Gibson Leads U S Delegation at Geneva Naval Talks
Geneva June 25 AP Hugh Gibson of Los Angeles is the American delegate to the three power naval conference opening in Geneva. A wartime secretary at Brussels he gained fame protecting Belgian citizens during German occupation. Gibson 44, wife a Belgian. his career spans Honduras London Washington Havana Poland Switzerland and Belgium. He helped direct arms traffic control talks and League of Nations disarmament efforts. An avid golfer and polo player, his war diary A Journal from Our Legation in Belgium is out of print and fans want a new edition.
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Filipino Lieutenant Recalls Moro Outlaw Battle in Mindanao
Lieutenant Calixto Duque of the native constabulary describes a 159 Moros stronghold engagement in Mindanao. He faced poisoned spears and arrow traps, climbed walls, and with a sawed off shotgun ended the confrontation when a Moro fell to a fatal bullet. The officer earned a US study visit at Fort Benning.
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Italy’s Dress Reformers Push Longer Skirts for Girls
Rome reports that Italy’s 100 percent dress reformers press to clothe girls in long skirts. Bologna's director general of schools orders teachers to enforce ankle to shoetops length, citing indecent attire during gym. A bishop warns temperatures do not justify immodest dress and clergy may withhold sacraments from violators. Separately, Boise bids open for five miles of Mesa Hill highway resurfacing to aid crop movement by Sept. 1.
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Notice to Subscribers at Pocatello Tribune Delivery
The Pocatello Tribune offers an evening and Sunday morning special service for missed papers. Subscribers may call 1-2-3 to request a replacement copy. extra copies will be sent. No deliveries after 7:30 pm on weekdays or 11:00 am Sunday.
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Amputated Hand Has No Property Value
In Oakland on June 25, Superior Judge Warren V. Tyron ruled in R. A. Swift vs Dr. Melvin Shade that there are no property rights or monetary value attached to an amputated hand. Swift sought 50,000 damages for malpractice and removal of the hand, but the court sustained the defendant’s demurrer.
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Man Drowns While Attempting Rescue in Fox Lake
Edwin Joachke a 32 year old Chicagoan on his honeymoon drowned while trying to rescue three girls as their skiff overturned on Fox Lake. Dorothy Luck and Ethlyn Heilman both 19 and 20 Beaver Dam Wisconsin also drowned. Beatrice Bonner 20 of Juneau was rescued.
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Farrell Wins Eastern Open Championship Title
Johnny Farrell, the Metropolitan golf champion, captured the eastern open championship at Wolf Hollow with a final total of 278 after a 69 in the last round. MacFarlane placed second at 291, while Hagen and Léon Diegel tied for third at 202.
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Peonies Bloom at O. S. Smith Farm in Blackfoot
Peonies are in bloom at the O. S. Smith Farm in Blackfoot. The notice invites readers to phone or call for more details.
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Royal Court Attire On Display At Society Event
Society circles note the approaching royal courts as models showcase light pink crepe gowns heavily embroidered with beads sequins and diamente. Two gowns by Miss Gray suit American entrants. gowns feature long or shingled hair, rich feather accessories, and ostrich fans. The next courts are June 21 and 22 with 800 to 900 on waiting lists.
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Court gowns and bobbed hair spark royal fashion furore
London observers note King George and Queen Mary tolerate bobbed hair among debutantes while relying on camouflage styles. American applicants surge at Buckingham Palace presentations, with many adopting short skirts, picture frocks, and gems as trains shrink.
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Soviet Union to aid wounded Sun Yat Sen soldiers
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet trade union headquarters will send 20 000 rubles in response to a widow of Dr Sun Yat Sen appeal for immediate relief. Several Soviet associations also announced plans to contribute funds for relief of wounded Chinese soldiers.
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Needles Auto Crash Claims Wadeworth Life
William Wadeworth son of W J Wadsworth president of Gem Oil and Gas company Needles was killed and Paul Martin of Farmington Conn probably fatally injured in an auto accident near Fenner Calif today Martin was taken to Los Angeles Fire costs Chicago Fire destroys White City amusement park in south side of city with $200000 loss starting in the ballroom and destroying a tower and many concessions all as reported today
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India Imports Old Newspapers Wrapped Wares
In India necessity and custom favor old newspapers as wrapping. Women shoppers in interior towns receive parcels wrapped in newsprint, a result of American and British overissued papers shipped to the Orient. Bombay and Calcutta are large markets for this wrapping material used by hawkers and shopkeepers.
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Jiggs and Maggie Stir Japanese Humor Worldwide
The article notes how Brining Up Father by George McManus captivates Japan. Jiggs and Maggie appear in Tokio Asahi and are translated for Japanese readers. The comic's popularity spreads to stage adaptations and other daily papers, driving widespread amusement.
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Fireworks Prohibition Cited by Police Chief
A notice states fireworks of any description are prohibited and that parents will be held responsible for their children's acts. The chief of police signs the order enforcing the ban and reminding residents of enforcement.
Weeds. Cut Them Official Notice for Pocatello
Ordinance requires owners, agents or tenants to keep premises, vacant lots, parking areas, and alleys free from noxious grass, weeds and dead trees. If not complied with by July 1, the city will remove and charge the owner, with a minimum fee of one dollar. Sanitary Inspector W. L. Raymond signs the notice.
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