Idaho Growers Protest New Potato Grade Change
Idaho Vegetable Producers Inc protests the new U. S. extra No. 1 potato grade promulagated September 15 for futures trading. They warn Idaho growers will lose thousands daily as buyers demand the higher grade. the group appeals to Senators Borah and Pope and to state and federal officials to revert to the former grade and abolish the extra No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho Vegetable Producers, Inc
U. S
Wallace
Carl L. DeLong
Growers’ Organization
DeLong
Idaho
Borah
Pope
F. Lee Johnson
C. W. Kitchen
Federal Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Board of Trade
Chicago
North China tension rises after Fengtai surrenders
Japanese troops surround Fengtai as Chinese garrison surrenders the North China rail center. The Hankow killing of Japanese consular policeman Yoshioka fuels anti Japanese sentiment and prompts Nanking orders for a thorough search. Observers fear damage to budding Sino Japanese goodwill amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Fengtai
North China
Niwajiro Yoshioka
Hankow
Nanking
Kuomintang
Yoshioka
Portland Defeats Pacific Gridders in Season Opener
Portland Pilots opened their season with a 14 to 0 victory over Pacific University in Portland Oregon. Elwyn Dunstan blocked a punt and returned 20 yards for the first score, followed by a 1 yard end run by Johnny Sullivan to cap Portland's early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Gene Murphy
University of Portland Pilots
Pacific University
Elwyn Dunstan
Pacific
Pilots
Johnny Sullivan
Leaders To Meet Paris In European Peace Talks
Premier Leon Blum and Britain's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden plan a Paris meeting to discuss all European peace problems. The talks, described as set for tomorrow, aim to align positions on postwar settlement and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leon Blum
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Idaho Weather Sees Warm Stretch With Clouds North Monday
The forecast calls for a warm spell across Idaho with a pairing of sunny Sunday and Monday in most areas while the northern part remains cloudy on Monday. Temperatures stay above average as winds stay light.
Tyhee Home Burns Early Saturday
The home of A. Dunn at Tyhee burned completely around 1 a m on a Saturday, discovered by his son Melvin. Dunn and three brothers Allan Kenneth and Wendell lived there. only a few personal effects were saved. Pocatello fire department could not reach in time. faulty wiring blamed. A week earlier Kenneth Pullmer’s home nearby also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dunn
Tyhee
Melvin
Dunn
Allan
Kenneth
Wendell
Pocatello
Kenneth Pullmer
Dunn Place
Jenkins Ready for Speed Run
At Bonneville Salt Flats Utah Ab Jenkins prepared for a new land speed endurance attempt Monday seeking to reclaim the 24 hour mark after a car breakdown stopped him two weeks earlier Jenkins had set 12 hour records and faced fresh competition from England's John Cobb whose Napier Railton surpassed the prior 24 hour record set by Capt George Eyston of London Jenkins aims to match or exceed about 150 mph though the record holder shift changed the path to the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville Gast Flats
Utah
Ab Jenkins
George Eyston
London
Jenkins
England
Jolly John Cobb
Napier
Eyston
Roosevelt Calls Power Conference
President Roosevelt called a conference for September 30 to explore pooling public and private power in the southeast and beyond. The aim is to serve the public at the lowest cost without harming existing investments, with invitees from federal power officials private utilities and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southeast
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Bonneville Dam
Mayor Is Ousted For His Stand
Pensacola Florida was left mayorless after a hurried council session last night ousted Mayor H Clay Armstrong. The move followed his announced plan to back Republican national candidates, triggering Democratic opposition in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
H. Clay Armstrong
Pocatello Tribune Names Students Earning Swimming Certificates
The Pocatello Tribune lists boys and girls who earned swimming certificates. Recipients are asked to call the Y within the coming week to collect certificates. Names include Norma Louise Adams, Paul Addamson, Mildred Allred, Lauren Ames, Genevieve Benson, Margaret Briggs, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Norma Louise Adams
Paul Adamson
Mildred V. Allred
Lauren Ames
Genevieve Benson
Margaret Briggs
Jean Brown
Ruth Brown
Juliette Busco
Lillian Chilton
Lois Marjorie Clark
Joy Damron
Victor Davis
Odell Leon Dye
Clarence Eichelberger
Arthur Finley
Ray Fowler
George Hackworth
Virginia Lou Hamp
Nedra Haskell
Kay Howard
Glen Hunter
Shirley Jones
Marvin Justice
Gwen Lowe
Donna Jean Lowry
Dorothy May Lowry
Sybil Madison
Glennup McCann
Sally Pederson
Bernice Poulson
Betty Lou Poulson
Douglas Reddick
Charles Rhodes
Ettaly Richardson
Edwin Reynolds
Lester Roberts
George Rossiter
Glenda Schneider
Marie Schrebel
Robert Shaw
Betty Eileen Smith
Bodell Smith
Ethel Smith
Ray Swallow
Mary E. Tensymeyer
Dale Thornock
Flaine Thornock
Walter L. Titus, Jr
Jack Teller
Norma Jean Troutman
Wayne Waltmer
Norman Watts
Hattie Wheelock
Leilah Whitaker
David Wray
Lola Marie Young
Seattle Post-Intelligencer Strike Talks Break Down
The National Labor Relations Board regional director Charles W. Hope announced that negotiations on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer strike had been broken off. Details on next steps were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Charles W. Hope
National Labor Relations Board
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Utah Weather Signals Fair Sunday With Little Change
TheUtah weather forecast predicts generally fair conditions on Sunday with only minimal temperature changes expected. No significant storms or precipitation anticipated as residents plan outdoor activities.
