Hoover urges ethics as advertising grows in influence
Houston May 11 AP Hoover tells Associated Advertising Clubs that advertising must uphold high ethics akin to law, engineering and medicine. He warns of mind control risks, urges industry self policing to avoid heavier government intrusion and supports turning public opinion away from reliance on government. He says advertising elevates from trade to profession through group ethics.
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Houston
Tex
Hoover
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Coolidge
Croce Attacks Fascism Stirring Italian Debate
Rome May 11 AP Benedetto Croce Italy's leading philosopher defends liberalism opposing Fascist culture arguing liberal government and culture are essential for true progress. Fascists counter that his view is dry pedantic and that Fascist youth will create a greater culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benedetto Croce
Italy
Crose
Charles Maurras
Maurice Barres
Croce
Thees
Women and riches found in Kish dig reveal ancient fashion
Report from Langdon at Kish details Mesopotamian home life and status through artifacts from the Field Museum Oxford expedition. Copper razors, a fish hook predating 3000 B.C., ornate vanity items, hairpins and a silver statue illustrate early luxury and female influence in royal Kish burials.
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Chicago
Mesopotamia
Stanley Field
H. Langdon
Field Museum
Oxford University
Kish
Wemen
Langdon
Babylon
Assyria
Sumarian Palace
Nebuchaneezar
Reclamation Enterprises Advanced and Tax Relief Provisions
The article discusses advancing reclamation enterprises and extending relief to farmers unable to meet payments. It argues fairness to neighbors and the government, pledging fair consideration for every application and extensions of time for those showing financial hardship, with aim to ultimately satisfy congressional obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Modern planes for the Pacific plan eyed
Washington May 11 AP war department officials consider a priority allocation of soon to be ordered modern planes for the army air service to Hawaii and overseas defenses after recent joint maneuvers in Hawaiian waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Hawaiian
Army Air Service
Supreme court term ends June 8 on schedule
Washington May 11 AP reports the present term of the supreme court ends June 8. The court will convene May 25 for opinions and motions, but no writs of certiorari motions will be accepted after May 25 and no admissions after June.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Strike at El Boleo Mine Demands Governor Recall
Reports from Guaymas say 1000 miners idle since mid April in southern Lower California at the El Boleo property. Both miners and owners criticize the district governor for not settling the strike. The dispute centers on the recall of the governor in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
el Boleo
California
Mexico
Guaymas
Sonora
Britain Will Not Interfere In French Moroccan Situation
London May 11 Britain will not interfere in the French Moroccan affair Foreign Minister Chamberlain told the house of commons He said Britain sympathizes with France but the matter is a domestic concern of France with no external involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
France
British War Graves Encircle the Globe
A report by the Imperial War Graves Commission describes a chain of monuments honoring British World War I sacrifices. The line starts in French and Belgian graveyards, runs through the Vosges, Switzerland, Italy, and extends to Macedonia, the Balkans, Gallipoli, Smyrna, Syria, Palestine, and the Mount of Olives. It splits toward Egypt and East Africa, and eastward to Mesopotamia, India, China, then Australia and New Zealand before returning to Great Britain and Ireland.
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London
Globe
Imperial War Graves Commission
France
Belgium
Vosges
Switzerland
Italy
Macedonia
Balkans
Gallipoli
Smyrna
Syria
Palestine
Mount of Olives
Philadelphia cricketers plan July eastern tour
A Philadelphia cricket team nearly completes arrangements for a short July tour across eastern Canada and the United States. Scheduled matches include Toronto London Montreal and Ottawa with travel and game dates being finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Cricketers
Toronto
London
Montreal
Otwa
Closing Session at C E Convention in Pocatello
Reverend G William Barnum of First Presbyterian Church addressed the Christian Endeavor Conference at the Congregational church in Pocatello. He urged youths to value life as a sacred trust and choose whom they will serve, God or Mammon, outlining five life-defining factors and the need for purposeful living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. William Barnum
First Presbyterian Church of
Mr. Barnum
Barnum
Reverend Barnum
Christ
Christ’s Church
God
Paris Joan of Arc day draws tens of thousands
Scores of people gathered in Paris to honor Joan of Arc as police dispersed royalist and Catholic groups that protested despite new limits on parading. General De Castelman was reportedly struck by plainclothes officers as crowds, estimated at about 50 000, passed the Saint Joan statues in Place de Saint Augustin and Rue Rivoli.
