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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1937

Page

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Registration at Idaho Southern To Open Friday

Idaho Southern prepares for the largest enrollment as guidance days conclude with a freshman mixer. About 500 prospective students attended the two day program directed by Miss Elizabeth B Crandall. Classes begin Monday with group and individual conferences to aid subject choice and career planning.

Idaho Southern Dave Reed Hall Elizabeth B. Crandall A. C. Gough E. O. Leonard Crandall Dr. Baldwin Norma Barnes Lorena Bixby Ray J. Davis Harry C. Gozte Rudolph Goranson Aises Mentaruye Wivign Land Shages Victor EF. Jones Junius Larsen Steven R. Meadows

Taxing units raise levies in Bannock County and Pocatello

Bannock County and Pocatello city along with Pocatello Independent School District No. 1 increased levies for 1937 following city council and county commission meetings. County valuation is $25.5 million, down from $25.7 million last year, with levies up 29 cents per $100 for the county, 12 cents for the city, and 29 cents for the school district.

Bannock County Pocatello Tosco Cas S. MM Endat Ee Bond Gen. Co City of Pocatallo

Masonic Sesquicentennial Observance Date Change

Masonic groups are urged to attend a rescheduled observance at 8 p.m. on Wednesday September 22 with Dr. John Edward Carver of Ogden as the speaker. A flag devotional service and special musical program led by W S Cornell precede Carver's address.

John Edward Carver Ogden W. S. Cornell Carver Lodge of Perfection

Prowler Foiled At North Garfield Home

A prowler tried to enter Mrs. F. B. Middendorf’s home at 28 North Garfield Avenue early Wednesday. He attempted to enter through a window and officers have been given a 200d description.

F. B. Middendorf North Garfield Avenue

Would-Be Death by Own Action Spurs Weiser Rescue

A man using the name Jor Dums staggered into the Weiser hotel lobby with self inflicted knife wounds after intending to kill himself near the city limits. He rested several hours, then chose life and was treated by the county physician who said he would recover.

Weiser Jor Dums

Montgomery Says He's No Playboy

Hollywood gossip column reports actor Robert Montgomery denies being a playboy. He says his image is a pose created to avoid penalties, and he prefers homelife after filming sessions. He emphasizes his natural domestic inclinations despite a wild studio persona.

Montgomery Playboy Hollywood Robert Montgomery

Judges View Many Exhibits At Fair Rodeo Opens Tonight

Judges view livestock and agricultural exhibits at the Tannock county fair with extended judging. A grand rodeo parade starts at noon from North Main street followed by opening of the carnival and afternoon rodeo. Gates City and Pocatello high school bands perform as exhibits and carnival activities continue through the evening.

Pocatello Fair Grounds Pocatelo High Schoo and Gate City Ecarmia North Main Street Pocatello High School

Manville in Divorce Court at Denver

Marcelle Edwards Manville, en route to Reno, discussed a financial settlement with attorney Carl Helm amid divorce talks with Tommy Manville. She declined to reveal the settlement amount, saying negotiations were calm and "very nice" despite recent tensions.

Denver Colo Marcelle Edwards Manville Reno Ney Tommy Manville

Baseball Scores From Today's Doubleheader Card

Pittsburgh hosts New York as batters and pitchers combine for 9 to 6 final. Brooklyn takes a split with Cincinnati in a 8 to 5 game. Boston edges Chicago 9 to 6 while Philadelphia climbs past St Louis 8 to 6. Washington beats Detroit 3 to 1. St Louis shakes off Philadelphia 4 to 7. New York defeats Cleveland 8 to 3 in a late clash. Only games scheduled.

New York Hudlin Brown Wyatt Pytlak Gomez Dickey

Solons Seek Opinion on Justice Black Impeachment

Representative Edward L ONeill said Pat OConnor canvassed congressmen on attitudes toward possible impeachment proceedings against Justice Black. In New Jersey ONeill noted the House Rules Committee chair asked for reactions amid reports Black belonged to the Ku Klux Klan. In Boston Patrick Henry Kelly challenged Black’s Supreme Court appointment. In Omaha Senator Edward R Burke cited information and documents on the matter.