Storm swirls to northeast. eight dead noted
A hurricane moved northeast over the Atlantic off Massachusetts with eight known deaths and fifteen missing. Coastlines in eight states suffered damage, especially to small boats along the shore, while the Weather Bureau’s warnings limited the loss of life. The Zeppellin Hindenburg crossed toward the US as high pressure pushed the storm away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Yor
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Government Weather Bureau
West Indies
Long Island
Delaware Bay
United States
Mobilization of 1700 Deputized Citizens Tangles Salinas Strike
Salinas reports a fresh mobilization of 1700 deputized citizens amid the 16 day lettuce strike. Deputies gathered after blasts rang the town fire whistle as Sheriff Abbott and organizer Henry R. Sanborn cited varying “information.” Names linked to the effort include bank president A B Hughes and labor leader Kenneth Thompson with Hollywood contributors such as Gary Cooper and James Cagney named among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Calif
Prank F. Merriam
Carl Abbott
Henry R. Sanborn
Reserve Army
A. B. Hughes
Bank
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wiliam Hynes
Radical Squad
Kenneth Thompson
State Labor Federation
Herbert Marshall
Gary Cooper
James Gleeson
Eddie Cantor
Robert Montgomery
Edward Arnold
Jean Muir
Frederic March
James Cagney
Brian Aherne
Monument Dedicated To Saints In Winter Quarters Obituary
A monument depicting a man shielding a woman from bitter wind beside their child’s grave will be dedicated by Latter Day Saints leaders in Omaha near Florence. It commemorates nearly 600 church members who died in 1846 47 during the Winter Quarters trek toward Salt Lake City. The site lies on Brigham Young’s Winter Quarters area beside the Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Brigham Young
Missouri River
Florence
Ee River
Salt Lake
Two Men Sought After Girl Assault Near Golden Gate Park
San Francisco police hunt two men after 11 year old Barbara Bell was assaulted at a park entrance. She was treated at an emergency hospital and then moved to a private hospital for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Barbara Bell
Golden Gate Park
Wine Goes Free by Nazi Orders
Berlin reports an official command inviting all Germans to a week long party to drink 5 million gallons of wine. Daily wine queen processions toured Rhenish towns with free wine to dispose of surplus from the last two vintages. Speyer saw a historic fountain filled with wine for the first time in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
All
Germany
Rhenish
Speyer
Figures Push Need for Four Year College in South Idaho
Ralph Benedict and associates compile data from Idaho high school seniors to argue a 4-year university is needed in southern Idaho. Survey shows 2,772 eastern Idaho graduates in 1936 with 2,500 seeking higher education, 433 aiming outside Idaho, and projected state-dollar impact of about 216,500 if a Pocatello campus opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Southern
Ralph R. Benedict
Idaho
Department of Publications
University of Idaho At Moscow
Benedict
Dick Leach
Alfred Cordon
South Idaho
Pocatello
Glenns Ferry
Weiser
Moscow
Salmon River
Albion Normal
Governor Landon Visits Kansas Fair With Family
Governor Alf M. Landon interrupted farm speech prep for a family visit to the Kansas fair. He, Mrs. Landon, and two children toured the grounds before resuming work on a Des Moines speech. He planned a partial itinerary of rear-platform talks in Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Kansas Fair
Des Moines
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesoa
Football Saturday Scores Across Colleges
Portland University defeated Pacific University 14 to 0 while West Virginia shut out Waynesburg 7 to 0. Kentucky posted 54 to 3 over Maryville and Mississippi beat Union of Tennessee 45 to 0. South Carolina led Erskine 38 to 0. The Citadel topped Newberry 33 to 0. Clemson defeated Presbyterian 19 to 0. Virginia Military beat Wofford 19 to 0. Centenary 20, Louisiana Normal 0. North Carolina State 12, Elo 0. Virginia 16, Roanoke 7. Rice Institute 33, Texas A and I 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland University
Pacific University
West Virginia
Waynesburg
Kentucky
Maryville
Mississippi
Union of Tenessee
South Carolina
Erskine
Newberry
Clemson
Presbyterian
Virginia Military
Wofford
Centenary
Louisiana Normal
North Carolina State
Elo
Virginia
Roanoke
Rice Institute
Texas A
Typhoid and Mumps Reported in Bannock County