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Paris
de Castelman
Patriots’ League
la Liberte Asserta
Saint Joan
Place de St. Augustin
Rue Rivoli
Davis trial opens on bribery conspiracy charges in Kansas
Topeka May 11 The trial of former Kansas governor Jonathan M. Davis and bank commissioner Carl J. Peterson for conspiring to obtain a pardon by bribe began today before Judge James A. McClure. Jury selection from a pool of 75 potential jurors started.
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Topeka
Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Carl J. Peterson
James A. McClure
Dictionary Now the Best Seller
Chicago May 11 The dictionary has entered the exclusive class of best sellers. Brentano's reported strong demand at the American Book Sellers convention, noting popularity grows with cross word interest and broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Je Loos
Brentano’s
Tien
Boise Visitor S. H. Nash Heads State Land Commission
S. H. Nash of Boise visited town today to participate in activities with the state land commission. He is expected to discuss land policy and potential site issues during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Nash
Atate Land Commission
Boise
Toay
Rev William Gallahne visits Lava Hot Springs pastor
The Rev. William Gallahne pastor of the Catholic church at Lava Hot Springs was a business visitor in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava
William Gallahne
Catholic Church
Lava Hot Springs
Resignation of William E K Sadler from Tribune
William E K Sadler, a reporter for the Tribune for several months, has resigned his position effective Saturday, May 9. The notice states his departure from the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EK. Sadler
the Tribune
Arimo Visitor Tom Smith Meets City Officials
Arimo visitor Tom Smith called on city officials today. Smith acted as a deputy under former Sheriff Geo E Mabey during his stay.
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Arimo
Tom Smith
Smith
Geo. E. Mabey
Salesman Home From North Reports Good Roads
Jack Blake of the Smith Gandy company returned Sunday from a business trip through Rexburg Rigby St Anthony Ashton and other Snake River valley cities. He reports the roads in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blake
Smith Gandy Company
Rexburg
Rigby
St. Anthony
Ashton
Snake River Valley
Commissioners Meet in Bannock County Monthly Session
The Bannock county board of commissioners holds their regular monthly session at the clerk's office in the county building. Commissioners George Gittins of Pocatello Charles H. Bassett of Lago and J. J. Petty Jr. of Oxford attend the meeting.
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Bannock County
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Ina Jenkina
Funeral services for Mrs Ina Jenkina wife of Edward R Jenkina were held Sunday morning at 9 in the McHan Undertaken chapel Bishop E P Horsfall officiating The body was taken to Grace for interment yesterday afternoon
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Mra
Ina Jenkina
Edward R. Jenkina
McHan Undertaken Company
E. P. Horsfall
Grace
Y M C A Secretary Resigns for Spokane Role
Word has reached The Tribune that W. W. Dillon interstate secretary of the Y M C A for Idaho and Oregon resigned to accept the Spokane association secretary post. Dillon is well known in Pocatello and active in northwest YMCA activities. It is not known when he will start his new duties.
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the Tribune
W. W. Dillon
Y. M
Idaho
Oregon
Spokane
Dillon
Pocatello
Northwest
Polo game marks initiation by La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux
Members from Blackfoot Abert, Downey and Malad will stage a polo game on West Center street at 6 p m to kick off initiation events. A banquet follows at the Bannock hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux
West Center Street
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
Downey
Malad
Bannock Hotel
Eagles Baseball Team Forms Ties in Pocatello
The Eagles organization moves rapidly as several of Pocatello’s fastest diamond artists sign up. The team aims to travel with delegates to the Eagle State fair in Boise this June for a convention. A benefit dance for the baseball team will be held this evening at the Eagles hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Pocatello
Eagle State Acrie
Boise
Eagles Hall
Orin Arrest and Local Opera and Marriage Notices
Bert Orin was returned to Pocatello from Cassia county and turned over to county authorities after a no show in court on liquor charges. The Third ward L D S choir plans Gypsy Rob opera at Third ward church on May 13. Marriage licenses issued to Evans Olsen, McNam, Talbot, Erlandson Brice Jenkins Basler Wolcott Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orin
Cassia County
Pocatello
Orin
O. R. Baum
Third Ward
Gypsy Rob
Dean Ema Evans
Robin
Camilla Olsen
Weston
Frank McNam
Dezro Julia Talbot
Teeston
Gust Erlandson
Rose Brice
Idaho Falls
William G. Jenkins
Lydia Basler
Paducah
Kentucky
Earnest EK. Wolcott
Marion Young
San Francisco
U C T Convention Planning Postponed to Tonight
A meeting for the United Commercial Travelers of Idaho Montana and Utah was postponed from Sunday afternoon to tonight to secure broader local attendance. Plans will be finalized this evening with Lava Hot Springs business leaders joining local committees to arrange entertainment at Lava resort for the convention's final day.