Edward L O'Neill N. J Pat O'Connor N. Y Supreme Court Justice Black Ins Newark Oneill House Rules Committee Ku Klux Klan Boston Patrick Henry Kelly Kelly Congress Supreme Cour Omaha Sena Edward R. Burke Nebraska

Miss Idaho Baker Joins University Of Idaho Staff

Martha Jane Baker age 22 daughter of former District Judge Hugh A Baker of Rupert gets a $100 monthly post as secretary to Dr Evelyn Milk dean of women at the University of Idaho Moscow. She was selected in an Idaho junior chamber of commerce contest to represent Idaho in a San Francisco World Fair beauty pageant.

Boise Idaho Martha Jane Baker Hugh A. Baker Rupert Evelyn Milk University of Idaho At Moscow

Gary Cooper and wife welcome their first daughter

Hollywood star Gary Cooper became a father as his wife Veronica Balfe Cooper gave birth to a daughter weighing about seven pounds yesterday. Mrs. Cooper once acted as Sandra Shaw before her 1935 marriage, and she is identified as 724. Coop­er is 36.

Hollywood Gary Cooper Cooper Veronica Balfe Park Avenue

Notable visitors from Salt Lake City visit area

Dr. A. C. Behle and Mrs. Behile, well known Salt Lake City residents, are visiting here today. Dr. Behle was a boy in Blackfoot and is brother to Mrs. F. S. Dietrich of Boise. The Dietrich building, recently remodeled, is owned by the Dietrich estate and Dr. Behle.

A. C. Behle Salt Lake City Behile Dr Behile Blackfoot FS. Dietrich Boise Dietrich Dr. Behle

Weather update forecasts little temperature change

The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with only a small change in temperatures. No significant precipitation or wind shifts are expected. Local residents should plan accordingly for mild, stable conditions.

Bosworths Visit Pocatello Reunion Mentioned

Dr J Bosworth of Summer Wash formerly with Union Pacific engineering here and Mrs Bosworth are visiting in Pocatello today. Mr Bosworth is in market gardening at Summer and says 30 years ago Friday he and Mrs Bosworth were married in Pocatello. They lived on South Arthur Avenue.

J. Bosworth Wash Union Pacific

Japanese Report Chinese Retreat in North China

Japanese dispatches from Peiping say Chinese center shattered and Wan Fulin's Manchurian divisions in full retreat. front 30 miles south reports a 100 mile line split with left wing driven west as Japanese forces press the greatest offensive since the Russo-Japanese War. Capturing Wan’s headquarters at Kuanhsien threatens to fold Chinese forces between Peiping and Tientsin.

Kuanhsien Wuneting River Peiping Tientsin

League weighs China appeal at Geneva council

The League of Nations moved to reconvene its Oriental advisory committee to hear China's appeal against Japanese aggression and invited the United States to participate. Premier Juan Negrin urged action to protect Spain’s rights amid Italian naval interference, while France’s Yvon Delbos noted progress and planned talks on Mediterranean raiding.

Geneva League of Nations Council Oriental Advisory Committee China United States Spain Juan Negrin Italy Mediterranean Negrin Hi Recime Yvon Delbos Nyon New Zealand

Rotary official reports aims and bans in Europe

Richard H. Wells of Rotary International spoke at the Pocatello Rotary Club meeting at the Bannock hotel. He described Paris talks on international aims and objects and noted European attitudes toward Rotary, including a claim that governments must recognize the organization for success. He cited Germany’s ban and Hitler's claim that Rotary is Mason-led and pro Jewish. Guests included Ben W. Davis Ed Roberts K Martel Fogg George Hislop J G Stratford G A Anderson Tom Watson and C J Bosworth.

Richard H. Wells Rotary International Pocatello Rotary Club Bannock Hotel Paris France Wells Rotary Mr. Wells Germany Hitler Ben W. Davis Ed Roberts K. Martel Fogg George Hislop J. G. Stratford G. A. Anderson Salt Lake City Tom Watson C. J. Bosworth Sumner Wash

Neighbors urged to attend Mrs Emma Louise Nelson funeral

The obituary notes neighbors are urged to attend the funeral services for Mrs Emma Louise Nelson at 3 p m on Friday.

Woodcraft Emma Louise Nelson

Gambler Battisti Shrugs Off Losing Streak in Biarritz

Uruguayan mathematician Amleto Battisti fled a run of bad luck at the sky's the limit baccarat at Biarritz moving to Paris with his assistants. He says his capital remains strong despite losses estimated at 70 000 dollars and continues play at the Casino under Antomin Abecassin while a new female player rises at the tables.

