Kwality Kids Meet Rigby Lions In Yellowstone League clash
Kwality Kids face Rigby Lions at Overland Park at 3 pm as Pocatello entries travel for Yellowstone loop games. Bears meet Blackfoot Broncos while Red-White plays Idaho Falls. two games canceled by rain. Pete Fellis returns to bat for Kwality. Haneke to pitch for Red-White. Bears likely McGaugh or Phil ips to pitch.
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P. A.C. Bears
Rigby Lions
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
P A.C Bears
Rigby
Kwality Kids
Pocatello
Yellowstone Loop
Kwality
Overland Park
P. A. C. Bears
Broncos
Lions
John Reese
Pete Fellis
Haneke
del Dean
Monroe
Powers
McGaugh
Ross Philips
Bears
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello Bears
Blackfoot Broncos
Fairgrounds
Yellowstone
Brown
Martindale
Price
Berg
Duncan
Giles
Patterson
Bernat
Jensen
Jones
Venemon
Major League Leaders Including Yesterday's Games
National leaders include Hurst of the Phillies with a .375 average and Klein of the Phillies leading in runs 78 and hits 103. Klein also tops doubles 31 and home runs 21 while Frisch of the Cardinals and Herman of the Reds share 11 triples. American leaders feature Foxx of the Athletics with a .382 average and 66 runs, 80 RBIs, 95 hits, and 28 home runs. Porter and Campbell tie 20 doubles, Myer has 10 triples, Chapman of the Yankees 12 stolen bases, and Gomez of the Yankees leads pitching with 13 wins.
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Klein
Phillies
P. Waner
Pirates
Herman
Reds
Frisch
Cardinals
Swetonic
Betts
Braves
Foxx
Athletics
Porter
Indians
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Chapman
Yankees
Gomez
Cleveland Boxers Shine in Local Ring Notes
Johnny Risco outpoints Mickey Walker in Cleveland for the main show while Paul Pirrone stops Gary Leach in the first round. Chico Cisneros defeats Johnny Farr, both in Cleveland, and Stanley Poreda edges Ernie Schaaf in West New York. Sid Berglund beats Charlie Cobb in San Diego as Wally Gray bests Pete Baert, and Lee Ramage stops Tony Poloni in Hollywood.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risco
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Paul Pirrone
Gary Leach
Gary
Ind
Chico Cisneros
Johnny Farr
West New York
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
San Diego
Cal
Sid “Swede
Berglund
San
Bearded Fly Experiments Hint At Sex Change Traits
Dr Mayo X-rayed Miss White Eye Drosophila and mated her with Mr Red Eye Drosophila. By observing eye color in the offspring he suggests sex-linked traits can be altered, challenging common beliefs about gender in human families.
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Mayo
White Eye
Red Eye
Farnsworth Jr to Keynote at
Philo T. Farnsworth Jr., Salt Lake City attorney, chosen as keynote speaker for the state nominating convention to be held August 20 in Salt Lake City. Announcement confirmed by Republican state chairman William J. Lowe.
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Salt Lake City
Philo T. Farnsworth, Jr
Upn
Wilam J. Lowe
FOB Tourney At University Club Features Added Holes
University golfers will compete Sunday in a fob tournament with fobs awarded to the 12 low scorers to represent the University in future team match play. The course is in first class condition with sand traps added at holes one and five. A professional instructor will be available, and matches are set for late July.
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Dean Parker
Yesterday's Stars Lead Phillies and Dodgers Attacks
Chuck Klein and Dick Bartell of the Phillies combined for four hits and drove in three runs each in an 11-6 win over the Giants. Tony Cuccinello Gordon Slade and Joe Stripp of the Dodgers turned four double plays in a brilliant fielding exhibition against the Braves. Lloyd Waner of the Pirates homered in the seventh to edge Cincinnati 4-3.
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Chuck Klein
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Giants
Tony Cuccinello
Gordon Slade
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Brillant
Braves
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Heinie Meine
Eppa Rixey
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Hollis Thurston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Justice John E. Richards Dies at 76 in San Jose Home
John Evan Richards, a justice of the state supreme court, died at his San Jose home after several weeks of illness. He was 76. He is survived by his widow and two sons.
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San Jose
Cal
John Evan Richards
State Supreme Court
Phillies Rise With Murderers Row Crush Giants 11 to 6
The Phillies surged to fourth place and within a half game of Pittsburgh after a potent 11 to 6 win over the New York Giants. Bartell and Klein each had four hits while Chuck Klein reached 103 hits, becoming the first NL player to hit triple digits this season.
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Boston Braves
Phillies
Boston
Braves
Phils
Murderers Row
Dick Bartell
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Jim Mooney
Sam Gibson
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bartell
Klein
Chuck
Hurst
Coast League Seals, Stars push standings with wins
Hollywood strengthens grip on first after beating Oakland as Portland loses to San Francisco. Stars pitcher Frank Shellenback homered to spark an 8 5 win. Seals even series with Portland at 2 2 after a 6 4 victory. Indians surge past Seattle Los Angeles 12 6 to tie at two games. Sacramento takes third straight over the Missionaries 3 1.
