Hoover to Open Debate on London Treaty in Senate
Senator Watson moves to start debate on the London treaty as soon as the deficiency bill and motor bus regulation are finished. Hoover intends a special session after November elections, with White House noting broad Senate support for convening the session. Final action on the naval pact may wait until the special session.
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Finals in Tribune Jacks Tournament at Irving Playground
The Pocatello Tribune reports the junior jack stone tournament for city girls held at 2 pm at Irving playground with Y staff member Virginia Cornell in charge. Nearly 100 girls entered across city play areas, with participants named from Irving and Franklin playgrounds including Mildred Highham and Faye Smith. Caldwell park entries were not yet listed.
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Minidoka Bird Haven Expanded in Idaho
President Hoover signed an executive order enlarging the Minidoka bird protection reservation in Idaho to include land north of the Snake River within the Minidoka irrigation project. The lands are withdrawn for reclamation and its status as a wild life refuge remains under Interior Department irrigation oversight.
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Masons to Confer M M Degree Wednesday
Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M will confer the M M degree on Wednesday June 25 with lodge opening at 5 pm and dinner at 630 pm No cover charge Montpelier and Soda Springs Lodges assist in the degree All Masons invited S O Goucher W M 125
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Letters to the Editor on General Subjects
The Tribune invites readers to discuss topics of public interest. Columns reflect individual opinions and the editor may reject anonymous or unsigned submissions. Only rarely will miscellaneous items be published.
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Reader letter questions dignity and rights in Cannon debate
Henry Van Valkenburgh of Aberdeen Idaho questions two Pocatello Tribune editorials from June 1930. He defends Bishop Cannon’s rights and condemns the idea of bending law for public works, urging respect for constitutional guarantees and tax obligations.
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Youth Citizenship Emphasized by American Legion Leader
Miss Emma C. Puschner head of the National Child Welfare division urges youth to accept the challenge of transmitting justice freedom and democracy to posterity. The Legion promotes juvenile programs in junior baseball Boy Scouts playgrounds and safety to teach respect for rules and fair play. O L Bodenhamer national commander calls legionnaires to teach duties of citizenship.
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Notice of Individual Responsibility Indicated in Idaho
Notice dated June 23 1930 from Roy Lakin of Pocatello Idaho states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Signed at 856 North Harrison.
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Nice Girl Dangles An Air Pilot Proposal
Mary Lou Leslie faces a choice as Brynmor Whittamore calls her a nice country girl and Tony Titherington pursues a staged engagement to fund his world flight. He swears he will marry never while she weighs love against a clever ruse. Tomorrow the game of make believe starts.
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Silk Worm Warnings and White King Soap Endorsement
The ad urges careful care of silk garments and promotes White King Granulated Soap made from edible oils. It claims safety for expensive underwear and versatility for dishes, woolens, and washing machines, highlighting economical use in hard water and prompting readers to buy from their grocer.
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