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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

9

Reservoirs 10 CET Cleaning and Expansion Planned

Frequent cleaning of city reservoirs during summer was urged after a press visit. The reservoirs hold four million gallons, enough for a day, with plans for a ten million gallon addi tion. New cleaning method uses three men in two hours per reservoir, down from six in four hours. Pressure valves allow thorough cleaning. Attendees included Elmer W. Smith, Jack Balderston, and Fred Hughes, plus a press rep.

Elmer W. Smith Jack

Local clash sparks debate over city figure

The piece describes a recent fistic encounter between B. A. McDevitt and H. C. Harris witnessed by Mayor Charlie Brown. It notes disputed methods, lack of press coverage, and calls for both men to move on while highlighting their community welfare aims in Pocatello. It also mentions a Supreme Court denial related to a $26,335 claim against a defunct bank.

B. A. McDevitt H. C. Harris Charlie Brown Barney H. C Parsey Mac France Marquis of Queensberry Pocatello McDevitt Harris Supreme Court Federal Reserve Bank of San Fransisco

Peace Officer R M Pugmire Heads Idaho Group Again

R M Pugmire of Pocatello, a peace officer noted for a firm handshake, is once more chosen to lead Idaho Peace Officers after the organization gathers in what local sources call the re vivable Capital News segment from Osceola Idaho.

Boise Pocatello Osceola of

Pocatello News Roundup Highlights Local Figures

The state convention re elected Captain Pugmire at Hotel Boise with high regard for his efficiency. Russell Bryan, justice department official, discusses the Doty Lewis murder case and Osage crimes, credited with Lewis arrest alongside Pete Jensen. Local tips praise gardeners Sam Riddle and Carl, and rumors about a rodeo queen choice are noted.

Hotel Boise Pugmire Capital News Pocatel Russell Bryan Department of Justice Russ Doty Lewis Pete Jensen Lewis

Three Times Losers and the Jailhouse Poem

A fragment from a local issue prints a poem titled Three Times Losers about youth crime and jail. It names Henry Coffin, Gene Orgill, Dean Colaianni, Robert Bevans, and Duane Richmond and includes a chorus about serving terms behind steel bars.

Henry Coffin Gene Orgill Dean Colaianni Robert Bevans Duane Richmond

Local Firms Sell Trusted Quality Goods

The article notes brands sold by firms that have protected consumer confidence and remained familiar through consistent advertising. It emphasizes reliability and long standing reputation in the marketplace.

Programs at Forest Camp Rename Camp Carman

The Mink Creek reforestation camp hosted songs and cheers led by Irving Schecter and Murray Greenberg. Officials renamed the camp Camp Carman in honor of Captain James L. Carman. Performers included Ace Bald DeLorenzo and Harry Maro with a skit by Kelly Albrert and Max Levey. Mr Greenberg surprised with a solo rendition of My Mom. The event closed with group cheers for Captain Battle and Colonel Charles Butler. The next program is set for Saturday July 8. the camp lies about a quarter mile above the Bannock ranger station along Mink Creek road.

Mink Creek Irving Schecter Murray Greenberg Mr. Greenberg Camp Carman James L. Carman Ace Bald DeLorenzo Harry Maro Kelly Albrert Max Levey Vinnie Antionelli Mom Captain Battle Charles Buteler Bannock Ranger Station

National Amateur Union track and field meets open at Soldier Field

In Chicago on June the inaugural annual National Amateur Union track events begin. A large field of hopefuls, including both men and women, compete in senior championship events with intense heats and stirring battles anticipated.

National Amateuretic Union Soldier Field

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