Pharmaceutical Convention Opens in Pocatello on Wednesday
The nineteenth annual Idaho Pharmaceutical Association convention begins in Pocatello on Wednesday morning with pharmacists from Montana, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho attending. Notable speakers include Dr. Paul W. Ivey of Chicago who will present a course on salesmanship and selling to develop sales staff and solve problems.
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Idaho Pharmaceutical Associat
Pocatello
St. Maries
T. M. Starrh
Boise
O. K. Nickerson
Glenn S. Maddux
Gooding
Paul W. Ivey
Chicago
Ivey
Northwestern University
Annual meeting schedule and social events notice
Address Dean E. O Leonard presents committee reports and nominations. Next annual meeting time and place set. Entertainment from October 7 to 8 includes luncheons, teas, theatre, smoker, shopping and sightseeing tours, banquet, concert by a 60 piece orchestra and dancing at the Technical Institute dining hall.
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Dean E. O. Leonard
Paul W. Ivey
Bannock Hotel
Memce
Technical Institute
Noted birthdays mark careers of diplomats and sports figures
John Van Antwerp MacMurray born Schenectady 44 years ago is US ambassador to China. Charles C. Little born Brookline 37 years ago is new Michigan University president. David M. Edwards born ramham Iowa 54 years ago is Earlham College president. Peter Vendt born Kent County New Brunswick 62 years ago is late premier. Helen Wills born Berkeley 20 years ago is US women’s tennis champion. Jack Dunn born Cochratown 51 years ago is manager of Baltimore club that won seventh consecutive pennant.
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John van Antwerp MacMurray
United States
China
Schenectady
N. Y
Charles C. Little
University of Michigan
Brookline
Mass
David M. Edwards
Earlham College
Rnham
Iowa
Peter Vendt
New Brunswick
Kent County
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Calif
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Baseball Club
International League
Cochratown
Man Held to Answer on Theft Charge in Sermon Book
Edward Keely was held to answer in justice court on a charge of stealing a book of sermons. Bail was set at $2,000. District attorney officials said this was not Keely's first offense.
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Los Angeles
Edward Keely
Justice Court
District Attorney ’S Office
Keely
Pheasant Hunting Trip Heads to Twin Falls
Hershey Waters and Don Carroth left for Twin Falls last night to hunt pheasants. Mr Carrothers denies any plan to stage goose hunts this season.
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Hershey Waters
Don Carrothers
Twin Falls
Mr. Carrothers
Convention Speaker W. H. Farley to Speak in Pocatello
W H Farley an expert on salesman ship arrives in Pocatello Wednesday to address the chamber of commerce forum and an open meeting at chamber hall both under local auspices. Born in Kentucky and based in Dayton Ohio he spoke widely on retail success using practical why and how lessons illustrated with charts and pads of paper.
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H. Farley
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Farley
Chamber Uncheon
Chamber Hall
W. H Bohlscheid
W. H. Farley
Dayton
Ohio
Kentucky
Mr. Farley
Chambers of Commerce
Merchants’ Associations
Rotary Clubs
United States
Canada
Worldwide Events Marking Anniversaries Across North America
Ten years after the Wilson and Mrs. Galt engagement was announced in Washington, the Miramichi fire began a century ago in Canada with 500 lives lost. World tennis star Helen Wills turns 20. Anglican church congress in Eastbourne discusses world problems and Christianity. National Restaurant Association opens a pie contest at Detroit convention. Lutheran Brotherhood of America holds its fifth biennial in Minneapolis. Coolidge to review a World War veterans parade at the American Legion convention in Omaha. Daughters of the King in New Orleans mark their fourth anniversary with a cathedral event.
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Wilson
Norman Galt
Washington
Miramichi
Canada
Helen Wills
United States
Anglican Church Congress
Eastbourne
England
Nationalstaurant Association
Detroit
Minneapolis
Lutheran Brotherhood of America
Coolidge
American Legion
Omaha
Daughters of the King
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Town Talk Returns Home From West Coast Trip
Mr. and Mrs. R. Turner returned home yesterday after a several week stay in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr. Turner is with the Turner Agency insurance department.