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San Francisco
Hollywood
Oakland
Portland Beavers
Oaks
Sacramento
Seattle
Frank Shellenback
Stars
Portland
Seals
Zahniser
Los Angeles
Indians
Missions
Smith Expected Demand Repeal Fight Indicated
Prohibition forces led by Cherington and anti-prohibition group head Pierre S. Du Pont clashed over submission planks in a party hearing. Each side had 45 minutes to argue. Walker Greeted Mayor Walker of New York on resolutions committee. Debates covered immigration, unemployment, and federal local employment coordination.
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Prohibition
Pierre S. du Pont
United Repeal Council
Cherrington
Walker
New York York
Resolutions Committee
John T. Dooling
Kenneth Rich
Immigrant Protective League
Edward R. Lewis
Howard Bruce
Maryland
Ritchie
Spead
Emily Newell Blair
Missouri
William G. Hibbard
Illinois
National League of Women Voters
Illinois Delegation Back Walsh for Permanent Chairman
Chicago June 25 Vincent Dahlaman head of the Illinois delegation says most members would vote for Senator Walsh to be permanent chairman and notes efforts to align with Roosevelt forces to remove the two thirds rule.
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Chicago
Illinois
Senator Walsh
Vincent Dahlaman
Roosevelt
Tragedy Strikes Oshkosh Man Who Killed Wife Then Confined
Leonard Tritt killed his wife at 8:30 in Oshkosh and, after a life sentence, ate lunch at noon in the state prison 22 miles away.
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Oshkosh
Leonard Tritt
Johnny Risco Knocks Out Mickey Walker in Cleveland
Johnny Risco, returning from a seven month layoff, overwhelmed Mickey Walker over 12 rounds at Cleveland Stadium before 15,000, winning unanimously. Risco used a 27 pound weight edge, floored Walker once and opened cuts as Walker bled, signaling a strong return to the heavyweight title scene.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risco
Jack Sharkey
Risco
Mickey Walker
Cleveland Stadium
Freddy Block
Pisco
Walker
Men Kidnap Victim At Lava Then Rob His Car
A man was abducted at Lava and robbed of about $100 and his car, then driven about three miles west. He freed himself, alerted authorities, and the suspects North from Waterbury Connecticut and Martin from New York City were arrested within 55 minutes in possession of the car and cash. Utah license plate 6378, loaded pistol found. Arraignment likely today. highway robbery penalty five years to life.
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Lava
Shanks
Pocatello
Chapin
American Falls
Blackfoot
Idaho
Logan
Brigham City
Utah
Cha
North
Guy Nelson
Isaac McDougall
Relief Plans Face Opposition and Bond Controversy
The press conference condemned the Garner plan and both bond propositions as unbalancing the budget. Congress favors bonds as central to relief, while President Hoover criticizes bond issues and fund allocation by population rather than need.
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Hoover
Suit Over Love Balm Feature Film at Bedside Trial
The love balm suit against her husband advances to trial after the court overruled a postponement plea. Sessions may occur at her bedside if needed. Co defendant J Roy Stewart, film director, faces action from John R Gates who says he was not paid for a scenario he wrote for the evangelist and director.
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J. Roy Stewart
John R. Gates
Short Putts in Golf Mechanics
The article explains why short putts matter most and how success hinges on mental focus and simple mechanics. It notes the backstroke should be short to ensure a clean impact and keeps the head down since the cup is close, reducing errors from head movement.
Portland Boxer Ray McQuillan Wins Boise Bout
Ray McQuillan of Portland won a ten round decision over Paul Delaney of Seattle in Boise. The aggressive fighter floored Delaney twice in late rounds, with McQuillan weighing 156 pounds and Delaney 157.
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Boise
Portland
Ray McQuillan
Paul Delaney
Seattle
Elks
McQuillan
Delaney
Pocatello News Briefs Highlight Hospital Visits and Local Events
Around Town items note Henry Pauschert and Romeo Smith seeking treatment at General hospital. A four foot rattlesnake was killed by Harold Finley on South Grant. A newborn at General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bradley. Pocatello visitors include the Pugmire family from Yellowstone trip and Grace residents Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead and Mr. John Sorenson. Street work plans mention night cleaning during Old Fort Hall celebration July 3 to 5 and bottle disposal rules.
