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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1936

Page

3

Anti-Ross Supporters Seize Idaho Delegation Control

At the Idaho national convention in Philadelphia anti Ross forces won control of the delegation with Robert Elder of Coeur d'Alene as chairman. Senator James Pope was named to the powerful resolutions committee amid clashes with Governor Ross over policy.

Philadelphia Robert Elder Coeur Alene Sen James Pope Idaho Resolutions Committee Pope C. Ben Ross D. Worth Compton I. White Jr Clark Ross Washington Elder Orr Chapman Twin Elder Chapman Lewiston Ramsey Walker Pocatellans

Young Democratic clubs to meet at Lava Hot Springs

A convention of young Democratic clubs from seven eastern Idaho counties will convene July 24 at Lava Hot Springs with Bannock County as host. W. P. Whitaker and D. Worth Clark are among speakers. plans discussed with Pocatello and Lava units and the Lava celebration committee.

Idaho Lava Hot Springs Bannock Pocatello and Lava D. Worth Clark W. P. Whitaker Bannock County Young Democratic Club CCC HOLC E. M. Evans

Johns-Manville Safety School to visit Pocatello this Saturday

The Pocatello Tribune reports the Johns Manville Safety School touring the nation will stop in town Saturday. A trailer tests driver reaction to signals and converts braking reaction time into stopping distance to educate motorists on safe driving and reduce accidents. The unit will be at The Tribune site noon Saturday and later at local garages and service stations inviting public participation.

Pocatello Tribune Johns-Manville Safety Tribune

Committees to Meet Tonight for Fort Hall Celebration

James Bangs announces 8 o'clock gathering at the chamber of commerce for all chairmen of the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. The list includes central committee members, division chairs, and general committee ladies and officials overseeing events like parades, rodeo, dancing, and fireworks.

James Bangs Followig Central Committee James C. Bangs Fred Hillard Miss Victory J. Ward Green H. H. Hughart Verne Newcomb Bill Dohse Harold Hinckley G. Billmeyer John Foreman F. M. Bistline Wm. Musselman Ralph Bair Bob Watson Luther Myers G. M. Dean B. A. McDevitt Lewis Bale Mutt and Hobby Bob Pugmire Ed Kump F. E. Tydeman Howard Spencer Pete Jensen Chas Cannon Dean Pentz Ivan Gasser J. A. Ziebarth Harold C. Hinckley Adies Paul Nash Bryan Blackhurst O. D. Garrison Chas. M. Kennedy J. B. McGillis Leo Arnold Old Fort Hall

Local Court Fines And Forfeitures Reported

Mrs J D Powell Isaac Brooster W C Bayes E M Evans and Lee Ainsworth forfeited $1 bonds in police court today on overtime parking charges. James Constable fined $15 for intoxication and Irwin Toane fined $10 with a stay of execution. J H McAvoy pled guilty to vagrancy and will be sentenced later.

J. D. Powell Isaac Brooster W. C. Bayes E. M. Evans Lee Ainsworth James Constable Irwin Toane J. H. McAvoy

Safety School Partners With Local Shops In Tribune Effort

Shops cooperate with The Tribune to support a safety school program as police department assists, aiming to improve community safety and awareness.

the Tribune Police Department

Detective Dinwiddie and Green Light at Araby Gate

Logan and Dinwiddie recount a late night surveillance near Yonkers and Forty sixth Street. They trace a shadowy figure at the gates, identify Mrs Joris in a raccoon coat, and note a basement speak in a building named Araby while detailing how Dinwiddie followed the route in disguise.

Logan Dinwiddie Dirk Martin

Work Resumed on Blackfoot Bridge

Work on the $110,000 bridge crossing the Snake River west of Blackfoot on the Arco highway resumed today. Additional piles are being driven and several carloads of steel for overhead work are being unloaded from railroad cars. Construction on the center linking pier is expected to start within days after high water halted progress.

Blackfoot Snake River Arco Highway

Rossiter Serves Papers at Swan Lake in Condemnation Suits

Sheriff M. J. Rossiter is at Swan Lake today serving papers in condemnation suits filed by the Downey Swan Lake highway district. The actions relate to the proposed Red Rock Preston cutoff project on the Yellowstone Park highway.

Telegraph for Strum Sparks Private House Find

Dinwiddie recounts tracing a telegram to Strum, visiting multiple floors of a private house where he finds no one answering. He notes a poker game on the second floor rear and confirms no one named Fruhlingpfennig is present, while Logan reveals Pruhlingpfennig was a made up name.

Dinwiddie Strum Pinger Fruhlingpfennig Pruhlingpfennig Logan Dirk

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