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Uv. T. C
United Commercial Travelers of
Idaho
Montama
Utah
Lava Hot Springs
Lava Resort
Jensen McKee Nuptials Planned in Fairmont West Virginia
Miss Betty Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Thor Jensen leaves to marry Hubert McKee a former Pocatello resident in Fairmont West Virginia The couple will reside in Fairmont Mrs W H Dean accompanies Miss Jensen who for four years worked for Metropolitan Life Insurance and served as Palm Leaf Circle No 19 Neighbors of Woodcraft correspondent McKee was employed at a Pocatello motorcycle shop and will join his bride in Fairmont Pal rmont
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Pocatello
Palrmont
Bancroft Man Injured in Montpelier Auto Crash
Bancroft resident O. B. Baxter and wife Mrs Jock Gilligan with Ed Eddy and four Baxter children were hurt when their car crashed three and a half miles from Montpelier. Baxter is in toned Brothers hospital with a broken gallar bone while his wife has a broken wrist. Two other occupants suffered minor cuts and bruises as witnesses described a rough ride along the road.
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Bancroft
O. B. Baxter
Jock Gilligan
Ed Eddy
Montpelier
Baxter
Toned Brothers
New Officers Named for Eastern Idaho Christian Endeavor Union
Final session of a three day convention in Pocatello elected Ola Roberts of Idaho as president Harvey Dice of Pocatello as vice president HK. E. Wiebe Sem as secretary treasurer and Verend A. Service of Roberts as counsellor Mrs J Hook installed the officers Monday night Delegates from Roberts Aberdeen Idaho Falls and local members attended Sunday evening’s ceremony Sunday afternoon’s session featured Opportunities for Service led by Edith Carlson M J Galle Marian Sloan Mrs J Hook and Josephine Partner
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Pocatello
Eastern Idaho Christian Endeavor Union
Ola Roberts
Idaho
Harvey Dice
HK. E. Wiebe Sem
Edith Carlson
M. J. Galle
Aberdevon
Marian Sloan
J. Q. Hook
Josephine Partner
Aberdeen
Great Fleet is Assembled At Lahaina Roads
Aboard the U S S Seattle at Lahaina Roads on May 11 the largest number of American warships ever at one place gathers. Admiral Coontz brings submarines destroyers light cruisers battleships and the Langley airplane carrier into a single anchorage off Maui in a historic fleet show. High command conferences over naval policy begin as the fleet trains and reviews past maneuvers from San Francisco to Oahu.
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U. S. S. Seattle
Maui
Lanai
Coontz
Langley
Navy
High Command
San Francisco
Oahu
Gobe
Guilty pleas entered in cathedral bombing case
Vienna reports from Sofia that all principals in the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing pleaded guilty except Koeff. The court deferred judgment after pleas. Marco Friedmann urged execution if death penalty is levied. Zadgorsky asked for imprisonment to atone by prayer. Other defendants sought leniency.
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Vienna
Sofia
Sveti Kral
Koeff
Marco Friedmann
Zadgorsky
Lopez-Frazier case postponed in federal court
In Minneapolis on May 11 the Lopez-Frazier identification suit against the government is postponed due to witnesses not arriving. An agreement to request a Wednesday trial date was announced by federal district attorney Jayette French. Arthur Lopez-Frazier, an Indian World War II veteran expected to arrive, seeks to prove he is Arthur Frazier listed as killed in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
Minneapolis
Minn
L Lopez-Frazier
Federal District Court
Jayette French
Molyneaux
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Frazier
Washington Homage Honored Mothers at Arlington Ceremony
A Mothers Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery paid tribute to American mothers who sacrificed in national wars. The observance highlighted devotion to service and national remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arlington National
Local Incident Records Mishmash in Bancroft Scene
Fragmentary note describes a confrontation involving an unnamed individual, a hit on a vehicle, and windshield damage. Baxter appears as a referenced business in Bancroft though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Baxter
Bancroft
Pocatello Pistol Club Event Postponed to Wednesday
The Pocatello Pistol Club event scheduled for this evening has been postponed to Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the armory per Chamber of Commerce offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Pensions Hold Evening Meeting
The Knights of a Sena chapter will hold an evening gathering for the Business and Professional Women’s club. Attendance is encouraged for the Tuesday event at 6:30 p.m. at the Hotel Bannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of En Sena
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bannock
Os Pen
Gee
Boy and Girl Swim Classes Organized for Sunday Schools
A Friday meeting in Pocatello brings together pastors bishops and Sunday school leaders to plan a four period swimming program for youths under 16. The YWCA and local churches will supervise boys and girls separately with women supervisors for girls. Letters urged all Sunday schools to participate and invited women from the churches to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focatello
Iuns
D. S&s
Evangelical
Churcheasa
Pocatello
President Frazier Faces Scheduling for High School Addresses
President Frazier leads a slate of nine commencement speeches planned for high schools across southern Idaho and Montana. Conflicts with May dates threaten some engagements, with speakers Van Nuys and Lewis also juggling multiple appearances from May 12 to May 29 in towns including Moore Shelley American Falls Aberdeena St Anthony.
