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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

6

Callis Asking For Pardon From Idaho Board

Boise June fourteen convicted slayers are among 145 Idaho prison inmates seeking clemency at the state board of pardons July meeting beginning Wednesday. Barry Orchard, 74, assassin of former Gov. Frank Steunenberg, seeks a pardon despite six prior refusals. Also seeking mercy are Mary Crumroy, L A Verbeck, Audie James Robnett, and former Probate Judge Robert B S Callis of Pocatello serving his third month on an embezzlement conviction.

Boise Idaho State Board of Pardons Barry Orchard Frank Steunenberg Orchard Mary Crumroy L. A. Verbeck Audie James Robnett Robert 8S. Callis Pocatello

Flashes of Life from Shenandoah and Richmond

In Shenandoah Iowa a bellhop recalls meeting Jack Bryte while Lester Bryte of Los Angeles identifies as a cousin and the two discuss Jack returning to California for work at Lester’s department store. In Richmond Virginia a Black volunteer rejected for flat feet appeals to the medical advisory board as illness pneumonia accompanies the order to report.

Jack Bryte Lester Bryte Los Angeles Jack P. S California Lester Richmond Medical Advisory Board

Mixed Local Blotter Snippets From Across States

A June 20 Tucson blotter reports a drunk found in an irrigation ditch at Simpson street and Mission road, later released after concern over vision. Hardin Montana notes Mayor Rankin feeding eight homeless lions 200 pounds daily as Poix hospitalizes, with city lacking a zoo. Bethany Connecticut describes a cab driver preacher juggling sermons between fares. North Manchester Indiana coverage recalls a July 4 bonfire set, and Elkhart Indiana notes a housewife reporting an incident. a family birth cascade in Wabash and Servia is also cited.

Tucson Ariz Simpson Street Mission Road Hardin Mont Car Rankin D. E. Poix Foix

Flower lovers’ favorite woman spared plants for coal

A truck driver delivering coal to a woman’s house removed plants from a basement window, loaded the coal, replaced the plants, and replanted them tenderly. The incident highlights the woman’s devotion to her garden.

Senate Considers last minute legislation before new fiscal year

Senate debates final measures ahead of midnight start to the new fiscal year. Military committee studies war department bill allowing government seizure of property. Judiciary panel considers Attorney General Robert H. Jackson for Supreme Court associate justice. House finishes last minute appropriation bills and votes to extend the president’s monetary powers for two more years.

Military Committee War Department Judiciary Robert H. Jackson Supreme Court House

Registration day for men 21 since Oct 16 1940

Coming events list a registration day for men reaching 21 years of age since October 16 1940 under the selective service act on July 1. July 3 features a girls club and ladies night at Halliwell Park and July 5 marks the Pocatello Cards open.

Halliwell Park Pocatello

Idaho Potato Market Pact Backed by Majority of Voters

Preliminary results from 32 of 35 Idaho counties show 1,072 in favor and 113 against a proposed potato marketing agreement, a 90.5 percent affirmative rate. J. W. Gannaway notes only the secretary of agriculture can decide. About 13 percent of known potato growers in the area were represented, with Boise Pilots at Halliwell Park.

Boise J. W. Gannaway The Surplus Marketing Administration Secretary of Agriculture Gannaway Idaho Idaho County Malheur County Oregon

Idaho Postal Unit Elects Pocatellan

O E Biggs of Boise is elected president of the Idaho Federation of Post Office Clerks and J A Fanning of Idaho Falls becomes Idaho Letter Carriers chief after a joint convention with Pocatello chosen for next meeting. Clerks Elmo Crill and Clyde Farnham. carriers D B Searles and Lowell B Chapman named to key posts. A separate note describes a canyon charted on the Atlantic floor southeast of New York.

Moscow O. E. Biggs Boise Idaho Federation of Post Office Clerks J. A. Fanning Idaho Falls Idaho Pocatello Elmo Crill Nampa Clyde Farnham Lewiston D. B Searles Lowell B. Chapman

Illinois Services Commemorates Borah Birthday

About 3,500 people gathered in Fairfield to honor William E Borah on his 76th birthday with services at his birthplace site. Governor Dwight H Green and Rep Everett Dirksen paid tribute calling him the nation s greatest champion of true Americanism. Borah s living sister Mrs Mattie Rinard attended. Borah s widow sent a message read at the event.

Fairfield William E. Borah Idaho Borah Dwight H. Green Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Dirksen Mattie E. Rinard

British Naval Bases Distance From Crete

The British naval bases at Alexandria Egypt and on Cyprus are each 340 miles from the island of Crete.

Alexandra Egypt Cyprus Crete

Mindanao Deep Seen as Earth’s Deepest Point

Mindanao Deep in the Pacific off the Philippines is believed to be the deepest spot on earth with soundings reaching 35 400 feet or 6 7 miles. The finding underscores new measurements of ocean basins and the extreme depth of the seafloor.

Mindanao Pacific Philippines

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