Lawrence Marx Jacob W. Schwab George Thoms

Hall's Obituaries: Harry C. Hurlbert and John Amor

Two obituaries report deaths of Harry C. Hurlbert and John Amor. Hurlbert dies Saturday with Masonic funeral rites at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Elks temple, viewing until 1 p.m. Honorary pallbearers listed. Knights Templar active pallbearers. Interment Mt. Moriah under Hall mortuary. Amor, a longtime Pocatello resident, aged 77, died at his daughter’s home. survived by another daughter Nora Heaton. Funeral plans pending with Hall mortuary. burial anticipated in Brigham City beside his wife.

Harry C. Hurlbert Elks Temple Hall Chapel Temple Keystone Lodge Joe Jenkinson Britt Hargraves W. J. Treadway C. E. Rogers Fred Caldwell Clarence Garrett Knights Templar J. P. Halliwell L. F. Mollinelli R. V. Swanson G W. Spritzer C. J. Sahlberg E. L. Ames Mt. Moriah Cemetery Hall Mortuary John Amor Pocatello Louise Watson South Third Avenue Mr Amor Forth England Mr. Amor United States Utah Amor Watson Nora Heaton Firth Brigham City

CCC Boys Miss Death in Truck Mishap

A CCC truck leaving Mink Creek road eight miles from Pocatello overturned after striking a boulder at 5 45 am. Twelve enrollees were injured. George Orth Maynard Ohio worst with back injury observed at St Anthony hospital. Wilbur Holt driver and Seth Hattery assistant leader were reduced in rank.

Pocatello Mink Creek CCC St. Anthony Hospital George Orth Maynard Ohio Jim Ailes Wadsworth Wilbur Holt Seth Hattery Lima Buckskin Basin

Idahoans Marry in Salt Lake City Licenses

Idaho residents Radium Hammon 25 and Elizabeth Jones 19 of Blackfoot marry in Salt Lake City. Also wed are Keith Bramwell 22 of Hamer with Edna Ellsworth 22 of Lewisville, Reuel Brankin 41 of Ashton with Sinia Feldman 42 of Chicago, Donald Georgeson 25 of Oxford with Jean Vanleuven 20 of Downey.

Salt Lake City

Williams to confer with architects on building needs

Boise report states Lewis Williams, director of charitable institutions, left June 22 for Blackfoot to meet with architects about building requirements for the institution.

Boise Lewis Wilams Blackfoot

Funeral rites for Albert R. Glessing observed

Albert R. Glessing died Friday June 18. Funeral services held Monday at 1 PM at the Fourth Ward L D S Church with Ben R. Thomas presiding. A. M. Andrus offered invocation. Vocal trio Lulu Rupp Arilla Croshaw Amy Hanson performed. Speakers included A. B. Arps and Bishop R. Williams. Slaveside rites conducted by Keystone Judge No. 81 A F and A M.

Albert R Glessing Fourth Ward L. D Ben R. Thomas A. M Andrus Lulu Rupp Arilla Croshaw Amy Hanson A. B. Arps Bishop R. Williams Blackfoot Keystone A. F A. M Glessing

Adhesive Claim for Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy

An advertisement touts Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy as a quick and lasting cure for bleeding gums. The copy promises guaranteed results if used as directed and labels the product a reliable solution for the disease.

Night Terror Narrowly Escalates in Public Setting

Higgins and the Skipper confront a deadly moment as a second shooting unfolds in broad daylight. A careful ruse using bath powder masks fingerprints while a revolver is staged to frame an innocent hand. Police arrive as the nightmare continues.

Higgins Jimmie

Jerome lodge No 61 pallbearers and flower attendants listed

A member of Jerome lodge No 61 served in a funeral and pallbearers named A. B. Arps W. A. Stier Paul Willecke Stew art A Mingo W. E. Brani and Daniel L. Holmberg provided service. Flower ladies included Sarah E. Pease Emma Higgins Leah Carlsen Stella Waters Luella Hansen Silva Jacobsen Marie Clark Mary Ames Una Willis, with Masters Virgil Waters Norman Lott Ronnie Lewis LaVern Davis Marvin Christensen and Dwain Mann assisting.

Jerome Lodge No 61 A. B. Arps W. A. Stier Paul Willecke Stewart A. Mingo W. E. Brani Daniel L. Holmberg Sarah E. Pease Emma Higgins Leah Carlsen Stella Waters Luella Hansen Silva Jacobsen Marie Clark Mary Ames Una Willis Virgil Waters Norman Lott Ronnie Lewis LaVern Davis Marvin Christensen Dwain Mann

Obituary for Walter H. Kelly Portland Death

Walter H. Kelly former Oregon Short Line construction foreman based in Pocatello died at his Portland home Saturday. Survived by widow, son and four daughters. brother James A. Kelly in Pocatello. four sisters in Canada. James Kelly left for services. Kelly belonged to Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M. Services set for 10 a m Thursday.

Walter H. Kelly Oregon Short Line Pocatello Portland James A. Kelly Canada James Kelly Kelly Portneuf Lixige No

Kelloggs All-Bran Claims Quick Constipation Relief

A vintage advertisement promotes Kelloggs All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It claims bulk in food, absorption of water to form a soft mass, and added vitamins to tone intestines and iron for the blood. Suggested use is two tablespoonfuls daily, or three times daily in severe cases. Sold at grocers and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Kellore Kellogg Battle Creek

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By Jack Halliwell FARGO Fargo-Wilson Wells CO Tleineties Paul Jones Ruth M’acrthy Hall Wf. R. Rich Chicago America Mr. Rich Nash N. Main C.I. T Bannock Motor Company cMchan Albert R. Glessing Leto Letos Garrett Transfer & Storage Harry C Hurlbert LaFayette
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