Pocatello Y association reviews historic output and revival plan
A local Y M C A unit plans to announce a new five year membership drive to merge all association members into the physical education department. The program centers on Sunday school and church league activities with members aligning with their churches for participation. The article recalls prominent past Y boys, wartime service, and the long history of old Y squads in midget basketball and indoor baseball, highlighting notable figures and bronze medals earned during service.
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Pocatello Association
F. E Tydeman
Roy Brookhart
Jack Annand
Pocatello High School
Clarence
Babe’ Hewlett
Marvin O’malley
Myer Hausman
Bill’ Jones
Conway Stratford
George Sligerland
Ross Phillips
Louia ‘Sox
Gallett Virgil Samms
Bam Keefe
Fred Murphy
Vernon Short
Clifford Peake
Vernon Rickard
Spug
Bspug
Rich’ Howard
Johns Hopkins University
Delta Curia Organization
H.S. Hamilton
Chic’ Cole
Wayne Pond
Clarence Sell
Wayne Stratford
United States
War Department
The
Pocatello Tribune
Charles Case
Clifford
Peake
Fred Murphy, Jr
Charles Cole
Fre Leibert
Ed. McGarvey
Gienn Parsons
George Smack
Julia Trist
Oliver van Buskirk
Eldon Archibald
Curtis Bohlseheid
Wm. Brown
Paul Davie
James Ennis
Don Howard
Market days end as Chicago grain exchange tightens rules
The Chicago board of trade adopts strict rules to curb wild price swings. A new emergency power lets directors halt trading on 10 hours notice with eight of twelve directors required to approve. Similar changes sweep Minneapolis and other markets as calls for a grain trade cleanup gain momentum.
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Chicago
Tiedi
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis Exchange
Jardine
Football Rally Precedes Pocatello Victory Over Salt Lake
Friday pep rally in downtown Pocatello drew about 250 students from Pocatello high school as they cheered the team and a long serpentine dance amid street closures. Salt Lake visitors arrived by bus and were met with cheers, while a post office steps cremation ceremony marked the event. A game today at Overland Park against the Salt Lake Panthers is highlighted with Salt Lake holding a light advantage after two prior wins.
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Pocatello High School
Center Street
Arthur
Salt Lake
Red
Blue Warriors
Overland Park
Salt Lake Panthers
Salt Lake Eleven
Pocatello
Westminster
Ogden
Tribune
Children Form Small Ku Klux Klan Bandits Group
In Berlin a children's Ku Klux Klan band wearing a white flag with a black cross was rounded up by police. The group, including a 13 year old girl and seven boys around 12, were charged with looting jewelry shops and department stores over several months. The police noted the name came from a newspaper mention.
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Berlin
Ku Klux Klan
Lire
Races Postponed On Account Wind At Mitchell Field
Mitchell Field Oct. 10 AP A strong wind forced postponement of today's national air races including the Pulitzer speed classic and other contests. Morning damage to aircraft and equipment delayed proceedings. events will be rescheduled for Monday with crews securing planes and facilities for safer competition.
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Mitchell Field
Ley
Bae Oe
Czech funding plan approved after rapid debt talks
Washington reports the Czecho Slovakian debt commission reached a funding agreement reducing the total amortized debt to 115 million dollars and granting a 2.68 million dollar reduction as a lump sum settlement pending congressional approval. A similar deal with Romania remains unsettled amid stalled sails from Cherbourg and state department push for a $20 million settlement.
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Washington
Treasury
Romania
Bucharest
Romanian Debt Commission
Cherbourg
State Department
Red Cross Plans Expanded War Veterans Program
At St Louis the American Red Cross outlines a 3 million dollar peace time plan for world war veterans as part of a national convention October 12 to 15. Nearly 70 000 volunteers are enrolled and leaders including Robert Bondy and Henry Baker will speak alongside Army and Navy officials and university figures.
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St. Louis
American Red Cross
Robert E. Bondy
War Service
Henry M. Baker
Red Cross Disaster Relief
Earl Kilpatrick
Maine
Ernest P. Bicknell
Red Cross
Europe
Arthur W. Dunn
Herbert &. Hadley
Washington University
Civilan Home Service
Lansdowne Family Mourns Mother Dead in Ohio
Telegram from Greenville Ohio reports Mrs Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne mother of Commander Zachary Lansdowne died. The message reached Mrs Zachary Lansdowne who testified yesterday before the naval court inquiry into the wreck of the and wen gia and of his crew.
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Washington
Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Greenville
Ohio
Naval Court
Pension Granted to Shenandoah Disaster Widow
Washington AP reports the first pension award from the Shenandoah disaster has gone to Mrs. Alice B. Lawrence of Washington, widow of Lt John Bullard Lawrence, at 50 dollars per month under the 1925 pension act. Five more claims from the disaster, including widows of two lieutenants and the mother of a chief petty officer, are filed and will receive special consideration following the submarine 8-51 sinking.
