Scout Executive Calls for Planning as Scouts Grow
Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, chief scout executive, warns America will see a large rise in boys aged eight to sixteen over the next five years. He urges local councils to plan for growth, noting current membership around 617,000 and forecasting 4,173,000 youth in Scouting by 1963. He stresses ideals, service, self reliance, and securing more camping sites to meet demand.
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America
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Schuck
Dr. Schuck
How To Make Good Pictures A Bargain Buy
Handsome new edition of the best selling photo guidebook now in its thirtieth revised edition. 192 pages with over 400 black and white and color illustrations sells for one dollar. Covers color film choices, indoor and outdoor color photos, camera settings, flash use, print enlargements, and tips for babies, children, adults, animals, scenery and travel.
Idaho Senior Earns Chance at National Youth Conference on the Atom
A Utah Power & Light Co sponsored program will select an Idaho high school senior to attend the National Youth Conference on the Atom in Atlantic City New Jersey April 30 and May 1. The five day trip includes Washington visits and is fully funded. John A. McCone of the Atomic Energy Commission will be a featured speaker.
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Idaho
Utah Power & Light Co
Atlantic City
N. J
E. M. Naughton
Utah Power & Light
United States
Salt Lake City
Intermountain Area
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake
Naughton
Atomic Energy Commission
John A. McCone
The
Pheaston Citizen No 8 Item Halted
A public notice in The Pheaston Citizen No 8 halts a listed item described as a sawn seven item. Details are unreadable but the action blocks proceeding at this time.
Cancer deaths rise to sixty percent in 1900 era trends
Health Information Foundation reports cancer became the second leading cause of death and its death rate sits around 60 percent higher than in 1900. About 250 000 Americans died last year with digestive cancer still the top killer among cancers.
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Health Information Foundation
Progress In Health Services
The
Foundation
George Bugbee
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Mr. Bugbee
Patient Seeks Benefits of Modern Medical Science
A fragment notes a patient considering what modern medical science could provide him. It records the hope for advances and potential treatments without detailing specific procedures or outcomes. The context suggests a reflective moment on medical progress and personal health prospects.
Farm Price Index Drops One Point in December
Idaho farm price index fell one point for the month ending mid December. Higher prices for cattle oats barley peas and poultry were offset by declines in other major products. Nationally farmers saw a five point drop and a parity ratio slip as 1959 outlook remains mixed with expectations of lower net farm income for Idaho and weaker hog prices.
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Idaho
R. Wayneobinson
University of Idaho Extension Service
U. S
Robinson
Department of Agriculture
Weston Family Returns Home From California
Mr and Mrs Don Robinson and their three children return to Weston from California last Tuesday where they had stayed since December Their daughter Julie also came back with them George Georgeson drove to Ogden recently for a short visit and to spend some time there
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Don Robinson
Weston
California
Julie
George Georgeson
Ogden
Funeral honors Alfred Lemmon in Preston Idaho
Alfred Lemmon of Pocatello was buried in Weston cemetery after funeral services at the Oneida stakehouse in Preston on February 9 with Bishop Elmo Keller officiating. Local relatives attended from Idaho Falls Rexburg Salt Lake City and California notes.
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Pocatello
Oneida
Preston
Elmo Keller
Floyd Smart
Enid Johnston
Jack King
Lois Nielson
Edna Lemmon
Karl
Reo Alder
Alvin Maughan
Henry Rawlings
Bishop Keller
James B. Brower
Philip Dergeson
Weston Cemetery
Don Robinson
Julie
Theda Anderson
Brigham City
California
LeRoy Balls
Aston Hurst
Micky
Harry
Kate Lemmon
Mountains Home
Lyman Merrill
Suel Murdock
Afton Hurst
Margaret Herron
Clifford
Grace Davis
Salt Lake City
Vernell Mickelson
DiAnn
Leland Mickelson
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