Universal Service Act outlines wealth conscription for war
George McClintock addressed American Legion members at Antlers hall detailing the Universal Service Act. He argued it would conscript national wealth and machinery on a pro rata profit basis, reducing profiteers. The meeting also discussed cleanup plans for Pocatello with the chamber of commerce and a home talent Legion play to fund war memorials.
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American Legion
Evans
Montana
United States
George McClintock
Antlers’ Hall
McClintock
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
F. Winkle
G. Nicholas Ifft
Rd. Ames
Jean Bistline
Mr. Winkie
J. N. Harvey
Legion Entertainment Committee
The
Legion
Mr. Wade
Antlers
Harry Bryan
A. R
Cobra
Emil Thorkildsen
C. H L. Archibald
R. R. Deacon
R. F. Hamilton
Stribling Wins Technical Knockout in Boston Bout
William L. Young's Stribling of Atlanta won his first heavyweight fight by technical knockout in the fourth round against Quentin Romero the Chilean champion. Stribling weighed 179 pounds to Romero's 192 3 4 pounds and felled Romero twice in the third round with body blows.
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Boston
William L. Young
Stribling
Atlanta
Quentin Romero
Romero
Dry agents urged to grant free auto licenses nationwide
Washington May 8 AP Prohibition Commissioner Slaynes asks governors of all states to issue free licenses for automobiles seized under enforcement programs.
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Wasington
Slaynes
Pocatello to Be Featured in U P Magazine September Issue
U P Magazine plans a southeastern Idaho edition highlighting Pocatello. OG T Bailey of the Oregon Short Line and EB J Pieldsted of the chamber discuss photographs of Pocatello, industrial plants, resorts, and Gate City attractions. Fifty thousand copies monthly, distributed to LA P employees, newsstands, and libraries. chamber gears up with local data for readers.
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OG. T. Bailey
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Union Pacific Magazine
EB. J. Pieldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Gate City
Local Man Returns From State Convention Of Modern Woodmen
P. C. O'Malley returned Thursday evening from Nampa where he attended the state convention of the Modern Woodmen of America as the Bannock county delegate. The gathering May 6 and 7 drew about forty delegates plus state officers. Lewis J. Lewis of Malad was elected clerk for the third time. O'Malley, A. R. Ballard Caldwell, B. F. Whitcomb Lewiston and Harry H. Kinsey were elected delegates to the national convention in Milwaukee June 2 and 3.
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P. CG. O'Malley
Nampa
Woodmen of America
Bannock County
Lewis J. Lewis
Malad
Mr. O'Malley
A. R. Ballard
Caldwell
B. F.whitcomb
Lewiston
Harry H. Kinsey
Enraged husband acid attack kills wife in Winnipeg
Police say Maurice Desmedt of St Vital sprayed acid on sleeping wife Valerie at their home on Wednesday. She died a few hours later. Desmedt, held in provincial jail, allegedly feared she would remarry after his death. Neighbors quoted him saying he wanted to spoil her looks. Coroner’s inquest pending.
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Winnipeg
Man
Maurice Desmedt
St. Vital
Valerie
Desmedt
Double Murder Probe Pinpoints Two Deaths in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana Howard Fisher 23 and Miss Katherine Gerbera 20 were found shot to death in a car yesterday. Police pursue a theory of a double murder as they investigate the scene and motive.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Howard Fisher
Katherine Gerbera
Dance Palace Hosts Special Feature Tonight
A special feature dance is slated at the Dance Palace tonight inviting local residents to enjoy music and dancing. The event promises lively performances and a festive atmosphere for attendees.
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Dance Palace Tonight
Eagles Name New Officers and Ball Team Plans
Pocatello Aerie No. 119 installs officers for the year with J. A. Anderson as Worthy President and Dr. J. H. Lynn as aerie physician. The lodge also plans a ball team and Mothers Day program at Eagle hall with music by Miss Fern Williams and soloists, inviting public attendance.
