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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1937

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Soviet To Take Piracy Measures In Mediterranean

Soviet foreign commissar Maxim Litvinov warned that Russia will act alone if needed to stop pirate submarines, accusing Italy of piracy. At Nyon conference Britain and France pushed a rapid plan for automatic destruction of pirate submarines, with nine powers likely to approve soon.

Shanghai Italy Geneva Russia Maxim Litvinoff Soviet Union Litvinoff Anthony Eden Germany Yvon Delbos Nyon Here Boyeott Delbos Mediterranean Albania Britain France Soviet London

Registration of Schools Up 109

Enrollment in the Pocatello Independent School District rises by 109 to 5065 students current, up 4 percent from last year’s 4884. Senior high 1163 Irving 653 Franklin 609 Bonneville 227 Emerson 353 Jefferson 300 Lincoln 339 Roosevelt 516 Tyhee 183 Washington 453 Whittier 269.

Pocatello Independent School District Senior High Irving Franklin Bonneville Emerson Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt Tyhee Washington Whittier

Government Pays For Fire Fighting By Reginald Cleare

Reginald Cleare a Pocatello merchant received an $8 government check for a two hour fire fight near Boulder Lake with his son Bob using improvised gear. He reported the blaze to forest officials after returning home.

Reginald Cleare Pocatello U. S Cleare Bob Boulder Lake Father God Son

Powerful Chinese Communist Armies to Fight Japanese

Gen Mao Tse-tung’s forces prepare to enter Shensi and Shansi to block Japanese advances in northwest China. Reports from foreign missionaries describe movements of ammunition and artillery westward to reinforce Shensi troops. A 100,000 strong Communist force, allied with Shansi provincial and Central government troops, faces Japanese penetration from Peiping.

Swatow U.S Asheville Hankow Canton Mao Tse-tung Shansi J. D. White Peiping Shensi China Gengyang Yellow River Nanking Yen Hsi-Shan Shansi Province Peiping Chahar Province Tatung Japa

Insurgents Claim Gijon Breakthrough in 15 Hour Battle

Insurgents report breaking government resistance in the Europa mountains around Gijon after a 15 hour fight. Five government airplanes shot down. They claim a Russian general Tercez was sent to organize Gijon defense from Valencia. Insurgents dominate Covadonga and fire on the Asturian stronghold as Franco’s offensive continues.

Hendaye Europa Gijon Tercez Valencia Covadonga Pelayo Spain Francisco Franco

Mine Industry Defended Over Tax Depletion Claim

Leo J. Hoban of Hecla Mining defends mining depletion as a real aspect of income tax, opposing Treasury criticism that depletion is a loophole. The convention addressed mine taxation wage and hour laws and reform of revenue laws. Ellsworth C. Alvord outlined federal finance and taxation as sessions continued.

Salt Lake City Leo J. Hoban Hecla Mining Company Wallace Idaho Treasury Secretary of Treasury Hoban Ellsworth C. Alvord American Mining Congress Washington, D. C

Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues

Scores from New York Philadelphia and Detroit show wins for New York Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland. Key pitchers include Grove DeSautels Andrews Glenn Ferrell Ferrell and Poffenberger with several battery pairs listed.

New York R. H. E. Boston Grove and DeSautels Andrews, Murphy and Glenn Detroit R. H. E. Cleveland Feller Heving Sullivan Poffenberger Boston Schumacher Danning MacFayden Lopez

Priesthood Outing Planned for Camp Tenday Saturday

The Aaronic Priesthood and their fathers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints schedule a Camp Tenday outing Saturday. Activities include baseball and athletic events in the afternoon and a campfire program in the evening detailing priesthood organizations.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Justice Department Probing Nazi Activities in U S

Washington dispatch says the Justice Department is already investigating Nazi activities in the United States. Hoover reports Attorney General Cummings ordered the probe six weeks ago and a full report will take weeks as officials probe Amerikadeutscher Bund and Deutscher Volksbund. Senators Burke Borah call for a congressional inquiry amid denials from the organizations.

Washington Justice Department United States J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Portland Ore Cummings Hoover

Retail Bureau Forms Hour Conference For Stores

At noon today a committee of Stanley Cleave Harry Wilson Ernest Lehman M F Christensen and Arthur Petersen was named to confer with a Retail union panel on working hours. The bureau approves a 9 am to 6 pm weekday schedule and 9 am to 7 pm Saturday, effective October 1 if food stores agree to 8 am to 6 pm weekdays and 8 am to 7 pm Saturdays.

