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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1932

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Ross outlines work plan for state relief

Governor C Ben Ross issues regulations to county commissioners for distributing 300000 emergency relief funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Funds target current needs. counties must assess needy families and monthly October to December needs. emphasis on work relief where possible. no spending on materials or supervision. relief agencies to supplement regular aid with monthly reports and approved county plans.

Boise C. Ben Ross Reconstruction Finance Corporation Pierce Williams Pacific Coast The Finance Corporation

Nude statue stirs clergy over Anzac memorial

In Sydney the Anzac war memorial faces protests from Catholic leaders over a nude crucified figure in the central sculpture group "The Crucifixion of Civilization." Archbishop Kelly denounces the piece as blasphemous and insulting, while sculptor Raynor Hoff defends it as a universal symbol of peace crucified on the war standard.

Sydney Australia Kelly Raynor Hoff Mars

Teton coal miner dies from blast injuries

Rexburg Idaho Sept 30 AP George F Stratton 26 died in hospital from burns after an explosion in the Teton Coal company mine earlier in the day He reportedly struck a dynamite cap placed by a previous shift An inquest is planned for Victor Saturday with funeral services there Sunday He is survived by his widow.

Rexburg Idaho George F. Stratton Teton Coal Company Stratton Victor

Nominee accuses Ross of dodging cost issue in Idaho race

Byron Defenbach Republican candidate for governor told a Paysette audience that Governor Ross diverts the campaign from cutting state costs. He questioned plans to abolish the cabinet form of government and criticized alleged inaction on tax relief and economy. Defenbach accused the governor of expanding the state machine and rejecting an economy offer from Republican leaders.

Payette Idaho Byron Defenbach Ross Defenbach House Senate

Indictment in ship disaster and Cubs homecoming noted

Alexander Forsyth, captain of the ferry Observation, indicted for second degree manslaughter after its East River explosion that killed 71. Chicago Cubs return from New York amid 2,500 to 3,000 cheering fans.

New York Alexander Forsyth Observation East River Bronx County

Nevada freighter wreck costs 34 lives in Aleutians disaster

Only three crew members survive after the Nevada founder amid gale and heavy seas near Amugnak island. James Thorsen Fritz Dewall and Lucena N Decanay were rescued by the President Madison in serious condition. Rescue from two ships saved a perilous scene as the Oregon Maru lost a small boat and several crewmen were injured. The Nevada left Portland on September 16 bound for the Orient.

Seattle Nevada Aleutian Amugnak Island Madison James Thorsen Portland Fritz Dewall Lucena N. Decanay Risal Manila P. I R. J. Healy States Steamship Company of Oregon

Search Proceeds for Missing Man in Alpine Country

Idaho Falls report states a fishing pole linked to R L McBain of Missoula Montana was recovered from the south fork of the Snake River near the last sighting. Sheriff Harry Meppen said water levels fell and volunteers urged to watch for a body as authorities continue the search. The pole was found about 100 yards downstream in eight feet of water and identified by McBain’s fishing party.

Idaho Falls R. L. McBain Missoula Mont South Fork Snake River McBain Harry Meppen Meppen Thomas Rainey Joe Heap

Mayo Clinic head returns home after pneumonia attack

Dr. A. W. Adson, Mayo clinic department head, who was attacked by pneumonia while in Ogden Utah to address the Utah Medical association arrived home yesterday virtually recovered.

Rochester Minn A. W. Adson Mayo Clinic Ogden Utah Utah Medical Association

Will Rogers Wires The Tribune About Postage Reform

Beverly Hills California September 30 Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig appear as political targets in a satirical letter. The writer complains about postal costs and criticizes lawmakers for frequent changes to postage rates. He suggests a system where important letters go free and routine mail costs rise to a dollar.

Beverly Hills Calif Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig

Lukens Rejects Idaho Socialist Elector Filings

Secretary of State Fred E. Lukens refused filing for Idaho Socialist presidential electors on grounds the party failed to meet state law. Socialist officials plan to seek national party action as the convention date and delegate numbers allegedly violated requirements.

Boise Socialist Party of Idaho Fred E. Lukens H. H. Freedheim Socialist State Lukens

Midwest Next Battleground for Campaign

The Republican drive to win the farm vote in the Midwest begins with President Hoover’s Des Moines address next week. Spokesmen expect a plan to aid farmers through credit loosening mortgage terms and new markets, followed by a blitz in midwestern states led by top party figures and 260 active speakers.

Chicago Midwest Hoover Des Moines Franklin D. Roosevelt Topeka Kan Middlewestern Curtis Hurley the Treasury Mills Dal Y Gann Jalincke Republican National Committee Congressman Ramiseyer Iowa

Notorious convict Jesse Pomeroy dies after 56 years in prison

Jesse Pomeroy, 70, Massachusetts life prisoner famed for child murder, died at the state farm in Bridgewater after heart disease. He spent 40 years in solitary confinement at Charlestown. sentenced in 1873, his long tenure closes a notorious case in state history.

Bridgewater Mass Jesse Pomeroy Massachusetts State Farm Pomeroy Charlestown

Third Series Tilt To Start At 12 30

Pocatello fans will watch the third game of the 1932 world series as the Yankees and Cubs meet in Chicago Saturday at 12 30 p m Pocatello time. Early Chicago bulletins will be megaphoned to the local crowd as thousands join the ongoing series return.

