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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1944

Page

3

Calendar Reform Opposed on Religious Grounds

President Belleau of the Idaho Conference of Seventh Day Adventists urged opposition to the World Calendar reform. He argued it disrupts the weekly Sabbath and sacred week structure, noting Christians Jews and Muslims hold specific holy days. The plan would create a 364 day year with an extra World Holiday and a leap day every four years, altering sacred time.

World Calendar Association George Belleau Idaho Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists Pocatello Seventh-Day Adventist Church Belleau New York City

Lawns to Be Planted at West Pocatello Housing

F C Hummell of Boise consulting architect says 120 homes built by the American Land Co in west Pocatello are completed. The company plans to contract for lawn installation, though some street work remains to be finished at the project.

American Land Company West Pocatello F. C. Hummell Boise Federal Housing Authority Hummell

Polio Leader Basil O Connor to Speak at Local Banquet

Basil O Connor president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will speak Monday at 7 P M at a banquet in his honor held by the local Infantile Paralysis Foundation and medical and nurses associations. Lava Hot Springs foundation will discuss making Lava Hot Springs a treatment center for polio. B A McDevitt will MC the dinner and Judge L E Glennon will introduce O Connor. Leaders from Idaho foundations are expected to attend.

Basil O'Connor New York National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Foundation Lava Hot Springs Foundation O'Connor Lava Hot Springs Pocatello B. A. McDevitt Bannock County Foundation L. E. Glennon Idaho O’connor McDevitt Roosevelt Salt Lake City

Two Boys Enlisted in Navy at Pocatello Station

In the past week two 17 year old applicants were enlisted through the Pocatello navy recruiting station. Ace Hansen of Pocatello and Bryan Gardner of Malad were accepted. After ten days they will be called for boat training at Farragut.

Navy Pocatello Navy Ace Hansen Pocatello Lillie Gravatt East Halliday Bryan Gardner Charles Gardner Malad Farragut

Sheriff Arrests Man On Burglary Charge

A. J. Akins was arrested Friday on burglary charges after breaking into the Alameda service station. Investigators say the entry was made by breaking a south window, with about 200 mixed gas stamps A B C T and E taken, all of which Akins claimed were endorsed.

A. J. Akins Alameda Sheriff's Office

Representatives Leave to Attend State Convention

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Walz Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Brynildsen and Mrs. Vern Roche left Saturday morning to attend the Idaho state postal convention at Boise. Walz elected to represent the local branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers and its auxiliary. Brynildsen will represent the local branch of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks. Mrs. Brynildsen is state president of NFPOC auxiliary and Mrs. Roche is state secretary of NALC auxiliary.

E. W. Walz P. A. Brynildsen Vern Roche Idaho Boise Walz National Association of Letter Carriers Brynildsen National Federation of Postoffice Clerks N.F.P.O.C Roche N.A.L.C. Auxiliary

Journalist Margaret Cobb Airshie Travels Through Idaho

On her way to Chicago, Margaret Cobb Airshie of the Boise Statesman and Twin Falls Telegram passed through Pocatello Thursday evening en route to the national Republican convention.

Margaret Cobb Airshie Boise Statesman Twin Falls Telegram Pocatello Chicago

Japan loses 44 ships and 638 planes in Marianas

An axis broadcast reports heavy bomber attacks on Yap Palau and Tobi islands flanking the Philippines. Tobi lies midway between MacArthur’s Dutch New Guinea positions and the Philippines. Tokyo boasts of a day when Japan’s whole navy is deployed in the Marianas waters.

Japan Marianas Yap Palau Tobi Islands Philippines Tobi MacArthur Dutch New Guinea Phlippines Asia Tokyo U. S Marianas Islands

Rotary Chief Wells Heads July Rotarian Cover

Richard H. Wells of Pocatello president of Rotary International appears on the July Rotarian cover. The leading article Are We Fit to Win is by Wells urging preparation for peace. The issue also features Dick is the Name with Wells family photos including Kay Anne and Gail, wife of Lt. Keith Petty USNR.

Richard H. Wells Pocatello Rotary International The Rotarian International Organization Wells Rotary

Shock Troops Crack Last Defenses of Cherbourg

Soviet and Allied forces advance amid heavy air raids in France and Italy. Russian troops claim Cherbourg falls and 200 towns captured as bombers hit Pas de Calais. German reports claim executions of prisoners while French forces push toward the Ombrone river near Rome.

Cherbourg Pas-de- Calais France Hitler Normandy U.S Italy Fifth Army Ombrone Rome

Eye Sight Specialist to Visit Bannock Hotel

Dr. H. H. Scarborough of Salt Lake City will be at the Bannock Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday June 28 and 29 to examine eyes and fit glasses. See him for skilled eye examination and correctly fitted glasses.

H. H. Scarborough Salt Lake City Bannock Hotel

Iris Garden Attracts Visitors West Of Brennan Store

Iris display at the home of Mrs. Bert Merritt near the Brennan store draws crowds. She has grown 607 varieties of iris, many unique to the area, and visitors are urged to see the blooms before they fade.

Bert Merritt Brennan Iris Merritt

Eight Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in County Clerk Ceremony

County Clerk Anna Reefe issued licenses Friday to Harold Ruff and Amieta Anthony of Idaho and Spokane, and to Junior Miles and Ruth Porter of Lava Hot Springs with Porter’s mother’s consent. Saturday licenses go to Orville Jackson Jr. of Browns Town and Isabelle Zaccardi, and Joseph Gobeil and Laura Zwiron of St. Paul. A note adds a new process for making soap from petroleum.

Anna Reefe Harold John Ruff Spokane Amieta J. Anthony Idaho Falls Reese Miles Ruth Porter Lava Hot Springs Laura Zwiron St. Paul, Minn

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