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Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Order of Eagles
Regair
J. A. Anderson
Hugh Poling
J. I. Breeding
L. BR. Harper
John Liman
Dirk Widge
J. 8. Maynard
Aerie
J. H. Lynn
Joseph L. Corbridge
Boise
C. D. Moore
Joseph Corbridge
D. D. Raymond
J. B Breeding
J. W. Brinston
John Kiman
Guy Sainsbury
L. R. Harper
Roy Knowles
Pocatello Aerie
Poratello
Lodge
Eagle Hall
Nenue
Guy L. Tyler
W. L. Raymond
Aenue
Hospital Notes From Cramped City Ward
Various residents reported ill at home or in hospital. Patients include Mrs C R Ivie 138 Roosevelt street Joe Kestel 439 North Fourth ree Mrs Lonnie F Cooper 815 East Clark street and others with injuries or undergoing treatment at local hospitals.
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C. R. Ivie
Roosevelt Street
Joe Kestel
North Fourthree
Lonnie F. Cooper
East Clark Street
A. D. McDonald
East Fremont Street
J. C. Atchison
South Johnson Street
G. C. Davis
West Bonneville Street
Thomas Shermeys
North Eighth Street
M. L. Byers
Rupert
Idaho
J. W. Wheeler
Grace Foster
South Fifth Street
Ernfelt
West Gould Street
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
D. C. Orgill's
McCammon
Radio Stations Air Evening Programs Across Cities
A list of radio slots for multiple stations including KOA KOB KGO EGW WDAF WFAA WOAW and others with times and program types such as folk songs dance music organ recital and orchestra entertainments. The piece notes spring chinook show price at about 2.10 per half and unchanged pound tin price at 3.60 while fishing prices per pound remain steady.
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Pocatello Time
KOA
Denver
Municipal Band
KOB
State College
N. M
Kerr
Los Angeles
Efwsb
KGO
Oakland
Girle
EGW
Portland
St. Treacle Choir
Lesse
Hollywood
San Francisco
Beaumont
Waco
Minneapolis
WDAF
Kansas City
WFAA
Dallas
WOAW
Omaha
Union Pacific
Ore
Trapshoot Tonight At Pocatello Between Round House And Back Shops
The lineup pits Round House captained by F E Hronek against Back Shops led by T B Frazier in a local trapshooting match at Pocatello grounds. Spectators expect a lively event with Jack Watson providing coaching and a new shotgun feature.
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Round House
Pocatello
F. E. Hronek
Chet Sterling
H. O. Rice
W. Rossiter
J. H. Minshew
T. B. Frazier
J. A. Houser
Jack Vaughn
Judd Parcker
Tom Gilmore
Jack Watson
Amon
Jack
East
Engine
Chavis
M. B. Smith
J. H. Vogt
Yellowstone Park Service
John Graham
Kansan City
Graham
Adam Burback
St. Anthony
Burback
Alice Tugker
W. M. Walters
Denver
Rupert
A. J. Norris
John
Dayton
Idaho
Mr. Norris
J. T. Howell
Wanda
Kenneth
Lava Hot Springs
C. QO. Hardesty
Chicago steel titan predicts strong business outlook
Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel Corp, states that Chicago business conditions are healthy and vigorous and likely to continue.
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Chicago
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Nothing Like Is On Earth Borozone Healing Ad
An advertisement touts Borozone liquid and powder as a unique wound healing treatment for torn flesh and sores. Borozone liquid supposedly purifies wounds while the powder acts as a healer, with prices listed and Watson Drug Co selling both forms.
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Watson Drug Co
Noted violinist Elman weds Miss Katten in San Francisco
Mischa Elman, renowned violinist, and Helen Frances Katten were married at the Katten home with close relatives present. The Rev. Louis I. Newman officiated, and the couple plans soon to travel to New York and Europe.
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San Francisco
Mischa Elman
Helen Frances Katten
Miss Katten
Simon Katten
Louis I. Newman
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