Fruits of Free Enterprise Endowment Aid to Medical Schools
James W. Martin and Katherine E. Martin publish in Soda Springs Idaho. The Ford Foundation endowment plans involve 90 million dollars to privately funded medical schools, easing government tax burdens and bolstering research centers. AMA President Hess lauds private funding as essential to keeping schools free from government influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Ford Foundation
Munical Schools
AMA
Grace News Advances Local Employment and Visits
Grace residents report personnel changes at Gem Valley Grain Growers Association with Mrs. Albert Allsop as new bookkeeper replacing Mrs. W P Jensen who moved to U P L Camp at Oneida. Readers note multiple family visits, travels, minor injuries from a car wreck, and social events across Grace and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Allsop
Gem Valley Grain Growers Association
W. P. Jensen
Jensen
Oneida
Bud Raymond
William
Melvin Whitehead
Whitehead
Los Angeles
T. W. A. Airlines
Beverly Turner
Bryce
Henrietta Turner
Pocatello
Williams Ward
North Gem senior Rosalie Yost wins Betty Crocker Homemaker honor
Rosalie Yost, North Gem High senior, earned the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow title after top scores on a fifty minute written exam. She receives a cookbook and pin, advances to the state level for a $1500 scholarship and trip to Washington, with a $500 Idaho runnerup scholarship and Britannica for the state winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Yost
North Gem
Betty Crocker
Science Research Associates of
Chicago
Miss Yost
Yost
Rosalie
Glenn Yost
Mutual Improvement Association
Bancroft
Hospital Notes and Community Notices From Soda Springs
Birth announcements include SeVers and Florine Williams Grace on January 11 a girl weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces and TAnn and Carma Spackman also in Soda Springs a girl. discharges list several patients including Sue Jones Kevin Erickson Thelma Poulsen John Smith and Grace. Kiwanis announces Father and Son Night January 3% and Father and Daughter Night February 14. Hetty Dunn returns to Ogden as WAF enlistee after visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell Hyde
Aberdeen
Raymond
Mr Hyde
Lorran Jenkins
Judy
Joan
Arizona
Deanna Van-Den Akker
Wm. Warner
Rigby
Grace
Warners
Deval Gillett
Kenneth Gillett
Pocatello
Grant Clegg
Peter
Ogden
Melvin Christensen
Ian
William
Bill) Stalder
Bill
Francis
Connie
Tacoma
Wash
Frank Thomas
Elvin Hubbard
Darrell Toone
Cyrus Jensen
Alvin Heddop
Wayne Egbert
Brother Weilo
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Harold T. Peterson
Merrill
Demar
Melody
Rohan
Jerome
R. D. Merrill
Laura Clegg
Grace Farmers Union
Grace Elementary School
SeVers
Florine Williams
Tann
Carma Spackman Soda Springs
Fife Gunnell
Terry Muir
Lae Wallace
Anne Miles
Soda
Pick Corner
Lava Hot Springs
Sue Jones
Kevin Erickson
Thelma Poulsen
John Smith
Tas Rosen
Billy Comush
George Toolson
Bancroft
Henry Nelson
George Gummersall
Hetty Dunn
WAF
First Grade News and Classroom Activities at Grade School
Readers list new student Jody Rane and a surprise package in the room. Teachers describe spelling games, ABC books, snow scenes, poems, posters, and learning in health and arithmetic. Third to sixth grades cover murals, history, field moves, and health notes as teachers and students describe daily classroom life.
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Miss Hogan
PTA
United States
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James W. Martin and
Katherine E. Martin
Idaho
The
American Medical Association
Fordoundation
Grace News
Lydia Thomas
Fryar
Diamonds — Watches
Davis Jewelry
Allinger
Montpelier
Montpelier, Idaho
Kiwanis
Kimani Club
Lallatin Market
Lallatin
Miss Chapman
ABC
Mother
Make
Land
California
Taylor
Mirs. Ledbetter
Mr. Stoker
Mariola Christman
Texas
Mrs. Haskins
Jimmy Wilcox
Iowa
Betty Halbert
Washington
Goldsbrough van
Linda
Larry
Moore
Jerry Reese
Johnny Williamson
Boise
Muir
North Central States
Unl
Sudie
Lallathin
British Isles
Hemmert
Brent
Reid
Pugmire
Sheryl James
Cheryl Smith
Jerson
Linda Monk
Steve
S. E. Matthe
Financial Aget
Muse
Jpen Frina
Idaho Cafe
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