Drainage Ditch Protects City Reservoir
A diversion ditch completed to shield the city reservoir from meltwater and heavy rains is proven effective by daily chemical tests. Commissioner Bert Megquier credits local cooperation, noting landowners Christensen and Mooney allowed the project along Rattlesnake Creek for resolution of spring contamination risks.
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Bert Megquier
Argenta
Christensen Livestock Company
Megquier
Berg Christensen
Erwin Christensen
Earl Mooney
Labor Fight Stratagems Stir in Congress
Washington reports say House Labor Committee Chairman Barden faces a primary challenge from AFL-CIO aligned groups aiming to purge him for being too conservative. Insiders expect big outside union money to back the effort to shift control of the committee if Democrats hold the House.
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House Labor Committee
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Afl-Cio
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Joint Economic Committee
Capitol Hill
Right or Wrong Continued from page one
A pilot writes home from high altitude about spotting familiar landmarks and feeling close to family. He describes seeing streets and possibly his father's store from 25,000 feet and confesses a homesick tone in his letter.
Alleged Arsonist Held in Jail Here
An Idaho Falls youth D Liday was bound over to district court for trial on charges linked to an arson attempt at the Darrell Peterson ranch home south of Bedrock on Friday March 30. Sheriff’s deputies investigated after oil soaked rags were found burning at both entrances. Mrs Liday, related to Mrs Peters on, had joined relatives at the home days earlier.
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Bedrock
D. Liday
Idaho Falls
District Court
Evans Innes
Justice Court
Liday
Peterson
John MacDonald
Lloyd Thomas
Fire clues lead to arrest in Idaho incident
Tire marks found in the yard provided clues that helped investigators arrest Liday at Idaho alls as the fire was quickly contained before it could spread.
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Liday
Idaho Alls
University Women's Club reports successful year in Dillon
The Dillon branch of the University of Montana AAUW closes a successful year led by President Mrs. Winnifred Greenwood and officers Ruth Dillavoy, Penwell, Cumming, and Shaffner. Programs focused on international relations and education with guest speakers, a community children’s educational entertainment, a $100 WMCE scholarship, and donations to the International Farm Youth Exchange and Vassar and Fellowship funds. The branch also formed a library committee and will attend the state convention in Butte May 3–5.
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Q. K. Moe
Helen Nelson
Dillon
Winnifred
Greenwood
Lara Penwell
Howard Leslie
Ruth Dillavoy
Penwell
J. R. Cumming
Genevieve Albertson
Helen Luebbert
International Farm
Vassar
Montana
Shaffner
Sheldon
Davis
Butte
Local Education Leaders Named in Cast of Officials
Greenwood, Mrs. Zella Flores, state education chairman, Miss Albertson, Mrs. Leslie, Mrs. Lueb ben, Mrs. Dillavoy, Mrs. Mary Emerick, Miss Nelson and Mrs. Cumming are listed among education officials and associates.
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Greenwood
Zella Flores
Albertson
Leslie
Luebben
Dillavoy
Mary Emerick
Nelson
Cumming
Regular Health Checks Urged by Cancer Society
Last year 80,000 Americans died of cancer because treatment started too late. The American Cancer Society says regular health examinations are the best cancer insurance and can lead to early detection and better outcomes.
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American Cancer Society
Motor crashes show majority involve passenger cars
The report notes that eighty five percent of vehicles involved in accidents were passenger cars, highlighting the dominance of cars over other vehicle types in roadway incidents.
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