Biarritz France Amleto Battisti Paris Ju Is ii Battisti Antomin Abecassin

Britain Italy Standstill on Sea Patrol in 1607

Britain and France mobilize a large Mediterranean anti piracy patrol with destroyers mine layers and auxiliary ships while Italy demands patrol parity. The effort aims to curb pirate submarine threats as European tensions rise and Rome resists further collaboration.

Britain Italy London Great Britain France Praly Tiatian Duce England Rome Freeland Hope Prance

Temperature ties all time record at U S Weather Bureau

The U S Weather Bureau reported the temperature reached 80 degrees on Wednesday tying the all time fall record and rose to 87 by 2 30 p m today with an expected 89 later in the afternoon. Humidity remained high and winds were light as the region entered a spell of above normal readings. Forecasters anticipate the first killing frost after the first storm breaks the calm in south Idaho.

Mercury U. S Idaho Weather Bureau

Proclamation for Constitution Sesquicentennial Observance

The proclamation designates Friday September 17 1937 as a historic landmark marking 150 years since the signing of the U S Constitution. It urges nationwide commemoration through programs study and media observance through April 1939 with citizens of Pocatello urged to participate. Robert M Terrell signs as director general.

United Sates of America Congress Pocatello Robert M. Terrell Maycyz

Plague Sweeps Foreign Sector In Shanghai Battle

Shanghai reports a cholera outbreak surpassing 740 cases in the international settlement and French concession with thousands more in Chinese areas amid war refugees. Chinese counterattacks push Japanese from frontline positions as heavy rains hamper moves toward a major battle.

Icken Shanghai Homeess Civiians

Mrs Susie Trego Dies in Blackfoot Breackpoot

Mrs Susie Beice Trego wife of Birdtreee publisher of the Daily Mulletin died this afternoon at Blackfoot after a long illness. A Kingston N Y native she lived in the south and west, met her husband in San Francisco, and married in 1905. She edited pages for the Federation of Women’s Clubs and helped found the club magazine. Leavehurst home was designed by her and built in 1909. She retired from lab work in 1913 to study Idaho history and served as book reviewer for the Bulletin until illness.

Breackpoot Susie Beice Treee Birdtreee Daily Mulletin Failire Idaho The Bulletin

Yom Kippur Observed Worldwide by Jewish Faithful

Parateilo Jews joined other Jews worldwide on Wednesday to observe Yom Kippur the day of atonement the most sacred in the Jewish calendar. The festival centers on self regeneration and atonement with God with roots in ancient times and Bible era temple rites later shifted to penitence prayer and righteous action after 70 AD.

Jerusalem

Auto Crash Near McCammon Injures Four

Deputy reports 5:30 p m Tuesday collision four miles south of McCammon on the highway. Vehicles driven by Peter Utterback 21 Salt Lake City and David Taylor Ammo B A Landbury 31 Salt Lake City involved. One passenger suffered bruises. Damages to cars estimated at 250 dollars.

Join Larsen McCammon Peter Utterback Salt Lake City David Taylor Ammo B. A

City to Seek Grant for City Hall Renovation and Pole Line Road Traffic Status

The city council approved a resolution authorizing Mayor Terrell to file with the Public Works Administration for a grant to aid remodeling and construction on the new city hall. Plans include exterior renovations. They also passed a pre resolution to maintain Pole Line road within city limits if the highway department designates the section between the Green Triangle and the Gould street viaduct as a state highway.

R. M. Terrell Public Works Administration Srant City Hall Pole Line State Highway Department Green Triangele New Gould Street

Fate of Tammany rests with New York voters in frantic election

In New York on September 16 voters face a brutal mayoral primary pitting La Guardia against Copeland with Mahoney as the third Democratic option and Norman Thomas seeking the Socialist nomination. Violent clashes marked district contests as Tammany moves focus to Manhattan while a write in bid surfaces in La Guardia’s name.

Tammany N.Y New York Lower East Side Benjamin Br Particcipi United States Royal S. Copeland Copeland Democratcs Jeremiary T. Mahoney UME Aau RUF Manhattan Norman Thomas la Guardia Smith Alfred

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