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Washington
Shenandoah
Pension Bureau
Alice B. Lawrence
John Bullard Lawrence
Bureau
Zachary Lansdowne
Lewis Hancock
Arthur R. Houghton
Edgar W. Sheppard
Rigger Everett P. Allen
Commissioner of Pensions
Man changes name to marry fiancée and delays wedding
George Patrick Healey, 27, who changed his name to Harry Schwartz to please his fiancée Miss Ida Weinberg, has his name change authorized by a judge only if he pays court costs within a month. Reactions from family and others are hostile as a wedding planned for next March in a synagogue would not proceed.
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New York
Geor Patrick Healey
Enn Shouhak
Harry Schwartz
Ida Weinerg
George Patrick Healey
Healey
Schwartz
Mies Weinberg
Murphy
Margaret Healey
George
France
Mary Cummings
Rebecca Weinberg
Tda
Quebec official rejects U S charge of foreign liquor bias
New York AP reports the Anti-Saloon League claims European and Canadian liquor interests flood the United States with poison gas propaganda to undermine prohibition. Quebec liquor commission president L B Cordeau calls the statement stupid and sacred to the regime, while authorities deny outsized foreign influence.
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New York
Anti-Saloon League of America
United States
Quebec
League
The
Liquor Commission of Quebec
L. B. Cordeau
Quebec Liquor Commission
Sacreeere
Quebec Commission
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ernest M. Cherrington
James A. Cannon
European
America
Canada
Ontario
General Duncan Retires From Active Service
Washington reports Major General George B. Duncan retires today as commandant of the seventh corps area with headquarters at Omaha. Acting Secretary Davis praises his military accomplishments in war and peace. Duncan, a Spain and Philippine insurrection veteran, commanded the first brigade and division, later leading the seventy seventh and eighty second divisions in France. He earned decorations from the United States Great Britain and France for his leadership of combatant troops.
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Washington
George B. Duncan
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Dwight F. Davis
Department
Duncan
Spain
France
Great Britain
Clash With Troops Reported Along Brazilian Border
Brazil unrest spreads to the border with Montevideo reports claim Brazilian rebels clash with troops, as forces move against insurgents near the frontier amid ongoing political turmoil.
Lockie Appeals Case To Supreme Court In Idaho
Jay J. Was admitted to liberty on appeal bond of 5000 in district court after conviction for embezzling 14128 from Idaho Power during 4.5 years as an employee. Judge W A Babcock sentenced him to one to fourteen years in state prison.
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Jay J
Liberty
W. A. Babcock
State Supreme Court
Idaho Power Company
Eeeueyer
Ete
Lackie
Babcock
Minneapolis Tribune breaks weekday newspaper record
The Minneapolis Tribune published a 52 page edition last evening, claiming it is the largest newspaper ever printed on a weekday in Minneapolis in normal business. The issue includes standard news and advertisements.
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Minneapolis
Senators Sire World Series Hurdle as Bluege Out
Washington manager Harris announced that Ossie Bluege the Senators third baseman who was beaned has a slight relapse and will not play in the third game against the Pirates at Griffith Stadium Washington.
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Griffith Stadium
Washington
Ossie Bluege
Washington Senators
Harris
Pirates
Thanks for kindness after our bereavement
We thank friends for their assistance during our loss of our son. Special thanks to Mr. P. C. O'Malley for his kindness. We appreciate those who lent cars and the floral offerings. Your acts of kindness will be remembered. John Bever and wife.
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P. C.o’malley
John Bever
Stoltz to Begin 2 Million Tourist Hotel in Miami Beach
J Perry Stoltz of Augusta announces January 1 start on a new two million dollar tourist hotel in Miami Beach. Real estate activity expands in Augusta and Aiken with three weeks of sales averaging about 1.9 million weekly.
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Augusta
J. Perry Stoltz
Miami Beach
Aiken
S. C
Welcome Home MacMillan Expedition and Zenith Radio
Greetings to Commander MacMillan and Commander McDonald from the Arctic mark a triumphant return. The MacMillan Arctic Expedition is praised as a great feat aided by Zenith Radio known for long distance, reliable communication. Zenith enabled instant contact with America Europe and beyond while sharing discoveries with the civilized world. The piece invites readers to experience Zenith at home, noting higher cost for higher performance.
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MacMillan
McDonald
Arctic
Zeni Radio
Zenith
Zenith Radio
America
Europe
New Zealand
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Ruth Gillette
Los Angeles, Calif
RED Cross Program For War Veterans
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Ida Weinberg
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Firestone
MacKenzie Auto Equipment CO
Ida
Pocatello Auto CO
Lockie
Supreme Court
Denver
Camden
N. J
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American Radiator Company
Brown-Beverle Electrical Manufacturing Firm
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Hong Huy
Sao
Iibersi
Jackson Realty
T. C. Brinkley
Loan CO
Room NO
Somnwenealb Bldg
Hype the Shines
Shout the
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Annie
Citizen'’S Barber Shop
N. Main
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Pocatello Real Estate
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