Marriage Licenses and Arrest Transported to American Falls
A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk's office to Barry Mittelstedt of Rupert and Olena Opal Jones of American Falls. A license was issued this morning to J P Sorensen and Louisa Batten, both of Salt Lake City. Jerry Woodside, Rolly Buster and Robert White, arrested here Thursday evening and wanted by Power company authorities on robbery charges, were taken to American Falls this morning by Deputy Sheriff Oliver.
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Barry Mittelstedt
Rupert
Olena Opal Jones
American Falls
J. P. Sorensen
Louisa Batten
Salt Lake City
Jerry Woodside
Rolly Buster
Robert White
Power Company
Oliver
Public Health Commissioner Visits Lava Hot Springs
David Burrell the state commissioner for public health visited Lava Hot Springs yesterday to inspect ongoing beautification work. He plans to purchase several thousand trees to be planted next spring.
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David Burrell
Lava Hot Springs
Burrell
Budget inspection trip by Idaho Short Line officials
General Manager H. V. Platt, General Superintendent R. A. Pierce and Idaho division engineering officials are conducting the annual budget inspection trip on the Idaho division. A week earlier the Utah division inspection was completed.
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H. V. Platt
R. A. Pierce
Engineering Department
Idaho Division
Short Line
Idaho
Utah
Couple Arrested on Adultery Charge After Sheriff’s Sit-In
Emery Brumwel and Mrs. Lillie Robinson were arrested Monday night by sheriff’s deputies. A complaint will charge them with adultery. Mrs. Robinson is an invalid and mother of four. she was allowed to stay at home while Brumweil was jailed in the county jail.
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Emery Brumwel
Lillie Robinson
Sheriff's Force
Bond Forfeited In Crossing Signal Case
H A Surtis was arrested for ignoring the watchman signal at the Goa street crossing and failed to appear in police court this morning, with a $10 bond forfeited. Bul Bishop, an Indian, pled not guilty to intoxication and the case was set for Wednesday morning.
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H. A. Surtis
Goa
Hieve
Bul Wishop
Two Cars Stolen Reported From City Streets
J. F. Baker of 323 West Clark reported his Ford coupe stolen from in front of his home at 9:15 Monday evening. License 1-186. E. H. Willey of Sterling reported his Ford touring car stolen from West Lewis between Main and Arthur at 8:56 last evening. License 53-504.
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J. F. Baker
West Clark
E. H. Willey
Sterling
West Lewis
Main
Arthur
Corporal Pete Hall Expected Home From Boise Veterans Hospital
Letter from F C Hummel of Boise reports Corporal Pete Hall of headquarters company First Battalion 200th Infantry based in Pocatello is improving and expected to be discharged in about a month. He was injured on a train last June en route to summer training camp, developed an infection, and was seriously ill for some time.
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F. C. Hummel
Boise
Pete Hall
200Th Infantry
Pocatello
Hall
Pocatello Fans Anticipate World Series Opener
Street chatter centers on the world series as Pocatello fans await Wednesdays noon Mountain time opening game. Colonel John Taylor will officiate as megaphone man at The Tribune, which has a direct AP wire from Forbesfield for fast play by play updates.
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Pocatello
John Taylor
The
Tribune
Associated Press
Forbesfield
Alton District Passenger Agent Highlights Summer Travel
Lou A. Fyke district passenger agent of the Chicago and Alton Railroad with Denver headquarters toured Pocatello today. He reports exceptionally heavy business on his line this summer and robust tourist travel from both east and west. He notes The Alton Limited between Chicago and St. Louis features include Japanese maid service a Japanese tea room train telephone observation car and a library.