The Bannock county health unit reports one case of typhoid fever and one case of mumps in Pocatello. Investigators seek the typhoid source after a young man recently employed in blister rust control work fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Healh Unit
Pocatello
S 1
Birth announced for Rolse's daughter at St. Anthony
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rolse of 632 East Lewis announce the birth of a daughter born September 18 at St. Anthony hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rolse
East Lewis
St. Anthony Hospital
Fascist Armies Around Madrid For Final Push
Government forces in Toledo fight to wipe out defenders in the Alcazar fortress as Fascist troops encircle Madrid for a final attack. Reports say 1,200 captives may have perished in TNT mine explosions, while shelling and smoke bombardment continue and siege lines tighten on the besieged complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Associated Press
Toledo
Alcazar
Bilbao
Santander
Saint Jean de Lay
France
Spain
Crash Ends Noted Pilot Campbell Black's Life at Speke
English aviator Tom Campbell Black was killed at Speke airfield when his plane collided with a Royal Air Force aircraft while taxiing. He died en route to hospital, piloting the Miss Liverpool, which he planned to fly in a Johannesburg race. He co won the 1934 England Melbourne air race with C. W. A. Scott. He married Florence Desmond in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Tom Campbell Black
Speke Airdrome
Royal Airforce
Campbell Black
Johannesburg
South Africa
C. W. A. Scott
Florence Desmond
Brice
Robbery suspects held up Alameda grocery at gunpoint
Gerald Brown 20 of Iona and Larry St Clair 27 of Idaho Falls were arrested after a Home Grocery robbery at 155 Taft Avenue Alameda. They allegedly used a Ford roadster stolen from Idaho Falls and wore overalls and caps. $22.60 was taken. Police say accomplices were likely using aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Brown
Iona
Larry St. Clair
Idaho Falls
Jarvis Roubidoux
D. W. Bliss
Taft Avenue
Alameda
Idaho Palls
Reckless Driving Charge Filed Against James Kooken
A complaint was sworn out against James Kooken on a reckless driving charge after a Saturday 9 p.m. collision. Police said Kooken sped and passed another car with insufficient clearance, striking Kuteny's car at 218 South Garfield, which was hurled 25 feet and hit F. Millers parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kooken
F. D. No. 1 West
Kooken
Kuteny
South Garfield
F. Miller
Central Council PTA Meeting Set at High School
A Central Council Parent-Teacher Association meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school. A. G. Smith notes all council members and PTAs presidents, along with principals, are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Council
Parent-Teacher Association
A. G. Smith
Parent-Teacher Associations
Paul Rowe Visits Republican Meeting at Center Street HQ
Paul Rowe of McCammon joined a Republican executive committee gathering at 425 West Center Street. The event highlighted Rowe as a candidate for county superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rowe
McCammon
Republican Executive Committee
West Center Street
Legion Session Begins Monday in Cleveland
Cleveland hosts a vast American Legion national convention with leaders promising a disciplined, dignified event. National Commander Ray Murphy urges restraint to prevent burlesque, as delegates arrive to a boost from bonus funds, central location, and growing membership. Pullman cars and eight steamboats serve attendees from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Merphy
American Legion
Cleveland
America
Lecion
Ray Murphy
Legion
Preaching Mission Endorsed by Pocatello Group
The Pocatello Ministerial association endorsed The National Preaching Mission of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America to revive Christian spiritual life and social outreach. Meetings run nationwide through December with leaders like Dr. George W. Truett Dr. E Stanley Jones and Dr. John R. Mott among speakers. The Billings gathering Oct 25 to 28 will feature noted Christian statesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Ministerial Association
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America
Church of Today
George W. Truett
World Alliance
E. Stanley Jones
India
America
Albert W. Beaven
Rochester
The
Federal Council
T. Z. Kee
Shanghai
China
John R. Mott
Robert FE. Speer
Daniel A. Poling
Borah Urges Receding Mood, Sees West’s Prosperity Rise
