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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1939

Page

3

Senators weigh McCarrans silver price plan in McCarran

Idaho and Utah senators express doubt about McCarrans amendment to set silver at 1.04 per ounce and fear eastern opposition and White House silence. Borah and King expect a hard fight and possible 77 cent level, while unity on passage remains unlikely. Dam debate mentions American Falls dam project with local support and opposition.

John L. Wheeler Washington Idaho Utah Pat McCarran White House Treasury Department William H. King McCarran William E. Borah D. Worth Clark Borah Nash American Falls Idaho Falls

Reservoir plan gains support from group in Snake River project

A new South Fork association may form to unite civic groups canal companies and others backing the upper Snake River irrigation dam project at Calamity Point. Fort Hall opponents fear storage limits while Draper cites 356000 acre feet needed. reservoir capacity could store 1.5 million acre feet amid reuse and leakage issues.

South Fork Association Snake River Fort Hall Calamity Point Nash Greater Fort A. K. Draper American Falls United Support

Bomb blasts hit London as IRA blamed for four explosions

Four bombs exploded within hours in central London near Piccadilly Circus and the Strand. police and soldiers patrolled streets through the night. Officials tied the incidents to the Irish Republican Army as it campaigns for Irish independence, with over 100 outrages cited in parliamentary records.

Piccadilly Strand Irish Republican Army British Isles All Ireland England United States National Guard Oxford Circus Midland Bank Fashionable Park Lane House of Commons

Laureta Bitel and Roland Birch Wed in Family Ceremony

Laureta Bitel and Roland Birch marry at the home of the bride’s parents on June 10 in a small ceremony attended by immediate family. Rev. Paul D. Mortimore officiated. The couple plans to reside in Pocateilo with Laureta’s parents Roy C. and [unreadable] Eitel of 532 North Garfield.

Roy C. Eitel North Garfield Laureta Roland Birch Paul D. Mortimore Pocateilo

Republicans See Hint Of Third Term

The piece discusses a new plan for extensive economic aid as a political maneuver for 1940. It notes Congress faces an adjourment, inter party economy pressure, and debates over spending versus austerity. If not enacted, the proposal is expected to return as a must item in January or a fall session depending on the recovery pace.

Congress Treasury

Visitor from Cook Drug Company at Boys Town Nebraska

H J Enenbach of Cook Drug Company visited Boys Town Nebraska this week. Boys Town, founded by Father Flanagan, is the model town for boys and gained extensive publicity from the film Boys Town.

H. J. Enenbach The Cook Drug Company Boys Town Nebraska Father Flanagan

Auxiliary President Guests at Banquet in Pocatello

Mrs James Morris national president of the American Legion Auxiliary was honored at a banquet in the Bannock hotel Pocatello Idaho. Local leaders and past officers attended as Morris urged strengthening youth through patriotic education and junior programs.

America American Legion and Legion Auxiliary James Morris Bismarck N. D American Legion Auxiliary Bannock Hotel Morris Idaho Pocatello Katherine Beckstrom American Falls Ruth Merle Jones John F. Gestrine Montana Gertrude Detweiler Hazlion Myrt: Miller Arco Idenna Ross Drices The Legion and Auxiliary Oscar Worthwine Boise Detweiler Kathrin Edel Malad Ray Brookhart Miller Lewis U.K R.J. Terrell Nicholas Ifft T: Idaho Department Ross

Prominent Legion Figure Named National Rehab Leader

The text notes a woman who in 1930 became chairman of rehabilitation and was elected national vice-president for the northwestern division the following year. She then chaired the national poppy committee from 1932 to 1934 and most recently has led the Auxiliaries national rehabilitation committee while serving on the Legion's national rehabilitation committee.

Auxiliary Legion

Medical Plan Hit By Poor Relief Critique

A survey by the Medical Public Relations Council argues that socialized medicine amounts to poor relief funded by universal taxes. It predicts increased hospital days and morbidity under compulsory health insurance, plus a bureaucratic state system that harms patient care and physician pay.

Medical Public Relations Council Council

Press And Public Unite By Byrd Trego Chapter X

Two rival publishers face a merger as partners in a new venture. The piece urges public support for cooperation to stop waste, improve news service, and blend differing judgment. It notes shared discipline, sunk egos, and the freeing of surplus equipment.

Byrd Trego

Utahns Leave on South Idaho Tour

A list of Utahns including Carl R. Butler and W. J. Marcusen details a group departing for aSouth Idaho tour with numerous attendees and accompanying notes. The names span various locals such as Ed Q. Cannon and J. H. Manderfield among others.

George D. Keyser J. E. Jones W. H. War John M. Wallace Hrold Bennett Willid Brr N. Doll Garff L. L. Campbell Frank 5. Cundiff

Portland climber plans assault on Mount Borah

L. F. Petty of Portland Oregon arrived in Boise to arrange a proposed ascent by the Mazana Mountain Climber's club of Portland to Mount Borah Idaho's highest peak at 12,655 feet in Custer county. Less than a dozen climbers are known to have gone to the mountain.

Boise L. F. Petty Portland Ore Mazana Mountain Climber's Club of Mount Borah Idaho Custer County

Language of the World’s Most Speakers Chinese Dialects

The piece notes that Chinese languages, including its dialects, are spoken by more people than any other language, totaling about 475 million. It addresses regional variations and broad usage across communities.

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