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Lou A. Fyke
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Denver
Pocatello
Local residents visit, medical consults and travels noted
Mrs Arnold Boehme of Geneva Idaho enters hospital for operation. Ohn Bischoff of Pauline Idaho consults local eyes. Jr and Mrs A McLoud of Chico Calif visit niece at 337 South Twelfth avenue. Mrs McCloud receives severe treatment. Son of Mrs William Johnson south of town consults physicians. Mrs John McCabe of Greuas Ferry consults physicians. Son of H D Spiller undergoes minor operation at Lynn Brothers hospital. Mrs Ruth Pagan of Salt Lake City consults physicians. she is wife of Captain Pagan Salvation Army formerly of Pocatello. Daughter of Mrs Lowney Cooper fractures collar bone and receives treatment. Mrs Jay Parley White and Miss Emma Egbert arrive to visit Misses Laura and Anna Cherry. Edith Williams of Short Line bureau spends weekend in Salt Lake City. John McEvers of Short Line attends legal business in Weiser. Mrs Mary Holliday to Los Angeles to settle affairs. formerly at People’s Store.
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Arnold Boehme
Geneva
Idaho
Yestern
Ohn Bischoff
Pauline
A. McLoud
Chico
Calif
South Twelfth Avenue
McCloud
William Johnson
John McCabe
Greuas Ferry
H. D. Spiller
North Buchanan
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Ruth Pagan
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Pagan
Captain Pagan
Salvation Army
Lowney Cooper
East Clark
Mrs. Holliday
The
People's Store
Tommie Thomas Primed for Pocatello Salt Lake Game
Glenn Thomas, famed Red and Blue halfback from Pocatello, is slated to start against Salt Lake on October 10. Known as one of the quickest backs, he bursts through the line with speed and promises to be a top high school backfield man this season.
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Tommie
Thomas
Pocatello
Pledges Named at University of Idaho Delta Upsilon
Paul Pearson and James Nixon of Pocatello have pledged Delta Upsilon, the national social fraternity, at the University of Idaho.
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Paul Pearson
James Nixon
Pocatello
Delta Upsilon
University of Idaho
Coast Patrol Boat Crippled off New Jersey Coast
The 75 foot coast guard patrol boat CG-101 sprung a leak 37 miles off Abseco New Jersey with eight on board. A wrong radio location sent eight SOS calls that lured seven ships to the scene without finding her. CG-101 limped to Atlantic City on one engine with a flooded compartment.
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New York
Coast Guard
C. G.-101
Abseco
N. J
Atlantic City
Sailors Stranded on Hippo Island Rescued After Ten Days
Vancouver reports three crew members from the fishing vessel Tilly 8 were rescued after ten days on Hippo Island off British Columbia's northern coast. They survived on berries, rowed to the island when their ship exploded, and were found when searchers saw a large fire left burning. The Tilly 8’s small boat had been missing for a month.
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Vancouver
B. C
Prince Rupert
Conventions Opening Today Across Cities
Conventions start today in Grand Rapids Michigan for the Association of Police and Fire Surgeons of the United States and in Kansas City Missouri for the National Association of Insurance Agents. Other meetings include Ohio Toledo and Tiffin Ohio for the Knights Templar, Macon Georgia for the Georgia W C T U, Indiana for the Kansas W C T and Washington for the W CC Campaign Illinois.
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Grand Rapida, Mich
Association of Police and Fire Surgeons of United States
Kansas City
National Association of Insurance Agents
Tiffin, O
Ohio
Grand Commandery Knights Templar
Macon, Ga
Georgia
W. C. T. U. Indo
Kas
Kansas
Cnampalan
Ill
Ilinois W. CC
Maud Brings Arctic Data and Photos Back to Seattle
Captain Amundsen's exploration schooner Maud returned to port after a long Arctic stay bringing valuable scientific data and numerous photographs. The crew endured pressure lifting the ship and heavy ice to reach safety while aboard radio programs from international stations helped pass the long winters.
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Seattle
Éash
Arctie
Ld Amundsen
Maud
Americas
Syverson
Pole
Kan Waters
Martial law declared in Greece to curb political influence
Athens dispatch reports Greece places the country under martial law with Premier Pa as saying the measure aims to establish censorship to stop political leaders from using newspapers to disturb public opinion.
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London
Athens
Diipatch
Telegraph
Pai
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