Idaho Senator William Borah told 3000 Mackay supporters that the low mood is receding as he promotes reclamation and water rights. He praised anticipated western growth, urged funding for irrigation reservoirs, and warned Idaho must retain control of natural resources amid expanding development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKay
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Utah Construction Company
Troy Smith
Compton I. White
Robert Faris
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Reclamation
Eborah
West
Middle West
East
Borah
Idaho
Union
Truck Routs Off Highway Injuries Reported In Crash
A truck driven by Rheal Monson of Preston ran off the highway at 2 40 a m Saturday half a mile south of city limits. The Monson vehicle carried Theo Harris who was taken to Lynn Brothers hospital and later to her sister’s home at 936 North Hayes. Attendants report no injuries. The accident remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheal Monson
Preston
Monson
Theo Harris
Lynn Brothers
North Hayes
Pocatello Forty and Eight to Meet Monday at Memorial Building
The Pocatello Voiture of the Forty and Eight auxiliary of the American Legion will hold a 6:30 p m Monday business meeting at the Memorial building followed by a dinner. Harold Hinckley directs the evening program and the event ends in time for members to attend the Legion wrestling and boxing card at the Auditorium theater, per Bryan Blackhurst chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Voiture of the Forty and Eight
Auxiliary Organization of the American Legion
Memorial Building
Harold Hinckley
Auditorium Theater
Bryan Blackhurst
Bomb thrown at Vienna communist ball wounds pursuer
In Grenoble France on September 19 a lighted bomb was tossed into about 400 dancers at a young communists ball in Vienna. The device exploded outside and set a building on fire before bombers fled, firing on the pursuit and wounding a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenoble
France
Vienna
Aberdeen Baby Born
Mr and Mrs T Toews of Aberdeen announce the birth of a daughter at the General Hospital Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Turner of Arbon
Mr and Mrs Frank Turner of Arbon announce the birth of a daughter on September 18 at Lynn Brother's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Turner
Arbon
Lynn Brother's Hospital
Idaho Southern University to Open Week with Record Enrollment
The largest student body in Idaho Southern's history will begin classes Monday at 8 am. Freshmen plan to register after missing Saturday deadlines, with Friday's registration tally already the highest. A Monday assembly features Sherman Lowe and Mace Kenzie, while six new faculty and three returning members will be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Southern University
John R. Nichols
Sherman Lowe
FPE
Mace Kenzie
Community Concert Association
Hollywood Couple Blondell and Powell Wed at Sea
Joan Blondell and Dick Powell, a famed film duo, married aboard the liner Santa Paula off San Pedro. A Presbyterian minister officiated as thousands gathered on the dock. the couple sail toward New York for a two week honeymoon with a follow up in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
San Pedro
Joan Blondell
Dick Powell
Santa Paula
Steamship Line
New York
Miss Blondell
Powell
Ruth Pursley
Regis Toomey
Ed Blondell
U I S B Students Support Concert In Pocatello
Idaho Southern University students bought season tickets from the Community Concert association to attend five concerts in Pocatello this school year. Student tickets are limited to about two hundred at a special price. remaining seats go to local residents. F. E. MacKenzie chairs the sales effort with assistance from Mrs. MacKenzie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Southern University
Community Concert Association
Pocatello
F. E. MacKenzie
Rucci
Rose Bampton
Ralph Comstock
Priday
MacKenzie
C. W. Pond
J. R. Young
Mrs Eitel Struck In North Main Collision
Mrs. R C Eitel of 157 Roosevelt Avenue was knocked unconscious but not seriously hurt after an automobile collision in the 700 block on North Main. Her car, driven by Elkin Chandler of 730 North Garfield, was involved in the incident Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eitel
R. C. Eitel
Roosevelt Avenue
North Main
Eeitel
Elkin Chandler
North Garfield
Birth for Kendal Calvert Daughter at 81 Anthony
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Kendal Calvert of 436 Day at 81 Anthony. The announcement notes the new arrival with family details and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendal Calvert
Anthony
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