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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1937

Page

2

Carnegie grants Idaho Southern University $3000 for library

The Carnegie Corporation of New York awards Idaho Southern University a $3,000 grant for library development through book purchases. The funds will be issued in three equal annual installments, starting with $1,000 this year. The decision followed a recommendation by Library officials and a site inspection, with University of Idaho noted as the only other Idaho recipient among 92 institutions sharing $300,000.

Idaho Southern University Library Carnegie Corporation of New York Robert M. Lester John R. Nichols Willliam Warren Bishop University of Michigan Carnegie Corporation Ina D. Stout Ubrarian Hazel Gunsdorf ISU Foster E Mohrhardt Brary Southern Collegt Tieokse Camegte Corporation of New York University of Idaho At Pocatello Idaho

Mother’s letter before traffic court cites son’s fatal crash

In Philadelphia on June 23 Magistrate Eberhardt read a mother’s letter describing her son’s death. The text says he passed a stop sign on June 5 and was killed in an automobile accident on June 6. The letter links the traffic incident to the son’s death and was entered into the hearing.

Philadelphia Eberhardt

Salt Lake Audience Flocks to Anthony Picciano Soprano

Anthony Picciano, a talented boy soprano from Pocatello and Irving Junior high student, wins ovations at the Salt Lake City Orpheum theater. Under vocal coaching by Albert J. Southwick, he sings pieces from Italian Street Song to When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, returns this week as mascot and featured vocalist with By Woodbury's Variety Show.

Anthony Picciano Pocatelo Anthony Holden Swiger Orpheum New Stage Marietta Woodbury

Captain Heaney to Hawaii for Coast Artillery duty

War department orders relieve Captain George F. Heaney Jr of duty with the civilian conservation corps at Pocatello and assign him to the Hawaiian islands. Heaney and his family sail October 1 from San Francisco aboard the Army transport Mt Michiel. Majors Malone and Owens shift to Oakland and Fort Leavenworth, with Captain Liston coming to Pocatello around July 15. Heaney has prior foreign service in the Philippines and will serve in Hawaii for two years with a potential third-year extension.

War Department George F. Heaney, Jr Coast Artilery Corps Civilian Conservation Corps Pocatello Hawaiian Islands San Francisco Michiel Maj E. H. Malone Oakland Cal C. H. Owens Fort Leavenworth Kas General Service Schools Howard J. Liston Presidio of Captain Heaney 59Th Coast Artillery Philippine Islands 60Th Coast Artillery Philippines Hawaii

Marriage Licenses Issued for Lava Hot Springs Couples

A marriage license was issued in Jerome to Theodore Hillman and Mabel Josephine Kasiska of Lava Hot Springs. Another license went to Peter Schmershall of Jerome and Warda Davis of Preston.

Jerome Theodore Hillman Mabel Josephiine Kasiska Lava Hot Springs Peter Schmershall Warda Davis Preston

Body Found At Stockton Rock-Crushing Plant

Police seek identity of a man found dead with a knife embedded in his chest at an idle Stockton rock-crushing plant. The victim had the word wolf carved on his forehead and the body was discovered around June 23. Investigators pursue clues in the mystery surrounding the fatal stabbing.

Stockton Calif

Isolated Pit Clue Reveals Hidden Plant Condition

A fragment notes a body or object crammed in an isolated plant section, placed in a pit where it could have remained unseen for extended years. The text implies a concealed discovery within a facility.

Downey Couple Wed In Salt Lake Temple Ceremony

Mr and Mrs Emilie Van Leuvan of Downey announce the marriage of their daughter Jean to Donald L Gorgenson son of Mr and Mrs Hyrum Gorgenson of Oxford. The ceremony occurred Tuesday in the Salt Lake L D S temple. Mrs Gorgenson worked at the Downey telephone office and Mr Gorgenson has been employed at Morgans for several years.

Downey Emilie van Leuvan Jean Donald L. Gorgenson Hyrum Gorgenson Oxford Salt Lake L. D. S. Temple

Crews Map Power County Land Under Soil Program

Seven two man crews in Power county map all agricultural land under the soil conservation program. E. C. England leads with Max Mayer. two months planned for fieldwork to detail every quarter section. Crews list rivers fields groves and other features for a county wide map later produced as blueprints in Salt Lake City.

American Falls Power County Soil Conservation E. C. England Max Mayer England The Conservation Association Salt Lake City

Fire fighting units formed by Hanson districts

W L Hanson, Pocatello forester, sets up a first line of defense in two districts. Ten men can be summoned by telephone to a blaze, with one man reaching any point in ninety minutes. Two riders patrol for fires. Last year nine fires were reported, ninety percent within five miles of Pocatello. Hanson warns warm weather could make woods tinder. The two-squad team includes Carl Wrenstead and John H.

W. L. Hansen Pocatello Hanson Carl Wrenstead John H

Firefighter hires authorized for major blaze response

Martin at Lava Hot Springs along with A Mabey M Whitworth and Cc E Shipley of Bancroft and Dan Shaffer and Orval Monroe of Inkom are authorized to hire any firefighters needed in event of a major blaze per Hanson.

Thirteen thousand men and boys enter farming in US last year

A report notes that thirteen thousand men and boys began work in farming across the United States during the previous year, reflecting a shift toward agricultural labor opportunities.

United States

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