Governor Jordan Urges Idaho Cancer Crusade Participation
Gov Len Jordan calls Idahoans to join the annual Cancer Crusade beginning April 1 urging voluntary support, funds for research and treatment, and public information efforts by Idaho division of the American Cancer Society. About 5,000 cancer workers will participate statewide.
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Len Jordan
Idaho
American Cancer Society
Spray Trees Now Says Agent Roberts and Horticulturist
County agricultural agent Daniel Roberts advises spraying fruit trees showing little leaf symptoms with 25 pounds of zinc sulphate in 100 gallons of water while buds are swelling but before green. Tony Horn notes the disorder appears on land once used for feed lots or poultry yards.
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Daniel Roberts
Tony Horn
Idaho PTA Conclave Opens April 2 in Twin Falls
The 45th Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers convenes in Twin Falls on April 2 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Paul Kohout of Boise as state president. The program features a Twin Falls High School orchestra musical and a session address by Mrs. John E Hayes, president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Paul ‘Kohout
Boise
John E.hayes
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kathleen Wilson
Department of Public Assistance
Dale Cornel
Mental Health Department
Idaho
Elmer S. Crowley
Idaho Falls
Idaho Education Association
Edith C. Korres
Seattle
Federal Civil Defense Administration
T. O. van DeGrift
Nampa
Mildred Haberly
University of Idaho
Alta C. Alexander
San Francisco
M. Ned Williams
O. A
Gus” Kelker
James Millard
Portland
Life
David McClusky
Lillian McSorley
Lewiston
Wesley C. Steck
Herver Snider
Moscow
Lorene* Hendricks
Pocatello
Rose North
Idaho Farmers Plan Smaller Spring Acreages and Crops
USDA reports Idaho spring planted acreages for crops and hay are expected to be smaller than 1951. Spring wheat may total 645,000 acres, 12 percent below 1951 but 46 percent above the 1941-50 average. oats and barley unchanged. Potato plantings may reach 131,000 acres, 4 percent below 1951 and 19 percent below the 1941-50 average. Beet sugar beets about 65,000 acres, 8 percent below 1951. Dry beans and peas also slip, with peas well under the 10-year average.
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Idaho
Usda Crop Reporting Service
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Local Bingo Party and Ranchers Meeting Reported
A bingo party hosted by Jimmie Baird at his home Friday evening brought together Mink Creek residents including George Jensen Tamara Jensen Carolyn Jensen Kenneth Nielsen Kay Moosman DeVonna Moosman Warren Wilde Blair Seamons Reed Moosman Ronald Baird and Mary Jean Baird. A MIA leadership meeting drew Tyra Beth Stenberg Rosetta Jensen Mona Wilde Marjorie Keller Blaine Larsen and Keith Crane. A ranchers meeting Friday night named new officers Leeral Jensen president Lionel Keller vice president Willis Roper secretary and Grant Dockstader reporter.
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George Jensen
Tamara Jensen
Carolyn Jensen
Kenneth Nielsen
Kay Moosman
DeVonna Moosman
Warren Wilde
Blair Seamons
Reed Moosman
Ronald Baird
Mary Jean Baird
Jimmie Baird
Tyra Beth Stenberg
Rosetta Jensen
Mona Wilde
Marjorie Keller
Blaine Larsen
Keith Crane
MIA
Stake House
Leeral Jensen
Lionel Keller
Willis Roper
Grant Dockstader
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