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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

9

Miners Strike Rich Paydirt on Warren Creek Idaho

In Idaho's Warren Creek district, three dredges and a hydraulic setup with about 60 workers are producing gold. State mine inspector Arthur Campbell notes modern gear and better transport boost mining, while government plans to study phosphate rock and diatomaceous earth for potential fertilizer use.

Boise Idaho Warren Creek Arthur Campbell Idaho County Campbell

Mathews Attends Firemen Meetings

Fire Chief G L Mathews returned to Pocatello this week after attending state firemen conventions in Coeur d Alene and Spokane. He participated in the state convention which began in Coeur d Alene on June 19 and the Northwest Firemen College to further his training.

G. L. Mathews Pocatello Coeur d’Alene Spokane

Firemen's Association pushes civil service plan at session

Chief Mathews notes agreement to continue pushing firemen civil service. After the state convention, firemen traveled to Spokane for the Northwest Firemen's College June 20 to 22. The event showcased modern gear and training on fire tactics, water pressure, and hose use for a more efficient department. Next Idaho Firemen's convention date pending. Pocatello aims to host next year.

Firemen’s Association Mathews Spokane Northwest Firemen's College Northwest Firemen Idaho Firemen's Convention Pocatello

Home Loans to Expire Tonight in Idaho

Boise June 27 Authority to accept applications for home loans expires tonight at midnight. C C Wilburn Idaho manager of the Home Owners Loan corporation said no late applications will be accepted. Loans made to date in Idaho total about 4000 cases and around 7 million dollars. Delinquents are urged to understand the program is a business operation and payments are required.

Boise C. C. Wilburn Idaho Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Bose

Typhoon Blasts Nagasaki Toll and Enid Grain Elevator

A typhoon in Nagasaki prefecture blows down forty houses and injures three. Meanwhile Enid Oklahoma builds a 1,000,000 bushel grain elevator to raise city capacity to 11,500,000 bushels.

Nagasaki Japan Nagasaki Prefecture Enid, Okla

Hopkins Replies To Alaska Colonization Criticism

Harry L Hopkins defended Alaska colonization before the Senate, stating the Matanuska valley is not disease ridden. He cited a telegram saying 225 workers were being sent to speed construction and provide homes for colonists, noting only common children's illnesses.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Matanuska FERA Senate Vandenberg Mich Palmer Hopkins Irwin

Temporary shelter provisions for colonists described

Walls were said to have been provided for the colonists for temporary shelter with equipment including cooking utensils mosquito netting stoves beds and gasoline lamps.

Two Workers Are Blown to Pieces Near Amarillo

Near Amarillo Texas last night a nitroglycerine truck exploded killing Ben McDonald 55 and Paul Brooks 25 both of Borger. Bruce Hayes 40 of Whittenburg was injured while working on an oil truck about 50 yards away.

Amarillo Tex Here Ben McDonald Paul Brooks Borger Bruce Hayes Whittenburg

Wind Velocity in Capital is Low

Washington reports a seven mile an hour average wind, while Chicago records 15 and New York is higher. Mount Washington in New Hampshire averages 33 with a record 168 miles an hour.

Washington Capital Congress Chicago Weather Bureau New York Mount Washington N. H

Civil air travel in US carried nearly 1.86 million passengers

Civil airplanes in the United States carried 1,859,031 passengers in the last year with 461,743 of them traveling on scheduled air lines.

United States

Film Ecstasy ruled obscene by federal court

A federal court jury in New York found the Czechoslovakian film Ecstasy obscene and immoral and upheld the government suit to confiscate the import. Judge John C. Knox gave 20 days to appeal. the film remains in government custody. Attorney Henry Pearlman argued the heroine is not nude but a refined woman facing moral struggle.

New York John C. Knox United States Circuit Court of Appeals Henry Pearlman Eureka Productions, Inc

Eight-and-a-half Pound Son Born to Vining Couple

A baby boy weighing eight and one half pounds was born Wednesday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Harold P Vining of Route 1 at St Anthony hospital The same day a recently overhauled automobile at Pocatello Auto Co caught fire at 6 30 pm while the attendant filled it with gasoline The fire department extinguished the blaze with no major damage reported

Harold P. Vining St. Anthony Hospital Pocatello Auto Company

State Liquor Store Expands Brands and Shelves

The Pocatello state liquor store adds 100 new liquor brands bringing stocked total to 300. Manager Sam Oliver notes strong sales and two new shelves for extra stock. Weights and prices report lower charges for 40 brands, with no new price list for six months.

Pocatello State Sam Oliver Oliver

Boston Company Buys Idaho Wool

Idaho Falls June 27 A Boston company purchases range wool totaling over 34 000 fleeces about 440 thousand pounds. The deal covers wool from Idaho ranchers and marks a significant regional textile trade move.

Boston Company Idaho Wool Idaho Falls

Tribal clashes in Bajaur claim up to thirty lives

Reports from Bajaur frontier city today say fighting between Khar and Nawagai tribes has left between 15 and 30 dead. The outbreak was reported to be ongoing with casualties mounting.

Peshawar Indiana Bajaur

Reformatory at Frankfort Overfilled with Inmates

The Kentucky reformatory at Frankfort housed 3,000 inmates though built for 1,500. The overcrowding highlighted strain on facilities and raised concerns about conditions and safety. Authorities considered plans to expand capacity and address staffing needs.

Kentucky Reformatory Frankfort

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