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South Grant
Harold Finley
Clarence Bradley
South Third Avenue
General Hospital
Bradley
Oregon Short Line
Alvin Whitehead
John Sorenson
Grace
Pocatello
Whitehead
First National Bank
H. W. Earl
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Fieldman
C. A. Butler
Old Fort Hall
Pocatellans
Butler
Services Held For Young Woman Verna Fackrell
Funeral services for Miss Verna Fackrell 23 who died Thursday at her grandparents home in Thomas were held Friday at the Thomas ward chapel with Bishop P B Dance officiating. She had been ill for months and her mother died six years ago. She lived with her grandparents since then and her father arrived from Washington shortly before her death. Her brother Ancel came from Utah for the final rites.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Verna Fackrell
E. P. Fackrell
Thomas
Thomas Ward Chapel
P. B. Dance
Miss Fackrell
Washington
Ancel
Utah
Sales Supervisor Wanted for Pocatello Territory
Montgomery Ward seeks a sales supervisor candidate to manage a three to five person crew in Pocatello electrical appliance sales. Applicant must show a proven past sales record, provide strong references, own a car, and respond in person rather than by a letter. External supervisor Montgomery Ward & Company care of this paper.
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Montgomery Wardieeee
Pocatello
Applients
Pocatello Oae
Montgomery Ward & Company
Civil Service Ruling Challenged by AFL Over Political Activity
The American Federation of Labor condemned the Civil Service Commission as engaging in economic terrorism by enforcing Rule No 1 that bars civil servants from political campaigns. The AFL cites drastic pay cuts and a $2 billion bank rescue vote as motives behind the rules and calls for opposition to lawmakers who supported those actions.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
Civil Service Commission
Federation
Congress
Civil Service
Bank of Commerce in Chicago Closes
The Chicago Bank of Commerce, a loop bank with 5.2 million dollars in deposits and 1.5 million capital, was closed today by State Auditor Oscar Nelson at the request of its board. Nearby, Peoples Trust and Savings bank liquidated, while Northbrook State bank and South Ashland National bank and First National of Wilmette also closed with deposits listed.
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Chicago
Chicago Bank of Commerce
Oscar Nelson
Michigan Boulevard
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
Northbrook State Bank
North Side
South Ashland National Bank
First National Bank of
Wilmette
North Shore
Guardsmen Leave Boise Encampment After Two Weeks
Idaho National Guardsmen ended a two week encampment that trained 1150 men and 100 officers. heavy trucks ferried equipment to trains as troops headed home to Boise and nearby points. Pay checks were issued, equipment inspected, and most troops released for 60 to 90 days with autumn sessions forthcoming.
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Boise
Idaho National
Blackfoot Plans 40 and 8 Wreck at State Convention
After the dinner meeting of local 408 at Memorial Home, plans and equipment were arranged for the wreck at the state convention in Pocatello July 4 and 5. W. A. Evans A. L. Morgan and H. J. Broadhead were elected delegates to represent the local 40 or 8 at the convention.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Memorial Home
W. A. Evans
A. L. Morgan
H. J. Broadhead
Business Houses to Enter Floats in July 4 Parade
About thirty Pocatello business houses and organizations signaled plans to enter parade floats for the July 4th event. Legion officials urge others to notify the Portneuf building to qualify for prize divisions. The listed entrants include Union Pacific Stages, Elks, Terrell's Shoe Co, Paramound Cleaners, First Security Bank, Rotary Club, and many community groups.
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Pocatello
Legion
Portneuf
Union Pacific Stages
Elks
Terrell's Shoe Co
Garrett Transfer
Pocatello Athletic Club
Billmeyer, Inc
Joint Brotherhoods
W. L. Robinson
Masons to Hold Picnic Sunday in Pebble Basin
The Sixth Masonic district hosts an annual picnic at Pebble Basin with members from American Falls Pocatello Malad Soda Springs and Montpelier. Traffic guided by Masonic signs. chicken mulligan served at noon. about 500 Masons expected.
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Masonic District
Pebble Basin
American Falls
Pocatello
Malad
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Pebble
Yellowstone Park greening after heavy snowfall and June rains
Yellowstone National Park resumes verdant splendor after winter snowpack of 122 inches. By June 20 rainfall reached 1.99 inches, aided by soggy weather that renewed streams, green pastures, and snow-capped peaks amid reports from park meteorologist W. T. Lathrop. The last trace of snow was recorded June 8.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
W. T. Lathrop
Park Weather Bureau
Court of honor to be discontinued in summer
The Boy Scout board of review, led by Jr. W. D Green, says the court of honor will be suspended during the summer months. The board will meet monthly and badges will be awarded after passing tests. On Thursday, three boys Jack Collins LaMar Elison and Roland Wright passed star tests. others also passed various tests.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Court of Honor
Jr. W. D Green
Boy Scout Board of Review
Board of Review
Jack Collins
LaMar Elison
Roland Wright
Vaughan Stewart
Clarence Halberg
Delamar Herbst
Ruden Stoleworthy
Roland
Bee Lodge Logan Trip Planning Meeting
Bee Hive girls and Bee Keepers plus officers are invited for Logan trip planning. Camp Tenday meets Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the Recreation hall with Mrs. Q B Howell, stake Bee Keeper, in charge.
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Q. B. Howell
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