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Tech
Frazier
A. BR. van Nuys
Chas. H. Lewis
Idaho
Montana
Robert
Hi School
Bliss
Balmon
Bancroft
Rupert
Challis
Paris
Butte
Duboise
van Nuys
Firth
Downey
Lewis
Moore
American Falls
Shelley
Aberdeena
St. Anthony
Pocatello Woman Injured In Highway Crash
A Dodge truck driven by Jack Winer of Pocatello turned turtle on the highway near Preston Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Winer suffered painful injuries while Mr. Winer and his wife were the only occupants. They were en route to Salt Lake City and the wrecked car was towed into Pocatello by Hans Albrecht of Gem State Motor. The Winers live on North Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Winer
Preston
The
Tribune
Nutrition classes doing good work in Bannock county
Fifteen nutrition classes organized in Bannock county under Mise Mildred Anthes home demonstration agent for the university extension division. State leader Mise Marion Hepworth based in Boise spent a week in Pocatello praising progress. Classes cover food health relations with sessions in North Pocatello Lava Hot Springs Downey McCammon Cambridge Grant Ward Pocatello and Marsh Center. One active worker is Miss Dicey Henderson of Time.
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Bannock County
Mise Mildred Anthes
University Extension Division
Mise Marion Hepworth
Boise
Pocatello
Tribune
North Pocatello
Lava Hot ‘Springs
Downey, McCammon
Cambridge
Grant Ward
Marsh Center
Dicey Henderson
Rime
Hill to resign as club president at Wednesday meeting
The Paccatello Pistol and Rifle Club meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms tonight is postponed to Wednesday at 7 30 in the armory. RB R Hill, club president, will tender his resignation Wednesday evening and officers will be elected. Strong attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paccatello Pistol and Rifle Club
Chamber of Commerce
RB. R. Hill
New York Project Secures $625000 Toward Five Year Plan
John D. announced a gift of 625000 toward a 2500 6 five year plan conditioned on funds being subscribed before June 80. The pledge aims to advance the program with matched support from contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
John D Ae
Washington Says Talks On French Debt Settlement Continue
Washington officials disclosed informal conversations on the French debt settlement are in progress while denying formal communications to France. No definite proposal exists as talks resume with no agreement on terms or advance toward a refunding plan, with both sides awaiting the other to outline a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Wasiington
France
Department
Cc Us
Great Britain
Boys Injured as Roof Caves In at Alameda Service Station
Four boys aged 4 to 12 narrowly escaped serious injury when a roof under construction at Monroe and Maple streets in Alameda collapsed in a wind. Lynn Babbit suffered a two inch scalp wound. Herbert Babbit escaped. Richard Manion had a scalp wound. Neil Manion sustained a minor leg wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Babbit
Herbert Babbit
Richard Manion
Neil Manion
Monroe
Maple Streets
Alameda
Lynn Hospital
Herbert
Evil Manion
Stock Company to Play in Pocatello
Harry M. Heller oversees arrangements for the Maude Henderson Stock Company engagement in Pocatello at the Auditorium theatre on May 21. The troupe, oldest of its kind, features six members who have played together twenty one years and will bring special scenery and high class plays direct from Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Heller
Maude Henderson
Mothers Day service honors Mother at Pocatello Eagles
The first annual Mothers Day observance by Pocatello Aerie No. 119 Eagles drew a crowded hall. Decorations featured flags, potted plants, and a large Mother sign in white and red carnations. Speakers noted Frank E. Herring as originator of Mothers Day in 1904 and outlined the program including solos, violin and saxophone numbers, a poem, and a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Eagles Hall
W.th Raymond
G. L. Tyler
The
Jocal Aerie
Frank E. Herring
Fraternal Order of le
Eagles Magazine
America
Orchestra Benediction
Wm.g. Comstoc
Bolo
Sary
BR Watso
Gole
Aeas
Voriee Holm
Ruth Address
Harold Timeen
F. E .McKenzie
A. W. Hall
C. D. Moore
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Joan of Arc
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Dictionary
C. E. Society
Pacific Force
Hill
United States
Walla Walla, Wash
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