Chicago Chicago Cubs New York Cubs Pocatello Pocatello Tribune New York Yankees Gotham Ball Park Associated Press

District Fair closes as Eastern Idaho hosts final day

Pocatello Bannock county day drew crowds at the Eastern Idaho District Fair with Roman standing race captures, riders Gilbert and Farrell unhurt after a fall. Last day features rodeo, wild cow milking, and extensive 4 H livestock exhibits with numerous awards announced for Holstein, Jersey, Hampshire, Rambouillet, and crossbred classes.

Blackfot Pocatello and Bannock Idaho Gilbert Phillips Farrell Pocatello Bingham County Marion Mack Downey Heifer Hiix Hymas Liberty Mirl Hymas Oxford Jersey Dwight Humarey Idaho Falls Max Hymas Delmar Kearl Preston Helen Havener Mar Marsh Russell Fisher Oxord Russell Isher Horace Wright Thatcher del Smith Cleveland Ewe Lamb Hampshire Delors Densley Ovid Rambouilet Ewe Delors R. Densley Ram Lamb Delors Denzley Mirs

Roosevelt Leads in Liberty Digest Straw Poll Returns

The Liberty Digest poll shows Roosevelt with 102,185 votes at 46.03 percent and Hoover with 100,323 at 45.18 percent from 222,014 ballots in eleven states. Hoover leads in Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Jersey New York while Roosevelt leads in California Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia. electoral college could tilt 135 for Roosevelt and 93 for Hoover. Nearly 40 percent of Roosevelt support comes from former Republicans, about 45 percent from Democrats.

Roosevelt Hoover Liberty Digest Thomas Reynolds Coxey Upshaw Foster Norman Thomas Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Jersey New York California Ilinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Loover

Prisoner Escapes From McNeil Island

Sam G. Richardson escaped from McNeil Island federal penitentiary yesterday. He is believed to have headed for the mainland or a nearby island in a rowboat. Richardson arrived at McNeil July 11 on a two year Dyer Act sentence from Salt Lake City after a Utah state prison release for automobile theft three months earlier.

Tacoma Wash Sam G. Richardson McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary Richardson McNeil Salt Lake City Utah State Prison

Borah Urges Cutting Army and Navy Spending

Idaho Senator William E Borah questions a national plan to cut federal outlays noting the army and navy spend seven to eight hundred million dollars annually. He criticizes omission of military spending from proposed reductions and urges eliminating bureaus to trim expenses without sacrifice.

William FE. Borah National Organization Navy R. E. Shepherd Jerome Idaho State Chamber of Commerce Army Great Committee New York

Republicans Get First Votes Expansion Aimed at Youth

Leaders of the Young Republican league announced a nationwide effort to engage 28 million voters under 26. The program seeks a permanent youth organization from age 21 for 15 years, with state chairmen named in Idaho Colorado Washington Oregon and more. George R. Olmstead leads the drive and notes several states organized at county level.

Vuiebuizalon Ul Lhe yuuRes League Republican National Campaign George R. Olmstead Olmstead United States Junior Association of Commerce New England Idaho Williams. Holden Idaho Falls Colorado Justin W. Brierley Denver Washington Arthur E. Bailey Seattle Oregon Stuart Weiss Portland

Coolidge Urges Fighting Campaign for Hoover Bid

Calvin Coolidge asked Massachusetts Republicans to wage a fighting campaign for President Hoover and the state ticket. In a letter to Judson Hannigan, read at a night-before dinner, he urged firm support, organization, and candid education to win the GOP ticket.

Boston Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Hoover Judson Hannigan Republican Club of Republican Party

Yankees Extend Winning Streak to Four in World Series

The New York Yankees push toward a four straight win over the Cubs as Babe Ruth predicts quick clinching in a Chicago series. McCarthy stresses Cubs are tough, Ruffing and Gomez provide pitching while Pipgras may start in the third game with decisions on Sunday.

Chicago Lake Erie Yankees Cubs Babe Ruth Landis Marse Joe” McCarthy McCarthy Ruffing Gomez Wrigley Field Guy Bush Lon Warneke Yankee George Pipgras Johnny Allen Warneke

Institute Planned For Idaho Education Meeting

The fifth district executive committee will meet with County Superintendent Nora A. Boyum to finalize plans for the October 14 and 15 gathering in Pocatello. About 800 teachers from the district are expected, with B H Barrus Mackay superintendent and vice president. Frances Moore Blackfoot county superintendent. E N Vaughn Pocatello superintendent. and Miss Boyum treasurer among those likely to attend.

Idaho Educational Association Nora A. Boyum Pocatello B. H. Barrus Mackay Frances Moore Blackfoot Bingham County E. N. Vaughn Miss Boyum Association

Flood Paralyses Traffic Between Juarez and Mexico City

Floods in northern Mexico interrupt travel between Juarez and Mexico City as the Chuviscar river in central Chihuahua surged, inundating villages and destroying crops. Reports describe a disaster of historic proportions affecting the region.

EL Paso Tex Juarez Mexico City Mexico Chihuahua

MEN TO CHOOSE NEXT PRESIDENT

Census figures show men outnumber women nationally by 1930, 37,056,757 to 35,886,867, but urban women over 21 outnumber men 22,149,477 to 21,747,237. Geographic splits favor women in New England and parts of the South and West, with women in the majority in 11 states.

Washington Serft United States New England South Atlantic East South Central

Fall Weather Outlook With Clouds and Thunderstorms

The forecast calls for cooler temperatures Saturday with scattered clouds tonight and Saturday. Local thunderstorms are expected in the mountains, bringing a possible brief cooling trend this weekend.

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