Retail Bureau Stanley Cleave Harry Wilson Ernest Lehman M. F. Christensen Arthur Petersen Retail Union

Idaho Supreme Court Ends Term With Rulings

The Idaho state supreme court closed its eastern division fall term after setting a new rate for the Douglas Van Vinck murder trial and declining to assume jurisdiction in a suit challenging the 1937 advertising tax on produce. Cases decided included Sherill Dillard versus H A Jones and the industrial accident fund and Opal May Corey versus the Beck Hospital.

Idaho State Supreme Court Douglas van Vinck Sherill Dillard H. A. Jones The Industrial Accident Fund Opal May Corey Lloyd Corey Beck Hospital Blackfoot Corey Bingham District Court Gust Paris Pocatello Boise William M. Morgan Alfred Budge Raymond L. Givens James L. Airshie Edwin M. Holden Clay Koelsch

Pocatello Sees Warm Fall Day With Southwest Breeze

A typical overcast fall day in Pocatello brought temperatures from 48 to 82 at 2 p.m. A light southwest wind persisted as southern Idaho forecast remains fair with normal temperatures.

Pocatello Idaho

Springfield Dog Trials Set Sunday With Saturday Draw

The Southeastern Idaho Field Trial Association holds the first of a three race bird dog series Sunday at Springfield Meadows starting 7 a m with dogs judged on ground work bird work and training. Owners meet Saturday at the Labor Temple to draw for Sunday positions. Second and third trials are October 19 and 26.

Springfield Southeastern Idaho Field Trial Association Springfield Meadows Labor Temple A. L. Davidson Association

Crop harvest outlook lowers corn and wheat totals

U S Department of Agriculture reports Sept 1 conditions reduce expected year corn to about 2.549 billion bushels and total wheat to 885.95 million. Winter wheat 688.145 million, spring wheat 197.805 million, oats 1.136 billion. State figures show Montana Idaho Washington Oregon producing key crops.

Washington Agriculture Department Montana Idaho Oregon

Officials Meet With Forester District Supervisor on Job Service Use

City and county officers met Thursday evening with G. A. Foster district supervisor for the re employment service at the re employment offices at 340 North Main. The purpose was to secure cooperation of all officials tasting jobs with the service which keeps a file of all applicants for work and shows their qualifications for various kinds of jobs. It is desirable that those seeking work and those who desire workers make broader use of the service.

G. A. Foster North Main

Dog Bite Report Involving A. L. Waite On North Thirteenth

A. L. Waite of 729 North Lincoln reports being bitten by a dog in the 500 block of North Thirteenth this morning. The case was turned over to S. M. Cook, poundmaster, for investigation.

A. L. Waite North Lincoln North Thirteenth S. M. Cook Poundmaster

Mrs Clara Bailey Leaves County Agricultural Agent Office

Mrs Clara Bailey, secretary in the office of the county agricultural agent, is leaving today for Moscow to take a position in the Soil Conservation Service offices.

Clara Bailey Moscow The Soil Conservation Service

Probe Death Involving CCC Enrollee Lauren Swain

A Civilian Conservation Corps investigating board in Lewiston Idaho on September 19 interviewed North Fork river camp enrollees about the death of Lauren Swain a 22 year old enrollee from Sugar City Arkansas. Swain died Wednesday night from injuries after plunging over a cliff according to limited reports.

Lewiston Idaho Civilian Conservation Corps Investigating Board Today North Fork River Lauren Swain Sugar City Ark Swan

King warns taxes will rise if spending continues

Senator William H. King of Utah blasted federal spending, mine taxation, and securities act features at the American Mining congress banquet in Salt Lake City. He said appropriations are up 8000 to 1200 percent and taxes on minerals are six times those on agriculture, urging fair treatment for mining and criticizing act provisions as ill suited for the industry.

Springfield Atwater Kmport Harry Taylor Nelson's Inn Springfield Lake Tilden Bridge Aberdeen Roads Salt Lake City William H. King Utah King Supreme Court American Mining Congress Metal Mining Convention

Budge and von Cramm Reach U.S. Championship Final

Forest Hills reports Baron Gottfried von Cramm upset Bobby Riggs 0-6 6-8 6-3 6-3 6-2 to earn a final round rematch with Don Budge. Budge then won his semifinal over Frankie Parker 6-2 6-1 6-3 to reach the title match. In the women's bracket Jadwiga Jedrzejowska defeated Helen Jacobs 6-4 6-4 to reach the final.

Forest Hills N. Y Baron Gottfried von Cramm California Don Budge Bobby Riggs Los Angeles Pi—J. Donald Budge Oakland Frankie Parker Milwaukee Helen Jacobs West Side Jadwiga Jedrzejowska

Idaho Weather Forecast Says Mild Tonight and Saturday

The Idaho forecast predicts fair conditions with temperatures near or slightly above normal tonight and for Saturday. No precipitation is expected and skies should stay clear.

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